They aren't exactly prequel and sequel but they have the same format:
- Main actors who play a fictionalized version of themselves.
- Every episode is a different story (and they are not related to each other).
- Every episode is directed and written by a different director and screenwriter.

They aren't exactly prequel and sequel but they have the same format:
- Main actors who play a fictionalized version of themselves.
- Every episode is a different story (and they are not related to each other).
- Every episode is directed and written by a different director and screenwriter.

They aren't exactly prequel and sequel but they have the same format:
- Main actors who play a fictionalized version of themselves.
- Every episode is a different story (and they are not related to each other).
- Every episode is directed and written by a different director and screenwriter.

They aren't exactly prequel and sequel but they have the same format:
- Main actors who play a fictionalized version of themselves.
- Every episode is a different story (and they are not related to each other).
- Every episode is directed and written by a different director and screenwriter.

They aren't exactly prequel and sequel but they have the same format:
- Main actors who play a fictionalized version of themselves.
- Every episode is a different story (and they are not related to each other).
- Every episode is directed and written by a different director and screenwriter.

Both stories are about the revelation of the truth behind murders. They don't have the same director but the colour pallette used in both movies is similar.
'The Eleventh Chapter' is a little bit more comical and ambiguous.

'Twenty your life on' is about four girls on their last year of college and 'My treasure' is about the life of one girl after college. 'My treasure' could be seen as the story of one of those girls of 'Twenty your life on' after the graduation and the challenges she has to face in her personal life and in the work environment.

They aren't exactly prequel and sequel but they have the same format:
- Main actors who play a fictionalized version of themselves.
- Every episode is a different story (and they are not related to each other).
- Every episode is directed and written by a different director and screenwriter.

Same director/screenwriter so they have similar editing style and sense of humor. In both the story is explained from the perspective of the main characters.
The actress Yukawa Hina is also a main lead in both.

Same director/screenwriter so they have similar editing style and sense of humor. In both the story is explained from the perspective of the main characters.

Coming of age stories about a rock band formed by high school students. The friendship between the members of the group is also a very important aspect in both.
Both stories become quite different as they develop but the first part of the movie reminded me a lot of the drama.