Golden Kamuy

they both have the same adventure schtick: """ragtag group of interesting, fleshed out, dynamic characters go about a particular outlandish objective blocked by eccentric but equally as interesting antagonist/s in a relatively historical, realistic setting""". they become even more similar as vinland saga progresses, mind those who've only seen the anime. but, golden kamuy has more comedy. 

Both animes are based on true stories and talk about actual events, people and civilizations, they do not talk about the same time period and are not totally accurate, but they are more real than fantasy. With great art and animations in both animes alongside the amazing almost accurate stories, they are just fire. Although you might see some non-real events like fights in Vinland saga but it's understandable since it's a shonen anime. 

- Same vibe - good fighting - good animation - good plot  

If you liked Vinland Saga, the Golden Kamuy is something you definitely need to add to your watchlist. Both follow a similar premise of the main character having a goal - whether thats to avenge their father or go on a journey in honour of a friend - you're covered. Both have interesting and gripping stories. Both have plenty of good fight scenes, despite one being viking-based and the other being based after the ending of war. I personally really enjoyed both and am looking forward to the new seasons coming from both. 

The anime is about searching and there has a war. Vinland saga is searchung for a peaceful place. And golden kamuy is searching for golden by retrieving prisoner skin. Both is great adventure 

Most underrated anime ever. Also the best. I can't stress enough how much I recommend it. Its very much like Vinland Saga. Very mature, Seinen, perfectly paces and natural humor. Its the best of the Seinen world. 

Lighthearted cooking anime! Kinda. Dorohedoro and Golden Kamuy both weave sidesplitting comedy and disturbingly gory violence together naturally, creating a combination that's incredibly entertaining to watch. These are both anime where you'll end up loving and rooting for every single character despite some less than savory behavior, while also getting really invested in the worlds they occupy. Golden Kamuy nails the historical setting, while Dorohedoro impresses with a super-creative fantasy. 

Although I personally prefer Golden Kamuy to Dorohedoro, I believe that both share good similarities. - Both works mix a universe full of violence, games of interests and dark stories with comedy. Their sense of humor is also similar. - Both Golden Kamuy and Dorohedoro have a large number of passages expanding the culture of their universes. In the case of Golden Kamuy, these dialogues are also historical and educational, as they deal with Ainu culture, the Russo-Japanese war, independence movements and Japanese and Russian societies during the Meiji era. In Dorohedoro, they are more about Worldbuilding, as they explain more about magic, contracts and the Hole district. - Both narratives revolve around a main mystery, in an expansive way "from the inside out", that is, revealing details to the audience little by little. They are also Action-Packed. In Dorohedoro, the mystery is about the past and the transformation of the protagonist, Kaiman, while in Golden Kamuy, it is about the legend of Noppera-Bo. - In both animes, there is no real "villain" or "hero" fixed. All (or almost all) of the characters kill or guide their actions according to their interests, which would make them all unethical. In both, they also feature important backstories, although Golden Kamuy will only work on them better in the following seasons. Both are also "ensemble cast" works, so most characters share similar screen time. - Both present a great presence of culinary moments. In Dorohedoro, most of those moments involve Gyoza and produce much less for the plot. On the other hand, in Golden Kamuy, these scenes serve the purpose of enriching the work and transmitting the Ainu culture (and also of other indigenous minorities) to the viewer. read more 

These two series are so wildly different but incredibly similar at the same time. Golden Kamuy is a historical piece set in 19th century Japan, while Dorohedoro is a post-apocalyptic dark fantasy, but they have a lot in common. Both series follow an incredibly likable male-female duo with amazing chemistry (3 of them for Dorohedoro, in fact), and have great battle sequences that are amazingly dark and gory and feel like a perfect mix of ridiculous rule of cool and grounded combat. Every character is booming with personality, making it hard to dislike any of them, even the supposed "villains", and both series have a surprising amount of focus on food and cooking, as well as jumping from dark and gritty to goofy and lighthearted easily, and doing both very well. Golden Kamuy admittedly has some very bad CG at times, especially when bears are involved, but don't let that stop you from enjoying this great series. On the other hand, Dorohedoro blends in 3DCG and 2D animation very well and uses both to great effect. read more 

- cooking show in the guise of a seinen action series - wacky, oddly funny cast of characters - plenty of gore and fights 

There are many weird and interesting characters in both. Also, there is nobody you could call the "bad guy"(although you will probably root for the protagonists). There are a couple of different groups and each of the groups has a different goal 

So Dorohedoro can be quite similiar in its tone if that‘s what you felt was appealing about Golden Kamuy and vice versa. It‘s mature in the way it tells its story and is weird in its humor. There are unique characters in both shows and the MCs as well as the villians are all likeable. Both shows handle storytelling very clever and really suck you into their world through nice layouts in regards to world building. The most important thing tho, both anime have dark, grim tones. 

Almost every single character in both of these shows can be described as a "lovable weirdo". The humor is quite similar in both, though Gintama is 90% humor and Golden Kamuy is 40%. The full casts are given decent attention, not just a few main characters. Good action mixed in with the comedy. They also both feature very interesting worlds and cultures, though for different reasons.  

Although Golden Kamuy is not properly, in essence, a comedy it has many slapstick Gintama-style moments. And both Sugimoto and Shiraishi (GK) resembles, somehow, the naturally permed silver hair guy (Gtm). There are other similarities that involve historicity of the modernization of Japan. One is more like a reimagination à la Tarantino (GK) and the other is a kill-time space parody (Gtm) but both are a grotesque aproch of the past. 

Story wise it's nothing like Gintama but if you like Gintama's comedy then you'll love Golden Kamuy. The humour is on the same level while sometimes it can be more 'perverted'. Characters in both shows are also written fantastically, there's a character for everyone to like!  

Both are hilarious Both have amazing MC Both have great supporting characters Both have amazing plot/story even though comedy is the main front 

Very similar type of comedy, Golden Kamuy doesnt have as many references but still Awesome set of characters, very charismatic, funny, and great in general very interesting plot with a good mix of comedy and serious moments If you enjoy Gintama you should give Golden Kamuy a chance 

Both are peak comedy and packed with action, historical reference, swordsman, goofy mc and likable side characters. Entertaining series that you will miss once you finished watching it.  

There are so many very weird and very interesting characters in both 

Golden Kamuy and Jojo's Bizarre Adventure are both shows about manly men doing manly things and they take place in the late 19th and early 20th century. While Jojo and Golden Kamuy are mostly serious stories the two contain hilarious and goofy scenes. Finally the characters are also very similar. The protagonist(s) of each show (Jonathan and Joseph for Jojo and Sugimoto for GK) are clever strategists and like I said previously are very manly. And as for the antagonist, Tsurumi and DIO, they are both purely evil entities that are detestable in every way and that fact kind of makes them interesting.  

(English is not my native language) Golden Kamuy is very similar to Jojo. I`ll explain you why. First, Sugimoto (The Maincharacter of Golden Kamuy) is basically Jotaro from Jojo Part 3. He also does his pose on the cover of the first season. Both shows have a similar humour, and contain many jokes. Also, their stories are almost the same. MC and friends defeat many different enemies to find the main villain. (Ik, many shonen anime are like this but Jojo and Golden Kamuy really stand out of most of them). Golden Kamuy is a must for every dojo fan. 

They have both smiliar humor snd characters so watch both. 

Big and beautiful men, high stake adventures, and educational tidbits along the way. Also both great stories about strangers coming together for a shared goal.  

big men and a girl going places. sounds familiar? Also, the mc looks a lot like Jotaro. 

Almost identical shows. Two historical, violent seinen depicting a legendary japanese warrior whom had a near-death experience and is now transported in this world he doesn't know and barely understand, where he's helped by far more skilled inhabitants of said world in order to achieve his goals. A gore-y, exaggerated, almost 2-edgy-4-me (but in a good way) adventure which sometimes even goes a little emotional and funny, with interesting characters and premises. The only substantial differences are that Drifters has a far better CGI and is basically an isekai. But they're both still really good runs. 

Both shows are historical seinens that depict violence in a similar and brutal way. Both can be comedic at times but serious and strategical when they need to be. They both can be highly exaggerated at times. Both shows also deal with war and different factions fighting against each other to reach some sort of goal. Both protagonists can be funny, but can turn into cold blooded killers at the flip of a switch. Both protagonists go through near death experiences but always survive to see another day. The difference is that Drifters is more of a fantasy with powers while Golden Kamuy is more grounded to reality.  read more 

-Younger girl travels with older man on an adventure for revenge meeting interesting characters along the way -Plenty of action, gore, and adult themes  

Two people going around japan collecting something. The dynamic feels similar. 

The main similarity between these two is the adventure part and calm atmosphere that they have. To Your Eternity is a bit more drama heavy while Golden Kamuy has more comedy but it has its sad moments as well. 

Like FMA, Golden Kamuy features a large ensemble of varied, charismatic, and likable characters that form many different factions, from heroes to villains to anything in between, and work toward their own goals which causes them to constantly clash, cross paths, join forces, split up, yada yada yada. Being historical fiction, it might not be as fantastical and epic in scale as FMA, but if you value FMA's writing and characters just as much or more than its animation and action, definitely give Golden Kamuy a shot. And seriously, move past the bear. It's not at all representative of most of the show's animation. Also, it's trying its best🥺 read more 

Both are set in pre-ww2 imperial Japan (Kamuy in 1911 or so and Sirius in 1930), and both feature japanese soldiers. Both at one point feature Japanese-occupied Sachalin and nature scenery. Both feature a zeppelin-type aircraft. There are groups looking for a treasure in both, but many more sides of conflict in Kamuy. The protagonist's side in Sirius is playful and kind but professional and efficient, while in Kamuy the team constantly picks up and drops out very independent, strong characters of whom you never know if their interest align. Kamuy definitely has stronger characters and is more original in both story and designs/direction, and Sirius I find more polished and beautiful when it comes to backgrounds, effects and the artistic side. read more 

Good story, historical, samurai and war related (good combat), similar artsyle, short but intense, chars and story well developed 

Similar sense of humor, similar art style. Plot consists of several groups of characters who working towards their goals, interjecting with the other characters. Big variety of characters and groups of interest