Toriko

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Synonyms: Toriko (2011), Toriko (TV), Toriko x One Piece Collabo Special
Japanese: トリコ
English: Toriko
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Type: TV
Episodes: 147
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 3, 2011 to Mar 30, 2014
Premiered: Spring 2011
Broadcast: Sundays at 09:00 (JST)
Licensors: Funimation
Studios: Toei Animation
Source: Manga
Genres: ActionAction, AdventureAdventure, ComedyComedy, FantasyFantasy, GourmetGourmet
Demographic: ShounenShounen
Duration: 23 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 7.531 (scored by 5181051,810 users)
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Ranked: #18372
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Popularity: #1729
Members: 129,670
Favorites: 855

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Toriko and One Piece share a massive world which is build up brilliantly. Both feature a great cast of shounen characters that develop strongly throughout the series in a series of adventures and missions. 
report Recommended by Xadyu3000
They involve food and cooking. Toriko is a battle Shounen while Food Wars is a mix of Slice of Life and shounen.  
report Recommended by AnimeFan500
both use tactics and have hunters buth have a massive worldbuilding and epic characters 
report Recommended by mangabook
Both series are loaded with super muscular men, full shounen style and packed with comedy! 
report Recommended by Kururu4ever
Both share "hunting down monsters for food" part. However the food in Dungeon Meshi is just a normal food, while in Toriko it is "magical" one which causes human power to evolve. 
report Recommended by nick_el_son
The concept of hunting for exotic food instantly reminded me of Hunter x Hunter, although it was only mentioned in a few episodes in this series. 
report Recommended by chinhnt2k3
These anime focus on manly characters but Toriko does not have the same tragic content as featured in Hokuto no Ken. In terms of quality and characterization, Hokuto no Ken is better but Toriko is the closest thing to a modern day Fist of the North Star due to the following: 1. The Four Heavenly Kings are adopted "siblings" while Hokuto no Ken also has a main cast of four adopted brothers. 2. The characters Toriko, Zebra & Coco are inspired by Kenshiro, Raoh & Toki. 3. Both series were stricken by war and famine. 4. The concept of "Knocking" is similar to Hokuto Shinken as it stops a  read more 
report Recommended by THEAnimeHERO
Both are about Food. Toriko is about fighing people and finding food. Fighting Foodons Is about making food that Fights people. and they both have some really good JOkes and humor  
report Recommended by YukiUzumaki
Kira Kira Pretty Cure a la mode is a Maho Shoujo of the highest quality, with its food theme it’s a good show to watch with the kids 
report Recommended by RealYRC
GAR, rule-of-cool, fighting mutant animals by taking their traits, and an alien evolution conspiracy. 
report Recommended by Roruman
Fantasy anime about making food out of monsters. 
report Recommended by abystoma2
Both are typical shonens, Both have characters with unique power and both have similar power of Stand = Appetite Demons(Toriko). 
report Recommended by A_Z_INSANE
Both Toriko and Kinnikuman got bad animation , and issues with Filler thanks to both being made by Toei Animation , but their both decent anime  
report Recommended by RealYRC
Both animes have a duo in which one is powerful and hunts all sorts of monsters while the other one is the chef that cooks delicious meals. 
report Recommended by VenomEmperor
These are lowkey similar cause like they both start with a main character who is overly powered and there's lots of fighting and stuff so I think you'll like it 
report Recommended by dxbbie_xo
For those for a passion and appreciation of food 
report Recommended by AnimeBlanket
Unique, powerful monsters in an interesting land that leaves you wanting more. In Toriko, you capture food, which 9/10 times tend to be these awfully powerful beasts that even puts any legendary pokemon to shame. 
report Recommended by minikobe27
For better or worse both series are based on manga with gritty combat, however their anime adaptations contain a childish tone and reduced violence from its source material. If that doesn't bother you, then give these masculine shonens a try with Ultimate Muscle featuring zany superhero wrestling & Toriko displaying multiple super powers.  
report Recommended by THEAnimeHERO
Both are funny & have a character with blue hair. 
report Recommended by MJSpice
Both are hilarious as heck. 
report Recommended by MJSpice
Both series deal with a lot of food and it features similar characters. They both feature battles, which in Toriko are actually battles using supernatural attacks and martial arts, while Yakitate!! Japan actually battles through the art of cooking. 
report Recommended by Xadyu3000
Both are funny & have a chatacter with blue hair. 
report Recommended by MJSpice
Both series have a dark society trying to gain control of the Cooking World in order to achieve world domination. Cooking Master Boy uses cooking battles while Toriko uses physical fighting. And if blue hair is your thing, they both have it. 
report Recommended by Feito
Both shows focus on masculine heroes who each have respect for wildlife and nature. Toriko's anime consists of adventure and battles utilizing creative super powers. Jungle King Tar-chan contains perverted humor but displays an immense variety to its story such as: ki-using martial artists, cyborgs, wrestlers, and even vampires. There is also a "savage" undertone found within the personalities of Toriko and Tar-chan when they are fighting. Between the two, Jungle King Tar-chan is the anime with the better story specifically from episode 31 onward. 
report Recommended by THEAnimeHERO
Both Anime is fighting giant things alive from getting eaten. As to Toriko, Think about the name " Shingeki no Kyojin Kemono" but can eat beast as Shingeki no Kyojin is about humanoid giant people know as Titans that you can kill. 
report Recommended by ZeroMoon
While Toriko isn't exactly a mecha, it shares the concept of something being so bad it's awesome. Both are very testosterone fueled anime, but both also share tremendously bad writing. Luckily, there are moments in both that you can't help but smile at so the awesome overshadows the bad. 
report Recommended by Nito-San
Toriko itself is heavily influenced by Dragon Ball and the main characters are earily similar. Toriko also presents all out action like Dragon Ball while also maintaining the element of fun along it. 
report Recommended by hypernova_00