Kekkai Sensen

Both series have the same comedy-drama mixed atmosphere and the characters are pretty similiar too. In both anime, a young boy joins to an organisation where everyone has superpower. 

- The main characters in both shows are pursued for the powers they have. They also cannot fully control their powers so they must find other means to be helpful. - The animation style has a similar feel to it. - The choice of music seem alike. 

same vibe the red line in the story is different , but it feels a lot the same both are about a boy joining an supernatural organisation.  

Same kind of humor. Same concept of supernatural/freakishly strong people banding together and forming an organization to save/protect the world + clueless MC who's just joined the organization and appears weak but has some sort of power.  

Both involve a bunch of misfits with supernatural powers banding together to investigate supernatural phenomena. Both have quirky characters with unusual powers. The protagonists are straight charaters caught in a group of weirdos. Both employ a similar style of slapstick comedy with ludicrous situations and exaggerated expressions. Action scenes in both are very stylish. Bungou Stray Dogs is heavier on comedy though. 

Both involve an organisation of whimsical characters with supernatural powers in which the protagonist happens upon and subsequently joins them. Very similar animation and atmosphere. 

Both series are about a group of people with supernatural powers, that we get introduced to through the main character, a new member in the group. The humour and soundtrack are similar, and both are gorgeously animated. 

- A group of people with supernatural powers - Similar humour 

They are people under an organization with supernatural powers whose mission to seize out the supernatural disturbance. 

- Both has MC's who are targeted for their powers... - In both, those MC's are recruited by similar organizations because of their unique abilities/ and for their own safety...[ being rare is not so bad ] - Both bad guys and good guys also has superpowers/abilities for fighting each other.. - Both has similar type of comedy....even drama is similar, way to similar... - Action take place in some kind of island [ Kekkai Sensen island is kinda isolated by supernatural stuff, and Bungou's island is kinda free(?) - Both cartoons are done by Bones studio. --- pfff....one of the worst studios with KyoAni... [ fanboy's will eat me alive today ] - Big plus is that both of them has likeable ost's/op's [ yes, I always like to listen to wapanese sounds #dontjudge ] - Both are pretty short - 12 episodes , oooopss Bungou will get 2nd season...nevermind read more 

The two shows follow an agency/organization where it's members have supernatural abilities and they are trying to keep the area around them safe. Both start off with the main protagonist accidentally getting recruited by their respective organizations because of their unique abilities. Kekkai Sensen deals more in a scifi spectrum of aliens and monsters, while Bungou Stray Dogs follows a group of super powered humans who are references to literary figures. Both are enjoyable in my opinion overall.  

- organization with supernatural powers - Bizarre world - jazzy style - Mystery - lovely colors 

A kid with a very powerful ability is taken in by an organization of gifted individuals. The individuals include a whole host of over-the-top quirky characters, while the MC is a somewhat timid young boy who is constantly targeted for his powers. Both anime start out a little episodic while we are introduced to the rest of the large cast, before something of a plot emerges. The MC also tries to save a girl caught in a bad situation in both cases. Both anime are sporadically action-packed and comedic. 

-both are centered around a detective organization that consists of all kinds of wacky but powerful personalities -MC is shy and normal at first glance, but has a special ability with growing potential -generally funny and lighthearted, but when the action kicks in prepare for badassery -similar direction and presentation, same animation studio 

The protagonist joins a group of defense polices with a special power. Dark and Fantasy Anime with unique characters! 

Both series give off the same feeling and almost the same plot. It is just that Bungou Stray Dogs give a lighter feel, maybe because Kekkai Sensen involves different types of characters (aliens, vampires and etc.) and darker ambiance. Aside from that, the humor in both series are really hilarious. 

Both the anime have people with super powers forming an organisation. The main character is not overpowered but has a great ability with a great scope to increase his power. 

Better realized version of Kekkai Sensen and basically better in everything - Bungou Stray Dogs. 

Both Anime are done by Bones studio. Both anime feature a wide array of colorful characters with an under-powered protagonist. Both anime have a jazzy style.  

In my opinion, they both have the same 'being protected' theme. They both have a main character with special power. The Main Character are both male. They both were being protected by an organization The anime are both supernatural and slightly mysterious They both have great action. 

Both animes are similar in the action, drama and comedy. They both present a weak MC at the beginning who decided to join a righteous agency and get stronger by the time. 

-A young boy with unique supernatural ability joining a detective agency/organization where everyone also has supernatural ability -Both Main characters are targeted for their powers -Both anime are done by Bones studio -Similar humour and soundtrack -Similar art 

They have the same story "a young boy with unique ability joining a detective agency". They also have the supernatural fights and comedy that won't let you get bored. They are both great and i recommend the two of them 

they have main characters that have powers that some people want to take from them or powers that are very extraordinary and these main characters are in these organizations that fight crime and have members with special abilities . The only difference is that kekkai sensen setting take place in world where humans and monsters coexist . 

Kekkai Sensen and Bungou Stray Dogs both involve a boy joining a detective agency that consist of individuals with supernatural powers. The art style, humor, tone and feel of both anime are pretty similar, and both anime happen to be animated by Bones as well! However, Bungou Stray Dogs is on a completely different level compared to Kekkai Sensen. If you liked Kekkai Sensen, you’ll love Bungou Stray Dogs. The other way around does not work, however. 

Agency full of members with supernatural powers operates in secrecy in an urban setting, and both shows got hella funk and a jazzy feel. 

Both handle the theme of a detective agency with special abilities. 

just read the other ones i cba about writing another one this is mainly for increasing the number of recommendations for these two so 

A bunch of superpowered people fighting other superpowered people in one mess of a city. Comedy-heavy and both don't take themselves tooo seriously, though they will if needed. 

They both have main characters with powers that are considered "unique." They are also both inside an organization that protects the protagonist and the city in secrecy. Both are also rather episodic, especially in their first seasons. 

The plot and 'craziness' is very similar. However, the mood they give off are very different; kekkai sensen (BBB) is much more raw, while Bungou stray dogs feels like a shounen. 

- Both have organizations fighting - Leonard and Atsushi are very similar - Both the characters I mentioned above are rely on their organization members - Both have the same vibe going for them - Both are mysterious - I could constantly relate and connect a lot of the scenes from Kekkai Sensen to BSD. 

Both of the series are similar as they involve an organisation that solves cases and both are quite comical and otherworldly. While Bungou Stray Dogs is more focused on mysteries, Blood Blockade Battlefront is more action packed, crazy, and mystical. 

-If you're looking for an anime that rather with "unserious" plot then this is for you -No heavy storyline -Both are action and comedy focused -Very good animations since both series are produced by studio BONES -Decent cast of character -Bungo Stray Dogs: The series follows the members of the "Armed Detective Agency" as they try to protect Yokohama from the mafia. The show mainly focuses on the weretiger Atsushi Nakajima, who joins others gifted with supernatural powers to accomplish different tasks including running a business, solving mysteries, and carrying out missions assigned by the agency. -Kekkai Sensen or Blood Blockade Battlefront: It revolves around a young photographer named Leonardo Watch, who obtains 'the All Seeing Eyes of the Gods' at the cost of his sister's eyesight, he then goes to Hellsalem's Lot (formerly known as New York City) in order to help her by finding answers about the mysterious powers he received. There he runs into Libra-a crime fighting organization, soon enough he unexpectedly joins their ranks to clear the streets of trouble and prevent the horrors of this city from spreading to the outside world. In short you can pretty much entertain yourself to this show without having to dig down into its plot or story!  read more 

Both these Anime storylines have an underline "save the world" motive and have supernatural powers. While casually having goofy characters to love and laugh with. The characters have similar personalities and share some of the same VA's (Mori/Dazai/Fukuzawa/Fyodor) 

Both have that American vibe with a jazzy urban feel to it where violence and destruction happen frequently as if they are the norm of everyday life. These shows also have a large array of unconventional characters who have different back-stories which eventually intertwine with one another until it eventually unravels and converges into a single event that affects everyone around them. I would see Kekkai Sensen as the Baccano &/ Durarara in a distant future setting. 

You´ll never know what´s going on until the very end 

Both take place in a fantastical New York City, with some cool action and a jazzy soundtrack you'll love. Kekkai Sensen is modern-day urban fantasy with a city flooded with mythical creatures living beside humans, where a particular organization performs some crazy action sequences to keep them in line, while Baccano! is more subtle with a non-linear narrative, historical setting during prohibition and great characters, half of which are immortals or in the mafia or arguably insane. If you like one, you'll definitely see something you like in the other. 

Supernatural happenings going on in early 20th century New York. Both shows have great jazz-influenced soundtracks and plots that are interesting but hard to track. 

Although they are set in different time, both are set in America and has the American vibe in it. Like Durarara and Baccano, Kekkai Sensen has a non-linear storyline. Both also has awesome battles and has a large cast of characters. Kekkai Sensen is basically Baccano of the future. 

The pace and the storytelling is the same. If you liked the legendary baccano and Durarara there's a good chance to like Kekkai sensen. 

Both series have characters with supernatural powers, and are set in an American setting, though one (Baccano) is set in the Prohibition era, the other (Kekkai Sensen) is set in some fantastical future with aliens. Both series are fast-paced urban fantasies with a large cast of characters with great chemistry. Both are backed with a glorious jazz soundtrack and perfectly suits the series energetic vibes. 

Both have a very similar feel as in the tone. The OSTs are incredibly similar. Both are incredibly complex and at times hard to really understand. Both take place in NYC. Both involve underground organizations (though Baccano! is mostly about gangs) and both are incredibly fun. 

Both series follow a colourful cast of characters and their strange adventures in the bustling New York setting. There's some supernatural elements to both series with characters operating in the shadows. In Baccano! this is due to most characters being criminals whereas in Kekkai Sensen, the characters are part of a secret vampire hunting organization. Kekkai has more of a comedic action genre whereas Baccano! has more mystery and intrigue however. 

Action series with a focus on charismatic characters. The music in both is very upbeat and jazz-y. Neither are set in Japan and are either set in the European world or one that is inspired by it. 

Both Kekkai Sensen and Dorohedoro take part in dystopian worlds, so theirs themes are quite similar. The humour and vibe is very similar so if you liked one, you're sure to like the other! Although, Dorohedoro is much gorier and bloodier. Be warned, Dorohedoro has more elements throughout the anime that might not sit well with you if you get queasy easily! They are portrayed in a "non-serious" manner though but if you think you can't stomach things like "rotting corpses" and "guts and flesh" then it's probably not for you. The characters are all very likeable! Both have strong female characters (though the ones in Dorohedoro get to shine more!) Both shows have great Openings and Endings! Overall, both are really great and I would highly recommend! read more 

Both anime have a really similar style of storytelling, combining elements of action, horror, and comedy. Beyond that, they're both set in similarly bizarre dystopian worlds and focus on a wide cast of zany characters. 

It takes place in an urban lifestyle with monster-like characters. 

Both shows have the same vibe, with weird anthropomorphic characters that look like aliens. Both focus on action and magic. When you will watch any of them, you will surely be reminded of the other. Although they have the same atmosphere, the story and progress is very different. The gore and sanity in Dorohedoro, by the way, is more. 

Similar quick paced and eccentric atmospheres, WTF moments, monsters abound, urban setting 

Humans vs supernatural beings in an urban dystopia. Wacky, jazzy vibes despite the dark themes in the plot. Good animation, nice art, very interesting characters. 

Very similar world, excellent fighting and animation 

Both anime takes place in an eccentric world with zany characters, they have similar humor with stories don't take them self's too seriously. Dorohedoro is more violent and darker that Kekkai Sensen however.  

The world-building gives me similarities in the atmosphere, a world in which even the eccentric are normalised. Both shows give off the same positive vibes despite the characters faced in a world of dystopian madness. Definitely recommend checking the other if you liked one of these two!  

Both shows are fancy, histerical, noisy and over the top from every possible standpoint, and both managed to made it look like part of the normal life in their own worlds, both shows have a huge variety of zany characters that made some really funny or crude moments to be invested 

Both series stories' are driven episodically, with different individual characters being focused on each episode. Both are action-oriented involving a crew of people facing off against dangerous criminals, or sometimes more down-to-earth stories of members of the crew getting involved with strangers' lives. Both are very musically involved especially centered around the jazz and big band style. And both homage to real gangster movie style, while Cowboy Bebop goes into the Sci-Fi and Kekkai Sensen goes into the Supernatural. Both blend action and comedy very well. 

Humor, Sci-Fi, Action, a great cast of characters, an amazing dub cast, and some of the best music anime have to offer to make one of the best anime of the decade. 

Has a very similar style, feeling, and flair to it. The music styles are similar, both having jazz selections, and both anime are heavily influenced by Western ideals. 

it has almost the same type of humor follows almost the same weekly ep format different characters go through some development each ep each ep has some "deep" lesson inside both also slowly build up for the main character to fight a main villain that finally allows him to change  

Both involves some futuristic take on the Western world... lovable characters, and cool, well animated fight scenes with jazz in the background. Amazing soundtracks, both of them. Good show to sit back and enjoy. 

Both have the same atmosphere. They both feel fairly light hearted and episodic, which gives them both unique charm. Both have a diverse cast of characters. They both utilise a soundtrack that features jazz, to enhance the city feel. They are both fairly light and comedic, with a good amount of action.  

Loveable, repeatitively appearing main cast meets wacky events in each episode 

Both have an episodic format of storytelling, energetic characters, and a well-established world. Both also have great action scenes, animation, a jazzy as heck soundtrack, and semi-futuristic technology. Also the main characters struggle for money. 

Similarities: - Jazzy music and feel - Large and complex cities - Supernatural beings live in the cities - Large cast of interesting characters - The main character seems useless at first but is actually a badass How they are different: - Beings in Kekkai Sensen are more supernatural/abnormal - Durarara starts slower and the charaters do not intersect till later in the series  

The themes in this anime are so similar. Also it's a fun series to watch. You would expect Kekkai Sensen to be an anime of a serious plot but it really isn't! 

Both follow a young protagonist who moves into a new city and finds himself in all kinds of strange situation. Both shows have a similar vibe: they focus on a large cast of unique characters, have a lot of wacky action and supernatural creatures, have a similar type of humor, as well as similar jazz soundtracks.  

Both have a similar atmosphere, like large crowded cities with secret gangs plus monsters and supernatural entities and stuff. Also both are goofy except for a few plot important moments. 

similarities: -jazzy OST -famous cities swarmed with gangs and mysterious people with supernatural abilities -organizations full of wacky characters -overall funky and lighthearted feel with a darker tone, occasional dark and intense moments -both MCs start out shy and powerless but grow over time differences: -Libra in Kekkai Sensen is a small detective organization, while Dollars in Durarara!! is a gang with hundreds of anonymous members -everyone in Libra is a detective, whereas in Dollars there are all kinds of people, good and evil -in Ikebukuro (DRRR!!) supernatural beings/powers are rare, whereas in...for simplicity's sake let's say New York (Kekkai) there are abnormalities around every corner 

As souls reminds me very much an intricate story that is "Durarara !!" or "Baccano!" But amplifying the supernatural elements, with many characters who fight each other for control of the city. Each has a special power, but, even more, each has its own character, able to give weight to the series. Among these they are without a doubt Klaus, the head of Libra, White, the girl he falls in love Leonardo, and finally Black, twin brother of the girl just mentioned. As for the other members of the gang, they take their place in the show and try to follow at best the hectic course of events. Leonardo, however, opens a chapter in itself. From a certain point of view moves to its normality, but, sometimes, you can not help but curse that its uselessness in the face of enemies. He manages to be "cool" in his weakness, and this is something unbearable and unbelievable at the same time. There will be no sentimental developments, if not a little hint, but this will give the work a further touch of delicacy, so as to make the final effect even more sublime. read more 

Strong focus on characters. The city acts as its own character. 

This series also features eccentric characters whose lives coincide when you least expect them to. The protagonist of both series takes the apparent role of the observer/outsider to the general craziness at first, and are both somewhat embody the "only sane by comparison" trope. There's a particular focus on the development of the characters' individual plotlines, and side characters can be elevated to star status at a moment's notice via impeccable character writing. 

Have you been waiting to see a show where literally anything can happen? A show that can entertain and amuse in the strangest of ways? Kekkai Sensen is 2015's FLCL. 

The first episode of Kekkai Sensen really gave me an FLCL vibe when I first watched it. As I continued to watch it the show gave me even more and more of an FLCL vibe to the point where I had to come write this recommendation. Both shows are about seemingly normal boys with crazy ridiculous things going on around them. They both ended up in their life changing positions out of chance and they both have a strange alteration that neither of them asked for. Hell they even look the same with both wearing pull over sweatshirts, baggy clothes, and messy brown hair. Along with the main characters being similar, the art styles, music, dialogue, and general production of each show are alike. Kekkai Sensen might be slightly easier to follow but both are very random and insane. read more 

Both contain random ass shit, but FLCL actually follows a line and is way better. If you liked the animation for kekkai sensen then you will love FLCLs  

The main character is a fairly ordinary boy thrown into super crazy shit going on all around him. Rule of Cool plays a huge factor, with cool things popping up without much explanation. The directing is super dynamic and crazy, the soundtrack is awesome and fits the settings well (uses rock and roll), and it's just a super fun time. 

- The MC (a young boy in both anime) will confront crazy things going on him - Anything can happen in their world - Soundtrack is great - Similar atmosphere - Amazing battle animation  

Chaos, color, action, supernatural-ish, and good fun! Both have excellent original characters and an undertone of silliness that have put a smile on my face more than once. Whereas FLCL has more of an alternative edge to it, Kekkai Sensen has a more complete and comprehensive storyline. Both great! 

The protagonist is unique in both anime. They have interesting abilities which they try to use it to change themselves, and for the good. 

Both are crazy and unpredictable. Both have a young main character who is dragged into a crazy lifestyle. Both have great battle animation. The soundtrack in both anime is pretty good and unusual. 

Both throw you right into the middle of a fantastical alternative take on a normally realistic setting (Kyoto in Kyousogiga, New York in Kekkai Sensen), and both revolve around large casts of characters in not-quite-but-almost slice of life stories. Neither one is too fond of exposition, preferring to take you right into the middle of things and just let you take in everything that's happening. Both have frantic pacing and great dialogue/character interactions. Also, they have the same director, and it shows. 

- The supernatural is treated as standard giving both series a feel of magical realism. - Full of mayhem and destruction, property damage and explosions galore. - Large cast of very colourful characters, all with wildly different designs, motivations, and personalities, characters you really want to find out more about. - Similar art styles, full of energy and unafraid of imaginative use of colours and shapes. - Set in bustling real-world cities and locales with rich histories behind the backgrounds (New York and Kyoto). 

Both have the same director. Thus, the styles are extremely similar. The director's style is very unique and creative, adding a ton of fun to the characters and setting, using interesting camera angles and character interactions to make the show more exhilarating. (These are the only full series she's done thus far.) 

Both have a very similar artistic flare and direction with a premise set in a supernatural-turned real city and an outsider protagonist with a unique power. Kyousou Giga is more colourful and comedic and contains a less linear story than Kekkai Sensen, but both revolve around backstory and worldbuilding intrique, as well as family-driven motives. Also, both have the same director, which is especially clear by the supernatural-creature designs and flashy action scenes. 

'Controlled chaos' is how I would describe the feel of both these shows. However, both shows have beautiful visuals, fun characters and themes of families and odd relationships. Makes sense as they were both directed by the same person. 

Same director, who really knows how to fully inhabit the potentialities of anime as a visual medium. Both are a feast for the eyes (though Kekkai Sensen is more straight-up action and Kyousou Giga is…really hard to pigeonhole). 

Both are diected by Matsumoto Rie. Her unique style adds a very distinct identity to both shows. 

The author of the original manga is the guy who created Trigun. The style of storytelling and character design of both works is quite similar.  

Same creator whose character designs and style appeal to American and English speakers.  

Kekkai Sensen and Trigun are shows from the same author, Yasuhiro Nightow, but there's more to that connection. The main character's stance on violence is reminsicent of Vash's, but the whole way the show handles it's blend of action, comedy and drama feels very simillar, the transition is fluid and the moods are not really meshed unappropriately. If you're enjoying one of these shows, there's very high chance you'll like the other as well. 

Nightows typical intense and fascinating storytelling that we experienced in Trigun, but in a battle shounen setting, which allows him to up the comedy and silliness in ways he didn't in Trigun, but it still feels very typical to his style. The supernatural elements and superpowers are also scaled up from the previous two series (those series being Trigun and Gungrave). This series is still distinct enough to stand on its own, but also recognizable to fans of Nightows work due to the artstyle (he did character design for the Gungrave franchise), writing (in the case of Trigun), and overall vibe surrounding the series. 

Created by the same mangaka and as such share many similarities such as art style, humor, character archetypes, and themes.  

Both Trigun and Kekkai Sensen are adapted from Yasuhiro Nightow's manga of the same name. They're both episodic series with a similar comedic and visual style as such. They both share similar themes regarding connection and what it means to be a good person.  

Both are set in a town where aliens from other planets/dimensions invades the town but then lives alongside human there, although conflicts still sometimes clash here and there. Main characters are associated in a small organization (Libra and Yorozuya). Quirky characters, lively atmosphere and actions, with heartwarming moments and a bit drama. Both shows also features similar casts of voice actors. 

They're both set in a modern city that aliens and humans inhabit. Both of them give off a feeling of randomness (at least judging from episode 1), although Gintama is more comedic. Zap and Hijikata have similar personalities and voice actors, same with Leo and Shinpachi. 

Both shows revolve around a world where humans and otherworldly beings coexist. Plus, you'll recognize some of the voice actors of the leads in both shows. 

Well you see, both Kekkai Sensen & Gintama share mostly the same genre. You got Aliens & Monsters in the town battering for some whatever something. Comedies are included too but in Gintama- you'll laugh your @ss off from dirty jokes. Action is of-course included, right? Now for the important info, a few VA from Gintama are also dubbing Kekkai Sensen! :O ->Shinpachi VA, Hijikata VA, Kagura VA, Ayame VA and more? In conclusion, I would say that Gintama & Kekkai Sensen is worth your time. Both are good shows but can you survive the jokes and comedies in "GOATama"? 

Both anime are good combination between supernatural and sci-fi genre, Where comedy are hilarious and fun. Both story is about a glasses-wearing who live/came to city that filled with creatures that came from another world, Where, In that city, They met white-haired guy who also ride motorcycle. Those two later joins organization which also dealing with supernatural issue. Gintama has more episode though. Both series also have many cast that share similar voice actor/actress  

While Space Dandy has no plot to speak of, it does have humans and weird aliens living together in space, in a show where random crazy action and non-standard animation can break out at any moment and the main character is always broke. Kekkai Sensen has much more of a plot, but if you like over-the-top action sequences and a setting where every other background character is a weird out-of-this-world creature, then you've come to the right show because this one has it in spades. 

Both anime are stylish. Both have a really wacky but really fun storyline (though Kekkai Sensen has some more seriousness to its plot) Both have beautiful, creative animation done by BONES. Both feature exotic-other worldy settings and creatures.  

Similar animation styles. Both have many different kinds of aliens. Set in society where life with aliens around is normal and VERY exciting. Lots of thrill. Both are great watches :D 

Has loveable characters and anecdotal episodes that do not connect directly to each other most of the time 

If you want a crazy anime that is full of cretiveness, both are good choices. You will find : - An episodic format with a frantic pace - An unforgetable main cast and some great secondary characters - A stunning animation made by Studio BONES - An incredible soundtrack containing very diverse musical genres - A rich universe filled with strange creatures and landscapes - A constant alternation between a comedic atmosphere and some more serious and dramatic scenes - An epic conclusion - Great OP/ED 

Both revolve around a group of people with super natural powers. The themes in both of them are similar. 

The dub features a lot of the same voice actors as Blood Blockade. A lot of the characters can be compared directly to characters of the other show as well. The fantasy setting and more lighthearted feeling and impression that the show doesn't take itself too seriously also strongly reminds me of BBB. 

They both mix a nice comedy with a serious plot. They have a group of people with superpowers who work together. both have pretty good dubs and (as of now) both have two seasons. I feel that hamatora is just a bit more serious. Comedy wise, kekkai sensen is definitely the better. Depending on your mood, if you want something more serious or light, they are both great shows. 

-Both series have people that have supernatural abilities -Characters are kind of similar -Similar vibe 

it is action packed and both utilize blood as a weapon. although kekkai sensen is much more light hearted. 

Both the anime tends to show characters with abilities related to blood .The range of blood ability is of a wide range and has a varied range in its power and ability  

In both anime, they use their own blood in battle. Deadman Wonderland is more darker. But , the battles in both animes are amazing  

They are both action series where the power system mostly involves characters fighting with their blood in various ways. Both are set on earth after an event altered the norm in the world. 

An interesting world built around the ideas of the supernatural, in Noragami's case this is gods with interesting powers in abilities. This show eases the viewer into its rich environment well. It includes a great variety of comedy, shounen action, and general feel good moments, by no means a 10/10 but it is beautifully animated and has a memorable and intriguing story. 

If you like stylish and colorful visuals, a fun cast of characters and the feel of an urban fantasy, then Kekkai Sensen (Blood Blockade Battlefront) is definitely a good place to go from Noragami. However, Kekkai Sensen is often more dire than Noragami; the stakes tend to be higher and the drama is more palpable. But if you love over-the-top characters getting up to all manner of craziness in a beautifully designed world, then you can't go wrong with Kekkai Sensen. 

Ever wanna watch a shounen that both fits the bill but also hits a bit different? Both of these did that for me. Not promising an emotional climax or anything. Just saying these are less generic. Either way if you enjoyed one you should enjoy the other.  

Both make use of interesting animation techniques, otherwise same studio and both super powers shows around a certain city. 

-Both feature a group trying to regulate interaction between the supernatural and normal -They both have very colourful art styles and high energy animation - Lots of characters 

Small and interesting character Pool. Sick Fight scenes. Stories are a bit similar. Good openning and music, Concrete's story does a few fast time skips which can be confusing. Overall if you liked one of them you will like the other, though Kekkai Sensen is the less popular but overall better In my opinion ! Hope this helps ^_^ ! 

Both animes have cities that exist in real life but are extremely different from their counterparts in reality. These cities are strange yet familiar, and the music in both are really good. They also both have organizations that have psychic powers. Kekkai Sensen is the more sophisticated and fleshed out of the two, though. Definitely more worth your time than K. 

Both Anime consists groups fighting against each others that can lead to world destruction how to main characyer is an important aspect to them and is bestowed with highly great powers Both anime show consistently amazing fights and the scenes are well directed too 

What they have in common are: -Both series take place in a city. -Both series are visually well animated. -Badass characters. -Cool action scenes with a focus on combat and supernatural powers. -Nice music with piano and jazz. -Some characters in both series use super-powered weapons. However, the tone of these 2 differ and that K is a little chill while Kekkai Sensen Blood Blockade Battlefront) revolves around people fighting supernatural entitles. Overall, while K and Kekkai Sensen (Blood Blockade Battlefront) are not the same, they do noticeably share things in common.  

In both a portal from another world opens up on earth. Both stories take place in eccentric settings populated by all kinds of crazy creatures and the main characters have to deal with troublesome events. 

Both shows have almost the same setting, but there's a major difference in the way the story is presented. Cop Craft is more focused on the whole crime aspect that can happen in setting like this, but Kekkai has alot of more focus on it's subtle and emotional storytelling elements, and the character synnergies and their banters. 

Cop Craft is a perfect blend of Kekkai Sensen's insanity and a praiseworthy effort of copying Blade Runner's futuristic theme. Set in a futuristic theme world both shows perfectly shows the craziness of a world which is overrun by a different type of species and follows a western influenced environment and follows the adventure of an organization which maintains the balance of 2 worlds from the shadows. 

Both is animated by the same studio BONES. Both have similar theme about male MC find meaning behind his power. Both have great epic animated battle and filled with entertaining chemistry between each character. You can rewatch it and its still enjoyable in some way. Oh, and one of the greatest OP & ED that i've seen so far. Don't miss that out. 

Both animes has a very colorful and crazy vibe to it, and it mixes in action and slice of life very well 

"Kill la Kill" and "Blood Blockade Battlefront" / "Kekkai Sensen" are series that revolve around very stylized action in an alternate modern world. The over-the-top nature in the artistically similar action sequences of these two shows make them stand out from many other series. The brooding colour palettes of both these shows also add to their seemingly ridiculousness. In addition, the reactions of civilians to the aftermath of destructive events in both shows are toned down for the point of humour. Another commonality would be the craziness of the villains introduced, as they all appear insane. 

- The art style in some ways are pretty similar - The names of attacks and powers are displayed in huge, bold text - The action is excessive yet humorous - Many characters have a certain ridiculousness about them - Zapp uses a blood sword which looks a lot like Ryuko's scissor sword - Blood weapons being used looks a lot like life fibers 

Both shows are about agents with supernatural powers, though the premise of both settings is quite different. 

Both series take place in a big city where some people have developped special abilities (ESP). The main character also have powers and he works in a secret organization to protect people from bad ESP users. The main difference between these animes is that there is more drama in Darker than Black and more comedy in Kekkai Sensen.  

It's a show also with unique character designs and a great power system: blood arts. Each episode is either a main plot or a fun side-story which explores the world which makes it similar to BNHA's earlier episodes. Has a lot of character and emotion and is one of my favorites.  

The growth of the main character is similar in regards to My Hero Academia. Both main characters are looking for something and find it in an unlikely place. The universe within Kekkai Sensen (Blood Blockade Battlefront) is different but more captivating. The animation is beautiful and the supporting characters are serious when they need to be yet still playful. Highly recommend if you enjoyed My Hero Academia. 

- protagonists reside in bureau and have a task of keeping bad guys at bay - fights are more team oriented than solo character oriented - havoc is mainly done in a metropolis 

Both series are made by BONES so you know the animation is going to be awesome. They also both feature lots of comedic moments with a slice of life vibe. They also feature some serious undertones mixed with a heartwarming message. Both authors created the shows with a sentimental spirit in mind but you'll still have a gut-busting good time. Most importantly, the cast of characters in both shows are absolutely lovable to the point you forget that both shows don't really have a "plot".  

These two titles focus on characters hunting monsters and both have the main character that has a similar backstory that happen to their sister. These two anime also have characters that utilize magic and battle against other powerful evil monsters. They have enough action to keep you entertained. 

These two anime may not share a similar plot, but they have a similar feel to them. They both focus on humans trying to protect this city from monsters and effect it has on them. They have enough action to keep you entertained. 

Kekkai Sensen (and second season, Kekkai Sensen & Beyond) and BNA both are similar in the way they follow the antics of the characters and has a plot largely driven by side characters. Both also include lots of variations between the races/species of the characters (in this case aliens in Kekkai Sensen and beastmen in BNA). 

Both are so absolutely, wonderfully, shamelessly fun. Good stuff. 

As souls reminds me very much an intricate story that is "Durarara !!" or "Baccano!" But amplifying the supernatural elements, with many characters who fight each other for control of the city. Each has a special power, but, even more, each has its own character, able to give weight to the series. Among these they are without a doubt Klaus, the head of Libra, White, the girl he falls in love Leonardo, and finally Black, twin brother of the girl just mentioned. As for the other members of the gang, they take their place in the show and try to follow at best the hectic course of events. Leonardo, however, opens a chapter in itself. From a certain point of view moves to its normality, but, sometimes, you can not help but curse that its uselessness in the face of enemies. He manages to be "cool" in his weakness, and this is something unbearable and unbelievable at the same time. There will be no sentimental developments, if not a little hint, but this will give the work a further touch of delicacy, so as to make the final effect even more sublime. read more 

A young boy with a seemingly useless power is swept into a world that he didnt even know existed yet was around him the whole time. Both Leo and Touma have had kinda bad luck and both of them aren't the strongest but make due with what they have. 

They are all together similar except in Tokyo ESP they are hated for their supernatural abilities, and of course different characters 

Similar feel and world setting Keishichou is a little more on the serious side however similar dynamic styles Energy is the same so it'll be an easy mood transition Keishichou does lean more into the detective side, Kekkai leans more into character dynamics 

Both focus on an otherwise normal world filled with an underbelly of magic and entities that seek to either intermix with or destroy humanity. Each have their own cast with a unique style that focuses on more comical aspects as well as heavier themes with them. The shows both have a really unique style to them that make them fairly distinct from other anime and this in part thanks to the art style as well as the music that goes along with the animation. The shows also have a great deal of not only comical and lighthearted scenes, but also more serious moments that attempt to portray their own themes and ideas on the human experience through the lens of a otherwise explainable and very loose fantastical system.  read more 

Lots of memorable characters in both. Absurd rollercoaster of events/feelings 

To me, Kekkai Sensen and Zombie-Loan are closely related in that they both uphold a vibrant, energetic mood through their character and episodic format of storytelling. Beyond that, they both focus hard on the relationships between characters that really made me attached to everyone. Some episodes were purely created as spotlights for certain characters in both series, which I really liked. Definitely, give both of these series a try if you liked one! They're very close not only visually, but story-wise.