Re:Creators

Heroes from legend are brought into modern day and meet up. Fate is a large series with many heroes looking back at their legends, Zero is the better part to be animated so far. Re Creators takes some fictional characters it made up and has them meet their creators and meet other genres. 

Same director, grand magical battles in the real world with complicated magical mechanics. There is no plot armor, there is a large cast and people will die!  

Both have a dark plot but in fate zero they summon heroic spirits called servants and in Re:Creators anime character are summoned 

Both of these series have the same director and they are both anime where powerful figures appear in the real world and fight each other. Fate Zero involves historical figures fighting for the Holy Grail while Re:Creators involves characters from various forms of popular media (anime/light novels/video games) fighting over the fate of the consumer world and the people who created them. 

Re:Creators is directed by the same director as Fate/Zero, that being of Ei Aoki. His work continues to be phenomenal in this series, with his assistant director being that of Rei Hiroe, another amazing director. Though these 2 series are almost nothing a like, you'll enjoy the quality of Re:Creators because of Aoki's amazing direction. 

How is this similar, you say? Okay, I have two solid points First, it has the same battle royale thing going on with participants came from alternate reality. Second, both of the series deal with a really heavy dialogue (or character drama, as some people say) to move the plot along with the action As why I pick Fate/Zero over Fate/Stay night for the similarity lies in the visual as well, both are equally stunning in my eyes and both keep me on the edge of my seat until the end 

The characters are summoned and destined to fight each other. Each characters has a human to protect. Action packed. 

Both are battle-royale type series with characters of different backgrounds. Fate zero is a bit darker while ReCreators is more of a reverse-isekai  

Both revolve around the idea of powerful well known* characters that don't really belong in the modern world ending up in it. That then end up clashing due to a difference in ideals and goals. *Re:Creators only contain original character so they are only "well known" in universe 

F/Z has servants summoned by masters and ReCreators has a similar type of concept but the heroes unintentionally appears and originates from creators (e.g. manga writers in that anime's universe). Both have excellent build-ups and conclusions are sad to see knowing that you wont find another masterpiece in a similar niche as these two. Definitely worth rewatching and both have great OSTs which, depending on how much you're into the anime, can give you the "FEELS" factor. 

Both starts a bit slow and have some edgy shit happens now and then 

Re:Creators is basically a less highbrow and a bit more straight forward Fate 

If you ultimately became a fan of Fate/Zero because of its battle royale premise, then I'm pretty sure you're going to love Re:Creators. Both shows can fall in the "reverse isekai" genre but the major difference is the fact that characters from F/Z are famous personas based on true world history, while in Re:Creators the summoned heroes are from modern games only present in the narrative. Both of these animes also boast fantastic OST's and musical pieces to accompany the already well-animated battles. Both shows also exhibit a dark atmosphere and heavy dialogues, if that's also right up your alley. 

Both are called from other places, in ReCreators are in anime, manga, light novels, games characters, while in Fate are heroes 

Action Fantasy series that’s full of intense battles with epic background music. While Fate/Zero brings out characters that are heroes from the real world, Re:Creators brings out characters that are heroes from fiction. 

Fate/Apocrypha is about mitological characters summoned into our world. It's simmilar with Re:Creators but characters come from fictional anime and games with different genres from mecha and fantasy to mahou shoujo. Both anime are centered on fights between characters, relations of summoned heroes with people from our world (magi/creators) and personality of heroes and their backstories. 

The heroes from both shows are summoned from another world. Both of the main male characters are fragile in the show. The story is almost the same when the heroes are divided into teams. Both shows conveyed action genre marvelously. 

If you like the concept of fighters from different backgrounds duking it out in a manner similar to how you used to play with your childhood toys, these two are pretty good shows to watch. Re:Creators discusses a lot of philosophical questions regarding fiction and reality but Fate/Apocrypha asks the REAL questions such as, "Can servants get pregnant?". Fate/Apocrypha is more action-oriented, while Re:Creators shines in its dialogue. Watch whichever suits your taste. 

Both animes feature two teams of servants (from history) / creations (from media) that fight against each other. All characters have different goals and motives, which keeps the stories interesting. 

Re:Zero plunges its protagonist into a fantasy world of wonder and suffering, with a unique setting and vibrant world. Re:Creators turns this idea inside out by pulling characters from fictional worlds into our familiar universe, and they all have their own agendas - whether for peace, lies, honor, or destruction. 

Re:Zero is about going to another world and whereas Re:Creators is coming to human world from Manga World. 

Re:Zero makes us empathize with a character transported from our world to a parallel one, while in Re:Creators characters from anime, manga and video games get transported from their realities to ours. Both shows can be recognized for great OSTs, interesting characters and thrilling plot lines.  

Both have the same plot where powerful beings from another dimension comes to another world where they have established themselves as the superior ones, however , in Gate it involves humans coming in from a portal that connects to their world to the world of fantasy , in Re:Creators in the other hand it was a complete reversal, where it involves, the works of man coming to life and running amok into the real world.  

Isekai genre. The characters have mixed timelines and went to Earth. Great action scenes. Entertaining to watch.  

Same genre, switched stages, believable yet unrealistic concept while it works out in both cases just how it would in our own world taking us on a ride way deeper than it intended to - all of it executed without a single flaw 

Both Shirobako and Re Creators focus on the creation process and bring light to the highs and lows involved 

It may caught your interest if you want to know more about anime production. 

Both have the same interdimensional beings coming in from another world, whom were causing chaos and running amok, it also involves one characters that binds the good and another one that binds the bad. 

Both animes feature heroes and villains from different worlds coming together, with the focal character of the anime being a struggling artist. There's even similar characters to boot, such as the mysterious villain with a connection to the focal character or the wildcard trickster. The only difference is that Re:Creators uses unique characters whereas Infini-T Force uses Tatsunoko characters. 

Unusual characters are thrown in a foreign world. Drifters has more fights and is a lot more violent. 

Both of these stories involve characters who know they are fictional and interact with their authors in the anime. In this sense both stories are very meta, being a narrative about narrative. In Princess Tutu the characters are fighting against their author, Drocelmeyer to change the story from being a tragedy. In Re:Creators the cast is much larger and have varied opinions and relationships with their authors from antagonistic to familial.  

Both deal with the "appeareance of creatures from parallel worlds" in Tokyo. In both some of this "creatures" have links to the people in the real world, in Re:Creators the creators of the stories are linked to their creations while in Digimon Tamers there are kids with the capability of connecting with a Digimon becoming "tamers". Takato from Digimon Tamers creates its Digimon, just like the creators make their creations in Re:Creators. Both have battles developing in the real world. In both it is not enough having a link with a creature in order to enhance them, there is something more needed. In both the goverment is aware of this and intervenes. Similar endings. read more 

Both have characters that are summon to the real world. The difference is: Fate has historical characters summon to fight against each other in a kind of war, on the other hand, in ReCreators characters from anime, manga, light novel and games are summon to the real world and they don't know why exactly. Both of them have good action scenes. Fate is a more serious one, and ReCreators have a little of comedy in it.  

-Similar setting with dark theme. -Both have characters who have supernatural powers (Celty in Durarara!!, The "Creations" in Re:Creators). -Main Protagonist are kind of similar: they looked like a normal high school boy, but they actually hiding something that will make a change to the story. -Both have a lot of dialogues. If you like dialogues in anime, then you'll probably like both anime. -IMO, Magane is like the female version of Izaya lol.