Double Decker! Doug & Kirill

They have similar hero themes and colorful characters that are unique and fun to watch. They each have one partner that is seeking revenge while the other seeks to be a hero. I appreciated that the show is based on its own world and has an international feel vs being solely based in Japan. While Tiger and Bunny are based in a world full of heroes, Double Decker focuses on a detective that has a desire to be a hero. Double Decker is a mild version of Tiger and Bunny, if you enjoyed Tiger and Bunny this has a similar feel to it.  

Both follows a team of special investigators, with sweet colorful characters. In both show, the main character begins in his sections, and is quite weak compare to his co workers. I also felt similarities in the city atmosphere and the beautiful scenery of these two shows. Both series are very funny but still have a serious story, which make it very entertaining. 

Similarities: It involves one rookie cop to another experience cop kind of relationship. Dissimilarities: One was more like copied from Sherlock Holmes, while the other was was more like based on a typical police procedural drama.  

- about nice detective agency with dramas that are part of it - large set of protagonists with different characteristics - decent amount of action - city setting Watch it its hard to find something similar to BSD that has that many characters involved. 

The similarities between Bungou stray dogs and this show goes beyond the fact that both are detective agencies with supernatural abilities. The mentor of both the protagonist are unique characters themselves. Though Bungo stray dogs has more supernatural elements to it, its does share similar comedic styles.  

Similar theme, where after a specific incident the "Rookie" becomes part of a special group of investigators.  

It has the same character relationship where there buddy system implemented among characters . it involves a group of people whom were out to fight crime and it involves something that enhances one ability to fight ,except, in Spyce both protagonist and antagonist have to juiced up to maximize their fight abilities, while in DD the juice being used was more like a drug that get's one addicted to it and it's up to the characters there to put a stop on it.  

Same plot of super humans committing crimes. Except they arent born with the powers the get them by using some drug. and I feel the comedy between the cop duo is better than Hamatora. 

Both series include a protagonist aiming to become a hero, eccentric characters, tongue-in-cheek situations and crazy action in a world where superheroes and supervillains might or might not exist. 

Both have the same action sci-fi and police genre, but while the other was more of a darker theme the other one was more like a semi comedy theme, but when it come to the characters attire , you might say that one has their characters dress in a very sissy attire while the other had their characters dress simpler.  

The same mix of serious moments/comedy and clever storytelling. Both stories revolve about crime and have similar heartfelt atmosphere. Kirill and Doug duo dynamic resemble those of Lin and Banba. In short: androgynous, energetic man meets observant and composed man. The unlikely pair works very well togethter. Cross dressing shenanigans ensue. Both show are abysmally underappreciated.