Vampire Hunter D (2000)

Both movies develop in a dark ambience, great fights, characters, enemies, and with a moderate dose of romance. The art in both movies is also similar. 

Both have dark & suitable atmosphere, gore, good fights, bit of romance, same director Yoshiaki Kawajiri, great movies for mature audience. 

both are violent edgy series with lots of chaos and hectic moments as well as stylish visuals and art as well too.  

Movies set in a dark fantasy version of our world filled with warriors, monsters, beautiful women, and supernatural powers. Worth it for the top-notch animation and tons of visual style and amazing fight scenes. Vampire Hunter D takes place in the distant post-apocalyptic future while Juubee Ninpuuchou takes place in feudal Japan. 

These old movies are animated by the same studio and directed by the same man, for whom it should be said that his style is dark. Both mix fantasy elements with a dark atmosphere and horror, thus making them fall into dark fantasy territory. Also, they mix both tragical and romantic elements. 

Their both movies animated by Madhouse and directed by Yoshiaki Kawajiri, they both have similar violent action scenes with fantasy/supernatural elements While Vampire Hunter D takes place in a post apocalyptic word Ninja Scroll takes place in feudal Japan 

They both have : - simple but good story - great battle scenes - awesome protagonist 

Similar animation, but completely different ambientation 

If you liked one, you owe it to yourself to watch the other. Both films deftly blend horror and action elements with slick, highly detailed animation, fast pacing, and clever dialogue. The plots and characters are, likewise, quite similar. Perhaps the biggest difference is the more fleshed out antagonist and somewhat more thought-provoking plot of Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. 

If like me, you`re a huge fan of vampires I`d recommend both of these shows. Though not exactly the same they both have, in my opinion, the perfect balance of classic vampire seduction and the monstrous bloodsuckers which can help feed your horror cravings. Both focus on the concept of vampires killing other vampires, D being a half-blood mercenary and Alucard being the vampire assassin of an anti-vampire organisation. They both offer a thrilling story as well as intriguing vampiric ant-heroes. 

The MC is a strong and powerful vampire/half-vampire with long dark hair. 

Both of these two anime feature vampires on the side of good and fighting against there own kind. They both have a main hero who is also a anti hero character fighting against super powerful monsters with a human side kick. They both have a dark and gothic atmosphere filled with action, blood and gore. 

Both have vampires and awesome vampire slayers. Lots of great battles. 

A-class shows with vampires as main heroes, who're deffending us from their evil brothers. 

Both are based around vampire themed stories, with a gothic twist to them and both share elements of action and moments of drama too. And also both have really nice to look at artstyles and character designs too. 

Both of these anime have a very western feel. They are gothic, bloody, horror fantasy anime with very detailed art and amazing atmospheres. They both have amazing soundtracks, courtesy of Marco D'Ambrosio and Susumu Hirasawa, who I'm sure poured their heart and soul into composing for these anime. Bloodlust actually started production around the time Berserk was airing in 1997. If you love one you'll love the other. 

The protagonist is cursed since his birth, he is a skilled and lonely swordsman who does not know the meaning of happiness. During the journey he encounters a group of hunters/warriors and among them there is a single woman who is strong, fearless and driven by a traumatic past that made her stronger. A medieval world with technologies similar to our current ones, supernatural creatures, fights and wars. If you liked one of these works, you should watch the other one. 

Also a Western set in the far future, with excellent, detailed art and animation. 

• MC of both the anime is a bounty hunter. • Both gives 90s Hollywood movie vibe. • Both the anime have good animation and sound track.  

Same production team members and both being pretty violent stories and also really nice art that still holds up pretty well to this day. 

Both focus around half vampire protagonists that hunt down their own species for personal reasons specially with revenge.  

Both are based around vampire themed stories, with a gothic twist to them and both share elements of romance as well as action and moments of drama too. And also both have really nice to look at artstyles and character designs too. 

Both have: -Vampires. -A Damphir MC. -A very dark tone. -Good action. -The released year of 2000. 

Both protagonists are stoic, vagabond, attractive, and a little overpowered. D and the Medicine Seller both travel the world, solving different situations in a world plagued with monsters and demons. If you also appreciate unique, beautiful art style and animation, both Mononoke and Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust have just that. 

Both have similar art and storys. Kigeki is far shorter then VHD but still leaves a lasting impression. 

You like gore? You like philosophy revolving around gore? You like creepy talking hands helping in dealing with gore and philosophy? Then I'd recommend the other if you've seen one of these.  

Similar gritty atmospheres and dark fantasy settings in dealing with humanoid monsters (vampires and demons respectively). These anime feature action-packed moments of violence and creepy imagery. However, 'Wicked City' is more sexually explicit and graphic. Interestingly, the rising tensions from the possible coexistence of humans and monsters is brought up in interesting ways; through the existence of D as a half-vampire hunter who feels like an outsider in both sides of his heritage, and in Maki and Takie cooperating for peace between their respective species. There are monstrous beings that become sympathetic and fall in love with a human partner that they wish to share their life with (i.e. Meier and Charlotte in 'Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust' vs. Maki and Takie in 'Wicked City'). read more 

Both being dark and edgy ultra violent hunter of supernatural threats stories as well as a broody atmosphere,edgy artstyle and character designs as well too. 

- Both made by Madhouse Studios - Both directed by Yoshiaki Kawajiri - The main characters are both striving towards a goal - Strong women in both - Gorey elements - Dark atmospheres - Sword fights