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If you liked s.CRY.ed add

...then you might like Guilty Crown add

Before and after Code Geass, these anime shows were the highlight of their popularity written by those involved with Code Geass (Goro Taniguchi-Scryed and Ichiro Okuichi-Guilty Crown). Supernatural powers are the focus of the story regarding a phenomenon that devastated the world (Great Uprising and Lost Christmas) and at the same time a group of freedom fighters sought to achieve independence from an oppressive regime (HOLY and GHQ). As the story unfolds, later do things become more complex and twisted that the crusade shows it's true colors.............

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...then you might like Shinseiki Evangelion add

These manga star children fighting their lives on the line to defend the city as soldiers and deconstruct the main theme that started off as a boom for all anime/manga genre. The teacher and student trio are identical: -Misato and Shinji/Rei/Asuka -Kakashi and Naruto/Sasuke/Sakura As the story goes on, a conspiracy begins to unravel a plot that is said to doom the entire world via a certain plan involving certain monsters to aid in their plan via conquest. One can say that before Naruto, NGE is the thing during it's era for mecha before Naruto did for shonen. If not for NGE, Naruto's plot elements and references would not exist.

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan add

Both stories revolve an orange haired swordsman fighting to protect his friends serving a government said to be corrupt as it is opposed by antagonists. While RK is is historical and feudal, Bleach is modern and spiritual. Regardless, both are heavily Japanese oriented. What these two stories have a lot in common: Kenshin-Ichigo Kaoru-Rukia Sanosuke-Renji Megumi-Orihime Saito-Uryu Aoshi-Byakuya/Grimmjow Hiko-Urahara/Isshin Shishio-Aizen Soujiro-Gin Usui-Tousen Juppongatana-Espada Enishi-Yhwach Jinchu-Sternritter Masaki-Tomoe

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Kingdom Hearts add

Many will say that Kingdom Hearts is a Bleach ripoff and if so, you are all right on the mark as Bleach was released in 01 and Kingdom hearts was released in 02. The concept is similar since the plot revolves around a young boy who gains a supernatural blade capable of defeating countless dark entities along his way coming from an unknown multidimensional territory. As the story goes further, it becomes one to the cast rescuing a female captured by a powerful force whose male representative serves as an obstruction to it.

If you liked Cowboy Bebop add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! VRAINS add

Yusaku and Spike are criminals with wanted bounty on their heads who suffer from a dark and traumatic past deal with powerful enemies and gather allies from time to time with a talent powerful enough to achieve this many victories along their journey. The themes of both show deals with not forgetting the past, revenge, crime, etc that makes them more adult oriented mature enough for viewers to see.

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! add

Yu-Gi-Oh! and Bleach feature a protagonist who gains a supernatural power and a spiritual partner who saves the day before involving a major series of conflicts that would put them on an edge from one antagonist to the next as they grow stronger. I can't help but compare the cast of the following: Yugi-Ichigo Rukia-Anzu Renji-Jonouchi Orihime-Shizuka Ishida-Bakura Sado-Honda Grimmjow-Kaiba

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! 5D's add

Both manga are set in a capitalist/despotism setting where the rich and the poor are divided pitting the protagonist against the society that tends to rule with an iron fist but at the same time the conspiracy unravels a supernatural plot to bring an endgame once and for all.

If you liked Naruto: Shippuuden add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Arc-V add

Both Naruto and Yuya want to bring peace as wide eyed idealists who believe talking can get rid of conflict through and through. These series deconstruct the themes that set the bar to a whole new level.

If you liked Kidou Senshi Gundam: Dai 08 MS Shoutai add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! 5D's add

Masaoki Endoh composed both shows (08th MS Team for an opening and 5Ds for an opening/insert songs). Though not exactly alike, they are mature enough to cater an older audience for such taste in their respective franchise.

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! 5D's add

The setting of both shows take place where status quo matters bridging the gap between prosperity and poverty. Later, as the plot unravels begin to unravel the conspiracy who plots to use/overthrow the status quo for their own ends. The art between the two are mature and stylish enough to portray that they are one of the well written shows in the Shonen realm. The music that is composed in these two shows are top notch to the degree that it would captivate the viewer into continuously watching the show (Shiro Sagisu-Evangelion and Masaoki Endoh-Gundam 08th MS Team).

If you liked Shinseiki Evangelion add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Arc-V add

Both contain religious themes and motif that takes place in a post apocalyptic setting (Second Impact for NGE and G.O.D. for YGO Arc-V). Though different, Leo Corporation and Nerv are similar as well as Reiji having traits identical to Gendo. Sora's 2nd outfit does bear resemblance to a Eva plug suit though.

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Arc-V add

Both shonen shows revolve around an idealistic teenager who stumbled upon a supernatural source of power (Ichigo for Bankai and Yuya for Odd Eyes) involving a girl important (Rukia and Yuzu) guided by a mysterious mentor known for his intellectual prowess and shady morals (Urahara and Reiji). A conflict involving multiple dimensions gets caught up in the process while at the same time not as genuine as it is as the story rolls on. These shows are orchestrated by an all time greats (Shiro Sagisu for Bleach and Kotaro Nakagawa for Yugioh Arc V).

If you liked Naruto: Shippuuden add

...then you might like Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season add

Two stories take place after a timeskip involving a new conflict that was explored in the previous and not to mention that the mcs from the pre timeskip has grown to the point that they are ready to take on the world through experience.

If you liked Gun x Sword add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Arc-V add

Yugioh Arc V and Gun x Sword involve a story of a mysterious object (Odd Eyes and Dann) that would serve as a key to unravel the mystery later in the storyline while the protags who are the owner climb their way to meet unlikely allies and strong enemies along the way whose background shows more than what we know of. Shun Kurosaki's vengeance against Academia reminds me of how Van wants to get his towards The Claw. Kotaro Nakagawa composed both shows with the only difference is that Gun X Sword is mecha themed show and Yugioh Arc V is a card game themed show. Directors Katsumi Ono and Goro Taniguchi are legendary when it comes to writing these stories involving other greats (Yugioh 5Ds for Katsumi Ono and Code Geass and Scryed for Goro Taniguchi).

If you liked s.CRY.ed add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Arc-V add

Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V's 2nd season heavily resembles s.CRY.ed but at the same time the whole plot involving the Lancers and the Resistance fighting against Academia resembles how Kazuma and his local renegade group overthrowing Holy. As the story rolls on does plot twists unravel the mysteries that began the plot in the first pace making it seem like there is a lot more involved than meets the eye. Protags in both shows are weak but get stronger as they chase after their rivals who are considered powerful than them. Both shows are composed by Kotoro Nakagawa and were aired in TV Tokyo.

If you liked Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters GX add

...then you might like Guilty Crown add

These shows feature a young boy with a brown hair who starts off optimistic but grows cold hearted later on in a school setting where conflict is bound to happen wherever they are. Later they meet the female character who gives them a special power capable of transcending beyond to the point that the MCs will never go back to their normal lives. Both stories contain supernatural themes, dark moments, slice of life, and drama deconstructing the themes continued by the previous shows before them.

If you liked Tales of Symphonia The Animation: Tethe'alla-hen add

...then you might like Kimetsu no Yaiba add

Ufotable produced shows adapting different formats (TOS for video game and KnY for manga) revolve around the sword wielding male protagonist whose goal is to save the female lead who he cherishes dearly by venturing on a quest very dangerous enough to stand in their way through countless monsters and warriors. The two must be able to overcome them sheer enough with strong companions whom they make friends and allies along the way. The two series were known to be stellar enough to get an anime adaptation long before they got popular as an adapted shows capable enough to garner attention from fans alike who grew up with the series.

If you liked Mononoke Hime add

...then you might like Kidou Senshi Gundam: Senkou no Hathaway add

Both revolve around the pollution of Earth and to the extent the corruption and vile nature of humanity making these two films a decade to see of their respective eras. Miyazaki and Tomino were no doubt at their peak when writing the stories of both stories (Miyazaki for the film and Tomino for the LN before it was a full fledged film decades later). If you like the themes of Earth pollution, corruption of humanity, natural environment, etc, no doubt you like like one if you already watched the other.

If you liked Kaze no Tani no Nausicaä add

...then you might like Kidou Senshi Gundam: Senkou no Hathaway add

During the time of their eras, these films revolve around the pollution of Earth and the corruption of humanity that explores more into the nature and the very personalities of the civilization that drove them into such state. One can say that Hayao Miyazaki and Yoshiyuki Tomino were at their peak at that time (Miyazaki writing more of Ghibli movies and Tomino as the helm of HF back when it was a LN alongside directing other Gundam series during the period). If you like one, then no doubt you will enjoy the other if you like the themes of nature, earth pollution, corruption of humanity, etc.

If you liked RahXephon: Tagen Hensoukyoku add

...then you might like Kidou Senshi Gundam 00 Movie: A Wakening of the Trailblazer add

These films are reconstructions of the TV series deconstructed with the only difference is that Awakening of the Trailblazer is a proper sequel while Pluralitas Concentio is a recap of the entire series. I can't help but compare to the writing and the music from start to end after watching these two.

If you liked RahXephon: Tagen Hensoukyoku add

...then you might like Shin Evangelion Movie: || add

These films are reconstructions of a retelling of the original series and though 3.0 + 1.0 is a bit psychological and fanservice to bear in mind, it still does it's best to come to a proper collection that the previous ending End of Evangelion deconstructed that left salt in many viewer's and fan's tongue for a decade.

If you liked Shin Evangelion Movie: || add

...then you might like Code Geass: Fukkatsu no Lelouch add

Both are alternate take on their series as films meant to reconstruct the tropes deconstructed in the previous series focusing on other characters aside from the main protagonist who took up a lot in the main series. Fukkatsu No Lelouch leaves a new branch for more series to pave way while 3.0 + 1.0 ends on a note that all Evangelion fans desired for years since EoE.

If you liked Shin Evangelion Movie: || add

...then you might like Kidou Senshi Gundam 00 Movie: A Wakening of the Trailblazer add

Both films are reconstructions to their tv series and the conclusions as well featuring a protagonist suffering psychological issues post tv series while others fight on the frontline to defend the entire world from interplanetary invaders. While 00 Awakening of the Trailblazer left to many of those salty, 3.0 + 1.0 left a satisfying taste to those who were not content with End of Evangelion.

If you liked Shinseiki Evangelion Movie: Air/Magokoro wo, Kimi ni add

...then you might like Kidou Senshi Gundam: Gyakushuu no Char add

These theatrical showing serve as conclusions to their respective tv series that wraps up the majority of the conflict starting in the first episode. Though different, EoE is meant to create as an alternate ending as a proper sequel to the semi last episode of NGE whereas CCA is a follow up from the UC trilogy that consists of 0079, Zeta, and ZZ. Both are revolved around a plan (Human Instrumentality Project and Axis dropping to Earth) per antagonist's agenda (Gento wants to reunite with Yui and Char continues to follow his Zeon Zum Deikun's philosophy but in a twisted manner following the events of Zeta). It is up to the protagonists (Shinji and Amuro) to stop them as the entire fate of the world is thrusted upon their shoulders. The endings in both series have a somewhat identical feel per convoluted and endless speculation that led to many fans in years to come of whether or not they have reached to a proper conclusion per countless theories and debates.

If you liked Shin Evangelion Movie: || add

...then you might like Kidou Senshi Gundam: Senkou no Hathaway add

Both were released in the same year as smash hit mecha series featuring a movie that is reminiscent to that of the previous conclusion of the main series taking place way back before the 2000s. Where Hathaway deals with the conclusion of CCA following the pollution of the galactic superpower, 3.0 + 1.0 takes on cues from End of Evangelion as a way to retell the story under a different revision. They are stellar in writing, music, and animation (Tomino and Anno, Hiroyuki and Sagisu, and Sunrise and Production I.G.) Protagonists (Hathaway and Shinji) suffer trauma that happened in the previous war that led them to developing psychological issues per story and character development while at the same time the other faction continues to advance in their agenda (NERV and Earth Federation) opposed by the heroic faction (Mafty and Wille). If you have watched both, great or if not, you must watch them as part of the legacy that will go down in mecha history.

If you liked Hellsing Ultimate add

...then you might like Kimetsu no Yaiba add

Both stories are centered around organizations with the purpose of hunting down monsters and human hybrids alike. Though not superficially identical, the female leads Seras and Nezuko were once human but turned into half human and monster hybrid accompanying the main protagonist of the series. Each have their own respective high caliber animation, soundtrack, writing, and character development in their own eras that live up to today's reputation amongst the majority of the anime community.

If you liked Kidou Senshi Gundam: The Origin add

...then you might like Yu☆Gi☆Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions add

These top hit series focuses on the rival's point of view with the difference between DSOD as a sequel and Origin as a prequel

If you liked Evangelion Movie 3: Q add

...then you might like Code Geass: Fukkatsu no Lelouch add

Both popular stories feature an alternate change of time to feature a plot retaining the same casts revolving around the antagonists with similar elements putting the world at risk once more with different character personalities and plot developments that put's one shoes to the whole new level that allow nostalgia to flourish through our minds as we all grew up with watching the hit series to begin with

If you liked Shinseiki Evangelion Movie: Air/Magokoro wo, Kimi ni add

...then you might like Shin Kidou Senki Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz Special add

These two theatrical shows are the definite conclusion to their show's ending solidifying the quality of the two mega hit mecha shows of the 90s that will forever be remembered by fans hardcore and newbie alike The fate of the war that took tolls on years to come will finally reach to it's conclusion as Wing Zero and Eva 01 will go all out with the blast one more time

If you liked Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch add

...then you might like Kimetsu no Yaiba add

Both are shows considered hits during their time featuring a male protagonist whose family was killed that led them on a quest to save the world from those responsible but at the same time must protect their younger sister who was inflicted at the start of the story under a special condition. Though different, they still take place in Japan with elements traced back to old history where life was harsh due to constant war, struggles, poverty, economy, politics, etc.