Anime Recommendations

Both are about sports and they show their downfalls and how they overcome them. Haikyuu's fandom is large but I think Kuroko no basket needs more attention. Kuroko no Basket also gives you the thrill and excitement during the tournaments. Seeing them grow and have turned from enemies to friends is one of the reasons why I enjoyed Kuroko no Basket.

I dont know lol, I just love this two series because it is a psychological,thriller and mystery anime for me. Also, these anime gives me something like a "sad vibe"(i dont know how to explain it im bad at english) and i love those types of animes.Monster will give you too a rollercoaster of emotions, though its not like SG but its great,it also have some interesting plot twist. The only thing that i didn't like is Monster is also a bit "slow-paced" anime for me.But its worth to try. My ratings in Monster would be 8/10.(Sorry if i cant explain it well this is my first recommendation.) Hope you understand it lol give it a try :) El psy congroo~

Both deal with philosopical questions, have rather violent and graphic content and if you liked Ghost in the shell id guess you'll love Psyco pass since it actualy has a gripping narration and plot progression unlike ghost in the shell wich looses itself a bit to much in dialouge.

Part of what makes Cowboy Bebop so great is its leading protagonist, Spike. We know about his dark past and throughout the show he's sort of labeled as an anti-hero. The same could be said of Psycho-Pass, who's lead is similarly dark. The setting is fairly similar in that it's futuristic and has a noir feel to it. The entire show revolves around a new kind of policing that determines the state of mind of citizens before they even commit a crime. However, this system seems to have some serious faults.

If you're looking for great fighting scenes with a little bit of jazz playing in the background, look no further than Baccano! for your next anime fix. Much like Cowboy Bebop, this show also has a lot of action-packed scenes and is also placed in 1930's Chicago, so you know the music is pretty good. Szilard and his aide, Ennis, are looking for the missing bottles that contain the elixir of immortality, but there's also a lot going on in the background—like mafia wars, for example. The alchemists are on a road to find out the true price for immortality.

Clannad After Story and Steins;Gate are two anime series based on visual novels that deal with bittersweet romance. While Clannad After Story doesn't deal with time travel in the way Steins;Gate does, it does explore multiple timelines of Tomoya Okazaki's love life. In keeping with the spirit of the visual novel, the anime adaptation will show off the different "routes" that were available in Tomoya's life. After Story is a sequel to Clannad, however, so it won't be entirely welcoming to new audiences unless you've watched the original anime first.

-Both universes have superpowers -heroes are ranked -characters have similar abilities -Many plot points are literally the same

-Both center around a group of high school girls who go to an all girl school -Both have a lot of funny moments -Similar characters/personalities -A lot of songs that are happy and sweet

Both series is about the Main Character being forced to join a group full of Chuunibyou's and do various stuff, D-frag's focus is on creating games white Chuubyou boys is about being heroes. and both Main Character is struggling to understand his/her "Friends" Both are fun to watch though for me D-Frag is more funnier.

Both anime follow the adventures of an organization of super-powered individuals taking various jobs, in a setting that's a mix between the urban and the supernatural. Both have large casts of eccentric characters, as well as similar action, humor and overall atmosphere.

Both anime have a large cast of zany characters, an urban setting, superpowers and colorful art and animation. Plus, in both cases, there is a large-scale mystery that is slowly uncovered through each episode, layer by layer.

-Both anime revolve around time travel -similar if not same concepts -the main characters spend the entirety(mostly)saving others but in an completely different manner -Awesome ops

If you took out Onizuka, who is sometimes more monster than man, and replaced him with an actual monster, you would have Assassination Classroom. Both series are about reformed bad guys that teach losers important life lessons, thus pushing them towards their potential. While Onizuka has dated animation, it really is the most similar series to Assassination Classroom.

Both of these series are widely overlook shounen series, and, if we are honest, they tend to blend together. While not specifically about crime families, Black Cat does heavily focus on the criminal underworld and often in a similarly silly way.

Both of these series start off the same way. Both main characters start off as weak until they encounter someone who changes their life forever. Reborn gives Tsuna his hyper death flame mode while All Might gives Midoriya his quirk. Together they learn to be strong and come into their own.

Both shows have hard-hitting drama and a story about companionship blossoming in the face of corrupt authority and the hardships such bonds can bring. Rainbow:Nisha Rokubou no Shichinin is a more conventional character drama with a thriller undertone and some historical elements whereas Yakusoku no Neverland is a psychological-horror thriller through and through with more "targeted" drama and supporting mystery elements. If you grew attached to the characters in Neverland I suspect Rainbow will be right up your alley and vice versa if you enjoyed the beginning of Rainbow the most Neverland will not disappoint you.

Both series atmospherically seem the same to me, as well as both having a charming bartender as one of the main characters. One of the series is more slice of life whilst the other focuses more on psychological themes. However, both series resemble a riveting episodic session focusing on individual people's lives, how they got to be who they are, and solving their problems, or not, depending on the series. Bartender and Death Parade, similarly, have some of the best stand-alone stories per episode that'll leave you hooked. Bartender is a little slower-paced and more focused on solving everyday problems than leaving you mind-fucked over the meaning of life.

A strange talking animal lures our MC into a strange world and promises them something. A bunch of young girls all putting their dreams on the line. A distant, dark-haired girl with ties to our naive main character and inexplicable motives. There's more in common between these two shows than you might expect -- Revue Starlight takes a fair amount of inspiration from Madoka Magica, despite being a much different show. Both feature a cast of schoolgirls and some surrealist aspects; additionally, both are heavily and memorably stylized, with great soundtracks. The dynamics between Karen/Hikari and Madoka/Homura are quite similar (in particularly Hikari and Homura are exceedingly similar characters). Both have a lot of memorable and intriguing side characters with their own conflicts and rivalries who all get their time to shine (However, Starlight struggles in this aspect due to trying to juggle 9 major characters). There's also a significant twist in each show; Madoka Magica's twist comes a lot sooner and turns a lot darker/heavier than Revue Starlight, while also having greater plot relevance. Both shows are very ambitious and unique, but Madoka Magica realizes these ambitions a lot more than Revue Starlight. Madoka is also far more tightly written than Starlight (which spreads itself far too thin).

Both of these are yuri anime with similar relationship dynamics. Additionally, both shows plots' are essentially focused on the pure of heart and dumb of ass blonde character slowly having a sexual and romantic awakening towards the more experienced/streetwise (but surprisingly damaged) dark-haired character. However, Citrus is a fetish/fanservice anime at its core, while Yagate Kimi ni Naru is a lot more healthy and genuine about its relationships. If you were put off by these aspects of Citrus and want to see a more respectful and nuanced yuri show, then I fully recommend checking out Yagate Kimi ni Naru. Be warned that YKNN's ending is somewhat abrupt; the anime cuts off about halfway through the manga at a very awkward point. On the flip side, be warned that Citrus has some... questionable moments in favour of being a fetish anime, especially regarding consent (...you'll see what I mean by the end of episode 1). I much more recommend YKNN as a quality show that's genuinely trying to tell a sweet romance; Citrus can be interesting when it's not being problematic, but the problematic parts can be very off-putting.

Both of these shows are yuri-centric anime with similar relationship dynamics. Both shows plots' are essentially the pure of heart and dumb of ass blonde character slowly having a sexual and romantic awakening towards the more experienced/streetwise (but surprisingly damaged) dark-haired character. Also, both have a lot of fetishized/fan service moments between the main characters; if these aspects bother you about one show, they will certainly bother you in the other. Both relationships feature varying degrees of non-consentual moments and some unhealthy relationships between the main characters and also with the supporting cast; again, if this was a problem for you with one, it'll be a problem in the other. NTR is however a lot more self-aware about these aspects than Citrus, but falls victim to a much shorter runtime which leaves itself a lot less developed. Citrus also features a strong, interesting supporting cast of waifus (if that's what you're here for), whereas NTR features 4 characters (the two female mains and their boyfriends).

They are both anime about a creative group of rather unusual girls. I think they are interesting/ intended for the same kind of people, that want to see how female characters come out of their shell and do something that amazes other people. For me, both needed some time to grow on me.

This is a pretty one-sided recommendation -- to put it bluntly, Eat-Man is a very poor man's Trigun, and I would not recommend watching it (as it's mostly quite dull). If you did enjoy it, or want to see a show that takes on similar concepts with much better execution, then by all means watch Trigun. Ironically, Eat-Man goes for a more serious tone than Trigun, but can occasionally be very unintentionally funny. Essentially, you feel like you're laughing at it, while Trigun is a very good show to laugh with (although it also has very serious moments and knows how to handle them). Both have an episodic format with a bit of story progression/world development over time (Trigun's are again handled much better). Both protagonists have similar styles of armament (Trigun handles this with very gradual progression, Eat-Man's is a bit more varied), and both end up taking on odd jobs or trying to help out people.

- Both involve the development of a tight-knit group of friends - Great chemistry between the cast - Beautiful art! Different art styles but both very, very pleasing to the eye - Perfect comedy sandwiched between dialogue - Clear of (almost) all unnecessary drama - Both are 10/10 imo - Two "couples" in both

-Both blur the line between digital data and real life--- specifically the idea that people can be transferred as data into the net. -More importantly, both use this trope to talk about dealing with the loss of loved ones and moving on.

Humans against monsters, and there's a person who standing between these two species. Even though he is not fully human, he is fighting the monsters to reach his goal Vampire Hunter D and Bio Hunter are classic anime that worth watching. The main difference between these two is Bio Hunter is a sci-fi anime meanwhile Vampire Hunter D is a supernatural anime

Oh no! Demon kind is attacking and humanity will perish! What can human kind do? And then, there's a man who turned into a demon but still, he can keep his humanity intact! How's this happen? It's a miracle! Devilman Crybaby and Bio Hunter are pretty similar except Bio Hunter more like a sci-fi anime meanwhile Devilman Crybaby more like a supernatural anime

- OP MC that you wouldn't really expect - Doesn't abuse MC's powers to just drive the plot easily - Great humor - A loving cast of people with different powers and backgrounds - Worldbuilding and settings you will love - Beatiful hair

- Both have a very hot MC - Rivalry between opposite sides in secret of each other - Some of the greatest comedy relief - Interesting and cool powers for the MC to drive the story - Beautiful endings

- Both are isekai - Mostly OP MC with a great following of waifus with wife material - Funny characters to save show from failure - Interesting storydrive - Plot twist endings

If you enjoy series about traveling around the world, each show has something to offer. A good amount of time is spent on different locations, mostly Southeast Asia. You'll see Ryu and Ken, as well as the Joestar group, travel to places such as Hong Kong and India. Some are unique to each series, like Thailand and Spain in Street Fighter II V, or Singapore and Egypt in Stardust Crusaders, to name a few. Either way, you'll see a variety of real world countries in both shows.

Both the main protagonists and antagonists have a battle between different senses of justice. The main character of both series use intricate strategies to protect their own secrets while maintaining the facade of being a normal student.

-Both have red-haired girls as MC. -Their lifes turn difficult due to their hair. -Both are shoujo anime.

Both shows have a standout visual presentation and a dense world with a sense of mystery that is rare to find. Made in abyss is more straightforward with its story with more intense drama whereas Houseki no Kuni is more roundabout and intricate focusing more on cultivating mystery. Both shows are aimed more towards adults. As an oversimplification, HnK focuses more on world building while MiA tells a more conventional character driven story but both series have a similar mystery-drama foundation

- There's a battle between evil and justice (But the anime focusing on justice side) - the main factor in the battle is death - the character on the evil side is very similar to "Light" in his personality - this a 12 episode anime - "Someone" Got kidnapped and tied like Misa

- The main female character "Ai Magase" is Yandere Like Gasai Yuno - She's in love with the main character "Zen" - Has blood and sexual scenes, and also has some torture scenes - trying to isolate "Zen" from other people

The Promised Neverland in my opinion is similar to Owari No Seraph in many ways. The fact that it has vampires/demons, people are used as livestock and that the Main Characters are doing their best to escape and survive in the the outside world, minus the fighting scenes in Owari No Seraph of course. To sum it up, i think that it's quite similar to Owari No Seraph.

Both series have a very similar atmosphere, I believe that if you liked one you will easily like the other one as well.

*Both are so over the top with the ecchi *Both have an mc who makes the girls stronger by doing sexual things with them *I started watching Masou and was immediately reminded of how over the top the ecchi in Testament is, so if thats your thing I know youll love both *the mc in Masou is weaker most of the time compared to Shinmai but I liked them both and they're far from the worst thing you sometimes encounter in harems *somewhat different settings one has mechs and the other is mainly heroes/demons *I enjoyed them both about the same and if you liked one, I'm sure you'll like the other. They just feel so similar for some reason. Just don't expect an amazing plot and story line but we all know why we're here

They are shonen anime with leveling power scaling.

Both are sad anime dramas.Violet Evergarden might start out as one of your not-so-funny slice of life anime, but when THOSE episodes come, it will sure bring a tear to your eye.

The same author.Same artstyle. You might enjoy Kimi No Na Wa more but it's both amazing

(in the manga)Getter rays function pretty much exactly the same as spiral energy, the biggest influence for gurren lagann(along with needless and top wo nerae). Also, red mech mains and the drill theme is either from this or needless

the characters of usui and misaki have a personality that reminds me of that of suzumiya misaki looks like suzumiya who commands as head of the SOS brigade and usui do things that nobody would do in real life (like suzumiya) the 2 anime are really funny

Both solve emotional trauma with supernatural incidents. Shoko is similar to Meiko.

Both anime discuss the role of a parent for a child's life. Kakushigoto explains how the father tries to hide his job from his daughter, and Ookami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki looks at a mother keeping her children safe from the world. Ookami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki is really well made, and shows how parenting affects children, just like Kakushigoto.

detectives, sociopathic characters and a character driven story

Both main characters of these shows have a similar feel .

It's pretty much the same thing.They're both ecchi, harem, action anime in a high-school setting.Both anime have relatable characters(based on your interest ;) who look out for others by all means necessary. Only difference is that the mc in trinity seven is a perv.

They both have the same high school,harem,action, ecchi theme. Both mcs are genuinely nice guys and do all they can to protect others. The only major difference is that Rail wars is centered around trains.

Pretty much the same thing. Harem anime where in the end the mc finds what they wanted only to be surprised and have to fight it.Both are a harem, ecchi, fantasy/action high school anime. The only major difference is that the mc in trinity seven is not afraid of doing things* with his harem.

You feel like you get what's going on, but you also don't...the semi-hidden meanings and almost satirical aspects can be explored if ur into that kind of deep analysis, but both shows can be light-hearted watches if u just want a good, interesting watch. Vivid colors and unique premises!

Both animes feature the school's "relegated" class and how the students overcome the bullying and discrimination of being part of it.

bromance ichiban! extremely different story/art but both well-written in terms of story and character development. Feel good shounens where you still feel like there's something at stake

it's like...what's happening? but it somehow works and u get kind of attached.

Both have relationship drama alongside action/supernatural elements. High school girls are thrown into a supernatural world and must learn how to cope with their newfound responsibilities. The supernatural stuff is used as a stimulus for the drama, which is pretty well written in both shows, even if they do rely on well-worn dramatic tropes like the negligent father.

Very bizarre romance movies few people have heard of. Both focus on a guy who used to be human, unwillingly transformed into something very different.

Both anime have a small team of specialists struggling to survive the dire consequences of ruin exploration. While different in tone -- Fam & Ihrlie light and playful high fantasy, Wind Continent more serious and dark like Conan -- both anime should satisfy the traveler in search of new adventures.

similar tags. very hard ecchi scenes. The ecchi for both shows go hard core and full nudity

The most powerful esper on the planet fighting enemies weaker than him

D'Arby episode but a full season - exaggerated faces and intense moments for things that wouldn't seem as intense in real life but it definitely is

Both are short and very cute anime about a cat who is portrayed as a little human.

The creatures of both series comes from different worlds.Drago and Agumon both dislike main protagonist at start but soon acknowledge then as their partner.

There are many similarities... OP MC trying to live an ordinary life, hiding his OP power, going to school. Using a limiter to keep powers in check. A girl chases him around, and she happens to be this super cool/perfect girl who would never go after an ordinary guy.... except she does. And she's persistent. The main character has something he really likes - one loves coffee jelly (and sweets in general) while the other loves crispy noodles? Both are also comedies. There is also that one other guy who calls the MC "master" and bows to them. However, one MC has the ability to make people forget what happened, while the other does have hypnosis but.... doesn't have such a convenient power. They also struggle with controlling their OP abilities, which causes many consequences that they have to resolve. Some more differences: The Chinese one has more action, as just about everyone (from what I've seen) have powers, while in Saiki K. only a few have psychic powers, and the titular character happens to have a bunch while the rest are ignorant. Xian Wang de Richang Shenghuo has way more action, and more sad moments, I guess. From what I've seen so far, very similar, 100% worth watching one if you liked the other. Although the Chinese one has some subtitles which are a little off, it's not that bad.

If you watched Akira, I feel like Dorohedoro is a must watch and a successor in many ways to Akira. They both take place in really messed up worlds with intriguing back stories to them, as well as a really likable cast. Obviously, very messed up gore and brutal death scenes to be accompanied as well. Dorohedoro is a must watch for Akira fans.

Both shows follow a "back loaded" story structure (if you've seen either you'll know what I mean) that is heavily drama-driven and not afraid to play with convention. I have a strong hunch they appeal to the same type of viewer

Both feature somewhat misunderstood protags, with very hilarious jokes and situations thrown in to mix things up. Being only 2 episodes, Angel Densetsu is a must watch anime classic.

Basically slice of life anime about 4 high school girls talking with each other about ordinary things with comedy as spices.

Both shows make you feel something, they just know how to tug at one's heartstrings. They both are human-drama heavy, there aren't many "action" scenes and the whole story develops quite slowly but that is exactly what makes these so great.

Both are straighforward echii-comedies with a similar "high energy" tone. Shinchou Yuusha has an overarching story and some action elements whereas golden boy is episodic and more focused on the echii&comedy. Both shows are what I would consider an "easy watch" (i.e. something you watch to relax and be entertained), and of high enough quality not to disappoint.

Both the anime are good examples of rule of cool anime. They have a good sense in music and OST with spaceships in space setting. Kachou Ouji is more story driven than episodic like cowboy bebop which keeps us invested in the anime and most importantly both have memorable endings which perfects it's rule of cool

Similar main character's character, similar world setting, similar storyline.

Both shows are based on the Single Father/Daughter concept. Equally hear-warming shows and loveable characters. Lovely Slice of Life titles.

PSG is made by Gainax and is one of the last Gainax original anime series before they unfortunately had financing issues and a lot of the Gainax staff moved on to Trigger who made original animes such as Kill la Kill which carries on the same fast-paced spirit as PSG and even has a clothing-based power system like PSG.

Exploring the depths of the psyche by use of a different world and investigating the truth of serial murders are both high points of intrigue, which both Persona 4 the Animation and Id:Invaded offer extensively as key components to their plots. - In Persona 4 the Animation, the Midnight Channel, a supernatural world accessed via TVs, contains the 'Shadow Selves' of people in the real world which represent their repressed emotions and thoughts. In Id:Invaded, the 'Brilliant Detective' investigates Id wells, virtual worlds generated by 'cognition particles' that represent a drive to kill. These Id wells take that drive to kill to formulate a world around it that represents the conscious of the person who had the drive to kill. - Both shows heavily focus on investigating the crimes of a serial killer. In order to find the truth behind the cases, the aforementioned Midnight Channel and Id wells are both investigated and interpreted in an attempt to both solve and prevent murders from helping. Each of the shows gives thoughtful depth to their characters and the mystery they have to investigate. It's difficult to not at all be intrigued in either the characters or the mystery because of this effort. For that reason, I highly recommend both of these anime.

MC having a "fun" activity with their friends family on their (friends) back.

It is a follow up to this one.

Machi & Nene's romantic desires seem similar in few ways. One is about "Fashionable" and other is about "Ikemen"

Both MCs suffer from extreme social anxiety: they faint when overwhelmed, vomit when nervous, and draw up ridiculously convoluted plans to avoid social contact.

Both are BLs with cute, funny, and heartwarming moments.

Both are quite humorous with beautiful animation and BL subtext.

Both are stories that deal with main characters being reborn and adjusting to the world they are now in. Both mains stick closely to someone they knew before death. Both are quite humorous with a lot of action and BL subtext. And of course, the animation is just gorgeous.

Same stories which tells about a woman, who's already has a partner, involved with their "past" that accidentally has a relation with their (woman) partner. Two stories about NTR.

Coming of age stories set at an agricultural college. Both emphasize character growth and learning about various trades within agriculture.

Almost exactly the same, both involves some organisations annihilating dangerous creatures. except Terra Formars is more action focused and has less plot armour, while Tokyo Ghoul:re is better in terms that villains has personalities. Terra Formars will give you more tension because the lack of plot armour and survivability of the characters compared to the "nearly immortal" Tokyo Ghoul characters. Both has the same presentation method of melodrama moments. Even though Tokyo Ghoul:re seems less mature, it is more character focus story.

All about achieving your dreams by any means necessary and extensively explores their respective industries and how ruthless they sometimes can be, being music and manga respectively.

Both anime are in the music genre and are perfect for those who really like anime music. Speaking of music, their OSTs and Insert Songs are really good, as well as their OP and ED.

Both series have a funny outgoing main characters who affects people all around her in a positive way.

Both series are about a loser (protagonist) and his closest friend/ rival who's talented, strong and the loser (protagonist) gets stronger by training/ collecting fighting experiences throughout the series.

the atmosphere is very similar to that of kara no kyoukai we don't really understand everything, we're always looking for an answer this is probably the only anime that looks like kara no kyoukai there is also a similarity between boogiepop and shiki during the anime we can hear phrases with a hidden meaning like Kara no Kyoukai 8: Shuushou

- In both shows we meet a group of young people who are all very different from eachother. - The characters in both shows are forced to be labrats for some madmans invention. They are then forced to work together towards a common goal to be set free again. - The mcs from both shows are both rather dense.

Both shows feature a semi-episodic action-adventure. Golden kamuy is a more mature series that incorporates historical & slice of life elements without sacrificing "high tension" moments. Full metal panic is a more conventional shounen-esque adventure that is more plain by comparison but nevertheless effective and not without substance. Both have great characters you will grow familiar with, each equipped with "light" but effective character arcs (i.e. don't expect Vinland saga level writing but you won't be disappointed). Although there are many differences between the two shows somehow I have a hunch they appeal to the same type of person.

- Both Mcs are intelligent and strategical. - Both Mcs face in strategy based games. - Both MCs are going against something (eg government and other classes).

Both are ecchi/shonen anime with smug rivals and clueless protagonists. Shokugeki is way more humorous, and Fire force has better animation and sound design.

both are the same tells the adventures of the main character that is full of emotions and blood in the initial episode

Both anime are about a mangaka and his assistants who find themselves in absurdly hilarious situations Both are light and enjoyable

Both animes follow MCs in their mission to uncover what truly transpired and prevent the death of their precious one while protecting those they care about in the present.

Main character gets involved into battle royale game without his permission, he's forced to kill other people in order to survive even if he doesn't want to. He's gaining new allies and gets yandere girlfriend.

Both animes follow MCs in their mission to uncover what truly transpired and prevent the death of their precious person while protecting those they care about in the present.

let’s not kid ourselves here, soul eater WALKED so my hero could run ... the vibe of the two shows are very similar, following the lives of high school kids with supernatural abilities and super powers... i’d say bnha puts a lot more emphasis on the fact that the world where the setting takes place relies heavily on super powers. bnha’s plot follows the budding heroes of UA and their triumphs and tribulations defeating evil, while soul eater follows the main group of kids doing the same. anyways... us weebs love to watch high school kids beat up bad guys to a pulp amiright?

both are the demon hunting anime. both are revenge type anime.