 If you liked
Psycho-Pass
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 ...then you might like
Zankyou no Terror
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The art and genre between these two anime are really similar. The story line is slightly relative due to it's about solving crimes and preventing major incidents.
Taking on a detective-like story, Psycho Pass and Zankyou no Terror (Terror in Tokyo) explores the concept of crime and terrorism. The main protagonists from both series often gets into conflicts that puts their mortal lives in danger. The antagonists from both series also treats certain situations as games where losing will have disastrous consequences. Building on a story with thriller antics, I recommend both series to anyone interested in crime fiction.
Terrorism, Police, Right & Wrong, Secrets that can make Humankind go crazy. Also artwork and design look pretty similar, both have deep plots and history
Both shows involve cat-and-mouse game between the police and terrorists. The "terrorists" also lean on the side of being anti-heroes, since they have somewhat justified reason of doing what they do.
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Recommended by bunny1ov3r
They both have an eerie, mysterious feel; in the end, the protagonists end up discovering dark secrets about programs/systems that people in their respective societies have been ignorant about. Both shows are crime-based and really thrilling to watch, and raise really interesting points that are worth thinking about afterwards!
Both have mysterious plot and drives you crazy to complete the series...
I am suggesting this because I literally just finished watching Psycho-Pass the same day I started and finished it along with Zankyou no Terror (literally just now). And I just feel that there is a sort of quality both shows have with animation as well as plot. Both are making the viewer think about who is the real evil and what is actually the right thing in that time and setting. Both have an element of science and both have left me feeling mostly bitter in a bittersweet way. I have very much enjoyed both so, yeah.
Based off first 3 episodes.
Both deal with:
- issues of terrorism
- the discrepancies of right and wrong
- antagonists that are more like antiheroes
- game of cat-and-mouse between detective and criminals
- detective and criminals with above par intellect
- characters closed off from society or wronged by the state
Overall atmosphere is similar, as is the artwork and character design. The setting is also similar despite the time and technological differences.
Deep plots with likeable characters. Both don't follow any typical anime formula either; they both do their own thing and have a tinge of dark to them.
Highly recommend
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Recommended by QuarterRican
Both of these anime deal with a kind of psychological warefare, however there are a few differences. Psycho Pass focuses more on the nature of people, while Zankyou no Terror is more of something like a game of terrorism (Literally). Also, Zankyou no Terror focuses more on the Anti-Heroes rather than the classic protagonist in Psycho Pass.
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Recommended by BlizzardOfFlames
Both are animes about crimes and investigations.
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Recommended by MythSphinx
Both contain a psychological warfare between character
Both focus on the good and the bad each with a unique perspective
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Recommended by Kim_jong_il
The universe, the atmosphere that emerges and the scenario are for me points that I found again both at Psycho Pass and Zankyou no Terror. I greatly appreciated these two animes and besides recommending them separately, I think they also have a lot in common.
Both shows involve the psychological and physical chase between cops and villains/terrorists. Both villains also have deeper motives than the regular "screw the world xd"
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Recommended by Short_Circut
Disgraced detective goes after terrorists---mystery in the city and unrest in society abound.
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Recommended by Curlybrace101
Both are crime based, riddles.
I find Kougami and Shibazaki character little bit similar.
To begin with the plot itself is quite similar.
It's still a cat mouse chase, but between a retired detective and hackers. The characters are really similar with Psycho-Pass's ones. The words are not enough to describe it, but if you liked Psycho-Pass you must give Zankyou no Terror a try.