 If you liked
Psycho-Pass
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 ...then you might like
Akudama Drive
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both have a cyberpunk-like atmosphere with cops/executioners abusing power being a large focus.
The difference is that Psycho-Pass is less dystopian and is from the cop's perspective whereas Akudama Drive is all from the "bad guys" perspective.
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Recommended by monitheronin
both are dark themed action stories with a sci fi twist to it as well as lots of suspense and nice art and character designs to look at.
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Recommended by Disapeared_Ghost
The executioners are Judge Dredd style law enforcement similar to the MWPSB in Psycho Pass, the cyber punk theme in general along with the fight choreography present heavily feel similar to Psychopass as well.
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Recommended by ACasualViewer
Both involves scums of society whom were drafted to do the most dangerous work, but in PP the scums were given the option to fight fellow scums in exchange for not being put in the slammers, while in AD, the scums were pressganged into doing something for a bigger scum in exchanges for their lives.
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Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979
Both shows are in a future-timeline universe. There seems to be a criminal judgement system, similar to the one in Psycho Pass. The main characters fight against the society and government.
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Recommended by BloodyReaper167
-They're both cyberpunk/sci-fi
-Though Psycho-pass' main characters are the police and while Akudama Drive's characters are criminals, those labels don't matter as their sense of justice is similar
-Both are beautiful stories that focuses on the dark reality of 'the law'
-Each characters are well written, you'll find them very interesting
In Psycho-Pass they hunt criminals to serve the city and the community, But in Akudama Drive the Criminals are the main characters and they will do anything for money.
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Recommended by PoisonPawn6102
Similar dystopian future, characters go against the government, poses what is right and what is wrong
Both series take place in cyber-punk future. But still they are two sides of the single coin: police and law on one side (Psycho-Pass) and criminals with their own 'truth' on the other (Akudama Drive). In both you will see that borders of 'right' and 'wrong' are not so strict and even those who should lead 'good-guys' (I mean main people in country/city/police department) are not so white and clean
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Recommended by some1_w_ears