JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken (TV)

Gintama addpermalink

- These series have some of the most ri-god-damn-diculous scenarios I’ve seen in anime, and they can pull off over the top comedy and reactions in the best way
- Both are long series with multiple parts and plenty of action (Gintama is around 370 episodes and Jojo is over 150 and still being adapted to anime at the time I’m writing this)
- Both have historical settings with fantasy/sci-fi elements - Gintama is set in an alternate Edo-period Japan that is also inhabited by various alien races, while Jojo is set throughout various time periods starting in Victorian England and has many characters with mystical powers
- Gintama has lots of references to Japanese history from the time period it’s set in as well as pop culture and other manga/anime; Jojo is also full of cultural references, ESPECIALLY music 
 read more 

report Recommended by OmaLee

Baoh Raihousha addpermalink

Both are from the same author, see Boah is enjoyed more if you've seen Jojo's 

report Recommended by juniornff

Bungou Stray Dogs addpermalink

Also to me, the powers in both seriers (all parts) seem to be somewhat similar.
The powers can take often take form apart from the user. They even have a certain degree of autonomy, and individual names. Certain limitations apply, for example regarding range.

The "stand" system in Jojo seems more elaborate to me though. However, the more chaotic manifestations in Bungou Stray Dogs can be a fun watch too. 

report Recommended by Estefan

Anime: Ore no Kanojo to Osananajimi ga Shuraba Sugiru

Ore no Kanojo to Osananajimi ga Shuraba Sugiru addpermalink

These 2 shows are not similar in regards of plot or characters. The main themes are severely different. 

But Oreshura has a lot of jokes that are built on references from JoJo. The comedy is hilarious if you've already seen JoJo, and if you haven't, you'll miss out on a lot of them. 

So if you've watched JoJo, give Oreshura a try. And if you're looking to give Oreshura a shot, consider watching JoJo first. As stated in the anime; "at least watch part 4".  

report Recommended by Alva_UwU

Dorohedoro addpermalink

I think Dorohedoro and the JoJo series are quite similar, not only due to the bizarre circumstances the characters always find themselves in, but also due to the unique way they combine comedy and horror. Colorful art, zany characters, and a thrilling and action-packed story, make these two anime share a similar vibe. 

report Recommended by BohemianRhapsody

Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch addpermalink

Both anime are very over-theatric especially when it comes to how the main characters talk.

Both of the main characters are geniuses when it comes to their quick thinking in handling situations. 

report Recommended by trigger_segfault

Needless addpermalink

Both series features a lot of action and drama. The main male protagonist in both series are also tough, independent, and strong. 

Both series has a great story with insightful characters. They also feature supernatural elements involving the story that has a similar atmosphere.

report Recommended by Stark700

One Piece addpermalink

ok, so many people don't link between those two anime, so i link.
the two animes bring you to adventure, and for "adventure guys" that a must to watch both. 

report Recommended by indyKD

One Punch Man addpermalink

Both anime feature strong protagonists, who have to defeat seemingly invincible enemies who threaten humanity. Both have a lot of over the top action and some comedy. 

report Recommended by BohemianRhapsody

Keijo!!!!!!!! addpermalink

Both are incredibly over the top anime fill with insane epic battles that are crazy, funny and just fun to watch, both anime will have you on the edge of your seat.    

report Recommended by Jayage

Yuu☆Yuu☆Hakusho addpermalink

Yuu-Yuu-Hakusho and JoJo's Bizzare adventures are both classic action anime which delve into the supernatural, yet delve into the supernatural realm in a manner which stood out for their time. 

report Recommended by Yemi_Hikari

Ushio to Tora (TV) addpermalink

While the manga of JoJo is seen as one of the forefathers of standard battle manga/anime, Ushio to Tora's manga is seen as one of the forefathers of youkai battle manga/anime.

Both of these anime have an old-school feel to them and are re-adaptations of manga that got sub-par OVAs years ago. Also, they both have great action scenes and can get a bit brutal at times (JoJo especially).

Both anime should be watched before other mainstream shounen because they have influenced those mainstream shounen. At least, that's what I think. 

report Recommended by usnb-bjuN-SU

Vinland Saga addpermalink

-Both feature distinct and well defined characters
-Both have a band of adventurers on a journey, though the Jojos have significantly less company
-Both have settings based on the real world, though of course Jojo's is much more exaggerated than Vinland Saga's 

report Recommended by thelectricow

Boku no Hero Academia addpermalink

Both include people with superpowers. Although Boku No definitley has a better plot, Jojo has great characters and animation. 

report Recommended by PretzelDawg

Jujutsu Kaisen addpermalink

Both anime have OP characters fighting in puzzle fights. Almost every character in these two animes are really buffed. Every character has a different power to defeat a enemy. 

There also are Jojo refferences in Jujutsu Kaisen. 

report Recommended by OfficialNarwal

Vampire Hunter D addpermalink

We have two vampire series from the 1980s or earlier which helped shaped series which came along later on, yet both have their own twists on the genre which may not seem new anymore, but were back then. 

report Recommended by Yemi_Hikari

Bakemonogatari addpermalink

Monogatari and Jojo have completely diferent structure, but both have unique artstyle, poses, comedy and bizarre elements. 

report Recommended by Rainmaker4196

Bastard!! Ankoku no Hakaishin addpermalink

Both anime are based on typical 80's shounen manga, full of badass characters and exaggerated manliness. Both series also have several characters and techniques named after heavy metal and rock bands/musicians, like Black Sabbath, Beatles, Metallica and Yes. 

report Recommended by BDL

Terra Formars addpermalink

At the start of the Terra Formars series, I would never have thought I'd be comparing this show with Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. How could a show about cockroaches killing humans be similar to a show about vampires and pillar men? After watching about 10 episodes, I found the answer.

The answer is very simple. They're both outrageous. Simply outrageous.

Let's take a look at Jojo first of all and see why it succeeded as the popular anime we know today. Characters are know to be extremely muscular and GAR. Side characters are constantly dying. The battles are remarkably memorable and particularly so extraordinary to the point the series is regarded as "BIZARRE". Of course, the art is very unique compared to what most anime fans see today. The antagonists are particularly eccentric. You'll even compare Dio's "WRYYYYYYYY!" and the Terra Formars' "JOHJ!" as iconic cries. The character development in Jojo is overall well done for the main characters and are remembered for their charming flamboyance.

Terra Formars surprisingly shares many of these qualities. To name a few; both share over-the-top violence (you should watch it uncensored if you like gore), exaggerated-yet-moving drama and AMAZING opening and ending songs. They also share kick-ass women, major character character development and a very unique art style. You will undoubtedly feel that similar adrenaline rush in many of the battles when watching Terra Formars as you did with Jojo. 

Lastly, I need to mention that they share competent narrators. They make explaining the superpowers and plot much easier which makes up for the arguably ridiculous synopsis they both have. If it weren't for them, both shows would perhaps make no sense at all in many parts of the show, leaving many of the viewers confused.

The only downfall to Terra Formars is its weak start. Although many people argue that Jojo 2012 also had a somewhat weak start, Terra Formar's first five episodes are abysmal to the majority who watch it. Examples include weak pacing, seemingly poinless deaths and many questionable character decisions along with many "WTF's" in the plot explanation. Nevertheless, viewers have to option of seeing the Terra Formars OVA which thankfully makes up for the series' lackluster starting performance as the bad-ass OVA precedes the TV series in chronological order.

Tl;Dr Any viewers who enjoyed watching Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (2012) should take a look at Terra Formars as it shares similar levels of intensity, gore, over-the-top abilities, drama, and "outrageous-ness". 

  read more

report Recommended by KimchiHydralisk

Toriko addpermalink

Both series are loaded with super muscular men, full shounen style and packed with comedy! 

report Recommended by Kururu4ever

Anime: Bastard!! Ankoku no Hakaishin (ONA)

Bastard!! Ankoku no Hakaishin (ONA) addpermalink

Both are dark yet tongue-in-cheek fantasy stories based off late 80s shonen manga with a cast full of manly men and a surprising amount of women who can hold their own as well. They are also packed to the gills full of western music and pop culture references and influences. 

report Recommended by iBlewupthemoon

Kenpuu Denki Berserk addpermalink

Both shows take GAR to a whole new level. Who doesn't like seeing buffed men fight with each other right? Both of these are filled with fight scenes and manliness. Though Berserk is more bloody so if you're a pussy you might wanna reconsider. They're both awesome though so you don't wanna miss out. 

report Recommended by PrimeX

Inferno Cop addpermalink

Manly shows with fighting evil and some (mostly unintentional) funny moments. 

report Recommended by Frezlaj