Dogs: Bullets & Carnage

Two series: a thousand of bullets. • Both are seinen series with a strong action genre and a very likeable pace • Both deal with weapons and badass characters who use them • Despite discussing about serious matters and realities they both can also face quite comical funny scenes in order to occasionally slow down the tension. Personally i think this common point could even be considered the most important of the shared ones because, even if there are serious series who must remain serious, Jormungand and DOGS gained a sort of "unicity" with those occasional comical scenes. Moreover, it also make the charas "more human" (rather than just the usual standard "too epic to be true") because we have the comically cigarettes-obsessed photographer Badou in DOGS and on the other side we have the strong, smart boss Koko in Jormungand who shows us that can get comically mad or having a sweet, permanently smiling, side. I honestly believe that if you liked one of those, you might like the other as well! Give it a try! read more 

Tons of bullets, mobsters, assassins, and general mayhem. 

Watching Gangsta. I felt the same feeling that Dogs. Maybe it's because the crime vibes and mafia stuff, and their styles are very similar. So, if you enjoyed Dogs: Bullets & Carnage, you gonna like Gangsta. as well. 

Same feeling. Incredible and unique characters. Each episode focus on a different character. If you like Baccano, you may like Dogs.  

Both Anime have similar Characters, blood , bishies and action. If you liked Togainu no Chi you will like Dogs! 

The portrayal of a dystopian society being controlled by other worldly beings and having teens fighting the powers that oppress them and a few other elements make these two series similar to each other. 

The story in Sengoku Basara and DOGS is very different from each other but both feature cool action scenes and pull you in! Also Badou in DOGS instantly reminded me of Date Masamune in Sengoku Basara somehow - I guess the main reason is the eyepatch. But both also have this kind of awesome charismatic, confident personality when fighting and talk in a very funny/entertaining way, mixing in some English here and there. 

-Both are OVAs that are base on a bigger manga but can be enjoyed as their own thing -Both have elements of drama and mystery in the main characters.  

The same amount of blood and main motiv - experiments, revenge... some amount of fanservice. In Mnemosyne this fanservice is about girls, and it's more mature. In Dogs there are girls and men with naked chest, and it's less kinky. 

Similar adventure style with characters with good hearts and slightly rough edges. Both have action, guns supernatural, adventure, little comedy, with the slight undertone of a romance now and then. If you like one you probably like the other. 

The same atmosphere, style of music and story, even art. And mafia - in the second season of Durarara!! it's important. We even have a mafia man with the scar in both anime. Durarara!! is lighter and more funny, with supernatural motives. 

Fuyumine, Naoto & Rune Balot are very similar in looks and a little in personality both their pasts are tragic. the two shows have a similar feel and to some degree similar art work both have killing/blood. Dogs has some humour unlike Mardock  

Guns, assassins, mafia, violence, action, drama, an emotionless girl, great character design, etc. 

Both are pretty violent, and have genetically modified people who gained super powers and special abilities. 

Both series are heavy on characters with dark/angsty backstories, blood and death, stylized violence, and general crazy-awesome badassery. They have a very similar feel to them. 

Mafia member's, Organization, Gunfights and Drama. 

Both very short animes but with very interesting characters. These are actually more teasers for the manga but still leave you with a feeling of enjoyment and wanting for more :) 

both are supernatural, though Digs is more violent, they are both action packed and have a great plot. 

Both are reclame/introduction to manga. In both stories people use guns and both are short.