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They got the same kind of vibe, being set in a big city and mostly focused on gang shenanigans with some supernatural fun times flerfed throughout. 

First of all: They got the same 'vibe' I can't explain what this vibe is, but when I started watching K, DRRR!! popped up in my head immediately. Both anime show a simple, naive heroine, that's a bit odd, somehow (wow bad sentence, I'm sorry for my English). Each episode the plots gets deeper and deeper, and you'll start to see connections between the many (yeah, both have a huge cast) characters. Both of them have the same setting: A big city with different groups of people (Clans and gangs). Sometimes the artstyle and characters look a bit similiar (especially Izumo and Shizuo). Also, even though there's a main character, there are many viewpoints and different storylines. All the 'little' plots are confusing, untill they get together at the end as one big plot. So let's say this short: Many characters, in a huge city, rivaling (colored) groups and fantasy. read more 

Many different characters involved in the same story; your curiosity grows as the plot gets deeper. And, of course, you don't understand a thing at the beginning! K-project seems to be as great as Durarara!! is. 

+The atmosphere. It's like so similar. +That music... something about it... the bgm for the two series give off the same feeling. +The variety of characters. The second the characters appeared on screen of K... it immediately reminded me of Durarara. They don't even look that much alike...I guess the badass level of some (most) of them... oh right, there's also one character that looks strikingly similar to Shizuo. +It's about battles between rivaling groups, and yes, brutal murdering is totally ok. +They both have the separated confusing plots which will end up adding together and making sense. +This is extra credit for all yaoi fans: EASILY SHIPPABLE CHARACTERS 

Gang wars, main guy is naive but seems to know something, Set in a big city, dark undertones, similar type of light scenes too 

Colorfull dinamic drawings,having colorfull gagns and one colorless with joker id and cool acts by the leaders ( btw colorless leaders are really similar ) these are common parts. K has complicated relationship in characters in Durarara thats much deeper. Anyway if you liked K you should definetly wath Durarara. 

Both animes have a similar atmosphere/mood and also had many different characters living in a big city that has to do with gangs and supernatural things.  

They have basically the same plot and both anime is about gangs competing with each other. 

Both are slower paced anime with multiple meandering plots that attempt to come together. In my opinion, Drrrr!! does so successfully, whereas K...not so much. 

They both have that supernatural element mixed with the 'streets', the main characters in each anime each fighting for what they believe in. 

The casts are both huge and the subplots are so similar. The characters also show a lot of development throughout both series. 

Both these animes, feature city life, and gang wars. They are also both fast paced action animes. On a side note, in K the character Izumo, is basically a replica of Shizuo. (in the best ways possible)  

Both these series have a similar structure. In every episode, they switch to the perspective of a different character, and in the end everything starts to come together and make sense. Both K and Drrr have to do with rival groups, in the case of Drrr gangs, and in K the Kings and their followers. They also give off similar vibes, both being in a big city and all the mystery throughout both animes.  

Both series have a similar atmosphere and setting (both are set in a big city) and both have a large amount of characters and you get to find out about each of them, although Durarara!! has more. There are also gangs involved with both anime. If you liked one, you should definitely check out the other. 

'Durarara!!' is what I first thought of when I watched 'K'. There are a few similar characters, whether it be personality wise, or appearance. A second thing, is that 'K' is about what I'd think of as gangs although in the anime they are referred to as 'clans'. Both animes had a similar feel, although 'K' had a lot more to the 'super-powers' side of it than 'Durarara!!' I would recommend 'K' as although it is short, it has an extremely well developed storyline and heart-wrenching end, and the animations are very well done. I would also recommend 'Durarara!!' as it is one of the best animes I have come across, with flawless animation, and some of the best characters I have ever found in an anime. read more 

Both deal with gangs opposing each other. Both focus on multiple storylines at the same time. Both have a large cast of characters  

Both series have many characters which are all part of different groups that tend to fight each other. Although the supernatural aspect in Durarara!! is not as big as it is in K, it is still there. In both series you get to see the story from different points of view and you get very connected to the characters, even if they did something bad.  

- faction wars, city setting - no clear protag  

Both have unique art styles while being amongst a city where not everything is as it seems. There is also the implication of gangs, organizations, and individuals fighting for power on their streets. The only divergence is the that K gets its plot rolling almost immediately, where else Durarara takes its time building characters and background because it's a much slower but would say better show and character study. 

These are most supernatural mysteries that have a large cast of gangsters and both manage to add people who go to school and often times school is one of the main settings for both. Highly recommend either if you enjoyed one of them. 

Both are gang-related animes, Durarara is a much more complicated series but they both have elements of comedy in it. 

Both series havea main character who seems the definition of naive, a character normal in most every aspect. But in both cases there is something unseen behind the scenes, a secret yet unknown. In both you get to see a variety of viewpoints, both switching from time to time to focus on different characters and aspects of one huge puzzle; though Durarara definitely is more complex than K in that aspect. While things may not make sense at first, by the end you will get to see all the pieces come together forming an amazing story. 

One of the only reasons why these two series are similar is because they are two of my favorites to ever come out. Durarara!! takes place in Ikebukuro, a bustling city with secrets around every corner. Under neath the cover of the town, there are gangs battling out, a mysterious woman with a magical sword, and a headless rider on a motorcycle. K is an anime involving gangs, but these gangs aren't just mostly normal people like Durarara!!. These gangs are filled with people who have been granted a magical gift, and are ruled over my the "Kings." These gangs fight out for territories and otehr underlying reasons. Like Durarara!!, there are secrets and mysteries surrounding these gangs and the cities they live and grow in. read more 

-Multiple factions fighting over the rule of power. -Both MC's act clueless as to what's happening. -They also reveal who they really are part way through the series. -Both have sequels to the original series. 

-Opposing groups of people with special powers. -Clueless white-haired protagonist joins forces with the supernatural, only to discover something special about himself too. -Very glossy and colourful scenery art. -Decent fight animation. -Typical anime slapstick humour. -Large casts, meaning characters don't receive much development. -No deep themes or plots, fitting for shallow entertainment. 

The relationship between the Reds-Blues and the Armed Detective Agency-Port Mafia are similar. Both, while trying to defeat the other, don't show decisive action to finish the other. Both include a character who has switched from the more violent group to the more policing group. Of course the powers people have are completely different, both anime are worth watching 

Both are urban fantasies that revolve around the conflicts between various groups with supernatural powers. The main character is a kind, white-haired young man who gets pulled into the conflicts against his will, and soon discovers that he's more like these people than he thinks, with many people coming after him for one reason or another. They both have a predominantly male cast, but a fair share of female characters as well. Many of the characters can also be compared: Atsushi=Shiro Dazai=Saruhiko Kyoka=Anna Kunikida=Munakata Fukuzawa=Kuroh Ranpo=Izumo (sort of) Chuuya=Misaki Higuchi=Seri Lucy=Neko I prefer "Bungou Stay Dogs", as it has a better story, more developed characters and more memorable music, though "K" has better visuals. 

This both are super power and supernatural's anime. Also, they have mistery and action. Some seiyuus share both animes, like Mamoru Miyano (Dazai, on BSD, Saruhiko, on K) or Jun Fukuyama (Ango, on BSD, Misaki, on K). 

I have no reason to recommend this other than the fact that everyone I know who likes K is also in love with Bungou Stray Dogs and that's saying a lot because I know a lot of people who love K. Those are the facts bros. 

Both are gang/mafia-related animes, enjoyable to read as it has elements of comedy and drama in it! 

Bungou Stray Dogs is one of my favourite shows and after watching K it felt kind of similar. They both have a white haired protag that finds out a secret about themselves and get caught up in a battle between two groups. The clans in K are quite similar to the groups in Bungou stray Dogs. The red clan is like the port mafia, they are violent and on the criminal side. The blue clan is alot like the Armed Detective Agency. They are there to protect people and are more ethical. There's also a similar dynamic with them. Although they are enemies they dont hate each other and are willing to work together on certain circumstances. They also have leaders that they respect and want to protect. The protagonists are quite similar as well. Both Shiro and Atsushi have white hair and don't really know what's going on. There is also sort of a supernatural element going on with the kings and fire stuff. Also both shows have a lot of characters and are kind of confusing at times. I still like Bungou Stray Dogs a lot more but K was pretty good :) read more 

Similar themes presented in both anime that both venture around the setting of a gang vs gang type of ordeal with the superpowers/action bits along with it. 

Both anime have similar art styles and they both have some super natural elements. Both MC's have similar personalities and style as well. 

Similar art: eyes, hair; The main characters are similar (personality, appearance...); Both have action and supernatural elements; Similar universes with groups: HOMRA and SCEPTER4 // Circus. 

Mysterious organisations, tons of handsome guys, a slightly similar plot and a decent amount of action - if you happen to like one of these, you'll definitely like the other.  

Main character pairs (Shiro&Kuro, Nai&Gareki) are similar in both appearance and character. The plot is also somewhat similar. Both have some sort of group systems and are set in futuristic super power kind of world. 

Both are fantasies with similar art styles and feature a weak but kinda adorable main character who makes a strong and unlikely friend and isn't what they seem. I also think it's safe to compare Scepter 4 to Circus.... 

- Both Animes start with K. (͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) - Both series center around a white haired boy who is protected by a badass. - The white haired boy and his bodygaurd are thrown into a battle between two supernatrually powered groups of people who both take an interest in the white haired boy. - The white haired boy is more then what he appears to be which forms part of the plot for these series. - Both has Male leads with unique and mysterious abilities, origins, and flashbacks. - Both involve a lot of fights using supernatural powers. - Both take place in a technology advanced setting. - both animes have great animation and art work. read more 

Similar set-up: there is a crew that hangs out at a bar and a police group that monitors/interacts with them. In both, there are a multitude of interesting characters that have distinct styles and personalities, while some of them have special powesr. The art in both anime are gorgeous and the music selection is pleasant as welll. However, Hamatora has a bit more comic relief and is focused more-so on a sole group. Overall, both animes suprisingly have not only stylish art, but also an engaging storyline. Time will tell if where Hamataro goes from here! (Also, Anime-Koi subs both anime quite soundly) read more 

The anime have "gangs" or clans, who have special abilities to help the world or destroy them. They all stay in one corner with their team mates and attack, and they are also against another clan. 

Both are colorful supernatural action anime, with decent underlying storylines. The animes play in rather realistic citys and the characters are kind of similar. 

-> Both has "swag" "gang" "bar" atmosphere which makes them similliar ;) -> Both takes places at city -> Both stories are about superpower 

-Similar setups/story plots -People who have supernatural abilities -Characters are kind of similar -Similar vibe 

Both animes have cities that exist in real life but are extremely different from their counterparts in reality. These cities are strange yet familiar, and the music in both are really good. They also both have organizations that have psychic powers. Kekkai Sensen is the more sophisticated and fleshed out of the two, though. Definitely more worth your time than K. 

Both Anime consists groups fighting against each others that can lead to world destruction how to main characyer is an important aspect to them and is bestowed with highly great powers Both anime show consistently amazing fights and the scenes are well directed too 

Both anime are hidden gems that take place in a city and have cool characters as well as visually creative battles.  

Both anime are a battle royal where everyone is trying to survive and progress, In K it's trying to promote your king so that he gains the power of all the kings. In Higashi no Eden people with phones are hunting other people with phones in order to "Make their country a better place". 

K or "Kings" and Eden have the similarities of both of the MC are involved in a large incident that they are seen as responsible for, but due to memory loss cant remember their involvement or anything about themselves. Also both anime have people or groups of people in a sort power struggle. 

The two main characters are similar, although they both hold slightly different roles. In Hyoubu the main character serves, in K the main character leads. They are both based on supernatural happenings, also both of them considering graphics and storyline are gripping, thrilling and overall brilliant.  

The Unlimited and K give very similar feelings. Both have powerful protagonists (who may be a bit over-powered at times) and center around characters who are at one point or another involved in a gang-like fight. They also have very similar flashback scenes, which both seem to revolve around a WWII-type era. Both shorter, and mix military with ESP (or esp-like abilities).  

They both have interesting animation styles, have to do with groups based on supernatural powers and some characterization shows elements of characters in both series. 

Both these series have a complicated plot that involves interesting mysteries. Both involve superhuman powers and both art styles are remarkably beautiful. 

Slice of life/Harem style anime transitions nicely into an emotional action-type anime. If you liked K, then think of Tokyo Ravens as an upgraded version of K.  

Firstly, both anime share a similar supernatural element with characters possessing magical abilities. In "K," the characters are referred to as "Kings" and each one has their own unique powers. Similarly, in "Tokyo Ravens," the characters are able to use magic to fight against evil spirits and demons. This similarity in supernatural themes is sure to appeal to fans of either anime. Both anime feature a group of main characters who work together to solve mysteries and protect their city from threats. In "K," the main characters are part of different factions that each have their own goals and agendas, but they must come together to stop a dangerous enemy. In "Tokyo Ravens," the main characters are part of an exorcist group who must work together to prevent a catastrophic event from occurring. This focus on teamwork and camaraderie is another aspect that makes these two anime similar. read more 

Both anime revolve around two gangs of magic users, who are fighting each other. Both anime have a bit of shounen-ai. Both anime have a single letter in their names. 

Single letter titles that are about 2 sides of people with superpowers at war with eachother.  

The same theme where it has Thugs rule over the streets and implement their own brand of law and order.  

Both anime take place at a different time from what we've known so far, with super developed technology and many robot(like) machines. They also both involve super powers that are owned by "kings".There is an inevitable war-like fight between the two sides despite the fact that they are (or used to be) friends. The aspect in both anime is very alike, even the colors. Both manga involve sci-fi and drama, are very exciting and thrilling but at the same time very touching. I strongly recommend both anime. They are most definitely worth watching.  

Zetsuen no Tempest is similar in the use of magical powers, but it is not similar in much else besides that. The characters are sort of different in that in K they have more development and you get to see them progress over time. In ZnT the characters are pretty much static and don't have much growth. 

similarity: battle between multiple groups, no center character difference: theme and dialogue style  

Black hair bishounen and the white-haired guy who you know is probably gay, and just kind of an airhead at times. The two white-haired characters, Shion (No.6) and Shiro (K) are not as happy as you may think, and are almost quite dark in their own ways. The two black-haired boys Nezumi (No.6) and Kuro (K) almost seem like the protectors of their respective white-haired anime boys and share a not-so-hetero relationship with them. The two series are not focused on this possible romance, but the drama and conflict between parties - No.6 and the West Block, and all the Kings' groups. If you get emotionally attached to either of these series, you will definitely cry in the last episodes as I did, and I will leave this comparison here before I figuratively break down in tears.  read more 

Beautifully animated fights are the focus of these two eye candy anime. The backgrounds look beautiful, the animation is fluid, the character designs are wonderful. If you just want to sit back and watch some quality action scenes, these two are the show for you.  

Both main characters have some sort of amnesia. It's also similar as art 

Pretty different in tone, K is more serious while Blood Lad is more comedic, but if you love supernatural overpowered gangs with troubled leaders, I think you'll like both. 

both of these anime are thriller and exciting , you will gonna watch it in a row cuz it's hard to wait to know what gonna happen next , plus there's many handsome characters lol . 

Both of these animes have the concept of a superior leader (Gods in Noragami, Kings in K) that have followers for their distinct group. Each clan has its style and they are all considered close or family-like, similar to what Regalias are to Gods in Noragami. The main character, in both, are people who seem pure and unsuspecting but in reality, have a very intricate background. Truly "it's not about the destination, it's about the journey" type animes. Additionally, the world-building in both is incredible. Noragami and K are some of the only fantasy, action animes that I've truly enjoyed! 

they're essentially the same show in every single aspect - general concept, setting, power system, art style, even the title. 

Both have an traitor. They used to work with protagonists but for some reasons they joined to the dark side. In both anime characters have specials habilities thanks to experiments with special habilities.