Pokemon Advanced Generation

These are both the second anime generation of their respective iconic multi media franchises. Whereas Pokemon Advanced Generation (as well as pokemon in general atm) follow the same protagonist and mostly the same characters, GX has a entire new cast of heroes but we do get to see many cameos from the classic cast. Both are still however direct sequels taking place in the same world shortly after the events of the previous anime generation of this series. Both shows partner their heroes with monsters to battle/duel with friends and renown opponents. Both heroes only seek friendly competition but often clash with the forces of darkness to uphold their morals and do the right thing. Both have amazing art styles, OST's & character/monster designs. read more 

Both are shows targeting mainly on kids. The main hero is a young boy who obtains some creature/hero contained in some device (pokeball/disk) and battles with said creature/hero against other device owners.  

Both second seasons of popular and similar monster battling/taming kids anime. Both have similar aged human characters as well as similarly varied wide ranges of different monster designs. 

Both second iterations of classic multimedia kids anime franchises. Both target the same demographic and are series that help their franchises to market new games, toys and products.  

Both continuations of super popular kids anime franchises. Both have varied & cool monster/character designs. Both series monsters are called forth from their respective objects used to hold them (cards/balls). Both feature advanced technology such as the AI's in Vrains and Dexter & the PC storage system in Pokemon. 

Both are shounen clearly made for younger children with bright, colorful art, slow-paced fight scenes, and are based off of Nintendo games. 

The Diamond & Pearl series is an awesome follow-up to the Advanced Generation series! The last 1.5 seasons of AG make a great transition point since elements and Pokémon from the Sinnoh region are gradually introduced throughout this part. 

Secondary iterations of children's classic monster battling anime. New monsters, new beyblades, new pokeballs...same old super marketable formula. Both target the same demographic and also try to sell their audience on their respective products, games, toys, cards. Both also have great dubs & English soundtracks. 

Both focus on themes of friendship,fighting supernatural creatures,crazy scenarios happening every time as well as its darker moments from time to time.  

Both extremely popular kids shows that focus on young protag's who battle with monster companions/friends. Both shows see their main characters form deep bonds with their respective "monsters". 

Both iconic kids anime that involve young heroes, monsters, competitive battles & tournaments. Both have memorable openings and characters. Both targeted the same demographic at a similar time and so likely have similar fans. 

they're similar to me. 'cause when i was watching dragon drive, it somehow reminds me of pokemon. since both anime have trainer and a partner. 

Both based on monster collecting video games. Both focus on a spunky kid who befriend and battles with a variety of different creatures unique to each series respective worlds. 

Both kids monster battling anime from a similar era that are part of larger multi media franchises. Both have teams, varied monster designs and similar aged protagonists. 

Both kids monster battling anime from the same era. Both follow young boys on wide spanning adventures making deep bonds and friendships with both monsters and other humans. Both have great monster designs, art styles and OST's. 

Both the second series of beloved children's series where young heroes battle with monster friends/companions. Both have great character and monster designs with memorable soundtracks. Both shows have similar themes and tones being from a similar era targeting almost the exact same demographic. 

Pokemon and Medabots are shounen anime and they pretty much alike. Both anime's are about a boy, who lives alone with his mother, that gets a pokemon/medabot as their partner. They become friends and battle a lot with other people. They wanna become one of the best and to do so they participate into competitions. Both series also got some "bad guys" and they are complete idiots, they always lose in the end.