Zettai Karen Children: The Unlimited - Hyoubu Kyousuke

In both series, the main protagonist plays the role of a seemingly anti-hero. They have similar personalities and intellect as well as their own ambitions. Although presented differently, both series features a sort of superpower theme. As thus, expect some battles and action. Both series also adapts a similar feeling. 

The Unlimited-Hyoubu Kyousuke and Code Geass are pretty similar in terms of the main protagonists. Both are scheming materminds, with a rebellious outlook on many things. I was suprised actually to find a character similar to Lelouche. The settings are completely different, as one is in a regular city, with most of the series taking place in a high school, and the other is a city that is pretty much war-torn, with prisons and testing facilities of all sorts. Both the art and the concept of both are highly interesting for any of you who like to watch characters' schemes and plots unfold. 

The main heroes are alike: they're both more bad guys than normal heroes. Everything in these series is ambiguous - no ideal heroes or fiends. You can also see a lot of politics in both anime.  

I got the same feeling while watching both series. Main characters are similar and they are both fighting against the whole world. Hyoubu even has his own Suzaku. If you are searching for something similar to Geass this anime is the closest it gets from what I've watched. 

The main characters are nearly identical personality-wise, and they both fight against their oppressors. There's even a rival character in The Unlimited that closely resembles Suzaku personality AND appearance-wise (Andy is cooler though ). The main character has a group of terrorists he uses to combat his enemies. 

Overpower anti-hero/villain whose goal is to create a new world were their loved one(s) can be happy and live out their lives peacefully. Major plot point being the liberation of a minority through terrorism. 

From what I've watched in The Unlimited, I'd say both The unlimited and code breaker include a series of people that have mysterious powers. The difference is that Code Breaker's organization works for the government, while The Unlimited's organization works against the goverment. Both series are good to watch. 

If you Liked Code:Breaker, You'll definately Like Zettai Karen Children: The Unlimited - Hyubu Kyousuke. First of all, Both the animes have, Some people born with special abilities, In C:B the Code:Breakers, in The Unlimited, The espers. Is it really similiar. The Main Characters kinda feels the same, They're both calm, Powerful, With a little Evil side aswell. I really think Ogami and Hyoubu are similar. So If you liked Code:Breaker, Some special ability user group killing people for ''Justice''(of some sorts). You will definately like The Unlimited, A group of Special ability users, willing to kill people for the sake of ''Espers'' (Ability Users). Anyways, I highly Recommend watching one if you watched the other, You won't regret it. :) Thank you. read more 

The same situation where the protagonist have special powers and that there is one of them who has the capacity to neutralize another ones power, the differences is that the group of individuals with special powers in one anime are up against society, while the other group were sanctioned by the gov't.  

In a way, both of these series reminds me of one and the other. Both series features the theme of espers who inherits supernatural abilities in a city like setting. There seems to be drama, action, and some comedy presented in both series. Zettai Karen Children: The Unlimited - Hyoubu Kyousuke has a more serious feeling with Index maintains more of a lighthearted atmosphere. However, both series explores the idea of espers and their powers. Both series also has a super power like theme. 

TMnI is about magicians & espers, but ZKC is only about espers that often fight against each others The white haired badass had lolita compl-... oops I mean a loli near them xD And a boy who could nullified other ESPers powers The stories not centered in one main character Shounen full of action & supernatural elements Oh, Index's stories is included in Railgun too :) Well, in Railgun there's no magicians Well doesn't matter which one you like.. But ZKC & Toaru series is so similiar in many ways I highly recommended ZKC for Toaru fans and Toaru for ZKC fans Just try 3-4 episodes, and you won't stop from watching one of these series :) read more 

Both anime series involve Espers with unique abilities, and both main characters have the same ability which is the power to repel/negate the abilities of other Espers.  

Everything about this anime reminded me of Darker Than Black. Basically the Esparos reminded me of contractors, they both have special powers and use them against normals people or work with them. Both great anime definitely worth watching. If you like one, you'll like the other too! 

A similar concept of special individuals endowed with supernatural power acting out against discriminating society. Both are action filled and both have an investigation element. And of course a mysterious young medium girl. 

-Both anime has a group of humans with special power and they are detested by regular humans -both anime is mainly about a criminal-type organization that has people with that special power.They work behind the scene of various criminal cases in the country. Except,the group in DTB are not well-known like P.A.N.D.R.A in Unlimited Hyoubu Kyousuke. 

While not essentially sharing the same premise or featuring characters with supernatural abilities in Jormungand, I find both of these series somewhat similar. Jormungand and Unlimited both takes place in a world where there is crime, discrimination, and where those who have power are the rulers of their worlds. Both series features a group where viewers gets to see their every day lives and what they do. From most of the episodes, their work is often dangerous and puts their lives at risk especially the main protagonist. I also find the main protagonists from both series similar in a few ways: Both series' main protagonist has a sarcastic personality, often confident, cunning, and plans ahead, and has similar colored hair. They lead their group on dangerous tasks that requires teamwork, effort, and coordination to ensure success. Both series also features plenty of action, drama, and bits of comedy along with emotional moments. The main male protagonist from both series (Kyousuke and Jonah) also has darker pasts. read more 

A white-haired person living on a boat is a BIG-TIME CRIMINAL. They each are backed by a "family" of sorts that travels everywhere with them, and who are ALSO CRIMINALS. And everyone SHOOTS GUNS and LOOKS COOL while their leader SMILES DEVIOUSLY. Also, they have a kid on board who's technically part of the team and undeniably the main character's side kick, but whom the whole team is very protective over. 

When watching Zettai Karen Children: The Unlimited, I felt constantly reminded of Jormungand. The main protagonists, Koko and Kyousuke, are very similar in their looks and their personalities. They both are charismatic and enigmatic, gathering other people around them. While The Unlimited is about people with special abilities (espers) fighting for their rights in the underground, Jormungand is about a mafia-like arms dealers. However, both criminal organizations and their leaders Kyousuke and Koko dream of a better world. Jormungand has a more mature cast of characters and a more serious setting, while The Unlimited has, while still being dark, an overarching storyline, more lighthearted moments and in my opinion more likeable characters. I believe that if you enjoyed one of the two, you'll enjoy the other as well. read more 

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).  

Both are dramatic; Both got really "hard to kill" main characters that have been betrayed in the past (--> epicness); Both got action; Quon got nice ost (I'd say Quon a little more overall quality ;) ) 

- The main protagonist in both these series are quite similar because they both believe in helping other people who have special abilities. - Both series include government sectors trying to hunt down the people with special abilities. - The main protagonists in both these series have been alive for quite some time as well.  

Humans and Super powers 

Literally a anime about a girl gaining psychic powers with her hair turning white. As well as a bunch of other people in tokyo also getting pshyic abilities around the same time. It came out less then a year after unlimited. Had similiar vibes. 

Anime with the main character very strong and powerful, if you like. 

With the charm of the world of espers and the light heart moments of mob psycho, venture into the world of hyobu kyousuke. With a more serious tone to it and complex characters, you'll find an action-packed series with just enough drama and interests that will leave begging for more