K: Return of Kings

K: Return of Kings is the second season of the K series but it can stand well enough on its own. It has a stellar soundtrack, beautiful visuals and has the same concept of superpowered Kings and their followers fighting. The K series main difference is how these powered individuals interact, and the modern setting that separates it from Magi. 

Feuds between multiple factions with multiple characters involved. Excelent dialogues that are building up tension. Both animes have unique plot which I think is highly sought. 

Both are about different groups fighting each other and have supernatural / magical powers. The Blue group is similar to the agency. The Red is similar to the Port Mafia. The relationships between the two groups are very similar in both animes. While the two are fighting, a new enemy shows up and the two groups have to join forces to fight the new enemy.  

The Kyoto Grid Purge is similar to when the green's unleash the slates (chaos). Also add to the fact that the main group is trying to prevent that and they are similar enough 

Power and authority. These two concepts are recurring themes seen in both Re: Hamatora and K: Return of Kings. Should power be equally distributed among the masses or should it only be given to a selective few to prevent corruption and chaos? These two thought provoking questions are constantly being asked throughout both series. Opposing factions fight one another with the hopes of achieving their group or individual goals, but interestingly enough no group or individual is distinctively seen as heroic or villainous. The thought of being "good" or "bad" is seen as rather subjective and open to interpretation to the audience. The first season in both series are a bit underwhelming with significant plot-holes being seen, and filler episodes that are unable to contribute to the story's progression. However, the second season for both Hamatora and K slightly fix these issues by revealing some character development and backstory. Regardless, both series are still interesting and enjoyable to watch. The use of bright colours, unique animation, and refreshing BGM are the redeeming qualities of both anime. read more 

Both are from studio that gave us "K project" and the action-packed Mardock Scramble movies Both has nice visuals, CGI and wierd camera movement