Subete ga F ni Naru

>Murder mystery >A huge closed space >Bizarre case and bizarre explanation >Quite a similar vibe but I'd say Kubikiri cycle is more creative with its BG design 

Both shows have a similar realistic and contemporary feel in atmosphere and tone to certain extent. They both have characters who are geniuses that use their powers for iniquitous motives. Subete ga F ni Naru however is much more nuanced and has superb writing compared to latter. 

Dark world atmosphere, murder and people trying to solve the mystery behind weird death. Nice animation, good soundtracks. 

-Both anime are full of mystery and suspense. -Both share psychological genre. -They both deal with serious topics (murder in Subete ga F ni naru & murder/child-kidnappings in Erased) -Both have great soundtracks. -Also, both are from "A-1 Pictures" studio. 

Both have elements of mystery, crime, suspense and psychology. The overall feeling of both series is rather dark. While PsychoPass takes the fururistic approach, Subety ga F ni Naru has a more realistic setting while focusing on the darker sides of human nature.  

Both are mystery stories that focus on unusual crimes. 

Both series are based on suspense novels and feature solving a murder mystery in a dialogue heavy format. 

Both of them involve a closed room mystery, where no one can be easily incriminated. And the remaining characters must figure out who of them is the culprit. The hints are hard to catch but they do exist. Rokka is deals with a Fantasy setting, while The Perfect Insider has a realistic scenario. 

While having very different plots and characters, The Perfect Insider drew me in just as quickly as UN-GO. Both are wrapped in mystery, and while UN-GO holds a more interesting, supernatural element - both keep you on your toes and make you try to solve the mystery yourself. UN-GO has many mysteries in one show and the Perfect Insider mainly focuses on one, but that one mystery gets more complex with every episode. I agree that both can have a slow start but they are both nonetheless intriguing and leave me desiring more mystery.  

Both shows seems be psychological centered and are avant-garde-esque in presentation and directing. The two shows also contains lots of cryptic and often, ambiguous dialogue and imagery (and sometimes the imagery is very unsettling), which little of is spelled out for the viewer. There are also esoteric references to computers and programming in both.  

When I remember the structure of Mouryou no Hako, I can see how much the show itself can relate to Subete ga F ni Naru. Both mystery shows portray a serious mix of murder and deep impactful dialogue. A group of different personalities are reunited by "fate" around certain murder cases and feel obliged to investigate and help to its resolution. There's a dark, tense atmosphere in both shows and they make it easier for a viewer to concentrate, but hard to memorize all the clues and important information regarding the crimes. Mouryou no Hako is a lot heavier in dialogue than Subete ga F ni Naru, and the latter is a lot more modern and has technology involved. It's way better to find the similarities by yourself, once you've seen both, recommended if you're seeking for mystery at its finest.  read more 

(eng)Both have brilliant and disturbing mysteries. (br)Ambos possuem misterios geniais e pertubadores. 

Self-Protective. Defying my Key and Ke paradigm: absolute epitomes of sainism while absolute craters of masokinism. Every character has much to say, repeatedly struggling to speak. The stories expose a sense of morality where the unique-ness of every individual is precious simulating why meaning even when the relative isolation which preserves that is a hindrance. Mayoiga suggests how detachment between many individuals simultaneously complicates conflict resolved by consensus and diversifies the side-effects of that resolution. Subete ga F ni Naru presents an issue of nihilism when many individuals develop too robust of deductive and predictive reasoning, where the only question left is how to make a question harder. Mayoiga answers by making simpler questions more difficult. While the process is never shown, shaping the appearance of the characters through the story's lens to all appear sainist sans masokinism, the author commands the audience to believe that Magata is able to perfectly emulate the thoughts of any given intimate enough knowledge of the person. Yet, they all exist as distinct tulpa'es in a paracosm of the mind. All the characters exhibit or are complicit with strong morals about the preservation of self, however, in summary, Mayoiga displays the effect erecting communication barriers has deepening conflict thereby stimulating creative preoccupation while Subete ga F ni Naru displays the effect destroying communication barriers has simplifying conflict thereby introducing nihilism. Together they express the duality of an endemic meta-hard problem. Thank you.  read more 

Both anime are murder mysteries based on novels aimed at the adult crowd, with little to no pandering. Sakurako has more lighthearted slice of life themes, is more episodic, featuring several cases, and focuses heavily on forensics, while Subete is a single dark thriller storyline with much higher stakes. Both anime combine a dark-haired, antisocial, melancholy, knowledgeable adult protagonist with a younger, brown-haired, pluckier, and more "normal" deuteragonist. Additionally, both take place in locations in the real world. 

~Both shows are crime thrillers. ~Both shows have a cat and mouse game plot; Where one character is up against other characters who seem to have the upper hand. ~Both shows deal with sensitive topics openly. ~Extra: Both shows have amazing openings.  

Both anime have a story based on a murder. Both anime have fast reasoning and have some logical thinking involved. 

Main characters are really smart. There's a murder, solving the mystery, loss of humanity and the dark world atmosphere.  

Murder/Detective Themed Both shows have detective elements, as well as overaverage intelligent main characters working to solve crimes. They both put up some rare gags (Subete Ga F Ni Naru even less!). The difference is that Game of Laplace has no real "Romance Story" and Subete ga F ni Naru is very secluded and only affects a small number of people, while the other title goes on a deep social level towards the end. 

Both are very mysterious in plot and characters. Both have violent and bloody parts. 

the main similarities are: - Both thriller detective murder animes - the animes are focused heavily on the speciel/weird "love"relationship between the two main characters where they are working together. The two main characters is in the main focus where the murder/case is more of a catalyst to developing their relationship. Also the culprit is a crazy person in both :P 

They are both mystery animes and are "classic" detective style thrillers but they are quite similar when it comes to the two main characters. In both mystery series the two main characters are in the main focus, their clever conversation, their interactions and how their relationship develops. Of course in Umineko they are against one another to solve the case where in Subete ga F ni Naru they are working together, but great chemistry between them, so good that sometimes the overall plot is forgotten when watching those two´s interaction with one another.  

- Philosophical in nature, lots of question abt ourselves - Chilly (horror) mystery vibes but not exactly a ghost story. - Computers + programming. Though Subete ga F ni Naru is not a mecha series unlike Eva. 

Both anime have a similar feeling, both are psychological with philosophical content and discussions. Both anime have a main character that has more personalities than 1, both are called Shiki and both are very mysterious and hard to figure out. Both anime have a mysteries to solve. Main difference; Kara no Kyoukai deals with magic, Subete ga F deals with online/high tech things  

Subete ga F ni Naru and B: The beginning are both mystery-investigation anime that deal about crimes that have a twisted explanation. B:The Beginning is rich with action scenes and has a slight bit more supernaturally than Subete ga F ni Naru.  

Both shows revolve around solving, or, in Kyoukou Suiri case, providing a plausible explanation, to one central murder mystery set up by a female antagonist. The process involves lots of theorizing and imaginary sequences. 

I get a similar vibe from this show. Both are focused on a murder mystery, but summertime renderer additionally has a more open setting, time loops and more gore 

Both are focused on psychological and suspense elements in it as well as lots of twist and turns and bad shit happening when they least expect it as well as also nice art and character designs too. 

Mystery, crime, and most importantly detective work. So if you enjoy these genres, I can guarantee you that you will also be able to enjoy Subete ga F ni Naru and Kamisama no Memochou! One other thing is that I find both series extremely underrated. Do try out for yourself and determine whether if it is good or bad! 

It shows symbolic... anatomy between set of characters which is why... A huge Dilemma happened every lives between the society.. Leading as the protagonist/Shiki... face crappy reality which he or she don't want involved with.. Tied on a black threads as his bad luck.. won't end  

With a heavy reliance on characters and dialog to solve the ongoing mysteries both series have a similar feel despite vastly different casts. 

Mysteries full of lengthy philosophical conversations between characters as opposed to much action. These shows make you think. 

Mystery with unusual circumstances and protagonist that is a university professor. Both series have interesting character design. 

Both highly psychological anime. I won't lie, Bokurano is a bit of a downer but both series are very intensive in how they examine human behavior with Subete ga F ni Naru or 'The Perfect Insider' being more mystery oriented.  

Solving the mysterious murder; Protagonists are smart and intelligent. Great and realistic animation, dark atmosphere, engaging story. Nishinosono's uncle that world in police and detective Lunge have the same voice actor.  

So deep. So edgy. Wow. Very nice visuals with a good solid dose of trying to present philosophical ideas in the smuggest way possible. The writing is positively oozing with self-satisfaction. Everything is F is a murder mystery, and Genocidal Organ is a military adventure thriller but they both have a very similar feel to them despite the differences in setting and plot. Being the more active of the two, the animation is much more impressive in Genocidal Organ, but the design and art sense is more interesting and refreshing in F.  

Both are mystery, and they have future life too. Their stories is about how to solve or find clues or theories, and they seem strange and surprise.  

The story is mainly about a few people, a bit of romance, love, drama and action. Main character is a young girl who keeps trying to help or be the only one for the guy she admires 

The story is mainly about a few people, a bit of romance, love, drama and action. Main character is a young girl who keeps trying to help or be the only one for the guy she admires 

Although set in vastly different worlds, they share the core theme of philosophy and explore this theme as a major part of the story. 

Both are thriller anime with a great deal of suspense and mystery. Both are similar in that they handle a scientific air and a kind of group of laboratory. Similar feel melancholic.  

Though the genres are a bit different both anime have great and pretty realistic animation, dark atmosphere, intelligent main characters.And there's a weird villain who lost the sense of humanity.  

Though the genres are a bit different both anime have great and pretty realistic animation, dark atmosphere, intelligent main characters.And there's a weird villain who lost the sense of humanity.  

They all talk about mystery and crime solving, The main characters are intelligent.