Kagewani

Short horror/creepy stories about monsters and urban legends. Both have experimental animation style that might seem cheap at first but actually helps setting up the atmosphere. 

Both have really short episodes and are of the horror genre. They have similar art styles that fit the story they are telling (both are episodic as well). If you enjoyed the horror-like themes in one, you will likely enjoy the other! 

Same atmosphere, same art style and interesting horror stories. 

-Horror -Same animation style -Jumpscares -Show different stories... though Kagewanai has more of a plot -Monsters of some sort 

- Both Anime share a fascination of mysterious sightings of creatures in their own unique forms. - Both Banba and Ginko chase rumors of occurrences that are tied to finding out about their own sightings of mysterious creatures in both of their own respective series. - Both are episodic animes in someway that center around both of these main characters Banba and Ginko who travels from place to place and they usually wind up helping someone through certain situations and events. - Both are Atmospheric. - Even though both series have different art and animation, Both have their own haunting themes in someway.