Drifters

Source material created by the same person. If you liked Hellsing and you happen to also like historical figures you will more then likely like this anime so give it a try. 

Fate/Hellsing = Drifters. Not quite the exact same premise but famous historical figures fighting each other on a death battle.. well you get the idea. Both are action series but Drifters is more action and much less Philosophical and Ideal clashes than the Fate series.  

They both include samurai doing either really cool or goofy things. I'd argue that Samurai Champloo is better, due to the excellent music, as well as drama within the story. 

This series is somewhat similar. They both have to do with war, both being in a different world of their own. In both anime's, warriors from a different era come to this other world and fight battle of sorts and because they are from a different era, they mostly over power they're enemies. 

If its enough for you to go off of, then similar vibes. Both have a sort of darker adult motif, where there is something going on behind the scenes but you aren't sure what. And a bunch of strong people are isekaied to this world and fight... for reasons. 

A lot of common points: - Seinen - Characteristics of the main character - Feminine second character - Historical setting with references to famous events and people - Similar sense of humor 

Same premise of famous heroes / historical figures from throughout history coming through time to battle it out with each-other. If you want a similar historical mish-mash battle-royale as Drifters, Fate Stay Night is well worth checking out too. 

Drifters is a series where a bunch of famous Japanese historical figures fight together. Bungo Stray Dogs is a series where a detective agency comprised of famous Japanese authors who have supernatural powers. Both shows have some bloody sections, in Drifters the blood and gore is a huge selling point. Each series has some comedy, but is serious when it should be. 

Both shows have got a simple minded male MC. Their social skills aren't the best but they have the charisma to make them the leaders of their group. Also, both shows are dark and have got a lot of gore. 

Both shows have got a simple minded male MC. Their social skills aren't the best but they have the charisma to make them the leaders of their group. Also, both shows are dark and have got a lot of gore. 

Famous people throughout history meet each other in a battlefield. 

Both have a powerful main character and they are both "travelled to another world" anime. 

Both series are about... characters from different universes united in a world, where they fight each other. The only difference is that one has a darker theme (...right?), gory and includes real people that once existed on this planet such as Nobunaga Oda and Joan of Arc, the other has fictional characters from TV series, mangas and games.  

-both mc are sent to another world against their will -same setting and genre  

Both have similar genres (action, adventure, demons, supernatural, historical and samurai) and the same dark atmosphere with a pinch of comedy. 

This is more so similarities in a one-dimensional broad sense. In terms of the style, animation and the and/gritty themes, the latter has potential to become a decent alternative. 

Both are historical action. In both main protagonist has once been a famous warrior, but then quit due to some unfortunate circumstances. Both were summoned again to join a war. And both eventually had to lead an army to protect his country or his people.  

Both are shows about characters living in different worlds from what they were used to. Both have brilliant minds that come up solutions on how to deal with their surroundings(Senku, and Oda). Plus, not to mention, both use what they make for future plans Both end on huge cliff hangers, sadly. But more importantly, both are about two sides opposing the other, and are definitely worth watching. 

-Pretty op protagonist -Made leader of a group -Died and returned to an unknown land -Helps a village become stronger through his help  

Blood spilling, swords swinging and eye glimmering - these are only a few that Akame Ga Kill and Drifters have in common. What really captivates the audience to both anime is their dark tone which allures those who enjoy action. Drifters is a story of warriors from different time and places summoned to a different reality with the purpose - to fight/kill. With different principles of morality, these warriors will do anything to gain power in their new world. Of course, they won't be met unmatched - the Ends. If you enjoyed Akame Ga Kill's gore of battle scenes, then you can expect nothing less from Drifters. read more 

In both anime series the MC are sent back in history in order to protect something . The only difference is that in drifters there are many other creatures like Elfs , dwarfs and others. In Katsugeki/Touken Ranbu the MC are animated swords that must protect the history and in Drifters they are warrios from different eras of Toyohisa's world who were thought to be dead. 

These two anime feature time travel and having Oda Nobunaga in the main story. Not to mention these two are action-packed with large amount of blood and violence. 

Bloody macho samurai fighting, some paranormal. "Samurai Honor" warrior MC. 

both use modern technology to attempt a one-up on their opponents. also a typical, black and white good guys vs. bad guys type story (this is technically recommending the second season of Dr. Stone, so i would absolutely recommend watching the first season but felt the second was a stronger comparison.) 

really similar art design and clothes too 

1. Both are related to historical characters/figures. 2. Both are action-packed and have multiple strategies during a battle Highly recommend both the series and yes don't skip the ending song of drifters  

Great action and animation. The main characters like cutting heads off and love fighting. Both sides are seen as dangerous people in their respective worlds. 

After learning about tanks then lets learn about some military figures in history gets transported to a new world 

Drifters and Sengoku Choujuu Giga are both about Japanese historical figures in an alternative setting. They are both comedies. 

Both are about two different factions with conflicting morals and different ideologies going to war with each other. 

Similar in a way but not the same they both bring back historic people to use in battle  

A lot of fighting and main characters from the edo period. I do feel that Drifters focuses more on tactics in battle.  

- Great tactics - Amount of fighting vs amount of lore - "What is this dimension we're in?" But Drifters is not a game anime. 

Genius protagonists from earth are summoned to save the other world 

If what you want want is a lot of action with an element(more in Drifters) of strategy in it, than you are looking for one of those two. They differ in that one is about fighting aliens(Gantz:O) and the other is about fights between historical character with or without magical powers(Drifters). 

Both stories revolve around war and aren't afraid to show the uglier side of wars.  

Kinda dark anime that have a similar animation style 

Both are anime for a mature audiance with a lot of fighting, gore, violence and sex. They both mix a lot of elements and themes that work together surprisingly good. I felt that both are 'cool'. They are both manga adaptions. 

If you liked how Gintama used real warriors from history in a comic manner and badass, super strength, bloody battles, you will love Drifters. However, Drifters is one step ahead by its amazing art style and the use of a completely new fantasy world and timeline. 

Both are anime from fighters from ancient times, Drifters in an Isekai context and Vinland Saga in the Nordic context. 

With characters being teleported to an unfamiliar location meeting new beings and fighting to survive it can be percieved as being similar 

both animes have two groups of heroes, that do not belong do that world or time and they fight between they. 

SIMILARITIES: - Both are dark fantasy tales with badass characters. - Each contains over the top gore and epic sword fights in a medieval setting. - Similar animation style, especially with the characters and their 'eyes.' - Monster designs are identical. Yoma/Dragons/Winged Beasts/Claymore/Elves. - Both contain a heavy metal opening as well as a similar soundtrack. - Both series also have awesome female warriors. DIFFERENCES: - Drifters has more of a modern twist. - There are guns, explosions, cowboys and even a pilot from WW2. - Japanese influences including Samurai and Ninja. - Drifters has comedy relief. Claymore does not.  

Both have war and battles. Both have historical figures. If you like these things, go watch. 

Another battle-focused anime with strategic and phylosophy.  

If you want over the top action then look no further. It is not often that I find myself feeling bloodthirsty, but both these shows quickly managed to satisfy me, and will continue to do so in the future.