Mob Psycho 100

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Synonyms: Mob Psycho Hyaku, Mob Psycho One Hundred

Japanese: モブサイコ100

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Type: TV

Episodes: 12

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jul 11, 2016 to Sep 27, 2016

Premiered: Summer 2016

Broadcast: Tuesdays at 00:00 (JST)

Producers: Warner Bros. Japan, KlockWorx, BS Fuji, Hakuhodo DY Music & Pictures, Shogakukan

Licensors: Funimation, Crunchyroll

Studios: Bones

Source: Web manga

Genres: Action, Comedy, Supernatural

Duration: 24 min. per ep.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

Statistics

Score: 8.49¹ (scored by 1,325,388 users)

¹ indicates a weighted score.

Ranked: #144²

² based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded.

Popularity: #29

Members: 2,160,935

Favorites: 50,397

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Both series have the same sense of humor and absurd, comedic art packed with high amount of action in each episode, portraying how strong the protagonist is compared to the rest of the characters. 

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Both series by the same creator "ONE" and both adapted from his iconic web comics.
Unsurprisingly art style, character designs and sense of humour are almost identical.
Both shows have great OST's and animation.
 

report Recommended by JVskunkape

Both of these stories are written by ONE, and have the same sense of humor. They started out as webcomics, although you'll notice that the style is different, as OPM got picked up by a bigger company, and got a new artist, although the story is still written by ONE.
There are several theories that the worlds are actually connected.
Mob and Saitama have very similar personalities, that are along the lines of emotionless, although they both have different reasons for such.
Both build up their allies, and occasionally, foe turns into friend.  

report Recommended by Nyaominyan

Mix of action, comedy and a bit of drama, those series follow overpowered main characters and the troubles their powers cause them and how they deal with it. Both have original works made by the same creator. 

report Recommended by abystoma2

Both made from the same creator. Both are action packed with fantastic fight scenes. Both contain humor that will make you LOL. If you watched one of these and you enjoyed it I would defo recommend watching the other.  

report Recommended by Fecal-Jesus

One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 100 have a really similar feeling, that being said the both share the same creator. They both contain a ridiculously overpowered main character who has two emotions, "OK" and "K.O"! They even share a similar art-style. I really enjoyed them both~! ღ(❤♡❤ღ) Super Powers FTW!!! 

report Recommended by RosaMess

Same creator, same style of comedy, both have similar nice art and a have a very op main character that doesn't seem to care about it. 
If you like one of these shows, you will most likely like the other. 

report Recommended by micado

This is literally the same exact show - same type of comedy, very similar art style, even the main character is identical in looks and power.

It's One Punch with Ghosts - If you like one, you'll like the other. 

report Recommended by Drogean

Both original mangas are made by the same Author : ONE.

As having the same author, the art style is the same.

Those two share a lot in common thanks to their main characters, who are totally overpowered, where Saitama is a physical monster whereas Mob is a psychic monter.

report Recommended by _Pingu_

Comes from the same creator - ONE. With similar tropes of Comedy and action elements blended together with an interesting character set, for both shows equally. 

report Recommended by Turtastic

Same creator, different art style but works quite well, similar comedy, really strong main character, has some very crazy twists that you should expect from One but you won't actually expect, and overall is amazing.  

report Recommended by fatheredpuma81

Both series star overpowered MCs

Both series share similar, incredible visual style and animation

Both shows have similar humor

Both shows have a similar pace

Both shows are based off of the creations of one author, ONE, and it really shows

report Recommended by RadicalShiba

Made by the same web manga creator ONE. The style is simular (all be it mob psycho being more flashy). however the witty humour and amazing fight scenes are in both anime. 

report Recommended by Kezehh

Similar fashion in terms of character styling, attitude, as well as both have overpowered main character. Similar comedy and joke. No wonder since it is from the same author. A bit different in term of environments art since Mob designed to be a bit more sketchy compared to OPM.  

report Recommended by samuel_sfx

Yes others said it all, let me tell again. These anime have
- similar vibe with similar main protagonists
- the main character never brags about his strenth
- his strength his limits and source of his strength are not known
- finally the art of both is literally the same 

report Recommended by Ritesh

It's the same actor, so that means, same humorous style. The protagonists have almost a equally mindset of what they doing. Both have good animation, therefore it has good dose of action. Interesting support characters. That's it.
You'll not regret. 

report Recommended by Bonelesshuman

They are made by the same mangaka, One!
Most facial expression in Mob Psycho 100 are based out of Saitama's "Ok" face. Both anime contain a similar story starting from the main character  already having a monstrous strength. Action are undoubtedly awesome and characters have various personality even though their face are... Similar.

Personally a really amazing anime that are shadowed by the greatness of OPM. A must watch for those who want more of OPM after watching all the OVAs. 

report Recommended by ShadowkillZ

They were both created by the same person and both have a main character that has trouble having emotions and is put in weird scenarios yet One Punch Man is more comedic focused. 

report Recommended by Scyres23

Both feature an unassuming main character, who is overpowered. The side characters can be very dramatic, which plays of the main characters very calm, bored demeanor. The art style is very similar, and so is the humor.  

report Recommended by Maddisan

Well, the biggest similarity is the main character, both have a really similar design, face: a poker face. Both have one of the best animations ever produced. Both have a lot of action, WITH eye-pleasing visuals. The humor is insanely similar. 

report Recommended by blank

Both protagonists are very strong but they pretend to act like common people  

report Recommended by Zippo98

Both are written by ONE, both are comical and very enjoyable.  If you liked OPM, you will most probably like Mob Psycho 100, vice versa 

report Recommended by Donaldcat

Same overpowered main characters and very good comedy. 

report Recommended by Mad607

It looks like a strong character with a straight face, destroying all enemies in its path 

report Recommended by _ZeRG_

They are both quality action anime but OPM has much more comedy and Mob psycho more storyline action 

report Recommended by EndriMirto

-- They are both by the same author
-- Both have characters who cant control their powers
-- Both also have side characters who try to be as powerful as them 

report Recommended by Romy_

Saitama and Mob look and behave similarly. They both have a "sidekick" character who aren't as powerful (although, Genos can definitely beat up Reigen--and almost anybody-- anytime). They are both very powerful characters from the beginning, exaggeratedly so. Both animes have incredible action--and the animation styles for it--and are mostly funny.

I'm not caught up with Mob Psycho just yet, but I'm not the only one who has seen the similarities between these two. 

report Recommended by AnitaSleap

Mob Psycho 100 and One Punch Man were written by the same man, a web comic artist called ONE. So both of these shows share a similar theme of humor and integrate it into bombastic, over the top action scenes. ONE's talent to emotionally connect the audience to his larger-than-life characters in a smooth, natural way is also used to its fullest in Mob Psycho 100. Each show is gorgeously animated and is backed by an appropriately great OST. 

report Recommended by bskngshrk

They are basically the same but with them being the opposite such as saitama has basically endless physical strength when on mob psyscho 100. Mob has pretty much no physical strength but has esper powers. (And not to mention its literally written by the same writer the wrote one punch man) 

report Recommended by Vampoon

Mob Psycho and One punch man both have a protagonist with near god like powers who just want to be acknowledged by their peers. 

 

report Recommended by 88shotgun

- From the same Author
- Overpowered Main Character
- Reverse Mentor & Apprentice Situation 

report Recommended by Jackstyle

Mob in Mob Psycho 100 and Saitama in One Punch man  not only look almost identical, but they behave, react and talk in almost the same way. 

report Recommended by MegiMeri

V similar art style and humour 

report Recommended by dhruva2000

They have the same author, and the protagonists are pretty similar - average looking with unbelievably strong powers, who yet are somehow too dense to realize the great potential that they hold.

I didn't like both of them, but if you liked either one of them, you're sure to like the other. 

report Recommended by -Sonal-

They are made by the same creator and have the same animation style, with Mob Psycho staying truer to the web comic it derived from. Mob is more relatable to me than Saitama. The shows are both amazing. 

report Recommended by thenameisflipp

The MCs have same characteristics and appearances. They are also overpowered and no one can beat them. 

report Recommended by XeruleanXD

I don't know why but these two anime's just really connect with each other with the main character  

report Recommended by Huskymonkey

Near limitless mc unimpressed with his power. High intensity action with superb visuals. OPM is more comedy and Mob is more emotional 

report Recommended by iNonEntity

One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 100 both feature an overpowered main character alongside powerful and interesting friends that take on formidable villains with epic fight scenes 

report Recommended by DoomRanger

Mob Psycho 100 is the obvious progression for anyone who was a fan of One Punch Man. Given they are both products of the writer One they carry many of the same tropes, namely the dead-pan, obscenely powerful protagonist. However, I believe that Mob Psycho 100 brings more emotion to the table than OPM. There are emotional moments in OPM, but Mob Psycho 100 really takes it home because where Saitama lacks ambition and is only a hero as a hobby, Mob has ambition, just ludicrously misplaced. In this way Mob seems to me to be a more relatable  and in-depth character than Saitama. The supporting cast of MP1 is also a big step up. I love Genos just as much as anyone else, but he can be a bit... robotic. MP1 basically takes the premise and style of OPM, and improves on it in a way that makes an even more engaging and interesting story.  If you liked One Punch Man, you will love Mob Psycho 100. read more 

report Recommended by Pragon

Aside from the fact that both stories were created by the same manga artist, ONE, there are lots of similarities that mean if you like one show, you'll probably like the other. Super powerful main character? Check. Ridiculous humor? Check. Well thought out side characters and meaningful relationships? Check and check. They're both wonderful. But, saying all that, they ARE completely separate stories that are amazing on their own, not just copies of the other.  

report Recommended by mogu_

Both series show strong protagonists who deal with their powers, many fights, with fluid animation and the same style of art. From the same creators! 

report Recommended by Caike

Both main characters are overpowered, the original manga is by the same author. Really good fight scenes and comedy. 

report Recommended by FinNote

Same refreshing take on the overpowered protagonist trope. Each has their own way of handling it that makes them completely unique in their own respect. 

report Recommended by BirdBoneBoy

I understand that this is an obvious one, however, most people overlook Mob psycho. these anime are similar that both MC are overpowered and create some of the best fight scenes ever, the animation is always on point, where they differ is that when one punch man second season aired it lowered in quality immensely whoever mobs second season improved not only in the story but in animation too, Mob also has far greater character development. 

report Recommended by Krronos

overpowed MC
full comedy
action packed
superpowers
literally almost everything of Mob Psycho100 reminds me of OPM 

report Recommended by bunny1998

Same author, OverPowered main character and in my opinion pretty similar comedy plus Mob’s is dope  

report Recommended by Zarukai

Both are really strong. Mob for being an esper and Saitama for being a hero. But they have their own unique plots that you will never get tired of. :) 

report Recommended by Ginchanned

Created by same author, ONE. Overpowered MCs who can defeat enemies without a sweat. Funny and action-packed anime. 

report Recommended by Half-MagePrince

Both main characters are OP but lack emotions and are underestimated because of their appearance. 

report Recommended by Nightmare_Eyes

First of all it is the same author that wrote both animes. Second, both MC's have great powers and their personality seem similar. I get the same vibe (humor) from both of these animes when I watch them.  

report Recommended by Alca

They have got the same mangaka and have got similarities like:
-Both protagonists are so OP
-They have got uniqe styles 
-Mob is like Saitama but he is psychic 

report Recommended by Ali_Fuat

In Mob Psycho there are people called espers who are basically same as heroes in one punch man. Main character from Mob has almost same personality as Saitama and is one of (if not) the most powerfull espers. Very similar animation with amazing fight scenes and coreography.  

report Recommended by dakenzi97

-it almost have the same graphics as one punch man
-Mob Psycho 100 is popular with its strong esper, while one punch man is popular 
 with its powerful physical hero  

report Recommended by Superfaiq1

-Both series written by the same author
-One is about an overpowered hero and another is about an overpowered psychic
-The fight scenes of both series are epic
-Both series have an amazing protagonist were an antagonist has chance of winning against. Both MC's have a unique personality according to the perspective of the series
If you like this one you will like the other one also 

report Recommended by rein4444

Just look at the art style. They're both comedies about people with super powers.. And both of them are great. 

report Recommended by Asliel

Both series were created by the same author, and they both feature amazingly animated action, and lots of comedic moments.
If you like lighthearted shows, with some more serious undertones, you ll certainly enjoy these shows. 

report Recommended by xShinigami3125

If you enjoy anime with overpowering protagonists, then you will definitely love Mob Psycho 100 and One Punch Man. Both works are created by the same author, who excels at crafting intriguing plot developments and expressing the characters' superiority flawlessly. While Mob Psycho 100 shines in character development, particularly regarding the protagonist, One Punch Man leans more towards a comedic approach. Nevertheless, both series deliver an exhilarating experience for fans of overpowering protagonists. 

report Recommended by Joceclayson

-Written by the same author
-Amazingly written op mc
-Husbando material 
-Funny but action packed 

report Recommended by TheEdgyDuck

Saitama is overpowered, Mob(MC in MP100) is overpowered. Both are unbeatable in the anime. They're strong as hell and they look the same, but Mob has a hair an Saitama's Bald. 

report Recommended by TgKirito01

Both are anime adaptations of manga that were made by the same author.
Both have similar styles of storytelling, comedic tone, and vibe. 

report Recommended by SaltyMusicGuy

Both were originally created by the same guy, so both share the same art style and have a similar style of humor. If you like one, you'll most likely enjoy the other as well. 

report Recommended by Wileck

The main characters have the exact same facial features and are both extremely powerful. The creatorof One punch man and Mob Pyscho 100 are also the same and  

report Recommended by uzumakinn

The heroes are pretty cool and charismatic (although differents) and the enemies (like monsters) are very originals and sometimes creepy O_o . That's the main reasons why I recommend this two animes. 

report Recommended by FatKid_d

When I watched the first episode, I was immediately reminded of One Punch Man. In short, Mob Psycho gave me OPM vibes and it turned out to actually be kind of similar (not to mention they have the same author). It has the same amount of comedy and has OP protagonist that's going through a lot.  

report Recommended by Zephyrim

-Both mangas are made by the same mangaka, ONE
-Both have OP MCs  
-Similar humour 
-Similar art 
 

report Recommended by Shefin

Overpowered, but very relatable main characters that are very fun to watch. The stories are great, coming from the same author, but were they really stand out is in their execution. Both are filled with sakuga and some of the best animation anime has to offer, with a varied staff that really seems to have put passion into each work. 

report Recommended by Kww_121

Similar kind of humor. Both have strong/OP main character with personal issues. 

report Recommended by Cozye

Produced by the same author both of these aim to explore the mentality of an overpowered character, both have great humour, characters, and animation 

report Recommended by Jepus26

Quite a similar premise and both come with great animation 

report Recommended by ThatBlueGuy

Never too serious, always have a good humor that surrounds for every character. Battle scenes, animation, sounds and the story is great. I recommend this anime for those who want to laugh and see some amazing fight scenes. 

report Recommended by CoolSoda

Similar type of humor and OP main
They are both from the same author 

report Recommended by MadMax343

One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 100 were both made by the same person, One, with very similar purposes and ideas. OPM and MP100 are both great but personally I think Mob Psycho is better than OPM. Defiantly should check Mob Psycho out if you like One Punch Man and have not seen Mob.  

report Recommended by Kejzeren

The heroes of both shows are insanely powerful and are subject to intense, exciting fight sequences. With overwhelming strength, they must find value in the mundane life and figure out how to grow as people. One Punch Man deals with superpowers akin to comic book heroes/villains while Mob Psycho 100 deals with unique psychic abilities. 

report Recommended by Jefumaru

Same creator, OP characters but it has more indepth exploration of morals and such 

report Recommended by h8_pitts

Both of them are carrying  about same premise especially an overpowered main character. Also, they have a poker face which makes me laugh all the time. The fighting scene is nice tho. Very recommended 

report Recommended by Chan_Chun

the two have great jokes, are very excited, have a plot that is even consistent, and that they are from the same creator. 

report Recommended by RenanShima

If you like the over-the-top-comedy with crudely drawn art styles to achieve this level of comedy along with an OP main character and you have already seen one of these. You’ll almost definitely enjoy the other due to the similar vibes they give off. 

report Recommended by Reapercodbo3

  The author of these two animes is the same: ONE. 
  Even though saitama and mob are so strong, they still look for something that they still lack, like feelings or even a fair fight. 

report Recommended by Edueuller

Both are written by the same author, both mcs are overpowered, both have great animation
Mob Psycho sometime feels emotional whereas Opm is pure Hype
Both super enjoyable 

report Recommended by Casual_Elite

Both Mob psycho 100 and One punch Man has been made by ONE. Both of this anime is totally similar. "ONE" (the creator) learned his mistakes from making OPM (one punch man) and refilled those hole into Mob psycho. So, we can tell Mob psycho is the refined version of One punch man. 
The MC of OPM and Mob psycho 100 is Over Powered in there world. They are like emotionless. Saitama is too much powerful and he has like infinite strength which made him not only in anime but also the strongest fictional character in history. There were some lackness in OPM. Saitama being emotionless, OP, less credit taking somehow pissed some of us guys.
But Mob psycho is totally good. Everyone knows about Mob's power. Mob is freaking powerful but not infinite level strength. He also has romantic feelings.

In overall, I prefer mob psycho though both of this anime is good. Try it out! read more 

report Recommended by OtAkU_TaBiB

A super powerful underdog gets used by the system but breaks out of it through their sheer strength. Similar art-style, lots of comedy. 

report Recommended by kvaell

Both have overpowered MCs and have the same vibe in general.
They were both made by the same guy and they have similar humour. 

report Recommended by Gisweeb

Both series are made by the same creator with similar nonchalant overpowered main character with an internal day to day struggle based on the usefulness and enjoyment of their own abilities. Both protagonist are lackluster in their own way while they are great and supported by great side characters. Comedic,action,satirical they contain similar traits that will surely entertain you. 

report Recommended by Da_Contradiction

They both have very powerful main characters. They also both have a variety of powers. 

report Recommended by anime_watcher151

Both anime are by the same author.
Both anime have an overpowered main character.
Both anime have great funny humor.
Both anime have clean animation.
Both anime have loveable side characters. 

report Recommended by Kevin164

They are both made by the same guy and Mob Psycho is better and has better animation while one punch man is good by overrated and overhyped. 

report Recommended by Pirataku

- overpowered, quiet and usually underestimated main protagonist
- similar type of humor (overpowered and exaggerated characters, irony of superheroes and shonen)
- real life struggles and lessons beneath the comedy and fantasy action 
- spectacular action
- "explosive" visuals

 

report Recommended by mib23

Both anime has overpowered characters, one with strength and one with psychic powers. For anime starters or newbies Mob Psycho and One Punch Man highly recommend because both of them are enjoyable show, entertaining and really great to begin with.  

report Recommended by Marcuxism

Both have similar overpowered MC with similar designs and psychological porblems. Second MCs usually get all the praise, even though they are not as powerful as MC. 

report Recommended by Ashiru_Zarin

It is written by the same creator ONE so if people enjoyed OPM, then they can also enjoy MP100 due to the similar humor. 

report Recommended by wendy___

They are created by the same creators, but produced by different studios. They have similar humour and animation. 

report Recommended by Jinx3d

If you liked one of these shows, you will love the other. There are many OPM references in Mob Psycho 100 as well. Both shows are very unique and entertaining to watch. Highly recommend these two shows to any anime fan. 

report Recommended by blondedzero

The main characters have supreme powers but their view of life is simple. 

report Recommended by Fawninanimewoods

-a BEAUTIFUL animation
-a absurd sense of humour
-really great characters and MC 

report Recommended by NemesysEX

To begin with both anime was written by the same author. Main characters are overpowered but they pay for this power lose their emotions. And animation in anime  is gorgeus 

report Recommended by karlorenn

--> Both of the Anime's Have Same Mangaka

--> Both Saitama and Kageyama Shigeo are Over-Powered

--> Both of these anime's have some similar content in between.

--> Both of them have a lot of comedy and humour.

report Recommended by Sakakibara_6

- OPM and MP100, both were written by the same Mangaka. 
- Both of them have an overpowered MC.
- Both of them have great visuals, comedy and action. 
- MP100 has a school set-up, whereas in OPM, it's a kind of Hero Association set-up.  

report Recommended by -Don-

To everyone who loved the action packed and beautifully animated first series of One Punch Man, you should give Mob Psycho 100 a try. Both share the same creator and an overpowered main character, although Mob Psycho goes deeper on the emotional development of the characters in it. I give both a 9/10. 

report Recommended by Kaigan-zoi

Both of them have similar protagonists with overwhelming strength. Both of them are quite funny and the protagonists are quite similar in their behavior and characteristics traits. Both are quite funny to watch and they are enjoyable. Would highly recommend to someone who liked Mob Psycho 100. 

report Recommended by BroDa2545

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The worlds and personalities are different, but there are big similarities.

:: Both MC are overpowered and are displayed unstoppable when they get serious. Everyone underestimates their power since they are reluctant in using them.

:: The fight scenes are similar when they fight against a "strong" enemy. They get punched trough walls and even buildings but stand up emotionless like nothing extremes happened. 

- Notes
* One Punch Man is a sci-fi comedy action show about superpowers using against monsters.
* Setting is a remote city.
* Every character is unaware of the MC.

* Mob Psycho is a comedy action show about superpowers using against evil people with superpowers.
* Setting is Japan-like city.
* Every character sees the MC differently.

The biggest difference I have to highlight would be that One Punch Man MC is bored of his powers and can't find someone who can sustain more than one punch, while Mob Psycho MC prefers not to fight at all. read more 

report Recommended by yanshenpan

Same creators. MC's have pretty much the same personality. Similar art style. Both probably just as funny. Both MC's have a lot of power too. 

report Recommended by Anitrix

I'm just gonna say 'One' (pun intended) thing about my experience with these two:"Don't Judge a book by its cover." If you like seeing Overpowered protagonists fighting evil in a comical way, you'll definitely love these 2 shows.  

report Recommended by Codex_1051

the two heroes want to be a great hero but few people know them big power. 
both are overpowered
the anime go into a comedy but still have lot of action

in one punch man the power is strenght and in mob psycho it's telekinesic  

report Recommended by tazzaril

They are by the same creators and according to the manga take place in the same universe so they are supper similar. 

report Recommended by Honeytape

Made by the same team as OPM, great funny show with interesting characters and deep undertones. And another seriously OP MC, we all love it. 

report Recommended by Aginagala

Both Animes are about an overpowered MC who basically can't lose against anyone. However, in Mob Psycho 100 the theme is approached differently. Where Shigeo Kageyama the main character doesn't consider himself special because of his powers. 'Just because you have a talent it doesn't mean you're likeable' is the message. Where the premise of the show is about Kageyama trying to live a normal life while trying to become a better person. Except he gets involved in situations where he is forced to use his powers.

Oh yeah, the eyes of Saitama and Kageyama are basically the same lol 

report Recommended by Phlipps

One punch man and mob psycho 100 are similar as the main protagonist is very powerful and both the anime are for the peoples who love to watch superpower anime. 

report Recommended by Watcheramaze

Both anime are made by the same author.
Both anime have the same funny humor.
Both anime have breathtaking animation. 

report Recommended by blizar

Both involve an OP MC and are both entertaining asf. Mob psycho is a bit deeper than one punch man but one punch man is more entertaining. Two must watch’s. 

report Recommended by Purphase

They have the same humor, art style, and epic fight scenes.  

report Recommended by mangalight

Both these series were created by the same person and share similar themes of power and how that affects the show's characters. Both shows are very comical while having amazing animation. Mob Psycho 100 has an animation style closer to the aesthetic of the writer's original style while One Punch Man maintains a more anime style while retrieving webcomic references occasionally. 

report Recommended by LandSwimmer

Same author, same concept. POWERFUL BUT LONELY MALE PROTAGONIST  

report Recommended by L3G3ND4RY_xh

Both Mob Psycho 100 and One Punch Man are written by the same author, ONE, and they both share ONE's comedic style and character design. I prefer MP100 for how much deeper it goes with its plot and character arcs, and how much more lively the animation is, so if you like OPM's animation but wish for a deeper story, try Mob Psycho 100! 

report Recommended by DoofDudz

-Both are from the same creator 'ONE'
-Both have an overpowerd mc
-Both focuses on the daily life problems of their overpowered mc
-Similar art 

report Recommended by Rehan1234l

They are both similar because of the OP/Very Strong MC.
Both are made by ONE, although OPM is ONE's story, and Mob Psycho is both art and story by ONE.
They are both very entertaining and fun to watch.
Basically the same comedy. 
 

report Recommended by iskarzzzy

Written by the same author: equally good comedy & action with top-tier animation. Even if you may find the art style of Mob unconventional it is certainly worth the watch 

report Recommended by 3amEpsilon

No need to think twice. Both has similar art style and same author 

report Recommended by HEBI_TAN

Both of these stories are written by ONE, and have the same sense of humor. They started out as webcomics, although you'll notice that the style is different, as OPM got picked up by a bigger company, and got a new artist, although the story is still written by ONE.
There are several theories that the worlds are actually connected.
Mob and Saitama have very similar personalities, that are along the lines of emotionless, although they both have different reasons for such.
Both build up their allies, and occasionally, foe turns into friend 

report Recommended by DHRUVIK

Both of these are great anime created by One. They have similar art style, humor and they both follow an OP main character. 

report Recommended by animereviewboi

The fact that both the shows were created by one person, ONE makes them so much similar yet they're so unique. If you liked OPM, you'll definitely like MP 100 too. The fights, BGM, characters, plot everything's great about it. 

report Recommended by Kaibutsu09

-same author
-similar character designs
-simiilar humour
-similar premise? (OP guy who is humble with his abilities) 

report Recommended by Seegurgen

Both are made by the same masterful creator, and if you love one you will certainly love the other. 
As it stands, Mob Psycho 100 is kind of like the younger, smarter brother of One Punch Man, with double the heart and a Season 2 that actually outdoes the first. 
This adaptation actually sticks to ONE's rough manga art this time round, which while it may be visually unappealing at first, you'll slowly fall in love it with every episode. 
Give it a chance and you won't be disappointed. 

report Recommended by Ethan2K

They are two animes by the same creators with extremely similar art and humor.

They have:

- An overpowered protagonist.

- Comedy based on the powerful protagonist and his connections with other characters.

- Impressive animation.

- Scenes that can really make you laugh.

- Awesome battles. (Until the protagonist does something)

- Protagonists almost without emotion.

Basically Mob Psycho 100 and One Punch Man are almost identical, if you liked one, you will like the other.

report Recommended by D10G0

This is one of them shows which has very overpowered Mc, but unlike the others - they both are enjoyable, entertaining and very funny shows 

report Recommended by OrangeDoritos

Saitama and Reigen are somewhat alike. They're both adults just tryna live life, but Saitama gets caught up in hero society bullshit meanwhile Reigen gets caught up in spirits and such. 

report Recommended by bbqrecs

-Both MCs have a comedic personality 
-The story is written by the same person 
-Overpowered MCs 
-Best Fights in all of anime fight me  

report Recommended by pookass

The protagonist are in similar situations (being too op) except their viewpoints on their powers are very different. Their personalities are also very different. The two shows are also made by the same creator and therefore have a similar art style and humor lol 

report Recommended by Ba_nes_sa_345

Both Mob and Saitama are somewhat tragic heroes in comedy animes with amazing fight scenes and top notch animation. I give you my highest recommendation for one if you liked the other. 

report Recommended by AndrewW29

Both overpowered characters with the Problem of expressing/feeling emotions. 

report Recommended by mhonny

Both have similar humour surrounding nobody believing that the main character is overpowered. Both are fun to watch. 

report Recommended by DWal-1

This is created by the same person `ONE`. in both the series the main character (MC) is shown to be overpowered.  

report Recommended by AmanBT

If you like One Punch Man I recommend Mob Psycho 100, not just because the creator is the same person, but because they are both similar, character-wise, Saitama (OPM) is a over-powered badass that just doesn't give a shit, and Mob (MP100) is a over-powered kid that sometimes gives a shit. The show is creative with it's design and they are both hilarious in their own ways. If you're a Shounen/Comedy/Action type of person, this would be a show for you. 

report Recommended by 0kailey0

 Both have Badass protagonists AND Great  fighting scenes  with a spice of Humor. 

report Recommended by KioSensei

Same writer same art style and absolutely diffrent kind of story. Both anime focus around an op main character whose trying to live an normal live, but Mob Psycho feels more grown up compared to the funny atmosphere One punch man provides.  

report Recommended by AdreNaL1nh

Both are made by the same creator, ONE
Saitama (the main character of One Punch Man) is a satire of overpowered characters (like Goku)
Shigeo (the main character of Mob Psycho 100) just wants to be a normal person despite having exordinary physic powers. 

report Recommended by AniArtist

they both action 
ans saitama cant feel emotions and mob cant control emotions 
they both so much power full
i know Mob Psycho 100 character dizaining bad but if you like one punch man
then you well like this anime  

report Recommended by Kawai_Suki

Both were created by ONE. Both are well-written and captivating OP MCs who I truly respect.

Similar faces with simple character designs for the main character themselves. Their internal struggles and their everyday lives are relatable in their own way (excluding their superpowers).

This also includes mentor-student relationships, but have different roles.

If you like this one, then you will like the another one.

report Recommended by Ryuko-Nijuudai

Both are done by the same creator of these shows (ONE). Both shows have very good animation and have an overpowered main protagonist dealing with a challenge within themselves. 

report Recommended by Zenon2305

I'm pretty sure I saw Saitama's picture as Reigen's phone background...  

report Recommended by CrustyMustard

both made by the same guy "One", mob psycho has better animation imo as well as better characters and better story beats that resonated with me. it's like one took what he learned from opm & perfected it with this masterpiece.  

report Recommended by JavanyXD

So first both of the shows were made my the same guy. Second of all is that both shows have very overpowered mcs that aren't the smartest.  

report Recommended by TrollFog

Great protagonist that are strong(op) but have a great sense in how they see life and go about their everyday lives each episode with funny moments that are refreshing and top tier fights backed by the their separate productions. Worthwhile supporting characters too 

report Recommended by OrangeOtakuIII

Both main character is litteraly like the same , same vibe and comedy 

report Recommended by de_dencin

It's literally written by the same person. If you enjoyed one punch man you'll prob love mob psycho. 

report Recommended by SimpyMidnight

Now it's pretty common recommendation since both were written by same author, also rather than story Both MC has too many similarities

-Both MCs are overpowered.
-Both mcs power are unknown to society.
-Both mcs want to accomplish something unusual.
-Both mcs don't pretty much care about them being overpowered. 

report Recommended by Aashray7

Both have:
The comedy was hilarious
Written by the same author
God level animation
 

report Recommended by kixann

Not only is the manga artist of these anime same, but so is their MC. If you liked OPM, you might as well appreciate Mob Psycho. Without giving any spoilers i'd say that Mob psycho is a Pg-13 anime with an overpowered kid named Shigeo, who lives a "normal" school life. This anime contains humor, action, and a so-called character development too.  

report Recommended by Gojo_is_da_best

Both have a comedic story with a protagonist that is seen as OP. 

report Recommended by Zaner_

Both are good as they were made by same production team and the protagonist in both anime has many similarities. Mob Pschyo is a good show i would say coz' it's not very interesting from the start but goes well with episodes after episodes. 

report Recommended by ZoroIsneVerLost

Same author with the same overpowered MC trope, although this series is actually more of a heartwarming journey than OPM is. It has pretty much all of the good qualities about OPM (funny comedic moments, epic and fluid action scenes) with a much more in-depth protagonist and side cast and more stable animation consistency. 

report Recommended by Polarkip31

Kinda like OPM but more emotional 

report Recommended by Jarvz

Another beautifully animated shujo adaptation 

report Recommended by joeydean

Same OP main character type anime, and same slice of life elements, but I would say Mob Psycho takes the slice of life element from opm and perfects it while still having amazing fights. 

report Recommended by FrostyIcee

Made by the same creator it's a shounen, the main character's powers are underestimated or unknown to the world, much like Saitama whose strength and power is deeply underestimated. It's hilarious with similar humor as one punch man, and their are even hidden easter eggs hinting that One Punch Man or Saitama is connected or exists in Mob Psycho 100.   

report Recommended by Sharp_Ninchirin9

A super strong psychic buffed MC who uses psychic power to win.
The humor aspect is amazing and well written in both.
Each episode is packed with action, intensity and humor just like OPM S1.
Doesn't waste audience time with unnecessary details or unwanted flashbacks or slow dialogues/monologues.
Mob psycho is basically a Saitama with psychic strength (instead of physical) in a psychic world setting. 

report Recommended by therealab

Both shows focus on OP protagonists and feature tons of brain-breaking battles! Mob centers around a high school student with psychic powers. While Saitama struggles to find meaning in life, Mob has difficulty fitting in at school. 

report Recommended by Nik4o_

Both feature a fun, over-powered protagonist and insane, over-the-top action. Both worlds feel alive with the amount of cool characters and crazy moments within both shows. Also, both manga were created by ONE (go figure).   

report Recommended by BananaGod34

Like One Punch Man, Mob Psycho follows an overpowered protagonist, and both potray similar themes of how powers can affect the human psyche. Also both have absolutely stellar animation, though Mob Psycho's is more consistent throughout every season.  

report Recommended by Swiftfiend

Mob Psycho 100 and One punch man share the same creators. Both the shows focus on their protagonist and the battles. 
The protagonist of Mob Psycho 100 is a high school student with psychic powers. He is stronger than most of the characters in his show and has difficulties in fitting in his school life.
I enjoyed both of these shows and have even re-watched them 

report Recommended by Akari_2006

funnie strong ppl 

report Recommended by lighthawkhebi

Both Stories are of people having to deal with their overwhelming power and how it affects their daily lives. I also feel both are about finding oneself, as Saitama is trying to find something that gives him that "spark", and Shigeo is trying to deal with his powers and live a normal life. Both are amazing anime and they also have wonderfully animated fight scenes and the humor is top notch! Please give both of these a watch! 

report Recommended by ShellOut

infinity power level
people think they are losers but they are the badass 
 

report Recommended by danimenerd

These series come from the same writer and it is extremely easy to see and feel the similarities between the two when watching. Similar humor, an OP odd-looking MC, and plenty of goofy but lovable side characters.  

report Recommended by DeVitoRobaNoNo

its similer in art style a because its made by the same person also it follows a boy who really doesnt react at all thats because he has no emotion but when he gets to 100% from any emotion well i wont spoil it but its very similir 

report Recommended by smoochie_mild

Both have the same mangaka and the same story premise, and the story’s very good 

report Recommended by Pigwithglasses

Both are made by the same mangaka, ONE.
Both main characters are overpowered in a way, Both shows have great animation (If you compare OPM S1 to Mob Psycho 100), And both shows have similar artstyles. 

report Recommended by KatanaCast

Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan addpermalink

Main Protagonist is an overpowered Psychic and is of similar character. 
While the vibe is different, the settings come close to each other. 
Both are students and have interesting people around the Protagonist. 

report Recommended by Souru

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Both focus on crazy OP psychics.
Both have great senses of humour, don't take themselves too seriously, although they have running narratives the comedy of each series is always the main focus.
Both have great and hilarious character designs. 

report Recommended by JVskunkape

The protagonists of these series have overpowered psychic abilities, so much that no one stand a chance against them. They actually have to restrain themselves so that no one else gets hurt. A big difference is that, in case of Mob Psycho, Shigeo is portrayed as a character who is as simple as he can be, so everyone at first glance won't pay any attention to him. On the other hand, Saiki from Saiki Kusuo tries his best to avoid any type of attention, and realizes no matter what he does he is going to be at the center of every little and big events around him.

These series have some over the top comedic elements, and they were used in the best possible way.  read more 

report Recommended by TahZin

Protagonist is an overpowered psychic, but the comedy stems from those powers frequently being inconvinient, especially as more weirdos gather around the MC who just wants to live a normal life. 

report Recommended by abystoma2

- Both protagonists have psychic powers (and are totally OP)
- A good cast of interesting side characters

If you liked the comedic aspects of MP100, Saiki Kusuo no Psi Nan (TV) has got you covered for me. The latter lacks the intensity of MP100, but its quick wit and fast pace is enough to keep you hooked.  

report Recommended by wyvernwings

Both shows have MC with psychic power and have a lot of gag comedy elements. Though Saiki kusuo is more focused in comedic aspects but Mob Psycho has a bit of serious tone. 

report Recommended by Mr_Skylight

If you enjoyed the comedic side of Mob Psycho, you'll definitely like Saiki Kusuo, a much less serious gag comedy focused around its similarly overpowered protagonist. While Mob is a bit out of it, Saiki is relentlessly cynical and sarcastic, giving the show a more intense, hilarious vibe compared to MP100. Don't expect touching plot or drama from Saiki K, but it's a great watch anyways. Likewise, if you enjoyed Saiki K but wish it was a tad more serious/dramatic, MP100 is wonderful. Both are great, highly recommend. 

report Recommended by denji83

Both main characters have overpowered psychic abilities. 

report Recommended by domxas

Mob Psycho 100 and The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. are both ridiculous, over the top comedy series about a teenage boy with superpowers. Each show has a part where the main character bends a spoon with his powers. There is a girl with dark blue hair who, in Mob Psycho 100, Mob has a crush on her. While in The Disastrous life of Saiki K., everyone else has a crush on her. 

report Recommended by 64BitRatchet

Both main characters are OP Psychics trying to live normal lives. 

report Recommended by ADR-GR

Just watch it and trust me. It's kinda similar. It's both really funny and random humor. Both characters are really strong. Difference is that saiki really is about the comedy but at mob pyscho it's also about crazy fighting scenes. So if you liked the overpowered part and comedy part definitely watch saiki. If you only liked the fighting part than saiki is not for you. 

report Recommended by Patriickz

Both anime have a main character who is a psychic and both are super funny 

report Recommended by kuronezushi

Both stories about Psychics in High School. 

report Recommended by Starlin-Sama

- Both mc are psychics
- Both mc are OP but doesn't want to use their powers 

report Recommended by caprisan

They both have Powerfull Protagonists that have problems dealing with the problems caused by their powers, yet The Disastrious Life of Saiki Kusuo has a more comedic tone and the main character shows more emotions. 

report Recommended by Scyres23

Do you like psychics??!! Do you want to have a good time with a crazy and most of the times non-sense plot?? Unique characters that can't be possibly be taken seriously? Well, those shows are made for you. Two unique characters with crazy overpowered psychic abilities trying to live a normal life that will bring awkward and sometimes hilarious situation. 

report Recommended by INU4SH4

While the comedy is vastly different and Saiki K is episodic in nature, both anime do feature protagonists who are ESPers. Both are extremely funny and ridiculous, but Saiki K is more of a gag comedy that focuses on the silliness of the characters rather than the situations like in Mob Psycho. If you liked one, you're sure to like the other 

report Recommended by demision

I'm sure this connection has been made countless times but it's for completely valid reasoning.

Both share a very similar concept: MC is a school kid with overpowered psychic abilities. 
There is a heavy focus of comedy in both series.
Despite their very similar concepts, the execution is completely different for both series, with Mob Psycho 100 opting to have a few serious parts, whereas Saiki K. is primarily humour.
The animation in Mob Psycho 100 is simply breathtaking. By comparison, Saiki K. is rather lacking in those departments, though that doesn't tarnish the experience whatsoever.

TL;DR if you liked either series, you will more than likely enjoy the other. ^^ read more 

report Recommended by selfimmolation

Both involve overpowered psychics who don't use their powers too often for reasons. Along with a ridiculous cast of characters, but Mob Psycho 100 has a different way of storytelling and a very different art style. Both are funny though. 

report Recommended by nat385

Mob Psycho 100 and Saiki Kusuo Psi-Nan have similar protagonists. Mob and Saiki have psychic powers and both are in school. However, as Mob uses his powers to fight villains, Saiki uses his powers to do daily chores and problems. Although both have comedy, Mob Psycho 100 have more action sequences while Saiki has more comedy.  

report Recommended by Naves

Both these shows draw from the exact same premise. A teenage schoolboy (one in middle school and one in high school) have to deal with having psychic powers. However while they are similar in premise, they explore the idea in very different ways. Mob Psycho is primarily an action comedy while Saiki takes a more comedic approach. However both are equally great watches, even if for different reasons. 

report Recommended by isra_q

Psychic MCs with great power but Saiki Kusuo is like the upgraded version of Mob with more powers and less depression 

report Recommended by Johnny386

Both have a pretty similar basic concept but Mob Psycho is more focused on the Mc trying to improve himself and getting along without his psychic powers while Saiki Kusuo is more of a comedy series. 

report Recommended by xShinigami3125

Saiki Kusuo is like the comical version of Mob Psycho 100, they both have an overpowered esper who doesn't talk often and is always in a lot of strange and random situations. 

report Recommended by Ashhk

Both feature powerful psychics as main characters and great world-building.  

report Recommended by Coatch247

Both have psychic abilities, both wanted to live a normal life and wanted their butts to stay out of trouble. 

report Recommended by Miresche

Main Protagonist is an overpowered Psychic and is of similar character. 
While the vibe is different, the settings come close to each other. 
Both are students and have interesting people around the Protagonist
good. 

report Recommended by i-ShiroYasha

- in both shows MC is an overpowered esper but he just wants to live a normal life  

report Recommended by Nikiforova

Mob Psycho 100 and Saiki Kusuo are gag comedies that involve overpowered psychics that just want to live a normal life. 

report Recommended by Reapercodbo3

If you like the comedy in Mob Psycho 100, you will probably find The Disastrous Life of Saiki K funny as well. Both shows follow a similar plot of the protagonist holding psychic powers and experiencing the ups and downs with having those unlimited abilities. Just like Mob Psycho 100, The Disastrous Life of Saiki K has emotional, heart-warming moments. The main difference between the two shows is that The Disastrous Life of Saiki K seems more quick-paced, but that is not a bad thing.  

report Recommended by diavolophobic

Mob Psycho 100 and Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan Both Have

-Protagonists with psychic powers
-Weird side characters
-Lots of comedy
-Funny character design
 

report Recommended by Fobesha

If you like one, you'll definitely like the other. Both are comedies about a terribly over powered psychic doing his best to deal with high school life. Both try to limit the use of their powers, albeit not for the same reason. Heck, they even began airing with less than a month's difference (as well as the mangas).

Saiki is an introverted and sarcastic teen who thinks his powers, although useful, have very annoying drawbacks that stop him from either enjoying or suffering life. He just wants to live undisturbed, as normally and unnoticed as possible. Sadly, there are some very wacky and bothersome characters in school who cotinuously get in his way by trying to be his FRIENDS (how dare they!).

Kageyama (Mob) is a shy teen who's afraid of losing control of his powers and cause harm to someone. Instead of relying on abilities that, from his point of view, don't make him better or more special than others, he wants to become a better person through effort, like normal people. In this effort, he will befriend many wacky characters, who will encourage him to use his powers.

Saiki K. is all about comedy, with 5 minute episodes that throw joke after joke at the viewer. The show is fast-paced and very character-driven, with no overarching story, but a surprising amount of character development for something that's supposed to be just for the laughs.

Mob Psycho 100 is heavy in the comedy department, but also incorporates action and a bit of drama. It's mostly story-driven and has an overarching story, though character development is strong too. read more

report Recommended by a2falcone

introverts who possess immense psychic abilities? and they are not prideful about having supernatural powers? now that's what im talking about. These two have a special place in my heart as they both became my comfort anime. Although similar vibes, mob focuses more on action packed scenes, while saiki concentrates on the satire aspect. As for their personalities they are quite distinct: mob is comfortable showing a vulnerable side to him and isnt afraid to show his kindness and empathy towards others, while saiki tends to always hide his good intentions behind a cold exterior facade, he is known to have a more blunt and straightforward personality. I have a soft spot for both anime so i highly recommend watching these series.
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report Recommended by tomiexeyes

both have psychic protagonist that show little emotion both slice of life both great 

report Recommended by Shining_One

they are both about a person with sycic abilitey and that are not happy with thear lives but in diffrent vayes. These shows are qouit simallar but saiki ficuses more on comdy slice of life and dosnt really have a big plot it follows, its baissily like the episods of mob when they dont really do anytthing but dickaround.

If you dont know saiki is about a guy with sykick powers like he baisiklly have evry power know that dosnt maek him happy qouit the oppiset, he hates that he has never workt for enything and cant even go to the movies becuse he can read minds so evry movie gets spoiled. He hates anintion he just wants to live an univentful life but it never gos his way there are a lot of pepol that just want to hang out with him or are in love with him witch he hates. I would say whatch it if you like dialog focust humar, slice of life, pardoy on the normal anime tropes and saiki is the kind of character that breaks the 4th wall but its acully funny when he dose it.

watch its on netflix but watch the originall the renewd netflic original did not caputer the same spirt as the first one but its not bad in my opinon just not as good and personly i like the dub better. 

i know i misspelet a lot and im sorry for that. read more

report Recommended by Feck_you420

Both shows are comedies with overpowered psychic characters surrounded by mostly incompetent people. Saiki K's short burst episodes are quirky and fun while Mob Psycho has more of a continuous story. I found both shows hilarious but Mob Psycho to have more unexpected situations. Comedic anime fans will love both shows.  

report Recommended by Forties

These two are very similar in the foundation of the characters and their interactions. Both have an op psychic protagonists who attract wacky characters, which leads to funny interactions and situations. The biggest difference is that mob psycho has an actual serious plotline, but saiki focuses solely on the comedic aspect. Aside from the fact that both protagonists are psychic they don't have much in common personality wise as well tbh. 

report Recommended by meme_puika

So can two things be any more similar than this, well as far as we're talking about the main leads I can bet you it can't.

Saiki in The disastrous life of Saiki-K and Shigeo in Mob psycho 100, they both have psychic powers, which obviously they aren't very fond of. But this will lead them on a journey to be acquainted with many and many different individuals, which will open a path for them to break out of their shell and to lead a normal, usual way of living which they certainly dreamt of at some point of time. So yeah looking for a character driven plot with loads of comedy go for Saiki-K, and if both of these plus some typical shounen style fights then go for Mob psycho 100. read more 

report Recommended by Softhenic03

Both shows are about Psychics and are really funny. 

report Recommended by darth_spider

- same type of comedy that's just sooo hilarious (like puns, stupid jokes and breaking the 4th wall)
- both have psychic characters
- both have precious characters that'll really grow on u 

report Recommended by level57loser

both have main characters who have psychic powers, and they also have siblings. both have main characters who have psychic powers, and they also have siblings. They hiding his power from his friends. Both also have comedy that is easy to understand.iding his power from his friends. Both also have comedy that is easy to understand. 

report Recommended by hdxyt

both series follow a seriously overpowered character who is in highschool. They are both psychic and spend a fair amount of their on screen time around highschool. Both are absolutely hilarious all be it in different ways as mob focuses more on exorcism with a bit of drama (plot0 and psy is purely on comedy.  

report Recommended by FlamingFalconMan

The main characters are similar to each other in the way that they have an abnormal strong psychic powers. 

report Recommended by BlackRaven007

School anime where the main character has psychic powers. The main character is a boy in both and they go about their daily lives while hiding their powers from non-powered students. Saiki k is more focussed on comedy while Mob Psycho is more action.  

report Recommended by Eziprez

both psychic comedy shows, very amazing imo !!! 

report Recommended by rosemiller

both have an overpower and funny protagonist 

report Recommended by Bubblegum-sama

Both main characters are a psychic Both animes are also funny.  

report Recommended by yomomma127

A high school student has insane powers that he keeps hidden from the world. More and more people discover it, and the main characters discover that there are more people with different powers than they thought. Ghosts are also really prevelent in these series.  

report Recommended by blaavane

If you enjoyed saiki, mob psycho will also prob be enjoyable. both are psychics and have funny scenes with some slice of life. if u like wither check out the other. 

report Recommended by Naruto_D_Uchiha

Strong psychics that underappreciate their powers just because they were born with them, but Saiki is a comedy while Mob is more of a drama. 

report Recommended by Gangloff

Both animes contain main characters with amazing psychic abilities, comedic dialogue, and events. Although Saiki K is a lot more comedic than Mob Psycho I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of both animes. 

report Recommended by tododecanela

They are both animes featuring the mc gifted with psychic powers. Both mc are overpowered but unpopular. Saiki k and Mob Psycho are both really funny shows which can easily make you laugh. The biggest difference is that I'd say Mob Psycho is mainly action while Saiki K is a comedy show. 

report Recommended by iT1g3r

Both main characters are psychic/have psychic powers and both are funny comedy anime :) 

report Recommended by Radoriii

Recommending Saiki K. for fans of Mob Psycho 100 feels a little redundant at this point; after all, I'm the 50th person to do so. But you can't go wrong with fifty recommendations - these shows are remarkably similar, with the only real difference being the style of humor. MP100 is more plot-oriented, while Saiki K. is gag-based shorts. Still, they're pretty much the same show, and if you like one, I can't imagine why you wouldn't like the other. 

report Recommended by n3k0rin

They are both comedy animes about an overpowered psychic. Saiki K is a more relaxed and casual approach and doesn't have all the emotional aspects that mob psycho aces, so it's great if you are searching for a fun and lighthearted anime.  

report Recommended by ganyupalta

Both protagonists have extraordinary psychic powers but just want to be normal teenagers. There is less comedy in Mob Psycho but it is worth the watch. 

report Recommended by fruitydazaifan

Both have crazy OP psychics powers. 

report Recommended by Charizardexbb

The main character has physic powers and each character has depth to them and character development happens gradually as you watch them in comical and serious situations-although compared to Saiki K. it a bit more focused on fighting and plot but still has the funny situations the mc has to try not to get involved in fully-All in all it is worth your time if you like the idea of ordinary people who happen to have psychic powers  

report Recommended by catjayp

A boy with psychic power who want to live normally. Both animes are very funny and share the same type of humor 

report Recommended by Messa_

- Both have a protagonist with a similair personality
- Both protagonists are incredibly powerful but just want to be normal
- The same style of comedy 

report Recommended by Clooooooooooo

Whenever I have anyone show interest in Mob Psycho, I always recommend The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. The concept itself of a young male lead with some form of enahnced power is alike for both series. While Mob Psycho generally focuses on its underlying plot point, it does also depict day-to-day experiences of its significant characters. As with Saiki K, each episode displays a slice of life aspect to the viewers involving various adversities and conflicts between the characters. While the goals of each main character differ from the other, the challenges they face are similar as they both struggle with forms of social and emotional acceptance. read more 

report Recommended by mxleficxrium

It has the same high-school setting, and both main characters are espurr's who have their fair share of struggles in their own life due to their powers. Both characters want a normal life, in addition, there are also quirky side characters in both anime that create funny and uncomfortable situations. This is a great anime if you want a show similar to Mob Psycho but is less serious and funnier with some slice of life.  

report Recommended by Sharp_Ninchirin9

both protagonists need to hide their powers from the rest of the world and meet other psychics too 

report Recommended by hakime13

Little guys with psychic powers! Both are hilarious to watch while still keeping some aspects of action involved. In Saiki K, the main character is more annoyed with his powers and puts in great efforts to hide them, while in Mob Psycho the main character doesn't really care and works for a silly conman. All of the characters are so fun to watch I love both of these animes!! They're great for some light binging or even entertainment while eating dinner. 

report Recommended by wiredghst

super powerful psychics and their chaotic lives... 

report Recommended by Rand0m_Pers0n_

Both Saiki and Mob experience the struggles of having powerful psychic powers.  Saiki tries to hide the fact he is a psychic from his friends, while Mob tries to keep his powers under control.  The comedy from both anime stems from their respective problems 

report Recommended by europepact

Psychics and over the top humor! 

report Recommended by s-a-l-t-i

Cike Wu Liuqi addpermalink

Similar senses of humour and art styles.
Both have a lot of charm, great characters, character designs & animation. 

report Recommended by JVskunkape

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Fantastic fight scenes, hilarious awkward comedic beats, and serious, yet heartwarming moments. Both MP100 and Scissor Seven hit all these beats, with lovable characters driving the plot forward. MP100's stronger plot-wise, while SS is more enemy-of-the-week, and SS's humor is more adult, relative to the middle-schooler-driven MP100. Both also feature highly experimental animation styles that lend themselves to be watched over and over again. If you liked (or loved, as I do) one, you will certainly like the other!!! 

report Recommended by denji83

'Absurd' is the perfect word to describe these shows. They're absurd, out-there, full of humor and hijinx, and they're all given character with great writing, humor, and an art style which, although not the norm, is very unique and a pleasure to watch (especially the action scenes!)
Emotional when they need to be, hitting all the right cues. A short series that will be worth your while. Chances are if you like one, you'll love the other as well!  

report Recommended by lowaltitude

Both have specific art-style and good animation, similar characters and humor 

report Recommended by Hikalynn

Both have good animation, story and music. "Cike Wu Liuqi" main character Seven is a lot like Mob. Strong but kind hearted. Both series has good humor. 

report Recommended by mahrjose

Is very fun, touching and much beauty 

report Recommended by RushiferuSama

Closest i can think with both similarities comedy, action, and animation is kind of similar but scissor seven being a chinese anime and both focus on the growth of MC.

Having watched all related series of Scissors Seven I can say this has got to be my #1 for chinese anime as chinese anime isn't that popular outside its country its really enjoyable and if you think thats all welp you gotta love the romance here it's mostly focused on the story of the mc which is already dope but add a sprinkle of romance "finally some good fvckin (Chinese) anime" and it gets better every season. 
You think the scores may be accumulated by bots or smt? I can positively say the score seems pretty accurate and even if bots do so you gotta love em for having good taste.
You may think im exagerating (maybe i am?) but this is genuinely how i meant to express dont let bias get over cuz its a chinese anime or this and that why not give it a try im sure youll enjoy it but if it doesnt suit you well atleast thanks for checking this out.  read more 

report Recommended by Tokwa_

erratic and fluid animation, striking colours and visuals, strange powers, action packed and found family trope 

report Recommended by just_a_crow

Both are action comedy series with psychic protagonists who have mentors that kind of scam them. Both also have pretty neat and beautiful animation. 

report Recommended by DeltaWDarko

Both has mc that are a psychic.
Same comedy style
Same story style 

report Recommended by HEBI_TAN

This is the only show that made me stop missing Mob for awhile. The mix of humor, intense plot, character arcs, and epic fight animations can only be found in Scissor Seven or Mob. 

report Recommended by Summerwild

Well, they both are based on random boys with special powers and how their environment is evolving.
However im pretty sure if u enjoyed or at least you found entertaining Scizor Seven, you will like Mob Psycho: They both have curious fights, a similar sense of humor, and also mcs have  "random" jobs xD that make sense knowing their abilities but still part of the comedy.
Hope u enjoy them! :) 

report Recommended by Manueh72

Both are hilarious with goofy humour but have really emotional/epic/serious moments.
Fantastic animation and fights. Large set of loveable side characters with their own chances to shine.
 

report Recommended by MJHbeaver

the vibe is soooo similar
-goofy humour, similar artstyle: simple character design and artstyle but still supremely animated (esp the fight scenes, god the fight scenes.) 
-both mains kinda awkward guys, go berserk at some point
-the small town/small village feeling with the cast of goofy characters 
-kind of episodic storyline that then evolves into full main storyline in the latter half of the show
-cast of characters around one concept (psychics in MP100 vs assassins in CWL)
-"bad" shadow organization 

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PT-BR

+Ambos os protagonistas tem um "poder" escondido
+Ambos são gentis e buscam a ajudar os outros
+Ambos são apaixonados por uma menina e tentam conquista-la
+Ambos possuem uma animação bem feita e um senso de humor parecido

English

+Both protagonists have a hidden "power"
+Both are kind and seek to help others
+Both are in love with a girl and try to win her over
+Both have a well done animation and a similar sense of humor 

report Recommended by Labautas

As of writing this, I am the eighth person to recommend Scissor Seven for fans of Mob Psycho 100. And for good reason - the art style, sense of humor, and characters are incredibly similar. If you're an MP100 fan looking to fill the Mob-shaped hole in your Mob-shaped heart, Scissor Seven just might fit the bill. 

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Hinamatsuri addpermalink

Unscrupulous adults using poor innocent ESPers for their own nefarious ends.

Very similar sense of humour, more exaggerated in Mob Psycho. 

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you should watch these anime if you like comedy genre involving psychic power and some fighting. Mob psycho is more about fighting in school, while in hinamatsuri is fighting between mafia group. 

report Recommended by lswarmruler

Both deal with deadpan psychic teenagers. While MobPsycho deals with the issues of Adolescence and Hinamatsuri is just one hell of a good time, they both have amazing characters, comedic timing, and beautiful animation to truly sell the Psychic-based comedy. Both are masterpieces of their specific genres. 

report Recommended by SyntaxMishe

Both have comedy elements about people with psychokinesis powers 

report Recommended by Mexican_Honoka

Middle school, socially awkward, insanely strong esper with a questionable authority figure recommending them/their friends do suspicious jobs? Perfection. Mob and Hina are both OP espers just trying to get through their daily, socially stunted lives with the occasional psychic battle on the side. With their relatively ordinary friends and their fellow espers (not quite as strong, though), they experience heartwarming relationships and life lessons. 

report Recommended by Alyss_K

Both shows have mentors that teach their pupils important lessons about life and how they should use restraint. The meaning of caring for someone, and family.

Obviously Esp, need I explain further.

But most importantly, both have huge character development that leaves you stunned and shocked, but also fulfilled and happy that you got to see them grow and mature. 

report Recommended by Jei-kun

Hinamatsuri and Mob Psycho have a similar setup to one another, with both of them starring an Esper child and a "parent" figure. Both shows are comedy-focused, but Mob Psycho's comedy is more in your face compared to Hinamatsuri, but they both have similar skits at times. Both main Psychic children are bad at expressing emotions, and both "parent" figures have similar interactions with the world around them. The plotline of the shows is similar, in which things happen without a proper "goal". The side characters in both shows are really well setup when skits revolve them, but the main duo is where the comedy mostly comes from. But at the end of the day, both shows will have you laughing! read more 

report Recommended by deddaccount

Both shows have characters with psychic powers. Both are comedic in nature. 

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Guardian of an esper. Hinamatsuri and Mob Psycho 100 both follow an adult with a questionable job end up having to take care and use a child esper to their benefit.

Hinamatsuri has yakuza Nitta take care of esper Hina. MP100 has self-proclaimed exorcist Reigen take care and teach Mob about being an esper, and make him exorcise spirits for Reigen.

Both are good comedy anime sharing a similar taste in the humour for each anime. 

report Recommended by NextUniverse

These two shows are surprisingly similar in a lot of ways. Both the main protagonists are overpowered magical espers, and both the show focuses on comedy. But Hinamatsuri has a lot of sad and profound moments that made me cry and truly made me fall in love with the show. I just want more people to watch Hinamatsuri, honestly 

report Recommended by FrauHolly

It's psychic and comedy. I like psychic a lot but it's not that many anime in psychic theme 

report Recommended by Lily452

Comedy slice of life anime with ESP possessing children as the main characters. Mob Psycho is more of a fighting anime though while Hinamatsuri is more slice of life. 

report Recommended by Eziprez

- Both series feature main characters with special powers.
- Both have a lovable man with a questionable reputation as the main supporting character.
- Both series have an amazing and highly likeable set of secondary characters.
- Both series provide commentary on major aspects of everyday life
- Both animes also have a very good manga. 

report Recommended by Gosplan14

They're both about esper children that are mostly emotionless, but get into wacky situations because of the people around them. 

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Dandadan addpermalink

Similar supernatural elements, psychic powers, comedy and a bit of romance  

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Similar fluid animation and features a schoolboy battling supernatural entities. 

report Recommended by Dimitar_Dakovski

- Animation is similar 
- Similar Tone 
- Similar Color Scheme
- Unique story structure in the medium of Battle Shonen
- Aliens, Psychosis and Ghosts 
- Unique Main Characters Duo's 

report Recommended by TaifSux

Similar art style with a lot of moving stuff and chaotic high energy line work.
Psychic powers, ghosts, aliens.
Similar kind of quirky humor
Intense action. 

report Recommended by Khashishi

Both anime involve psychic battles against ghosts and otherworldly beings, featuring incredibly endearing casts of characters and heartfelt moments. Although, Dandadan has a more crude and raunchy comedy style.  

report Recommended by Ridzaxster

Both shows have psychic/supernatural fights with abilities, both shows have otherworldly/weird ghosts/aliens to fight, both shows have unique animation. 

report Recommended by gnomicCirratum

Wacky series with yokai, aliens, and a lot of heart at their core. 

report Recommended by Xschott14

both are a mix of supernatural, action, and comedy
- same "weird" vibes 
- introvert male protagonist has a badass transformation
- psychic powers
- fighting ghosts and other supernatural creatures
- similar art style/animation
 

report Recommended by moonlighteevee

-World: Both anime are soaked with supernatural elements as well as psychic powers.
-Humor: Both of these anime incorporate humor with intense action and tension.
-Visuals: Both Dandadan and Mob Psycho 100 have a very unique feel visually.

In general, these two anime are quite the same in terms of world, humor, and visuals. You will enjoy these two anime. 

report Recommended by Danjin_Sou

If you loved Mob Psycho as much as I did, Dandadan is perfect for you! The same hilarious supernatural chaos and so much more is condensed in this new series, it has that same spark that made Mob Psycho so much fun. 

report Recommended by SoulB_

has the same absurd humor, and also the same graphic. they both have a gorgeous graphic 

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Boku no Hero Academia addpermalink

-both animated by BONES 
-both feature a boy who has yet to learn to control his incredible powers
-both main characters appear to be weak and desire to protect others  

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Both are animated by Bones and are very fluent, consistent and overall stylish with animation. Both have pretty rad supernatural elements (MP100 with psychic type powers and BnH focuses on a variety of superhero powers) Both use uncommon shots, camera angles and funky perspectives for fight scenes. Both have a unique style that you won't find in many other shows. 
Boku no Hero Academia is less comedy based than Mob Psycho 100 and Mob Psycho 100 has more of a psychedelic vibe, especially with its opening. Boku no Hero Academia has more characters and a slightly more polished style than Mob Psycho 100.
If you enjoyed the animation and artistic innovation of one series, you will probably enjoy the other. read more 

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Similarities:
- Both shows revolve around super powers,
- Protagonists share same traits, they are rather socially akward but kind-hearted at the same time,
- In both anime main characters fights with evil organisation

However Boku no Hero Academia has more shounen characteristic traits than Mob Psycho.  

report Recommended by Mochirona

Two action series about those with powers that aim for a traditionally male teenage demographic. The protagonists of both series are weak people granted extraordinary powers that they have to learn to control throughout the series with the help of a mentor figure. Both anime adaptations were handled by Studio Bones. 

report Recommended by PowerCaller

Both shows give off a very similar feeling and the cast is around the same age. 

report Recommended by mewinblue

Both anime feature incredibly powerful main characters that are still unable to control their super powers. Both of them are also aware that those powers do not make them special or better that anyone else, which adds a very nice layer of depth to the character.  

report Recommended by KarenPyamuPyamu

- Action/Comedy/"Shounen"
- They are both about a young boy who can't control their power.
- Studio Bones.  

report Recommended by ExiLec

This is a similar show to My Hero Academia in the sense of the basic feel for the show. When watching this, you will notice that there is not supposed to be a serious atmosphere. This is a comedy in pretty much most senses, there is no danger for the main character because of how OP he is. There are some epic fight scenes, just like My Hero Academia, that make you super hype! And after, and even during some of the fights, they add humor to make you remember that. That there is NO NEED TO FEAR, just ENJOY the epic scene!!!! Its so funny, and incredibly enticing. I watched this, just like my My Hero Academia, in a binge over the weekend. So I highly recommend this! read more 

report Recommended by piggle66

Helping others. My Hero Academia and Mob Psycho 100, rather than plot, have similar characters, namely, Midoriya and Mob.

They are both warmhearted people with superpowers who try their very best for personal progression as well as helping others.

Both are good action-comedy anime with great eye candy to experience. 

report Recommended by NextUniverse

Supernatural!Similar antagonists!Development!Great humour!Both of these animes have done a great job in handling these elements.Both have great character development.Both have great animation.Both have lovable casts. 

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Jujutsu Kaisen addpermalink

Master - Student pair in both ANIME. 
Masters (Sensei) are very cool & funny character in both Anime. 
Overpowered Protagonist. 
Art & Animation are excellent. 
Supernatural Anime with plenty of action. 
 

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Both are series based on spirits so the action is pretty similar. Both MC have really cool teachers and the animation of both series is awesome. 

report Recommended by Cracker-kun

they both are action animes with comedy and both very amazing 

report Recommended by ribokuassfucker

Both have supernatural monsters and powers. 

report Recommended by Jeffrobro

Mob Psycho and JJK have basically the exact same premise; there are spirits harassing people around Japan, so we have to go stop them!

Mob Psycho uses this in a more comedic approach, while JJK does the opposite, being much more serious, and relying much more on it's action.

Both are great shows, and its really interesting to see how they both handle a very similar story concept. 

report Recommended by slimysteak

Both shows involve likable and gifted characters battling against mysterious cursed spirits that represent the worst of humanity, while also being incredibly funny! 

report Recommended by Scizorrat

Both have demons. People fight with people and the supernatural element fits somewhere in between. One OP character. Mob 100 is more on gag side, JJK is more Drama/Horror. 

report Recommended by FuchsiaPhantasm

Jujutsu Kaisen is a shonen anime that has lots of great animated fights with great directions just like Mob Psycho :) 

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FLCL addpermalink

Fantastical allegories for male adolescence. These hilarious action series ponder the eternal question: What does it take to be cool and mature? As the protagonist encounters various authority figures, the story explores various possible answers through increasingly crazy battles.

The main difference is that FLCL leaves the interpretation up to the audience. Mob Psycho 100 is very straightforward in its delivery. 

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If you are looking for extremely expressive animation and bizarre story these are the shows for you. Animation in these shows is extremely good and it's followed by exciting music, although Mob relays on instrumental while FLCL uses music by band called The Pillows. 

Although both stories are mostly weird Mob Psycho 100 is easier to understand and follow.  

report Recommended by opasnimiki

Mob Psycho is actually a pretty unique and worthwhile series. Sort of like a mixture of FLCL, One Punch Man, Jujutsu Kaisen, and March Comes in Like a Lion. That may seem like a weird fusion, but it totally works in my opinion. Uses an exciting shonen action frame to discuss significant, resounding themes. 

report Recommended by cam609lee

In both, its strong point is its incredible animation with its great and original variety of styles. Crazy battles accompanied by a great soundtrack and well built and developed characters which bring a touch of seriousness to their works. 

report Recommended by _Spiki_

Both are coming of age stories about young men with exceptional abilities kind of. One is more about nostalgia while the other is more about growing up. 

report Recommended by Uvemvane99

FLCL and Mob Psycho 100 are both wacky coming of age stories involving a middle schooler finding himself in weird supernatural situations. While Mob Psycho 100 is less weird, it still has it’s moments, but is overall much more grounded compared to the insane FLCL. Fans will want to check out the other, hopefully! 

report Recommended by SebCyrSC2000

both are focused around the insane visuals and the wonderfully weird characters and world  

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Xian Wang de Richang Shenghuo addpermalink

Another series with OP main character. Funny daily life stories. Low profile. I really recommend Mob Psycho 100 tho it is a little bit underrated and the picture is "artistic". 

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-Both series have an OP low profile MCs.
-Both MCs hides their true power so that they lead a normal life.
-Both MCs true power unleash when they are guided by their emotion.
-Both MCs have a pet/friend who used to be their enemy. 

report Recommended by Shefin

both have op, low profile MCs 

report Recommended by SomethinClever

Both have a very overpowered main character that just wants to lead a 'normal' life. They also both suppress their emotions for others safety. 

report Recommended by Wise123

This is also about a hugely overpowered teenager who is trying to keep his emotions under wraps in order to stop himself from unleashing his true power. An absolute 10/10 on animation, story, characters and music, I cannot recommend this show enough. 

report Recommended by utiLITarianism

Both have similar MC's and are both op, both have a enemy that turns into a "pet/friend thing", and many others. Also both have great animation, although mob psycho's animation just hits different  

report Recommended by Robbie__________

Both series feature a protagonist with immense powers struggling to learn how to feel and connect with others while keeping their powers in check. They are both coming-of-age stories emphasizing emotional growth and interpersonal relationships. Also, the main characters in both are probably autistic. 

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Mashle addpermalink

This and OPM: fans of One's style of storytelling will likely find themselves at home with Mashle. Primarily because of the protagonist who also happens to have an odd personality in comparison to the characters and world around them. I also found that the comedy was fairly similar. 

report Recommended by Cartier117

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If you’re into Mashe Burnedad’s overpowered, aloof charm then you'll love Mob and his unmatched psychic powers and the complexities of his suppressed/introverted/reserved demeanor! Also, pretty funny too!  

report Recommended by blvkTsunade

Both have strong mc's and both work out 

report Recommended by DillanSmokes

These 2 works share a similar concept; both main characters are individuals with physical appearances that might make you think, "This character must be really weak." But don't be mistaken; you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. In fact, you're dealing with immensely powerful characters! Mashle carries this concept well, this time in a world where magic is essential, and those without magic are despised! 

report Recommended by Nezzuji

gives the same vibes, both are funny and revolves around magic. mob psycho is a really good anime 

report Recommended by Amethyst546

Main protags are simple-minded, pure-hearted, overpowered and even have similar hairstyles 

report Recommended by _Nai-chan

"Mashle" and "Mob Psycho 100" share some notable similarities. Both series feature incredibly powerful protagonists in their respective universes, with elements of comedy and exploration of deeper themes such as self-acceptance and personal development. Additionally, both have a strong emphasis on character development and have distinct artistic styles 

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Anime: JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 4: Diamond wa Kudakenai

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 4: Diamond wa Kudakenai addpermalink

Both shows take place in one city filled with supernatural and sometimes bizarre phenomenons. Plots of these two animes tell stories centered around school student finding an adult mentor and having various adventures together and with their friends, all covered in well implemented slice of life and comedy elements. 

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Noragami addpermalink

Supernatural battles and a similar student/mentor relationship at the center. The "mentors" (Yato and Reigen, respectively) are often silly/comic relief/over-the-top, but they can and do get serious for the sake of their students and are genuinely good mentors to them. Also have similar monster designs. 

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Ousama Ranking addpermalink

Anime for adolescents! Coming of age story of a pacifistic young boy with ~stylish~ animation. I would show these anime to children. 

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Akira addpermalink

Mob Psycho 100 can be described as Akira's more wacky cousin.

Both feature non-adults that possess psychic powers, some innate (e.g. Shigeo and Akira himself), others the result of experimentation and it is the result of the heroes and companions to rescue children/teenagers who possess such power from being used for malicious purposes. 

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Great Teacher Onizuka addpermalink

Reigen Arataka and Onizuka are highly similar in character: People who at first glance, would seem like swindlers or frauds. More than that, what makes them similar is, they genuinely care for their sidekicks/students and are ready to protect them from any harm that they may encounter. 

Imo, both Reigen's design, as well as character, is heavily inspired by Onizuka. Both also possess that subtle charisma and self-confidence that makes viewers like them. 

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Hunter x Hunter (2011) addpermalink

no one make a recommendation to HxH? okay, the similariity between these 2 animes is in the way they tend to over-expaining something narratively though MPS's was more humorous and yet it's rare to see any anime that put narration dominant in a  episode. 

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Ping Pong the Animation addpermalink

- Similar fluid and exaggerated art-style
- Energtic OST
- Bowl-cut protagonist 

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Kill la Kill addpermalink

- Over the top music
- Over the top designs
- Over the top art
- Over the top actions
- Over the top reactions
- Over the top movement
- High School setting

Stylistically they're very similar, but they have very different plots and characters.  

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Charlotte addpermalink

Although both of these stories are different, they do share some similarities.

- Both have an overpowered protagonist
- Both have a high school setting
- People with supernatural powers
- Both protagonists have a younger sibling who awakens their powers later on
- An organisation tries to go after people with those supernatural abilities 

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Soul Eater addpermalink

I get similar vibes from both animes: 

-Unique and different style 
-Amazing animation
-Maybe the soundtrack
 

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Kotoura-san addpermalink

Though Mob Psycho 100 and Kotoura-san are undeniably drastically different series, with the former being primarily a fast-paced action series and the latter being primarily a drama-focused series, I urge anyone who enjoys either of these shows to give the other a chance. 

Though the pacing and genres of these shows are different, in both you'll find touching coming-of-age stories about main characters who struggle to come to terms with their psychic powers. 

Both have their fair share of comedy and light-hearted scenes to go along with their heavier scenes, and though I would argue that the comedy in MP100 is better timed and hits more often than it does in Kotoura-san, Kotoura-san definitely still has it's share of funny scenes. 

If it matters to you, both series also feature school-settings and have some focus on different clubs. 

Once again, these series definitely both have some of the same strong points with supernatural and coming-of-age themes, and if you liked one for any of these reasons, I highly recommend checking the other out! read more

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Ansatsu Kyoushitsu addpermalink

-Both deal with themes of growing up and understanding yourself
-Both are riddled with comedy at first, but turn into emotional roller coasters in their second seasons
-Both prominently feature a student-teacher relationship
-Both also feature lots of side characters who get their own arcs, helping to flesh out the world as one where not just our main characters are troubled by conflict 

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Kai Byoui Ramune addpermalink

Both shows revolve around the main character having the ability to see "the supernatural" and their sensei guiding them. I do have to mention that there aren't any psychic powers in Kai Byoui Ramune as there are in Mob Psycho 100. Though Dr. Ramune doesn't have money on his mind while guiding their pupil. 

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Kekkai Sensen addpermalink

I'm really surprised no one has done this.

Both Kekkai Sensen and Mob psycho feature an insecure boy trying to figure out life and their powers.

Both protagonists have passive personalities. 

Both have a totally different visual style but feature unique animation.

If you like lovable scumbags that somehow develop the MC (aka- Reigen/Dimple for MPO or Libra for BBB) then I would recommend this.

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Kemono Jihen addpermalink

Both main characters do not have many friends and are always lonely because nobody understands them. Turns out mob and the main character dorotabo have powers and they meet a man who eventually becomes their sensei. The senseis accept the kid and take them in as their apprentice to go on journeys to deal with evil forces/ghosts/ghouls etc. As the main characters spends time with the sensei, they begin to open up and grow as a character.  

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Natsume Yuujinchou addpermalink

They both share the same theme, just Natsume is more serious, while Mob Psycho is comedy 

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Trigun addpermalink

Trigun and Mob Psycho both engage with deep philosophical questions relating to violence, nonviolence, and the value of human life. The protagonists are also similar in that they both have immense power, and engage with the responsibility that comes with it.

Mob Psycho is, however, much more lighthearted and comedic than Trigun, and takes a more optimistic tone overall. 

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3-gatsu no Lion addpermalink

Similar to sangatsu, Mob Psycho is rich with well written characters. If you liked the introspective aspect Sangatsu and a well-paced coming of age story of a young relatable boy, then this is a good show to give a shot. 

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Shinsekai yori addpermalink

BOTH ANIME HAVE SIMILIAR IN : 

POWER 
friendship 
great plot 
good music !!! 

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Gintama addpermalink

Both shows are very funny, but sometimes they have serious moments. In both series, attention is paid to "strange" organizations, whose leaders possess great charisma. 

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Blood Lad addpermalink

Both anime have a violent dark comedy humor, strong main character with a supernatural twist, and quirky animation that gives them similar vibe.   

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Mieruko-chan addpermalink

both animes are about the main character are able to see ghosts. They are gifted in the 6th sense. For Mob, he is able to exorcist demons, and for Meiruko, so far nothing can protect her because her spiritual powers is way too strong.

I enjoy both of them because after every episode, its very wholesome and heartwarming.  

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Anime: Subarashiki Kono Sekai The Animation

Subarashiki Kono Sekai The Animation addpermalink

Both have a focus around teens with psychic powers in a urban fantasy setting and fighting enemies with said psychic powers as well too and having a outcast mc being mentored by a cooler old guy as well too.  

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Komi-san wa, Comyushou desu. addpermalink

they both follow a socially akward high school character who wants to make friends but can't because of their social anxiety 

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Ao no Exorcist addpermalink

They both have brothers, the older brother is seemingly gifted with some kind of power.  They both exorcise some spirits. 

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Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann addpermalink

- timid, anxious, "small" but strong main protagonist 
- timid boy becomes wise man
- real life lessons beneath the action
- theme of energy
- instant powers
- "explosive" and spectacular action 

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Grand Blue addpermalink

What does a show about diving and a show about supernatural, telekinetic powers have in common? The body improvement club! While they serve different purposes narratively, the muscular dudes in both Grand Blue and Mob Psycho serve as the lovable guidance in the series that help the protagonist grow into a better person through their sheer kindness and willpower. 

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Colorful (Movie) addpermalink

Beautiful journey of self discovery and change 

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Anime: Zettai Karen Children: The Unlimited - Hyoubu Kyousuke

Zettai Karen Children: The Unlimited - Hyoubu Kyousuke addpermalink

Both have espers who are extremely powerful. One is about ghosts and they both show how people aren't comfortable with esper powers. 

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Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei addpermalink

Both of these shows have a groovy, unique artistic style and off-the-wall humor. Mob Psycho contains a lot of action and combat that The Tatami Galaxy lacks, but they are both quirky, interesting little shows that make you think. Did I mention the phenomenal animation?  

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Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan 2 addpermalink

If you enjoy anime with "psychic" characters these are comedy shows that focus on the life of an over powered psychic/esper.
Both shows have great character design, OST's and similar senses of humour. 

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Enen no Shouboutai addpermalink

Both have awesome fights and great action animation.
Both have young main characters that have incredible powers.
Both have older and more experienced characters that guide the younger protagonists on the right path, encouraging them to use their powers to help other people in need. 

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One Punch Man 2nd Season addpermalink

Both are based on manga/webcomic by the same creator ONE. They both have similar art styles, character designs & humour. Both main characters have the same bored/uninterested expressions on their faces most of time and can also get serious and lose that expression and be quite formidable. 

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Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! addpermalink

It remindeds one of Chuunibyou as one of the characters wonders whether Mob (the protagonist) has Chuunibyou, only that Mob's powers are real, so it's like Chuunibyou but with real supernatural powers.

The set of main characters are in their second year of junior high school and undergoing great emotional upheavals and life crisis, so the overall psychological situation of the characters is very similar. 

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Bungou Stray Dogs addpermalink

- Both deal with working in a detective agency
- Characters with special gifts and abilities
- Both have comedic tones underlying the serious plot 

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Anime: Arifureta Shokugyou de Sekai Saikyou

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If you didn't care about the character designs and CGI and loved the fights in Mob Psycho 100, then Arifureta is the perfect choice for you. Even though the CGI and character designs of 'monsters' are not good, the character design of the main characters is too pure. And the fights are almost mesmerizing which will make you rewatch the anime many times. 

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Bucchigiri?! addpermalink

A similar balance of gag comedy and fighting and spirit 

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Gunjou no Magmell addpermalink

Both involve an MC that is overpowered but doesn't show it
Like Mob the plot circles around the MC's job, however, Gunjou no Magmell is all mini-arcs  

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Kaiba addpermalink

Both are very well animated and experimental, while also being genuinely touching despite having generally wacky looking character designs. I'd consider both shows to be pretty character driven stories, and side characters from either show end up being pretty memorable despite not being focused on much. There are also similar themes addressed. Kaiba is definitely a more upsetting watch, but I'd say both shows manage a weird mix of both light-hearted and emotional. 

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Anime: Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan: Ψ-shidou-hen

Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan: Ψ-shidou-hen addpermalink

Both popular gag parody comedies that both follow super powered (extremely so) psychic main characters.
Both shows have great characters, art styles and OSTs.
Both have similar senses of humour. 

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Anime: Sayonara no Asa ni Yakusoku no Hana wo Kazarou

Sayonara no Asa ni Yakusoku no Hana wo Kazarou addpermalink

Family with the alien one. Mob Psycho 100 and Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms both follow a non-human being paired up with a family with a regular human being.

Though, Mob is being used for Reigen's antics of exorcism. Promised Flower gives more of a family situation at hand.

Both are great anime with amazing visuals in their own respective rights. Though MP100 is more comedy, borderline parody. Whilst Promised flower is a nice drama in a fantasy realm.

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Bakemono no Ko addpermalink

Taken in. Mob Psycho 100 and The Boy and The Beast follow kids taken in by someone in a manner that is along the lines of parenting, but they act as a guardian.

MP100 follows esper Mob trying to make good use of his powers via Reigen and his business, Boy and Beast are similar with an irresponsible Kumatetsu pair up with a bratty Ren, both making each other grow stronger by pointing out their different flaws.

Both are good anime with there being action in both, as well as some comedy. Though MP100 is more ingrained in the two genres than the lighter Boy and Beast.

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Wonder Egg Priority addpermalink

Young students, some weird monsters, and a ton of fighting. MP100 and WEP have a lot of differences between the two but they cross paths with young individuals being tasked to go out and use their unnatural abilities to fight those that cause havoc. 

MP100 does this with Mob and the world of espers and spirits, WEP does this with Ai and her group in these unearthly atmospheres reigned by demons of some kind. Both anime also have a supplier type character who sets them on such missions. 

Would also like to point out the drastic presentation differences of how MP100 is essentially something that would most likely be for a shounen demographic in comparison to the mentally breaking real world WEP doesn't take too many laughs at. Both are very good visual pieces if nothing else.
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Mairimashita! Iruma-kun addpermalink

Both are about a young boy learning to stand up for himself more and that being selfish is something that is necessary sometimes, while collecting an entourage of friends made through sheer knidness. Mob and Iruma are definitely up there for goodest boys. 

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Kimetsu no Yaiba addpermalink

Both of these anime have really good animation and nuts fight scenes, and both of these are very captivating to watch.  

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Kiznaiver addpermalink

Both main characters have trouble with displaying emotion 

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Noblesse addpermalink

Both school settings where the main character is secretly one of the strongest beings in existence. Both can have similar goofy/silly humour to go alongside this. 

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JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken (TV) addpermalink

Unique art style, bizarre characters , Amazing fights with some comedy as a side. Definitely recommended. 

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Bocchi the Rock! addpermalink

Both Mob Psycho 100 and Bocchi the Rock! have unique animation and humor.

Both shows also star a socially awkward main character trying to overcome there social anxiety.  

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Steins;Gate addpermalink

Both animes have similar characteristics that really make connection with people which are
self-improvement, repentance, perseverance, and failure  

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Skip to Loafer addpermalink

Overall they may not seem all that similar, Mitsumi is an ordinary high school girl while Mob is an insanely powerful esper but I think they are similar in the sense of their wholesomeness. 

Both explore the everyday lives of a 14/15 year old student and the audience gets to watch these characters fall down and get back up again (quite literally), as they push themselves to become better, not giving up on achieving their goals. If you enjoyed STL because of Mitsumi’s attitude you might also find yourself enjoying watching Mob too.

Both of these series are also super funny but can be super emotional and moving too. Both series show love in all its forms, with the bonds shared between characters being one of the things that makes them both so wonderful. read more 

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xxxHOLiC addpermalink

The main protagonist is an introvert and lonely boy who can see ghosts, have a dumb master that loves doing things for money, a funny entity, they both like a super sweet girl. In my head Mob is for the guys and XXXholic is for the girlys (joking) 

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Odd Taxi addpermalink

- Non-neurotypical main character. Has certain special abilities but difficulty navigating social situations with their peers. Doesn't emote very much/very well.
- Colorful and interesting art style
- Not the kind of art style you'd enjoy if you want to be thirsty for some pretty characters. Just not that kind of show in either case.
- Utterly sincere main character surrounded by charming scammer-types, whom you can root for against the worse-intentioned less-charming criminal types.

Both of these shows are technically action genre, but the resolution of problems has much more to do with confronting the personal issues and motivations of the antagonists, who are often morally grey or confused instead of outright villainous. The main character isn't your typical hero, and their unusual-ness helps highlight the mundane humanity of everyone else. When the action does hit, you'll be on the edge of your seat. But in between you'll get to enjoy the humor of a couple people just being kinda awkward around each other. read more 

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Kiseijuu: Sei no Kakuritsu addpermalink

This may seem like a contradictory recommendation, as the two reside in different genres/tones/story styles. To put it simply: Parasyte: the Maxim is a sci-fi horror-thriller and Mob Psycho is pretty much the opposite. That said, the core of both of these stories is in parallel. They are both stories about compartmentalizing and stifling ones emotions in order to navigate ones life and experiences. Both protagonists grow by finding a way to get in touch with their emotions and accept themselves for who they are. They learn how to process their emotions and their respective genres and worlds serve as a landscape to showcase this journey. If you are interested in sci-fi, horror or thrillers and you loved the core of Mob's character arc, then give Parasyte: the Maxim a chance! read more 

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Choujin Locke addpermalink

The most powerful esper on the planet fighting enemies weaker than him 

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Nichijou addpermalink

Both series have wacky humor and over the top animation. both take place in a quirky city
 

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Dark Gathering addpermalink

After death the bad spirits stay behind to haunt and some people in these animes can even see them and exorcise them.
Even if "Mob psycho" and "Dark Gathering" have different focus but their basic story is the same. That is they are both a world of extraterrestrials.
In Mob psycho, Mob can see and exorcise spirits using his psychic powers on the other hand in Dark Gathering Yayoi can see and capture them. So they are pretty comparable. 

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Black Clover addpermalink

Shounen, great fighting scenes, power, sci-fi, strong protagonist.
Both have good animation and character designs.
I recommend you guys to watch both. 

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Gate Keepers addpermalink

Gate Keepers really feels like a spiritual successor to Mob Psycho.

Premise - ESP wielding Japanese teens balance their struggle against the supernatural and maturing alongside their peers. Ensemble cast of quirky, distinctive kids with a variety of powers centered around the Protagonist.

Protagonist - Shigeo is different from Shun certainly. Shigeo's OP, Shun isn't really. But this ties in nicely in my head-canon, because Shun from Gatekeepers is voiced by Sakurai Takahiro, who also voices Reigen on Mob. Shun is always overly cocky and extroverted, so in my mind its kind of like a Reigen-centric coming of age prequel xD 
(What if Reigen had powers as a kid and lost them, and then lies so much to compensate for this loss later in life? :OO)

Bonus connection - The design of one of the characters on GK, Kageyama Reiji, reminds me strongly of when we first meet Hanazawa Teru in Mob. (Blond, aloof, uses powers to gain popularity and influence within the school, etc) read more 

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Anime: JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 3: Stardust Crusaders

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 3: Stardust Crusaders addpermalink

Jojo's bizarre adventure literally says it in the title but mob psycho is more bizarre than a lot of the parts in my opinion it's a funny show with a great story and a (somewhat) original one at that. I'm sure everyone who watches the first season would love it. 

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Level E addpermalink

Similar in terms of animation although Level E is more polished & both deal with the supernatural. 

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Inuyashiki addpermalink

Both series deal with a similar theme of characters who are very different from one another and how they use their extraordinary powers. Though Mob has more characters with powers then Inuyashiki and as such is able to explore more, both are sure to captivate anyone who's interested in the theme. 

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Anime: Gakkou no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!

Gakkou no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!! addpermalink

-Though, each episode of Hanako-san is about three minutes, it delivers a clever-but-a-little-cheesy but just right comedy. It was a 90s anime anyways!! (not saying they're all bad.. i loved them LOL)
-Both have relations to excorsising and dealing with spirits and super natural.
-Both protags just want to help people in need. 
-Little spirit that accompanies them.
-Protagonists look alike, if you care about that !
-Pretty powerful protagonists
-Simple art style 

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Anime: Muhyo to Rouji no Mahouritsu Soudan Jimusho

Muhyo to Rouji no Mahouritsu Soudan Jimusho addpermalink

Clients go to the office to report on the supernatural phenomena they experienced while giving details and exorcising them afterwards. 

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Anime: Tensei shitara Dainana Ouji Datta node, Kimama ni Majutsu wo Kiwamemasu

Tensei shitara Dainana Ouji Datta node, Kimama ni Majutsu wo Kiwamemasu addpermalink

Both of these shows have well-animated psychic/magic action scenes that express a similar style and vibe, especially in later episodes. Both main characters are OP and have a strong dichotomy between who they are in and out of battle. Both shows have a small, floating, supernatural, and somewhat irritating sidekick.

The main difference is that 7th Prince uses mild ecchi as relief while Mob Psycho uses gag comedy. 

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Kuroko no Basket addpermalink

The main character of both shows have a lack of presence and tend to be underestimated by their "enemies" and sometimes by their allies as well they also have very similar personalities.
This shows are action packed but also have comedy which makes a perfect balance. 

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Sankaku Mado no Sotogawa wa Yoru addpermalink

Both revolve around the occult and taking care of incidents incurred by it. They also have a guy taking care and making use of the protagonists' special abilities.  

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Sci-Fi Harry addpermalink

These titles have some points in common.
- A physically weak protagonist with strong psychic powers, which can affect physical objects.
- Many spoons are bent.
- There is a persistent ghost.
- There are fake psychics.
- And artificially produced psychics.
- The artificial psychics were produced by a secret organization, who wants to use artificial and natural psychics for its own purposes.
- The secret organization wants to use the protagonist, thus getting in conflict with him and his buddies. 

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Eizouken ni wa Te wo Dasu na! addpermalink

Eizouken and Mob Psycho are pretty different in terms of tone and subject matter, but where they both shine is in their animation. The teams of both have a clear passion for and deep respect of art and animation, and give unique spins to their styles to accentuate different aspects. Eizouken's sketchy sequences which blend imagination and reality are breathtakingly beautiful and extremely fun, while MP100 uses techniques like paint-on-glass to capture an ethereal and otherworldly vibe.

Humor is pretty similar for both series. Often, they will take "realistic" set-ups and exaggerate them for the sake of comedy, while still maintaining a down-to-earth feeling and sincere characters. Both follow unique and charming protagonists in a slice-of-life setting. 

Although one is a slice-of-life about making anime, and the other is a shounen about psychics, both are heartfelt, sincere anime about being true to yourself and putting in hard work to become the best possible version of yourself. read more 

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Hurricane Polymar addpermalink

• Both series feature a goofy con artist mentor figure (Kuruma Joe and Arataka Reigen)
• Both series feature a boy with a bowl haircut and an immense power which he keeps secret (Takeshi as Polymar and Mob as a psychic) 
• Both series feature a snarky comic relief non-human being (the dog and Ekubo)  

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Sousei no Onmyouji addpermalink

Twin Star Exorcists and Mob Psycho 100 are both shows, with a ridiculous team of people who exorcise evil spirits. Each series has some scenes that take place in a school. The protagonist(s) in each series are in middle school. Each show has a family dynamic, in Twin Star Exorcists it is more of a groups of people who basically consider each other family. There is also a ridiculous character, who is the boss of the protagonist(s).  

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Anime: Isekai One Turn Kill Neesan: Ane Douhan no Isekai Seikatsu Hajimemashita

Isekai One Turn Kill Neesan: Ane Douhan no Isekai Seikatsu Hajimemashita addpermalink

These two shows are very similar in the way that if you replace the Sister with Mob and The Scammer with the Boy MC, you get almost the same show, both animes feature funny comedy and fun almost slapstick gags every episode.  

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Fullmetal Alchemist addpermalink

FMA03 and MP100 have one really important thing in common, to me: despite featuring characters with awesome superpowers (and therefore potential for dozens of drawn-out epic fight scenes), they have a pointed focus on the NARRATIVE and EMOTIONAL stakes of each battle rather than the scale or badassery. It's a couple minutes of action framed by hours of context, reflections, trauma, evaluation, etc. What ultimately matters isn't the physical strength or creative abilities of the protagonist, but their reasons for acting the way they do and how they deal with the choices they make.

03!FMA is distinctly less prototypical-shounen-y than the source manga or Brotherhood adaptation, which to me is one of its strongest suits. Battles are incredibly few and far between, and last a couple minutes at maximum because the focus is instead on how the characters react to the conflict.

Mob Psycho 100 is concerned above all else with the mental and emotional state of its ridiculously powerful protagonist; the psychic abilities he wields themselves are entirely secondary to this. The story is about dealing with emotions far more than it is about using psychic powers, and I think it has that in common with 03FMA, which has very few and very intimate conflicts that serve the characters' development, rather than cool grand-scale alchemical duels between stronk dudes.

(Don't expect another Edward, though. If anyone Mob is much more like Alphonse.) read more

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Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei addpermalink

If you want to see the main character as a all powerful protagonist hero. I'll gladly recommend "Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei". In both anime the main protagonist is the most strongest yet no one recognized it first. And you can find similarity both in psychic and magical power. Hope you can enjoy both. 

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Anime: Kara no Kyoukai Movie 1: Fukan Fuukei

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Both anime feature a protagonist with supernatural powers in a world where that is quite rare, and they both are mostly underestimated by their opponenets. Another similairity is that they both mostly fight ghosts or spirits. They even both are part of some sort of exorcising agency, where they are not the boss but they are the most potent fighter. 

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Dr. Stone addpermalink

Both are very comedic but also have a serious and cool side to them, overall both very fun series with interesting characters and some serious undertones 

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Tokyo Ghoul addpermalink

Protagonists aren't very comfortable using their superhuman powers and find solace with people like them. Also the fight scenes are pretty similar. 

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Heion Sedai no Idaten-tachi addpermalink

Similar animation style and wacky comedy mixed with colorful fights. 

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Hug tto! Precure addpermalink

Mob Psycho 100 and Hugtto Precure have the same message. Reflected in both of their OPs, the message of "You can do anything! You can be anything! Your life is your own!" is very heartwarming and fans of one should probably watch the other. Although they have different genres, both have a similar overarching theme, as well as great characters. 

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Detroit Metal City addpermalink

Similarities:
-Mob and Negishi are quite similar in terms of personality (a very calm person who could change into someone different in a certain situation).
-Both focused on Comedy.
-Simple yet unique art style.

Differences:
-Detroit Metal City is about Music, while Mob Psycho 100 is about Supernatural things.
-DMC's comedy is more mature compared to the comedy in Mob Psycho 100. 

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Yuu☆Yuu☆Hakusho addpermalink

Both feature teenagers with powers in a world much like our own where monsters of some kind abound (spirits in Mob Psycho 100, demons in Yu Yu Hakusho).
Both main casts comprise:
-a protagonist with a lot of spirtual/psychic power (Mob and Yusuke)
-a goofy comic relief that still contibutes to the team on his on way (Reigen and Kuwabara)
-a ladies man that is originally a villain but turns good (Teru and Kurama)
-an edgelord that also turns good after being antagonistic at first (Ritsu and Hiei) 

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Space☆Dandy addpermalink

-Both were animated by Studio BONES and utilize animation techniques not often seen in anime.
-Dandy, the main character of Space Dandy, is similar to Reigen in the sense that they are both deadbeat adults that are always looking for ways to make easy money but are still very charming and likeable because of how humorous and sometimes absurd their antics are. 
-Despite their humorous nature however, both shows can be quite emotional at times, when they focus on human relationships and the loss of one's loved ones.
-Some key differences are the settings (Space Dandy is in space, while Mob Psycho in a small town) and the relevance of the deadbeat adult, in Mob Psycho he's just a secondary (but still relevant) chararacter, while in Space Dandy he's the protagonist. read more 

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Devilman: Crybaby addpermalink

There are two defining traits that come to mind when comparing these series. The first and probably most obvious is the supernatural theme. Both Devilman and Mob Psycho feature battles against supernatural forces, often delving into Lovecraftian-levels of horror. 

The second common trait is the use of unique art styles to create equally-unique character animation. The animators were not afraid to go off-model when creating scenes in both Devilman and Mob Psycho, showcasing warped and squished faces and bodies to excellent effect. The use of sakuga is also prevalent throughout both series.

So if you like supernatural horror-action pieces that showcase unique animation styles, you can't go wrong with either. Also, as a final note, they are both regarded as one of the best anime to come out in their respective year. Devilman is WAAAYY more mature than Mob in terms of content, but the similarities exist nonetheless. read more 

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One Piece addpermalink

-Great comedy
-OP Main character
 

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Sasaki to Pii-chan addpermalink

Both are action/comedy anime that has a powerful protagonist who tries to juggle normal life while being surrounded by people with psychic/super powers. Both Sasaki and Mob are guided by a "mentor" figure to achieve their goals. 

Mob 100 has more slice-of-life/school elements while Sasaki to Pii-chan has more isekai/fantasy element with office and adult elements. Both appear to have a laid-back approach while having a serious undertone.  

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Ongaku addpermalink

- Similar character designs, especially the facial features (mainly the eyes). 
- Both anime follow groups of Japanese kids, including delinquents, trying to find meaning in their lives.
- They share an offbeat sense of humor, though Mob is a lot more pronounced with its jokes, compared to the dryer humor in Ongaku.
- They shift to experimental, abstract animation styles during big emotional moments. 

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Anime: Rokudenashi Majutsu Koushi to Akashic Records

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You should really give this one a chance if you haven't watched it yet. 
-lighthearted when it needs to be
-You'll definitely like Glenn if you liked Reigen
-Dosen't have romance just for the sake of romance
-Funny and satisfying
-Touching teacher-student relationships 
 

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