Pluto

Same author, similar values, different plot. Rather than questioning if humans are good or bad through their actions. We question what humans really are through their differences between advanced robots, that are on the precipice of becoming 'human'. 

Both are written both by the same Mangaka. Both are overall crime thriller stories that challenge the readers way of thinking and have both a deeper thematical meaning below a phenomenal story that works on its own. 

As obvious as this recommendation is, Pluto and Monster are both masterpieces made by Urasawa Naoki, one of the best mangaka ever. These shows have elements of mystery that get viewers captivated into the story and many other side elements that eventually add to the main plot. The characters are interesting and question morale values, and what it means to be human. 

Same author, same vibes, both have amazing and deep character writing and both deal with philosophic questions. 

• One of the most renowned mangaka of the 21st century Naoki Urasawa is the creator behind both Monster and Pluto so obviously you will find lots of similarities in their story structure and characteristics. • Urasawa have a unique art style which fell very grounded and perfectly fits his storytelling. • Both Pluto and Monster are psychological thriller revolved around a serial killer. Villains in both the series are very well written and often considered as one of the best written villain in anime history. • Both follows non linear pattern of story telling and the mistey surround verious characters are being revilled slowly. There is no comidy and the characters felt very realistic unlike majority of the animes this days.  read more 

* Both are made by the same person, Urasawa Naoki. * similar art style * both have a great storyline 

Both are detective mangas made by Naoki Urasawa which deals with themes of hatred, malice within the human heart and suicide. 

Both works are periodically kept in suspense, personally, they evoke similar emotions after viewing 

The overall theme is about the future of Robots and its overall impact on humans. Both anime's leads are androids which become more deeper characters as the story progresses.  

• Both are psychological thriller anime set in a futuristic world where human and robots are trying to coexistence. • The protagonist of both the anime who happens to be a robot want to save the world from an unknown evil entity. • Their is no comidy in both the anime and the stakes in both the animes is always high their isn't a single dull moment.  

Both shows are SCI-FI: futuristic version of our own world where humans have learned to live comfortably alongside robots which have their own artificial intelligence as mind. 

• Both are psychological thriller anime set in a futuristic world where human and robots are trying to coexistence. • Their is no comidy in both the anime and the stakes in both the animes is always high their isn't a single dull moment.  

Both deal with the subject of AI and life. 

• Both Pluto and Death Note are psychological thriller revolved around a serial killer. Villains in both the series are very well written and often considered as one of the best written villain in anime history. • Their is no comidy in both the anime and the stakes in both the animes is always high their isn't a single dull moment.  

Great Animation + Great Storytelling + Amazing Characters. A must-watch. 

Both are set in a future where robots are very similar to humans, in appearence and behaviour. However Casshern Sins is set in a post-apocalyptic future where humans are almost extinct, while Pluto is set in a technologically advanced future where humans coexist with robots. Both are great shows!