Kingdom 3rd Season

In both anime there are: * Brutal worlds where characters have to kill to stay alive. * Revenge for the lost ones. * Beautiful visuals. So if you like the elements mentioned you should definitely check them out.  

Charismatic leaders and great tactical stragies based on Chinese military history. Difference being that Paripi Koumei takes it into modern world while Kingdom stays historical. 

Both of these anime has military system and involve war and conspiracy  

This movie and season are comparable in the fact that both have a similar setting, that being a desertic landscape, the battle for a fortress, as well as the fight between our protagonist and an enemy's general (Guts vs Bosconge - Shin vs Hou Ken, and the other generals he fought this season). Both shows are characterized by strong female characters (Casca - Kyou Kai and Karyou Ten) and an inspiring leader, Ei Sei being the king of Qin who joins the coalition war in person at the city of Sai in the third season, and Griffith who is the leader of the Band of Hawk and wants his own kingdom (he also participates, like the previous character, in close combat). On the visual department Kingdom Season 3 doesn't match up to Studio 4°C's Berserk adaptation, despite it looking better than the last seasons of the show. Both use CG on the battles, Kingdom uses less of it on close-ups of characters and more on long-shots to allow all the battlefield landscape to be seen at once, while Berserk does both but arguably looks better (remember, movie budget). Berserk is also more explicit and tackles more mature elements in its story while Kingdom, despite its demography being that of a Seinen, has more anime tropes and gets considerably toned down compared to the manga (unlike Berserk). In any case, if you liked what Kingdom had to offer but wanted a more mature theme exploration check out Berserk, don't forget that despite being a medieval drama more fantastical elements get to happen in the story. If it's the other way around people recommend reading the manga of Kingdom first instead of the anime, I wouldn't know how true this statement is, having not read it myself, but I do have to say it's way harder to get into considering the amount of terminology and the large cast of characters since at times it also looks and feels very dull imo but I digress. Worth checking out if you're curious about how the medium of anime handles a war-like plot. read more 

Both of the anime talk about war and wartime tactics 

Both are huge war arcs with mostly the entire ensemble cast appearing from thus far in the show. If you liked kingdoms wars and the strategies involved I'm sure you will enjoy attack on titans 3rd season and beyond. 

Both of these shows are set in chinese period. Kingdom focuses on more of the warfare with occasional palace plots.  

Both are war epics with a good cast of characters. Kingdom has much more background material but I cannot recommend the first 2 seasons due to poor animation. I would highly suggest reading the manga instead (but I do know that is a lot to ask for) 

Manly muscular men duking it out in blood pumping action scenes, though in Baki the fights are more individual while in Kingdom is there is mor focus on army - but there is still plenty 1v1 fights in Kingdom. 

Both consist of most of the characters and countries we've only had sneak peeks at finally appearing and making for 2 amazing war arcs which are both incredible in their own rights. Both have a light tone with certain characters being more dark and brutal than others.