Bleach: Sennen Kessen-hen

Both deal with supernatural evils and both fight with swords that each character has as a unique fighting style with. The set up of the warriors ranks and titles are very similar for both the good and bad sides. When watching this show my mind kept screaming Bleach (In a good way) and I think anyone who enjoyed Demon Slayer should at least give Bleach a look and vice versa.  

-Author of Black Clover stated Bleach was one of his inspirations -Personality of some characters aka Nozel and Byakuya, Kenpachi and Mereoleona, Jack the Ripper, and Nnoitora -Both MCs have an inner demon/darker personality residing inside  

Innately strong teen gains a power to fight demons 

They are similar in appearance, mainly black in color. The protagonist formed his strength and formation in the midst of the various speculations around him. The way they fight hard and survive amidst the constant risk of self-sacrifice is a common thread that I recommend this anime. 

Both are shounen, so both have the character tropes and concepts that all shounen anime have, which are pretty good imo. From lots of fights and cool abilities and skills to epic OST and plottwists - both have it all. Very easy to get invested you can just relax, lay back and enjoy the good ol' shounen era style anime. Also one of the “Big three” it is another Shōnen adventure that was written in the same period. It also contains great fights, good villains, and a story similar, and different then Naruto’s.  

Guys this is a classic! Everyone should watch this! No wonder my path in anime began with them. 

If you like the animated battle scene sketchy and eye-catching (Looks very powerful) then you might like the battle between Luffy, Shank, and Enemy Boss on One Piece Red Movie. 

If you like the animated battle scene sketchy and eye-catching (Looks very powerful) then you might like the battle in One Piece (Ep. >1000) 

Both have spunky orange hair leads and shinigami symbolism in it and also lots of stylish action and visuals as well too. 

It doesn't have much in common. But in my view they are the two most important anime of the year. Bleach shows the strength on another level that only the classics have in this years of seasional experiences. And it shows not only that there is a way to pass the manga to anime with excellence, but how an adaptation can significantly improve the story with punctual increments. Chainsaw shows two great things, the positive thing is that it takes a big step in the revolution that will happen in anime in the coming years in terms of production and direction in general. The negative is to show how the tone of a work is something primordial. Despite the excellence in the aforementioned part, "details" such as color palette, music, timing, pacing, focuses, etc. Were "misunderstood", making an extremely hyped anime that was a sure shot into something divisive. (the base material is excelente, the jokes and action are good, they just dont work cause the tone works against them) For those who like to understand the industry itself, I recommend these anime as a "study", they were two of the most important in recent years.. read more 

Bleach and Inuyasha are well-enjoyed long-running shows that dragged on and on with filler, but their sequel series manage to captivate the best parts while cutting out the fluff and providing the audience with an enjoyable experience. The final seasons are very special for these two anime because they manage to put a nice payoff as you watch your protagonists grow more powerful and overcome odds, and give you that ability to sigh and say "we're finally here" 

If you like the animated battle scene sketchy and eye-catching (Looks very powerful) then you might like All Might Punch on Boku No Hero Academia.