Wan Sheng Jie

Both are humorous shorts, based on Chinese series, which are entertaining and have very funny character interactions which are based around their relationships! The age of the characters are slightly different but both are very enjoyable and bite sized! 

Both cut comedies involving supernatural and mythical beings. Both by same author, Lingzi. Are separate stories however are set in the same universe. Fantastic, clever humour and character design. Colourful, cute, energetic animation. 

When I watched Wan Sheng Jie, I immediately thought it was similar to Saiki K. They're both Supernatural Slice-of-Life Comedies. Saiki K. has a school theme while Wan Sheng Jie has more of a roommates theme. And here are some similarity points: (I'll add more when I think of them.) Characters- There's a diverse cast in both, which are full of parodies. In Saiki K. there's the typical anime characters- delinquent, pretty girl, super energetic class rep, the stereotypical dumb guy, etc.. In Wan Sheng Jie there's typical supernatural creatures- the angel, vampire, werewolf, demon, mummy, etc. Their personalities are also hilarious and fun to watch. Character to character interactions are great. Story- Both have a sort of overarching plot, but focus more on short episodes that are like their own standalone stories. Wan Sheng Jie's stories are shorter though. Both anime are also hilarious and I would say they're 10/10 comedy. Puns- It's more the title and some character names and things like that. Wan Sheng Jie = 万圣街 or 万圣节 (one is the name of the anime, the second is "Halloween") --> and 1031 naturally stands for October 31, but anyway. Yes. Nice and punny. In Saiki K, "Saiki Ku---" is a pun for "psychic". Character names in Wan Sheng Jie are more related to the character species. Character names in Saiki K. are puns on psychic powers. For example "Teruhashi" = "Telepathy" and "Hairo Kinsehi" = "Pyrokinesis" so it's all funny and punny. I mean okay they're both great fast-paced shows. If you liked one, 99% chance you'll like the other. read more 

Both are short series about the lives of non-humans. Both have cute and funny characters. 

If you like either of these shows, you probably enjoy some quick slice of life shorts. That's exactly what both of these are - both of these anime could probably be finished in an hour. I personally don't laugh out loud a lot in general, but I genuinely appreciated the humor in both of these and the dynamics between characters are charming in both. I wouldn't say either of these shows are exceptional, but they're both short, enjoyable experiences with fun disconnected short stories held together loosely by somewhat of a general continuity with the story. 

Short episodes of 5 minutes Animation style are both dynamic and fast and art styles are similar Both are very funny 

Chinese shows that feature supernatural beings adapting to the normal everyday life of human society and attempting to blend in amongst them. Hanhua Riji and Wan Sheng Jie both feature similar slap-stick comedy and similarities in character dynamics and tropes. 

- comedy on roommates living together - Chinese donghua with non-traditional animation styles - One is supernatural and the other hints at scifi 

Both are episodic comedies who focus mainly on character interactions, rather than having an actual plot. All Saints Street is less random than Nichijou, but it is just as humorous and endearing! Both also have really good consistent animation and banger openings! 

Both shows are about the devil who leaves behind his homeland and ends up living on earth as a normal human being. There, he meets some very colourful characters and in order to pay for his living expenses, he's forced to get a part-time job as well. Eventually, the demon lord loves his human life so much that he decides to live on earth permanently. 

All Saints Street is about a demon, an angel, a vampire, a werewolf and a mummy being roomates, and Saint Onii-san is about Jesus and Buddha themselves being roommates. Both shows are light-hearted comedies about the lives of entities sharing an apartment and the funny situations they get themselves into.