Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters

Game. One are cards, the other is Go. But the relationship between Yuugi and Atemu are similiar to the relationship between Hikaru and Sai. Atemu and Sai are both old "ghosts" "reborn" on the future from a long time ago. 

Both share very similar themes of maturing through games, friendship, and earning respect. If you liked one you'll probably like the other for the same reasons, though Yu-Gi-Oh is easier to get into and more epic. 

Because they are “cool kids” type anime centered on young protagonists that are introduced to a competitive game, after discovering the secrets of a spiritual artifact. These talented young individuals are up-and-coming prodigies, aided by the guidance of an ancient spirit that has extensive expert knowledge of the game’s mechanics. Along the way, the young protagonists meet new players, forming friendships and even rivalries to make things interesting. Both shows premiered in the early 2000’s, though ‘Yu-Gi-Oh!’ is a card game with more high stakes showdowns, intense mind games, and over-the-top opponents; while ‘Hikaru no Go’ has a more down-to-earth approach of a niche board game, ‘Go’. Both have a mix of comedy, drama, and fun showdowns throughout. read more 

Series centered on a main protagonist who plays a game and wants to be the best at it, while having a companion helping him get better who was a professional of that game in the past and has been "reborn" inside his mind. 

Both of them are quite similar strategy games:Yu-Gi-Oh being a card game while Hikaru no Go is a board game.While Yugi Muto has Yami Yugi accompanying him along the journey, Shindou Hikaru has Fujiawara no Sai with him as he slowly develops a passion and love for Go.Hikaru no Go is more related to reality as well since the game really does exist. 

both are based around supernatural competition as well as also focusing on a blonde hair mc as well too.  

Both Yugioh and Cardfight Vanguard emphasizes the game of card play in terms of its concept. The characters from both series are skilled duelists/players that engages against others using their skill, intellect, and strategy in order to win. Throughout both series, the main male protagonist improves their skill through experience and watching others. They also are caring towards their friends and often tries to help out in the best way possible. Both series' main protagonist also has a rival (although present differently). Along with that, they also have their own 'signature cards' that are noticeable throughout the series. Cardfight Vanguard does emphasis more on team play but both series deals with strategies to outwit opponents and respond accordingly.  read more 

Both are Card Games... Both are really fun to play in Real Life Both series have a timid boy playing card game but in Yu-Gi-Oh, main character has an alter ego, as for Vanguard he has his Main Card his "Avatar"  

Both of them are Trading Card Game (TCG) themed Animes. They have some of the same concepts aswell. Like, Friendship will rule it all, Like most of the Shonens, Hehe. But if you Like that kind of Anime ''Friendship'', Then you will be served. They are both a little ''Kiddish'', So don't be surprised, But they're still enjoyable. :) And also, If you're willing to learn how to play the Trading Card Game assosiated with the Anime, It a very great source. You can learn how to play (The Basics) with the Anime. Which I certainly enjoyed. Hope you Liked. :) 

Both are focused around card themed monster fighting games and both have a shy guy who has to step up to save the day with the power of the cards in his hands.  

These are both classic kids shows from the same era, if you grew up with one there's a high chance you've seen or at least heard of the other. They both follow young protagonists who battle with monster spirits infused into objects (cards & spinning tops respectively). They both have great character & monster designs with unique art styles that compliment these designs. Both shows emphasise friendship and have great soundtracks and characters. 

Do you see that franchise of collectibles for children? How about we make a logn running anime where those aitems are portrayed as the most important and coolest things in the world with over the top application and action? Yeah, that's pretty much those two anime. 

both are duel themed anime,with spiky hair mcs a ya cast,cool designs for the tools they use as well as lots of cool action,art and character designs. 

In both anime, there is a young protagonist who sets up to become the best at his field: Yugi tries to become the best duelist, while Ash tries to become the best Pokemon trainer. Also, in both anime, the main character engages in duels with other characters using their monsters: in Yu-Gi-Oh!, the monsters are summoned through cards, while in Pokemon, the monsters are summoned through Poke Balls. Both anime show the adventures of these characters as they make new friends, but also new rivals. 

Both are high energy duel themed action anime with friendship,cool designs for characters and creatures and lots of cool art as well too. 

These shows went hand in hand in the 90's and early 2000's as both were aired on Kids WB and Cartoon Network back in the day. They both teach about friendship and the importance of teamwork. They both got amazing dubs by 4kids Entertainment with stellar New York dub voice acting and dub music that will be memorable.  

Both have spiky hair mcs and a ya cast,friendships and rivarlys,mind games and interesting artstyles and character designs too. 

Rivalry. Although plots aren't greatly similar. Dr Stone and Yu-Gi-Oh both share a similarity in characters with a strong rivalry you are waiting for to go head to head when they are at their highest; Yugi and Kaiba for YGO, Senku and Tsukasa for Dr Stone. Both are good anime targetted for the shounen demographic, where characters use brains instead of fists. With YGO being based on a card game, Dr Stone being based on science.  

Both anime feature an intense rivalry between 2 characters which features them attacking each other through psychological warfare and mind games. Through these games they showcase their wit and will to beat each other, ensuring that they have the best plan to win, with backup plans to backup plans. Death Note differs being more violent with questions of morality as its protagonist is given the ability to kill people. While Yu-Gi-Oh is more childish and fixates on a card game that involves battles with monsters, spells and traps. So, if your a fan of psychological battles of mind games and an intense rivalry you will likely love both anime. read more 

Rivals. Death Note and Yu-Gi-Oh give the enduring journey between rivals Light and L, and Yugi and Kaiba respectively. Though Death Note is vastly different to Yu-Gi-Oh primarily, both Light and Yugi fight through their opponents, Death Note being mind games, Yu-Gi-Oh being card games, whilst avoid the defeat which leads to death and hell respectively. 

Similarity - involve cards and monster showed up -you will enjoy friendship along with winning each game matches  

Card , monsters , battles and strategies both have these 

Both have dark stratgecians who use wits to outsmart the enemy and lots of massive battles included too. 

Great strategy to play. Yu-Gi-Oh and Code Geass have similar characters rather than plots, being, Yugi and Lelouch are great strategies who always have you on the edge of your seat whenever the atmosphere gives these protagonists a desperate situation. Along with ancient powers reawakened, both anime are good in showing the great turn arounds at any moment, regardless of the situation.  

Both series deals with the idea of solving puzzles. Oh but that's not all because the main protagonist is quite cunning, intelligent, and values his friends. There is plenty of drama, comedy, and action involving the games present in both series. Furthermore, there is opposing groups in the series that causes trouble towards the world as well as against the main protagonists in the series. Competition just got that much more damn difficult. 

If you like YuGiOh for it's story, games, and battles - and how those are paced, then Gundam Build Fighters 2013 is where to look. To me it's the true spiritual successor to Duel Monsters's format. However, if instead you like YuGiOh for it's style and presentation, then I highly recommend checking out Tekken 1998. You'll recognise and come to understand a huge amount of director Kunihisa Sugishima's screen language. It was a delightful thing to watch, like a museum of visual ideas I've seen in YuGiOh. 

VRAINS is awesome to watch you have to watch it, it has amazing story plot my rate is 9.5/10 it's better than original show. Duel monster is about friendship but in VRAINS is revenge  

both are action themed anime with a supernatural twist with them nice art and character designs as well as suspense too and a blonde mc. 

Both sharing supernatural settings as well as a ya cast and nice art and character designs as well too. 

In Yu-Gi-Oh!, there is an arc where the main protagonist ends up in a video game and must clear it in order to get out. It is quite similar to the Greed Island arc, because the main characters have to clear out a real life video game. In both games, the goal is to collect rare cards, which have special effects than can be used to give users an edge in battles. Also, both anime give a similar vibe, and they are based on manga published by Shounen Jump. 

- both anime are card games - in both anime they battle in different dimension - 1 arc in yu-gi-oh is pretty much they same in wixoss (1 monster which represents the player and if it gets "destroyed" = automatic defeat - both have their dark sides 

both are duel action themed anime with a supernatural twist with them nice art and character designs as well as suspense too. And also an mc having a dark side as well too and some horror elements included. 

Both are monster themed card fighting series with lots of action a ya cast with a spiky hair mc as well as lots of decent art and character designs. 

both are based around supernatural competition as well as also focusing on a blonde hair mc as well too and lots of action as well too and nice art and character designs. 

both series are themed games either virtual, cards or sometimes chess Teen Protagonist Amateur And Expert At Games And They Are Xntx both series are of the fantasy and comedy genre in both they have mythological creatures both are rated 13+ 

In Yu-Gi-Oh!, there is an arc where the main protagonist ends up in a video game and must clear it in order to get out. It is quite similar to the Greed Island arc, because the main characters have to clear out a real life video game. In both games, the goal is to collect rare cards, which have special effects than can be used to give users an edge in battles. Also, both anime give a similar vibe, and they are based on manga published by Shounen Jump. 

In both anime, the protagonists travel to Egypt in order to find solutions to problems that are related to the main character's past. They focus a lot on Egyptian symbolism and mythology, and have many battles with are usually won through characters outsmarting their opponents. Also, both anime are remakes of their older versions, and are based on manga published by Shounen Jump. 

both focused on mcs having a dual personality nature as well as having thriller elements in it as well too and also ancient artifacts as well too