Sabikui Bisco

They both give off the same feeling and both have the dystopian setting. There is this element of magic and general injustice. 

Post-apocalyptic anime where earth has turned into a wasteland after being ravaged by giant man-made beings. The world is now populated by large monsters and strange plants. The main character is experienced in surviving the new world. 

- red hair MC with blue hair supportive deuteragonist with similar relationship - MC struggles with issues and then comes back stronger - similar villain - similar vibe  

Both utilize scientific and nature into the shows. If you enjoyed Dr. Stone for the science then you'll enjoy Bisco as well 

- both MCs are trying to save humanity/society - people mistake their intentions as the cause of their problems, when really they are trying to cure them - tsunderes for days (^///^) 

Both have an crazy and entertaining vibe. both with hectic characters and settings.  

If your looking for something of the same quality of work I recommend watching the CGI Berserk.  

Both take place in post-apocalyptic futures, characters go on a journey across the desolated world to find something. 

If you are looking for something truly original, then these anime might be for you. While the content and execution of these series are very different—one is about trying to cure a disease-ridden dystopia using mushrooms and the other is about finding love in the midst of a struggle between man-eating beasts and those who have hunted them for millennia—I cannot say that there is much media out there resembling either one. These are two incredibly creative shows that will have you saying “What is happening?!” almost every episode. Things become increasingly surreal over time and culminate in very explosive finales. Watching the final episodes of Sabikui Bisco really reminded me of the off-the-rails finish that Kemonozume had. Off the rails might actually be a good term to describe both shows; they are undeniably unconventional but can get a bit muddled. Both are very "love it or hate it." But if you enjoy one, then I think you will be able to appreciate the other’s ingenuity and willingness to take risks. read more 

Both have over-the-top and colorful art/animation. Both have the same comedic elements followed by intense action scenes. Both have a strong female side character. Both have a unique setting. Both have an awesome OST. They both have a similar vibe. 

Both anime have two male main character, one is hard headed and the other a bit naive. They overcome their differences and become great friends; they become like brothers. Both are also short, quick watches but very good animation and story. 

Post Apocalyptic Walled off cities Unknown People are prosecuted for being outsiders and a virus exists in AOT (but delving into that would be a spoiler)  

Feel like the ending for Moriarty will be similar to the novel ending of Sabikui Bisco. Characters have similar personalities and similar witty dynamic going on.  

Their world setting is almost the same for example Vash and Bisco have a bounty on their head. In their series, people are in there thinking they are bad guys by wrong understanding. Their world is mostly covered with sand. And have new and some old technologies too. 

The story is hardly worthy to take serious, there is a lot of action 

I feel like I can recommend Bisco and No.6 together, since both have : • That action Sci-fi vibe, • Both main cast are two male who were at first unfriendly to each other but they grown on each others to become great friends helping each other in fights, • (Not so) Ambiguous bromance/gay vibe, • Main plot also turn around healing 

Bisco and Vash are branded as destructive outlaws pursued by the state for their crimes. Their personalities are very much different, but they exude main character energy. In their own ways, Vash and Bisco fight for humanity even though society blames them for its problems. Their resilience and tenacity are their greatest strengths. Sabikui Bisco and Trigun Stampede are great choices for a post-apocalyptic adventure that can balance comedy, action, and drama.  

Sabikui Bisco and Deca-Dence are two over the top action/adventure anime set in a post-apocalyptic world. Sabikui Bisco's strengths are the characters and action sequences. Deca-Dence's strengths are the world building and action sequences. If you embrace their setup then you will enjoy these series. 

- post-apocalyptic theme - heavy metal ost - mad and GAR (it's not only about muscles, but more about behavior) characters - pretty similar atmosphere - even if Needless more about super-power battles, action (and comedy) feels much alike in some way 

Bizarre fantasy world, fun characters, amazing art design, I just get made in abyss vibes watching this show. Super cool! 

Sabikui Bisco and Gurren Lagann are two very stylized and over the top anime series. Bisco and Milo have a dynamic reminiscent of Kamina and Simon, but the characters are very much different from each other. Sabikui Bisco does not try to reach the same level of grandiosity of Gurren Lagann, but it is still a hell of a ride. 

both show the world after a massive catastrophe, which caused spread of a deadly pandemic disease. naturally, there are people and organizations who try to take it under control and lessen its impact, and those who want to use it as a tool for their own purposes. 

They both take place in a post apocalyptic desert wasteland.  

- Main cast travels to numerous destinations and has to fight unique enemies - Vast and interesting open-world as a main theme of the show - Made by new studios with reputable staff members - Takes place in a desert environment