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Dragon Ball Z
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Shingeki no Kyojin
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Overall there are a lot of similarities with the story line, being trapped (with giant monsters) striving to achieve something greater for the whole
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If you liked
Dragon Ball Z
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Katekyou Hitman Reborn!
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Both of them are long shounen series with the major themes of growth, friendship, teamwork, and loyalty. The main characters seem to be immature and irresponsible at first, but when the right time comes, they turn out to be badass. While one of them aspires to be the pirate king and collects crew mates, the other heads toward being a leader in an infamous branch of the mafia and increases the size of his "family." As more episodes go by, the series and characters grow to become more mature and serious; the series start off kind of slow and overly immature, but once they get
If you liked
Hunter x Hunter
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...then you might like
Dragon Ball Z
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It's just like dbz. Adventure + sweet action. Hunter just expands on it with a concrete plot, action scenes that are not overly drawn out. keyword overly. The characters are likeable. there are also a slew of them, just like dragon ball z. For the most part it has the light hearted action packed with some character definition. i found the beginning to also be slightly slow just like with dbz. But it quickly makes up for it.
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If you liked
Dragon Ball Z
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...then you might like
Soul Eater
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They have an quite similar overall feeling. Both mains are fighting with there friends against an enemy using somekind of super power.
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Dragon Ball Kai
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...then you might like
Ushio to Tora (TV)
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The main characters from both series are delinquents. They can see spirits/youkai. After an incident they gain spiritual powers in order face these spirits/youkai. Ushio to Tora was remade. Both series are from the 90's.
If you liked
Rekka no Honoo
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...then you might like
Dragon Ball Kai
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oth anime involve a group of friends traveling together and engaging in independent fights, as well as tournament-style fights. They are both great series, especially for martial arts lovers. Both have interesting characters, each with their purpose for fighting, a mysterious group of antagonists, and a lot of fun to watc