Anime 18679 Kill La Kill Userrecs

This serious is full of ridiculousness and crazy fight scenes. It's by the director of Gurren Lagann and it truly shows. We get crazy outfits, villains and fight scenes that just make us think of fire through the flames!  

Kill la Kill has many references to TTGL and is about a badass main character who obtains a special power to battle against the tyranny. Both are epic beyond imagination. 

The similarities are astounding. The plot building, the characters, the animation, the universe, the humor, the simplicity in which things are explained to its barest minimum, the superpowers, and the philosophy so say some. Lastly and to no ones surprise, the two shows are by the same creators.  

Extremely dynamic and fast pace, pure and over exaggerated epicness and awesomeness, resulting in concentrated wtf and energy.  

From the same director and writer, two series that will built you up emotionally in the beginning and captivate you in the end. Explosions abound and characters will be really memorable. 

Those two shows should go together and actually by many are considered as set in one universe - the same adventurous spirit, the same riddiculous actions, many epic fights, unique, memorable characters. There is no end of that positive creaziness :D  

TTGL and Kill la Kill are series by the same director so they retain the craziness, excitement, and wild epic battles that both perspective series share (minus the mecha part for KLK). Both series have similar artwork with the main protagonists going out-all, odds against their adversaries. The action presented from both of these series is over-the-top in the sense of craziness and insane movements. The main female protagonists also share a trait of being natural-born fighters with gifted talents. There is also over the top comedy that both series share to deliver entertainment that you deserve. 

Kill la Kill is the spiritual successor of Gurren Lagann. Made by Studio Trigger, which was composed of mostly the same crew that brought to you Gurren Lagann. There are some striking parallels between the characters (sometimes even the same voice actor). Fights are brought to ridiculous proportions of awesomeness. Both are quite random at the first half, but in the second half the plot gets moving. 

It's made by the same makers and has the same drawing style. It is just as EPIC, and over the top but this one will makes you al ot more sexually frustrated ;) (In a good way)! 

From the same creators of Gurren Lagann brings you Kill la Kill 1: Perverted Scenes just like TTGL. 2: Action just like TTGL. 3: Randomness just like TTGL. 4: Awesomeness just like TTGL. 

Both are very flashy and over the top, also share some of the same staff and style. They have blatant fanservice and characters aren't afraid to be silly. 

I always thing like KLK takes place in TTGL universe yet they don't have mechs instead they have cloths. Made by different studios but animation is done by same person. Even story progress is same. They start at lowest.Somewhere near mid in anime a big downfall happens.Then they reach the highest.Oh and expect the near-same crayzness level for fights too. 

If you look on it closer you will see that mechas and clothes are pretty the same, you get in them and get superpowers, jet-packs or other useful stuff to destroy super evil enemies. It's all about nonsense. 

Kill la Kill has the same feel as Gurren Lagann, From the over the top, bold character design, to the cheesy, loud motivational rants and one-liners. That being said, this is in no way a complaint. Though both can seem cheesy and "trope-y", they have so much more to them one you dedicate yourself. I would even say Kill la Kill is an awesome amalgamation of Gurren Lagann and FLCL(and if that isn't a recipe for success, i don't know what is.) 

Very similar art styles in just about way from the character designs to the action to the fanservice. The action is always as over-the-top and nonsensical as it can possibly be and (almost) no one in the show ever finds it the least bit strange. Similar mixes of comedy and drama (most of the comedy comes the nonsensical parts). Strong people are extremely overpowered and keep getting stronger. Matoi is kind of a mix of Simon, Kamina, and Yoko all rolled into one girl. 

-both are by the same director -both deny logic and common sense and put forward ridiculousness -both are epic to the MAX -both have epic action -both have similar art style -both have crazy badass characters -both are extremely exhilarating and exciting Conclusion: If you liked one or the other, you will most likely/definitely like the other.  

Same animations, same ridiculousness, same great character awesomeness. Both have great plots along with plot twists, and both have some really good scenes.  

Both shows are very similar except some replacement so it isn't a copy. similarities: -plot goes from personal fight to galactic level -similar plot twist and progression -focusing on friendship -will power is the strongest power -instead mechas kill la kill has Goku uniforms Differences: -MC is female in Kill la Killa -Kill la Killa has ecchi -more cartoon style  

If you are looking for a anime with a growing and epic stroyline like TTGL, KlK is a choice, the animation is identical not smooth and beautiful but memorable. They have different themes one about gears and spiral, and the other about close and the power of cloth, ORIGINAL is the best word to describe, so if you have seen TTGL i think KlK should also be seen. 

if you liked fighting highschool super uniform boobs you'll love bikini sniper boobs but seriously same director and equal manliness 

These anime where made by the same people. If you like the creative genius of either anime you will more than likely enjoy the other. The protagonist in both anime are young with one main goal stated at the very beginning of the show. In both they have to overcome insurmountable obstacles to achieve that goal.  

the animation and over-the-top nature of the two shows is prevalent throughout each series. Kill La Kill was directed by Gurren Lagann's directors. If you like explosions, ridiculous fight scenes and a great story, these are both shows that you should try out. 

It's by the same creators to start off. Kill la Kill doesn't have the mecha genre but its a great anime all the same. Both of these series are about humans fighting back for mankind. Also both of these series have a tenancy to go overboard when their main characters power up. The only real thing I would advise about Kill la Kill is that its more comedy which gives it a slower start from Gurren Lagaan which usually hooks people episode 1. 

Both are super over the top not to mention that ''aniki'' looks like one of the characters in kill la kill.Ttrust me when you see him you'll get what i mean. Also in both the Mc's get super powers battle someone with almost the same powers if you consider clothing mechs Kill la Kill is even more similar to Gurren Lagann. And if you consider the premise with the beastmen ruling the world thats pretty similar too 

Aside from the obvious similarity of the creative staff, both shows have larger-than life enemies and plot, and moments of pure absurdity. The art style is similar as well, and both shows did have little moments of genius scattered within them.  

While it may not be a mech-based anime, Kill La Kill is made by the same people who made TTGL. It certainly has the same over the top feeling that TTGL had, and its what makes me love both series so much. If you enjoyed Kamina's outrageousness in TTGL, you'll surely love every character of Kill La Kill.  

One word to describe both of these shows: Badass ! These 2 shows have crazy stories with amazing actions scenes that will make your jaw drop.  

Both are written by the same head writer - Kazuki Nakashima - so both carry the same flavor. Kill la Kill is definitely more over-the-top and comedic. 

It has similar fight scenes It has the same good amount of action It has a really good storyline The characters are both extremely good It gives off the same vibe of wanting to continue It is very good.  

If like me you loved Gurren Lagan, you will find Kill La Kill amazing! I found a lot of similarities between the two animes. Both are a subtile alliance of fights and humour with a little echi side. The two stories evolve really fast, you never get bored.I would put Kill La Kill a little bit above for the quality of the fight scenes. 

Similar art, lots of actions, both have a good unique setting. Overall if you like one you would like the other one as well. 

Both shows are created by Studio Trigger and have over-the-top super powers and creative, crazy, nonsensical action and comedy. 

Escalating action and absurdity form a hype train that never brakes. Kill La Kill is made by Studio Trigger, a studio that is filled with former members of Gainax, the creators of TTGL. They share the purpose of wowing the audience with over-the-top visuals, action and characters. If you like one, you'll like the other. 

Same studios that created the legendary fighting and mecha anime Gurren Lagann won't made you disappointed because both anime guaranteed that they have many aspects that shared a lot. 1) Badass protagonists and allies. 2) Same graphic and fighting sounds that very intense and badass !! 3) Enemies of both animes are immensely powerful and very fierce to beat and eliminate. 4) Girls in both anime are very sexy yet rude and powerful about action. 5) Battle scenes and destruction elements are very badass and grandiose !!  

Kill La Kill has the same director as Gurren Lagann, so one might think that's the only similarity. But the similarities number far more than just that. -The animation style of both shows are extremely similar. -The story is completely batshit crazy in both cases. -Both have an unbelievable amount of awesome in them(More so Gurren Lagaan than in KLK) -The main villains aren't what they seem. -They both have iconic battle songs:"Libera me to Hell" and "Don't lose your way". -The "over-the-top" action scenes are the main draw in both of them. If you loved/liked TTGL/KLK then you will probably feel the same way for the other. 

Besides the fact that it had some of the same people working on it, it also has that over the top epic stuff with a nice overal story and great music. 

-Similar comedy and overblown style -Both revolve around the "human vs automated life cycle entity (for lack of a better word)" type conflict The shows feel epic and even abstract at times. 

Kill la Kill is balls to the walls fun just like Gurren Lagann.  

No plot, just mindless violence. Requires you to put your brain aside and watch. There's bit of fan service present too. But TTGL is better than KlK.  

Both have : - flashy animation with the high energy battle sequences. - a moral of believing in yourself - a huge cast that is a lot like a family - constant power-leveling  

Maybe this two things are the most crazy action-drama+comedy gainax`s titles. I was asking wondering what the hell was going on, laughed and cry at the same time. I stringly recomend both this titles to every anime-lover. 

Both hyperbolic and zany in nature, they feature eccentric casts, epic scales and distinctive art styles. 

Made by the same studio. Storyline is similar due to the main character starting weak and becoming more and more powerful as the story unfolds. Also both are pretty ridiculous in nature. 

Both are made by the same people (Those at Gainax who made Gurren Lagann went on to form Trigger and make Kill La Kill) and are similarly fast-paced and energetic, with simple but interesting storylines and lovable characters. I will follow everything Trigger makes because of these two wonderful anime! 

Both have over-the-top and unique art styles. They are extremely similar in the way characters are portrayed and the story is told. Battle scenes are far from the ordinary and are backed up by a great soundtrack. Logic isn't big in both and shouldn't be taken too seriously. 

Pretty random storyline which can turn serious and be beastly. Made by the same studio and have similar art 

These two have very similar atmosphere and feeling which makes them perfect match to each other. And the story, conceptually, is almost the same. 

Basically TTGL's spiritual successor, made by mostly the same team. The same infectious energy, the same will, the same epic fights, make for a must see if you loved TTGL. 

Both from the mind of Hiroyuki Imaishi, these stories follow a protagonist who learns what it means to believe in themselves and fight for what means the most to them. Over the top, nonstop, NO FILLER insanity ensues- a wild ride you'll never forget. 

Gurren Lagann is like zero to infinity. It starts in a cave, but ending concerned the whole universe. Kill la Kill is also similar but on a smaller scale than Gurren Lagann. Both the protagonist initially had a little amount of power. But later they rise to the top of their worlds. And the tragedy of losing friends at the end matches too. 

Both are directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and have the same kinda of unique animation and artstyle that the show offers. Both are well directed, have great production values, and a memorable soundtrack you will not forget about. Both shows offer crazy actions scenes full of thrills, intense moments, and strong characters that help keep the show going. 

Same study, same writer, same artist, over all basically the same team. Both stories are written with the same slapstick humor and doesn't take itself too seriously (until the story progresses and the viewer becomes accustomed to the story). 

Just like Gurren Lagann, this also has over-the-top action all the time, except it's a lot better, because the anime doesn't take itself seriously in the meanwhile. It goes absolutely crazy and careless. Don't question it. Just laugh at it. This entire anime is on drugs. What drugs you ask? All the drugs! 

Same awesome animation, same outrageously over the top action sequences, same slights at the very genres they embody, and overall just incredibly epic. The only major differences are that Gurren Lagann has better animation quality, and Kill la Kill has a better, more coherent story. 

Kill la Kill is actually the femenine version of TTGL. They also feature a similar artstyle and memorable songs. While TTGL is mecha, Kill la Kill is based off the magical girl genre. Even the guys in that show can be "magical". 

over the top action show, has fun with itself but can get serious when needed 

Kill la Kill was made by the same staff, but with a different studio, but you can clearly see a lot of common point, mostly on the art/animation, and rythm (in both series you always think that it's going to end at the end of the episode). Both are original series and are the result of a passionate staff. 

Kill la kill and Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann are like cousins, they have determined protagonists and exaggerated styles with colorful art and fluid animation, also both pass a look of awesomeness. (besides the fact that they have the same director) 

If you liked KlK you will probably like TTGL because of similar art-style and some inner tropes: its another full of action anime than doesnt take itself too seriously and yet is able to deliver on interesting and catching storyline with original and rarely seen visual designs and also timeskip motive. However, if you are a hardcore mecha fan, you can get dissapointed with 'weird' mecha designs. 

The characters , artwork and fighting is over the top in both series! The first thing that struck me when watching KLK was the similar artwork to TTGL, a bit rough but still lovely, also the explosiveness of the fighting scenes are great in both shows last but not least it's the cockiness of KLKs Matoi and TTGLs Kamina! Their attitudes are a lot alike and brought a smile to my face many times. TLDR; If you liked one off em you are bound to like the other one as well! 

Both have simple cartoonish art-style but with awesome animation. They both also have crazy, random, and slightly sexual humor, while also keeping solid plot and characters, both also symbolize characters interactions through action fights in an awesome way.  

The watcher gets a similar vibe while watching both these shows. They both have what one would call 'boss battles' where the main character faces a overpowered fighters. Kill la kill and Gurren Lagann both set in a place where there is a lord or a person overlooking the place. One could also relate to the ludicrousness as the power given the main character keeps upgrading and increases to maximum over time. 

Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill are similar because they both feature an outrageous story, similar animation styles, and lovable characters. Both shows are also very upbeat, action-packed, and feature a great soundtrack to accompany each moment. 

What can i say... If you love and if you are crazy about this anime like me then you are definitely going to like Kill la Kill. It's made by the same staff that made TTGL and it has little throw backs to Gurren Lagann. The characters are equally likable and the story is crazy as hell. You know... every aspect of this amine is crazy, and you will love it!!! 

Two of the best anime in the coming of age genre. The cool character who helps the protagonist grow up (TTGG: Kamina, FLCL: Haruko) have the same down sloped style eyes. My favourite character trademark btw. 

Both are excellent and compelling stories. They both have plenty of plot twists to sweeten the deal. The action in both of these anime is absolutely amazing. Both rely on some fort of ever-developing transformation. Both revolve around an idea or entity that is the main point of the story. Both heavily follow the cliche of "motivation == power" where just at the last moment they will always come though. Both have specific fanservice from the main characters in them, however the shows do not emphasis it as the main selling point. 

Juicy action galore, combined with what I believe to be a more intricate story that truly leaves one satisfied to the end, such as was my experience, but that's just what I think haha 

-Both have similar character archetypes -Both make use of excessive hyperbole and over the top action sequences -Both use their ridiculousness to make impressive analogies, which often carry the same message, being that humans tenacity allow them to overcome even the greatest of foes 

Did you like Gurren Lagann because the whole anime is absolutely epic from all point of view ? So go watch the last Hiroyuki Imaishi's anime . Humour and animation are really similar, only the story and the universe are different .  

First thing I instantly notice is how similar it is with Kill la Kill. Animation is EXACTLY same characteristic. Same character illustrations, environment illustrations, and how lively it is altho Kill la Kill have more close ups and oddly distinct style of arts in some parts. The character also filled with the same energetic and vigorous attitude. Have the same genre of action altho Gurenn Lagann tend to be a mecha type of action while Kill la Kill is a close combat ken-jutsu (sword art) but in that respect..since Kill la Kill focused around a Battle Suit, I found it quite identical with Lagan in a different way. The humorous animation and ecchi joshi (wiht boobs emphasize in joshi characters) drawing also remarkably the same. That enough said...if you like how energetic and oddly distinct type of animation from Kill la Kill, you will love Tengen Toppa Gurenn Lagann as well.  

Both are high in action and have animation styles that are similar to each other. If you liked the silly and often times ridiculous story and script of one you will like then other. I personally liked both very much and really appreciated their quirkiness. Both are anime you can't take seriously but sometimes that is a good thing, here it is. 

Frenetic and over the top action, people shouting the power's name, epic OST, a lot of people naked and a even more epic ending. These two are almost twin brothers! 

Both series were made by the same staff, including director and writer, and have big over the top personalities, wide array of likeable and memorable side characters, similar animation styles, similar character designs, and are both "silly" action series. 

This is kind of an obvious recommendation, as they are done by the same people. The art style is basically the same, and the shows both have the same satirical, bold, over the top attitude. While one is a mecha and the other is a bloody, fighting based series, there are some parallels to the way the characters abilities grow throughout. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME SERIES however, and both explore different concepts in satirical ways as just mentioned. 

Absolutely outrageous!!! Incredible soundtracks, engrossing animation, and a level of fun that pierces the heavens! 

Over the top exaggerated action, animation, and dramatic epic soundtrack. contain skimpy outfit girl but still have a good plot/plot twist. 

One is a mecha anime, another is a fighting anime, both are great shounens. Even though they are not from the same studio, they present similarities such as animation, the development of the story (according to the world and context of each one of course), expressive characters, an extremely creative world, and without any doubt, the ridiculous level of absurdity that the two reach, especially in the end. 

both are crazy, scandalous and hyped shows, you WILL get Hyped with over the top fights and transformation, the stakes get incredibly high, they have a similar production and animation style and are original, i would say Kill La Kill is like Tengen Toppa but without Mecha, and more relatable to the real world, both have remarkable OST and the progression of the story is similar on both animes  

Made by largely the same staff, both have a tendency to go off model for pristine and amazing animation, both are extremely entertaining and ridiculous but have more beneath the surface and you seriously need to watch both of these series like right now. 

I would say these both have a similar art style first of all. Same kind of vibes overall can be felt from both too. Both are good anime.  

Same artstyle, same style of insanity, with many of the production working on Gurren Lagann also worked on Kill la Kill! In fact, they formed their very own studio for it.  

The surreal style of animation, eccentric and accelerated narrative, humor style, surreal battle scenes and plot twist is very similar in both series. 

At the same time that kLk seems generic and compiled of everything from mainstream that you see around there is also unique. A clear satire to the genre MahouShoujo. or is it just a completely different way? I do not know, I'm not an expert to say but it's what I think. Charismatic and striking characters, though all or almost all of them are generic stereotypes, are all worked out in such a way that they stand out among many characters in this vast world of animes. Dynamic, fun and comic, I think you can summarize Kill la Kill as well. rule of 3 episodes. neither more nor less. if you do not like it after the third ep. Drope this is not for you.  

Started at the bottem and now we're here action pack story driven amazing animation storys. 

The best way to describe Kill la Kill is over the top. It knows exactly what it is and it's unashamedly kept itself how it is. Gurren Lagann takes that over the top aspect and as the show progresses, completely blows it out of proportion through power scaling. Both shows are brilliant and i couldn't recommend them more. 

Both are action-comedy romps, with similar visual style and flair. Feature a colorful cast of characters, with some great fights, soundtrack and story. 

both anime has the same art style and has the same character development plus kill la kill has a lot of fanservice. 

Both made by essentially the same people, and have a central message of not being constrained by fate and doing what you want to do.  

Both have very similar art styles and insanely over-the-top fight scenes. 

Both of these shows are full of great use of art, color, and direction, that present these beautiful over-the-top moments that you won't see anywhere outside of the anime medium. Gurren Lagann does this through the raw manliness and courage that Kamina brings to the table, which is juxtaposed when considering Kill La Kill's undeniably female-centric "sexy" ethos. While Gurren Lagann isn't a Studio Trigger work, it definitely *feels* like it is in this regard. Beyond that, they both also use their first handful of episodes to focus on developing a narrative ethos and establishing the absurdities of their worlds, before dropping a twist on the viewer that invites more genuine character moments. PS:These two shows both employ the incredible voice acting duo of Nobuyuki Hiyama and Katsuyuki Konishi, who's performances in both cases exemplify the over-the-topness ethos to their respective characters.  

Both series are over the top and filled to the brim with action. Both series also have quirky and fun side characters. The animation are also fluid and are unique. Both series also have slight cartoon like animation.  

Both coming from the big man Hiroyuki Imaishi himself and a huge chunk of staff that would later leave Gainax to join TRIGGER, these two anime share a lot of the same great aspects in common. Filled to the brim with references, over-the-top action and comedy, insane animation, themes about growing up and fighting the system, as well as an excellent OST and visuals, both TTGL and KlK will never fail to exhilarate you. Simply put, they are the both the rule of cool taken to their logical extremes. 

These two anime are pretty much brother and sister. Same production, similar stories, similar art direction, both have immediately likeable iconic characters. If you like one of these anime, there's a very high chance you'll enjoy the other. 

both have great over-the-top action and and really good comedic timing 

You will find the same kind of humour in Kill la Kill. Kill la Kill was one of the first anime that made me realise that there was no other medium like anime. The story is has entertaining as Guren and there is a lot of similitudes between the two 

These two series share action sequences that escalate further and further until you have no idea how they can top the last one. There are overwhelming opponents that are defeated by sheer willpower or new abilities. The characters are likable, and they make the fight scenes all seem worthwhile instead of just being mindless schlock. Kill la Kill reveals more skin than Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. 

Action packed anime with charismatic characters. Both main characters are good at fighting and their battles are satisfying to watch The amount of cg blend in the anime to make it feel alive is unbelievable good Other than being action packed the story is also character focused Flow of combat feels the same. 

similar comedy similar extremely stylized flashy design confident hyped vibes epic narrative scale 

Both TTGL and Kill la Kill are over the top funny ecchi animes that are really popular. They both have great art styles and if you like one you are sure to like the other. 

The two animes have a similar design, both animes have great character development and both are from the same director (Hiroyuki Imaishi). 

This is a very common recommendation, but it’s true. Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill are very similar anime series. Both anime have the same director and scriptwriter, Hiroyuki Imaishi and Kazuki Nakashima. Both anime are very over the top and the atmosphere is almost identical as well. The art styles are the same as well. Kill la Kill might not have mechs, and Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann has less fanservice, but fans of one are pretty much required to watch the other. 

There are a lot of similarities between these two series, most of them are because trigger and gainax studios are somewhat related. Both have good action, music and animation. The art style may seem different than other anime but it is what it is and its good. Both have good plot reveals at some point of their story and overall amazing shows. 

same animation studio,every episode is funny,great fights and dialogues and animation is different for those who seek to take a break from regular styles  

same studio, same fun repetitive transformations, unexplained power ups but with good narrative. all round fun yet touching stories 

os dois tem o roteiro "simples " propositalmente para trazer uma mensagem ou lutas incríveis além de serem muito bons em todos os aspectos  

Kill La Kill offers a similar tale to Gurren Lagann but with better pacing as it doesn't find itself jumping all over the place and losing focus of the main importance of pacing/action.  

Both EPIC and FUN to watch. Awesome fight scene and story. Same energy, same people who made it. 

Trigger Studio rarely misses and both Kill La Kill and Gurren Lagann are Trigger at their very best 

Kill la Kill and Gurren Lagann are two of Trigger's most iconic works and, while the plot lines are completely different, they're good for similar reasons.  

Both have that fun animation and both are great  

If you liked Gurren Lagann, you will most likely enjoy Kill la Kill. Guren Lagann is pretty much "Drill la Drill - Dressed to Drill". Both shows boast a rapidly evolving story, with lots of action and comedic moments (Kill la Kill feels more ridiculous), that still makes sense though, supported by great characters and superb soundtracks as well as Gainax'/Trigger's unique art style with vibrant, high contrast color palettes. 

the main similarity is their distinct pacing - both start and end in completely different places. These two series are the only series that I have watched that have such a shocking change of pace half way through where they almost become seperate story lines. Def both worth a watch. 

The two animes have a very similar sense of humor and tense moments of struggle, an animation very similar aesthetically, the design of the characters as well. 

the animation is similiar and so is the humour, both are great, however gurren lagann is a bit more serious.  

Both Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill have extremely action-packed fight scenes while having extremely over the tops plots. They're both shows that are just extremely enjoyable with easy-to-understand stories. While absolutely ridiculous, both shows embrace their stupidity for the sake of justifying absolutely sick fights. 

Over-the-top explosive action, an exciting storyline, revealing outfits and epicness at its finest. Are these the things you are looking for in your next anime? Then you've come to the right place! Though the settings and themes are different, both Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill share all of the aforementioned elements and execute them in a wonderful fashion. If you like one, you're almost guaranteed to like the other. 

They are so much alike that Kill La Kill is, without a doubt, the successor to Gurren Lagann. 

Very similar style of comedy and animation. Kill la Kill is a bit more light-hearted. 

Fun story with interesting characters and top tier animation. 

Kill la Kill is essentially Gurren Lagann's succesor, it's campy, it's flashy, it's over the top, and the soundtrack goes hard whenever cool things are happening.TTGL and KLK are similar yet different and most agree if you like one, you'll like the other. 

-Similar structure with many funny, but also serious scenes. - The animations are at the absolute top level and look almost the same. - Both anime are very exaggerated, so the plot happens mostly chaotically and fast. 

Both are somewhat over the top, similar in duration, and have a similar style. 

- Written by the same person - Both are very flamboyant and borderline batshit insane - Both have completely over-the-top lovable characters that exude so much personality - Both are incredibly intense, emotional, and even inspiring in their best moments - Both have similar themes of individualism and identity  

Do you like badass, over-the-top designs? Do you like manly MCs that fight through determination? Do you like weird villains? Both of these animes have similar aspect now that they're made by the same crew, although made in 2 different studios. 

Both feature similar art style and ridiculous, hype-enducing, over-the-top action. 

Colourful, bright, vibrant Madness, that consists of bizarre plot and unique style. Characters that combine their comedic side and interesting backstories. Unbelievable lore of universe. Scale of action. 

Two over the top ridicolous anime written by the same person, Kazuki Nakashima and made by more or less the same studio Gainax/Trigger. If you like one of the, you'll like the other one too 

These shows are very similar in their over the top nature. Kill la Kill is very high energy and constant action, whereas FLCL has it's moments of peace. Both these shows are very interesting and fun to watch. 

Similar art styles and whackiness make Kill la Kill a must-try for FLCL fans. 

FLCL and Kill la Kill are the epitomes of craziness with their delivery. Both series possess an explosive energy that will draw you in with their action, comedy, drama, and dialogues. By explosive standards, both shows go beyond logic and intensify themselves with their artwork and characters. Both series' main female protagonists also possess a high degree of energy that unleashes itself like a time-ticking bomb. Their artwork is also similar along with their stunning soundtracks. 

These two anime have similar art styles, and both deal with adolescence (FLCL with a boy and Kill La Kill with a girl). They also both have crazy fight scenes, and similar humor. 

If you're looking for the craziness similar to Flcl then look no further, the action is crazy and pretty much throws logic out the window. The soundtrack on both are awesome, but Flcl easily takes the cake with its amazing soundtrack. They also share that Over-the-top nature. 

Both are full of high-action ridiculousness and randomness. The animation is also similar and so is the comedy. Kill la Kill and FLCL are both just all-round really fun to watch. 

Wild animation, bizarre plotlines, cool characters, and sweet soundtracks. If you liked the oddity of FLCL, Kill la Kill delivers its fair share of strangeness, though in a much more direct format. Its humor has a lot of basis in cartoonish antics, fan service gags, and puns (so many puns). While definitely not sharing the surrealism of FLCL, it has a lot of the same attitude, and can be an enjoyable romp. Notably, the two series share some production team members, including Hiroyuki Imaishi. 

Fooly Cooly. One of the first animes I saw and one of the reasons I started my...well, obsession of wanting to watch anime all the time. I was always a little sad at how short Fooly Cooly was and how there weren't that many animes like it around. Then 12 years later Kill La Kill jumps into my life and fills the hole that was once in my heart. Imaishi, Hiroyuki strikes again. The art, random ass story, animation style, and comedy are VERY similar in these two anime. If you've seen FLCL or have been watching KLK I highly recommend the other. Really excited for Kill La Kill. Hope it gets a good reception so this style of comedy can thrive in the anime world.  

The only real difference in these animes are the length. Everyone who watches anime(and even a lot that don't) should watch FLCL. It is a terrific coming of age story that seems so weird, but pulls you in none the less. Kill la Kill is just as weird. As such, it pulls you in just as much. The similarities are to high to measure. Kill la Kill is basically what happens when FLCL knocks up Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. Just give it 6 years to gestate, and you have the birth of an amazing show. It never ceases to amaze me, the way older shows influence new artists, and how easy it is to see what animes touched them the most. If you liked FLCL(and who couldn't??) watch Kill la Kill  

Over the top insanity and nonsense. Similar art styles and fighting styles with bizarre characters that keep getting stronger and more bizarre. Basically the two shows are just some of the weirdest thingd you will ever watch and if you like that, then both of these are good for you. 

They're both just crazy. They're also extremely fun and essentially have you saying "I don't know what I'm watching but I love it!" 

Both are ridiculous but have a lot of action's scene. 

It's a wonder these two shows don't come from the same studio. Both anime have a strikingly similar overdramatic feeling, accentuated by changing soundtracks and ridiculous animation. And if you thought Kill la Kill's plot was hard to follow, you'll be blown away by FLCL's. The latter also has the advantage of much less fanservice. 

Similar animation, characters, and have almost constant action, with a similar type of comedy 

Both are action comedies with fast pacing, plot twist and overall craziness. They have similar art and similar feeling to them. Kill la Kill is more ecchi while FLCL is more dementia. 

Both are over the top, and the animation and art style in Kill la Kill reminded me a lot of FLCL. They are both awesome animes! 

I just watched the first episodes of both and around 7 minutes while starting to watch KLK some of the characters really gave me a FLCL vibe. They also have a significant weird factor, but FLCL takes it's dementia to the extreme. These two shows can also be compared with Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann in terms of Gainax nature and soundtracks, with them having their own respective shining features. Those 3 shows = Gainax heaven. (But KLK was made by a different studio to be honest) 

Both shows are very random that are both entertaining and hilarious and not meant to be taken seriously. Also, both have great conclusions and you fell satisfied after you complete the series. 

Basically, the mix: Exciting animation, intense fight scenes, good music and a lot of non-sense makes one hell of a combination. 

both series are good examples of Rule of Cool, which use this type of narrative to make a great Coming of Age. 

FLCL and Kill la Kill have a very similar feeling, art style, and tone. The plots are very different, but they have the same kind of energy where everything is over the top, and anything can happen no matter what. While I like both, I will have to say Kill la Kill is the better one out of the two. FLCL is much weirder, but IMO it’s just too weird for no reason. Kill la Kill is a little bit scaled back in weirdness and is easier to comprehend as a result, but has more fanservice, so keep that in mind. 

Both satirise the shonen action genre by being melodramatic and overly-exuberant. Furthermore, many of the animators and directors behind FLCL would find similar positions with Kill la Kill, resulting in visual styles which complement each other 

Very similar senses of humor and characters 

You could call FLCL the predecessor of Kill la Kill. They're both just as absurd, fast-paced and over the top "you either love it or hate it" kind of series that share a similar artstyle as well. 

Lots of chaotic, and upbeat energy, with purposeful fanservice. 

both have a whimsical animation style with charming characters, absurd and random humour as well as fanservice. female lead characters for both shows are mutually badass and the fight scenes are too. if you liked kill la kill's wacky humour and animation as well as action, you should definitely watch FLCL. 

Very stylized and fast-paced direction and editing, a tongue-in-cheek tone, a similar sense of grandiosity, bombastic and nonsensical action, and heavy sexual themes. 

Balls to the wall fast paced expressive animation sequences. Both great short series(FLCL Being too short) for people with short attention spans and a high tolerance for nonesense and absurdism with wholesome themes of friendship and being yourself. They're both just a vibe. 

It is no surprise that due to Hiroyuki Imaishi, the director of KLK, had worked on P&T (and for Gainax in that matter) that both series have a similar style of animation and action sequences. They have ridiculous plot but magically can intrigue viewers and remain enjoyable. Recommend for people who are looking for battles, actions and characters shouting really nonsense stuffs (that in real life can be considered crazy) but somehow sound badass  

If you liked Kill La Kill and haven't tried watching PSG or vice versa, I would highly recommend the other, both shows are original works, PSG is animated by Gainax and KLK is by Trigger, both studios have a very similar animation style, and both shows are very over the top, have constant action, and fluid/interesting animation. 

Crazy animations with over the top movements and fighting. Strong female lead(s) who seem casual until they get into a fight. Same style of comedy and perverted jokes. Fast paced plot and scenes delivering action. Both are lots of fun and a joy to view.  

Strong women leads and great animation along with a little lewdness and hilarity. Both title are loads of fun to watch, plus both have GAR characters who are somewhat into bondage. PSG more slapstick comedy and KLK with more plot.  

Same director, both have female protagonists using weaponized clothing, prominent fanservice, over the top action scenes and animation. Also the protagonists are anarchistic in their intentions. 

Though Kill la Kill has more plot to it than Panty and Stocking, they are both "lightning fast" paced. The bright, ever-changing visuals are entertaining. Plus both anime have sexy girls doing sexy transformation sequences. 

Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt is by the same director as Kill la Kill, and as such features a varied visual style and unique action scenes that emphasize the characters moving in cool and unusual ways. It is far more focused on slapstick or otherwise crude comedy than Kill la Kill appears to be however, and has a very different art style in general.  

Same company production, clothing that have powers are used in battles, fighting, goals, irony, similar animations types, female protagonists with their best buddy in crime, one guy who supports them in their own style, epic, and somewhat censored nudity included. 

Both shows tend to not take themselves very seriously, and tend to parody things. They also have a similar "villain of the week" approach to the storytelling. Both shows have a dynamic & fluid animation style, as well, which seems like it's influenced by western cartoon animation. Kill la Kill's art seems to be more influenced by traditional cartoon art styles like Looney Tunes or Ren & Stimpy, while Panty & Stocking seems influenced by more modern stuff like Powerpuff Girls or Dexter's Lab. This leads to both shows looking different, but having that same dynamically animated feel. That animation style helps both series' characters, and makes them all seem incredibly over-the-top and bombastic.  

Bizarre over the top characters. Vibrant and almost surreal art styles. - Kill la Kill is a mature Anime trying really hard to be cartoony. - Panty & Stocking is a mature cartoon trying really hard to be .... Anime-y? Both convey their respective stories in semi episodic fashion. P&S being more like western shorts, while KlK feels more like weekly serials of old. Clearly both are parodying western and eastern animation stereotypes respectively, but doing so in a respectful and amusing fashion. (Just my opinion though.) 

Both anime are cartoony, comedic, ridden with ecchi/fan service, starred by badass females, contains an over the top ludicrous plot and contains no logic whatsoever yet amazingly pulls itself together to be one of the most unique and entertaining anime you can watch. If you are looking for a good laugh then you should definitely give both shows a try. 

-two magical girls -one character has spiky hair and the other has straight hair -one character is loud and hotheaded, while the other is more calm and cool -crazy and silly art style -similar action scenes, with weapons -a whole lot of crazy situations! 

Both are fast-paced and over-the-top anime, that have a similar artstyle, to make it look more cartoonish. They contain a immense amount of stylized fanservice, which is woven in as a part of the plot. 

If you want lots of ecchi moments and full bath of insanity than this is what you get. 

Not only do they both have an unique animation and artwork style, but they are both off the wall and over the top. They both feature strong female leads and the villains(who are also female) are fantastic. And they can both have sexual innuendos. Lastly, they depend on their clothes to use as weapons. 

While Panty and Stocking is seen as more cartoony of the two, their quite unique as they can go over the top at times. This is highlighted between the action scenes and some of the more not so serious scenes. It can also be noted that their from the same studio. 

Want clothes that transform into weapons? Want fanservice that actually fits into the series? Well, then check out both Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt and Kill la Kill then. Both anime are over the top and flashy, and the comedy is very similar between the two. They’re even directed by the same guy, Hiroyuki Imaishi! However, there are differences. Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt is a comedy series that parodies several prices of Western media, while Kill la Kill is an action anime that has more of a storyline. I’d definitely recommend one of these to people who liked the other, however. 

PSG is made by Gainax and is one of the last Gainax original anime series before they unfortunately had financing issues and a lot of the Gainax staff moved on to Trigger who made original animes such as Kill la Kill which carries on the same fast-paced spirit as PSG and even has a clothing-based power system like PSG. 

If you want an action anime filled with sex and violence , both are good choices. You will find : - An incredible animation directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi - Lots of ecchi elements - A very great comic aspect - Female main characters - A frantic pace with fights every episode - A completly messed-up environment filled with strangeness and excentricity - Magical Girl elements ( like the transformations ) turned in a funny way  

• both animes have comedy / funny moments • both animes have two protags that are girls (kill la kill - ryuko & mako ; paswg - panty & stocking) • though both have lewd moments, there's lots of fighting in them • and both have some sort of main antagonist(s) : kill la kill - lady satsuki & the student council ; paswg - the demon sisters (scanty & kneesocks) 

Bold colours, striking animation, over-the-top action, and questionable comedy can be found in both. Most of all, they both focus on female characters that fight evil entities by transforming their clothes into weapons which leads to some interesting situations to say the least. 

Balls to the wall action that I think fans of Kill la Kill would like. Both are very fun and entertaining. 

both the animes got a similar art stile, and a single comedy, the rhythm of the anime is so perfect, various pieces of historys with 12 funny minuts 

-I think both shows have such common: -Fighting in a pretty flashy but comedic style -Deals with the majority of dark subjects that concern death and tyranny -Many FAN SERVICES like ecchi and other adult content -Action and comedy focused -Good animations and character cast -Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt: The show revolves around on two angels: Panty and Stocking with the help of the reverend Garterbelt. The sisters are tasked with using their ability to transform their lingerie into weapons and using them to destroy malicious Ghosts. By doing so, they earn "Heaven Coins" with which they intend to one day buy their way back into Heaven. However, Panty and Stocking are constantly sidetracked by their respective interests in men and sugary sweets. -Kill La Kill: This animated show is all about a girl whose name is Ryuko Matoi on her search for her father's killer. While accomplishing this task, she stumbles upon a powerful wearable tool known as Senketsu. After this, she again sets on her journey to find Kiryuin, the person she trusts to have a link to the murder of her father. She thus wishes to defeat in hopes of gaining vengeance as well as intel from her.   

Both take place in strange school ruled by mysterious student council, in both heroine is trying to fight against council's power. KLK is more fun to watch, with plenty of dirty jokes, Utena is more symbolic and slower 

Ryuko and Utena have a similar tomboyish personality, both are set in a academy where are fights between the protagonist and other classmates occur. 

The heroine need to fight againts a student council that rule the school. There are also some crazy random stuff happening in both anime, some nanami's episode in Utena almost as crazy as Kill la Kill 

Kill La Kill is a very clear homage to many anime, and one of it's most frequent and obvious influences and spiritual Godmother is Revolutionary Girl Utena. The two series bear uncanny similarities, with the biggest difference being that Utena is very much a shoujo while Kill La Kill is more along the shounen side. However, I feel that both series can appeal to a wide audience. 

More of a contents-wise recommendation, but otherwise two extremely enjoyable shows in different ways. The two are set in a school, rather untypical schools with pretty (or creative) designs. They are both episodic with a different focus and mini-stories, tied into a bigger picture (the main plot). They focus on fighting opponents, often with substance in its characters; it may be obvious who would win, but the main juice of the battles and scenes are its developments and general messages that connect with our world, society and nature. Lots of other things makes the two similar too. They have transformation sequences despite not being magical shows. They also have a strong lead character, whose attitude can be associated with tomboyish, but otherwise strong and admirable. They have brilliant OSTs and amazing art directions (Utena being interestingly subtle in its symbolism and KlK being crazy and creative). And although KlK doesn't have deep symbolism like Utena, it does have lots of fun trivial stuff and references, KlK even referencing Utena itself. The two shows are actually controversial, funny enough (but for different reasons). Either way though, they are made with great talent from experienced directors, having hidden messages/symbolism, creative art direction, memorable OSTs and just generally fun in their own ways.  

A tomboyish main character has to duel student council members. The main characters are alike and Wakaba and mMakoi are very similar. Kill la Kill makes some obvious references to Utena. 

Kill la Kill stems from the kind of queer, feminist sword-fighting story-telling which Revolutionary Girl Utena proudly introduced us to in the 90's. While Kill la Kill is stylistically more outlandish and messy, Utena started the surreal, school-based struggle for a mysterious power in a clean, almost romantic style. Where Kill la Kill uses sexuality in a tongue-in-cheek homage to sexy magical girl transformations, Utena's use of sexuality, while still bizarre and sometimes hilarious, tends to conjure scenes which are sometimes uncomfortably familiar, making them all the more compelling. While Kill la Kill uses humor almost anywhere it can, Utena tends to use humor to alleviate the fact that the relationships and story are actually pretty heavy stuff. Utena is a fascinatingly complex story, and in many ways achieves much of what Kill la Kill aims to capture. If you found yourself wanting more substance from Kill la Kill, Utena will quench your thirst. If you just want more boobs and less of a rich story, this is not the show for you.  

Both shows have a tomboyish girl as the main character, who by herself fights against powerful student council which rules a weird school. Kill la Kill has many references to Utena and some of the characters are a lot alike. Kill la Kill is fast paced, has more comedy and it's main point is the crazy, engaging action, while Utena takes a slower approach, focuses on psychology of the characters and is filled with symbolism. Both, though, share a similar feel and setting and are extremely enjoyable. If you liked one, you are most likely going to like the other. 

A tomboy girl fights an overpowered student council. Both shows parodied genres tropes and cliches: Kill la Kill battle shonen and ecchi, Shoujo Kakumei Utena classic shoujos. 

KLK and Utena share similar basic structure and setup (academy which is a battle ground for outlandish duels) and indulge heavily in surreal humor and bombastic imagery. While KLK is definitely a lighter show, both can be summarized as being thematically about a young girl coming to terms with her growing up. 

Both are semi magical girl shows in battle high schools that are both not all they seem. 

A tomboyish girl comes to a weird highschool to find someone, then engages is a series of duels with various people from the said school. Kill la Kill is a wild cartoony experience with lots of fanservice, while Utena is a symbolism-filled LGBT-oriented shoujo drama. 

Set in schools with pretty cool architecture, the main characters have to fight members of a group while the rest of plot gradually gets revealed. Utena and Ryuuko always act on a similar way, and you can also draw comparison between Wakaba and Mako, characters that are really fun to watch. 

Same premise of girl with sword taking on the student council. Kill la Kill is extremely similar to Utena in that way. Perhaps this recommendation could seem like a bit of stretch for some people but I'm going to make it anyway. While watching one or the other you might even find some of the characters to be quite similar to each other (Sanageyama to Saionji, Ragyou to Akio, etc). Obviously Kill la Kill is much more of a comedy than Utena is, while also being a lot more lewd in nature. However, absolutely worth the shot of trying one after the other.  

Similar sexual liberation themes, strong female characters, fast-paced and really fun 

Tomboy goes to a school to find the truth about a mystery related to their past, thinking they'll find someone important there. They then proceed to get into series of fights with the student council, seeing the president as their main enemy. Weirdness and sex related imagery ensue. The main difference is that Kill La Kill is trying to be funny, while all the weird and sexual imagery in Utena is symbolism and it generally takes itself a lot more seriously. 

If you liked the constant action, an inventive direction (same director), the charismatic characters and the nonsense plot of Kill La Kill is almost impossible you don't sympathize with Uchuu Patrol Luluco at least. 

Done by both the same animation studio and director, as well as sharing many characteristics in tone and ideas. The main character is basically if Mako was the protagonist instead of Ryuko, and the characters turn into guns in their transformation sequences, rather than changing clothes.  

While the stories in Uchuu Patrol Luluco and Kill la Kill may be different, outfit transformations are present in them. Some of the story, art style, and comedy in Uchuu Patrol Luluco appear to be influenced by Kill la Kill. The main character, Luluco, is similar to one of characters in Kill la Kill – Mako – both in which are very carefree and energetic. If you are interested in bizarre settings with high intense action scenes, then you’ll most likely enjoy these anime as well.  

Two Trigger anime by director Hiroyuki Imaishi featuring his trademark style of smashing together the lowbrow and highbrow with bombastic beauty. 

They have similar art style and live in a strange town. Also, the main character reminds me of Mako because they both get bad grades and live in a run down house, but Luluco only lives with her dad.  

Uchuu Patrol Luluco is a homage of Trigger Studio to its animes (& Gainax's). Basically, it's a non-stop dynamic and energetic mad venture just like KLK with a lot of references to Trigger's stuff. It's the to-go stuff when you're like "I now have a void I would like to fulfill by watching a show that has a lot of references to animes I have watched and made a void on me" 

This anime is just a pure beauty of animation and music. The soundtrack is amazing, the story is short but very cool and funny and the characters are very endearing. This anime is one of my favorite just for the animation, the soundtrack and the tributes to other anime of the studio. See it, it's 90 min of pure pleasure. . (sorry for the english, i'm french ) 

Both Kill la Kill and Uchuu Patrol Luluco are creations of director Hiroyuki Imaishi, and share extremely similar qualities, from the transforming outfits, to the fast-paced and unique animation style that screams Trigger, the studio behind the two. Both are best enjoyed when the brain is turned off, so the absurd, yet fun plot is not overthought, but they both still have deep, immersive messages that can get the viewer thinking if they are paying attention to metaphor and symbolism. If you enjoyed the style, animation, and themes of either show, you will find the other enjoyable, as well. 

I recommend watching this show after watching the last two. This show borrows heavily from both those shows, and by borrow I basically mean take elements directly from those shows. The show only has 7minute episodes but is still able to tell a fun and enjoyable story.  

Kill la Kill and Uchuu Patrol Luluco both share the same director and studio, Hiroyuki Imaishi and Trigger. Both have a similar over the top style, and both anime are filled to the brim of action and comedy. The art styles are very similar as well. However, Uchuu Patrol Luluco is lighter than Kill la Kill, and doesn’t have ecchi. I prefer Uchuu Patrol Luluco, but I would still recommend both anime to other people. Also, there’s some references to Kill la Kill in Uchuu Patrol Luluco as well! 

They both have the same over-the-top action with wholesome moments and fluent animation complimented by bright colours and upbeat music. They feel similar to watch in the best possible way and are both lots of fun to watch 

It would be silly to not compare this to Needless. Both deal with people with enhanced powers, or superpower. In this case, "Kill Ia Kill" has the student council have their enhanced powers come from what are called Ultima Uniforms. In "Needless" the main protagonist, Cruz, has no powers but is able to out strategize his opponents and defeat them. In "Kill la Kill" Ryūko Matoi carries one half of a scissors sword that can defeat the Ultima Uniforms. 

In the top of the pyramid food chain, the strong rule the weak and any form of disobedience will be weeded out effectively to minimise possible resistance. Although, behind the mask, there are clandestine truths to be discovered. The animation, OST, action, etc are only small fragments in these truly remarkable series. 'Needless' kick start its campaign with superior battles that will take your breath away, but what seems to be a standard story slowly develops into a string of twists where one must always expect the unexpected. Trust is a luxury no one can afford, with a high probability of being back-stabbed during a misguided action. 'Kill la Kill' exhibits the sheer brutality of what a dark past can contribute to a person followed by the carnage it could create. Hiding behind the curtains are others who are willing to commit the indescribable in order to fulfill their goals whether it's for total peace or absolute destruction. 'The Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend' is a sound way to elucidate the people of this world and the power of the gods are a force to be reckon with.  

Both titles are over-the-top shounen storylines about a person defeating super-powered enemies. Both have a dystopian-style setting and a gratuitous amount of ecchi and fan-service scenes. 

Kill la Kill seems to be an improved and female version of Needless. The same kind of action and features, the same character spirits, with a rough design. The shows offer powered fights with high pace and frenzied rhythms. 

As if action wasn't enough, Needless and Kill la Kill takes action to a whole new level with its characters and battles. The presentation of both series depicts a similar setting involving superpowers. The main characters gets involved with various events that puts their lives and others at risk against certain foes. As anti-government force to be recognized, the main characters makes a name for themselves in the chaos to fight what they believe in. Expect high volumes of drama, comedy, action, and fighting.  

Over the top craziness? Yeah, Needless has got some of that. In fact the stories are very similar. A group of powerful individuals oppress the weak lower class in a post-apocalyptic environment. I personally haven't watched the entire show, but from the first ten or so episodes, I can tell that the craziness only continues to increase as the show goes on. Definitely worth a watch. 

Needless is probably one of the closest animes in comparison to Kill la Kill -They both have similar stories for example in Needless the main character is trying to beat a boss of some organization that is super strong and has loyal subordinates who would fight for the death for him/her their also strong and feared by the normal people just like in Kill la Kill. The stories are really not that different in fact their almost the same. - The atmosphere of the animes are also very similar - Both have about the same fan service -Both have bad ass antagonists and protagonists as well  

Kill la Kill is basically Needless in school. Both anime take place in a post apocalyptic world. Not only that, but both anime feature over the top craziness, insane fights, the same level of fanservice and a similar brand of comedy. The storylines are different, but the characters (especially the main antagonists of both anime) and art styles really resemble each other. Kill la Kill is crazier than Needless, but give both of these at least a try. 

Both have a rule of cool type of story. Involve characters with god complex. Cute and badass girls. Unique artstyle with great action. 

First of all, both are original anime made by studio Trigger and directed by the same directors. There are similar artistic choices and the same level of action. The villains of both entries have a very similar feel to them. 

Flashy over-the-top action from the same director and animation studio that's bound to keep you entertained. Neither anime takes itself too seriously and often likes to poke fun at other anime from the same genre. 

Promare and Kill la Kill are both animated by studio Trigger! They have similar art styles that allow for beautiful animation and the fight scenes in both are fantastic :) while the plots are considerably different, both are enjoyable to watch (though klk is definitely for more adult audiences) and give off similar vibes imo! 

High octane action that kicks off right from the start of the anime. Although the narratives of each of the two aren't anything special, the stylized action and over-the-top everything is sure to deliver any viewer a thrilling adrenaline rush. 

Both are insane and over the top, made by the same studio, And remind you of each other within the first minute while still beeing distinct enough to not feel like a reskin 

Both good OST made by Hiroyuki Sawano, same people behind TTGL and Kill la Kill 

A lot of the characters are direct references with similar personalities. It has tons of sakuga by the same studio, and also has fast-paced action. A good time for sure! 

Another great job by Trigger studios, great story and the same awe-inspiring battle animations that make Kill la Kill so good. 

-Same director, studio, sound director -Over the top action, crazy animation -Unique style -Similar main villain Both give the same feel 

ELITE GROUPS + WEAPONS: The "goku uniform" in Kill la Kill and "imperial arms" in Akame ga Kill both play a central role in the overall plot of the stories. Both animes have a high level of action, great humour, plot twists, and unique complex characters. 

Akame ga Kill! is basically Kill la Kill and Game of Thrones combined. It has lots of ability based combat, interesting story revolving around the problems in the kingdom, and many deaths. And It's awesome. 

MC are both similar. You have to like the clothing or weapon to wore it. In both anime their special gear evolved. Everything is about killing. In both anime MC wants to make a revoliution and joins a organizations. 

- Strong female characters who take their destiny into their own hands. - Some good humor and tasteful action scenes that will leave the watcher wanting more. - An exciting story that includes surprises and plot twists - and don't forget about the extremely likeable villains 

Strong and independent girls in search of great power, Akame ga Kill! it may be good for you who wants to continue in the worlds of great fights. 

To start, the title is very similar to the title. There are characters that use a sword to fight and have rapid movements in terms of speed and reaction time. There are also characters that sport special suits known as either Kamui or Regalias. Likewise, in Akame ga Kill, some characters have special weapons known as Imperial Arms. Lastly, the main character of Akame ga Kill is visually similar to the main character of Kill la Kill, with black and red clothing and skirts. 

funny and action packed kill la kill wont compare (it's better) but akame ga kill is enjoyable, it tugs at your heartstrings and makes you wanting more. the short series leaves you satisfied and wishing for more. would recommend both kill la kill and akame ga kill 

Strong female rebels. Akame Ga Kill and Kill la Kill both feature a strong female lead who rebel against an organisation. Akame Ga Kill has Akame and the Night Raid fight against the government, with Kill la Kill having Ryuuko fight against Satsuki and her Honnouji Academy. Both are great action-packed anime with Akame Ga Kill having a dark atmosphere, with Kill la Kill being the opposite with comedy and fanservice. 

Being a die hard fan of both Akame Ga Kill and Kill La Kill (I prefer Akame Ga Kill by the way), the similarities are surprisingly….. not alot. I will list a handful of similarities for both. Fantastic Fight Scenes The Main Protagonist has Red and Black color outfits (Akame and Ryuko) Lots of Blood Satsuki Kiryuin wearing Senketsu looks virtually identical to Akame That’s basically it. Both Series are entirely different for what they are. Kill La Kill is about a teenage girl who sets out on a revenge story arc and gets a magical uniform to help her achieve her goal Akame Ga Kill is about a boy who sets out to the Capital in order to get a job and get enough money to help fund his own village, only to join a group of Assassins to take down the Empire’s Corrupted Government  

Kill la Kill is basically Dead Leaves in school. Having some staff members in common, character design, animation, direction give the same feel. Both works are also fast-paced and filled with over-the-top action. They both depict fascism and more generally the ugly side of life (dirtyness, physical violence, verbal abuse) in a non-politically correct way.  

both have a thicklined drawing style and are over the top fun, and the style is also simmilair to the anime Redline 

Both are full of action and comedy. Both have similar irregular animation and both are full of perverted jokes. In both, main character(s) fight against authority (Student council president in Kill la Kill, Prison guards in Dead Leaves. Both were made by same director. 

Both are full of extremely fast paced over-the-top action scenes and they contain some ecchi elements. 

Although Kill la Kill is a lot more serious than Dead Leaves, both have simple cartoonish art-style but with awesome animation. They both also have crazy, random, and sexual humor. If you enjoyed one, you'll definitely enjoy the other. 

Both have very psychotic and absurd action in them with a similarity in animation style with Dead Leaves being a little more hectic. Both have enemies that are trying to control it's subjects that the MC's fight back against. Both have some dirty jokes but Dead Leaves is filled to the brim with them as well as extreme sexual humor. 

Both were from the same team long before trigger was founded actually and are high energy fast paced lots of action and trippy edgy humor and art as well as lot of fun to watch as well too and also crazy female anti heroines as well too. 

Dead Leaves and Kill la Kill have the same frantic energy, brought to you by director Hiroyuki Imaishi. Both anime have a load of action, comedy, and crazy animation. However, Dead Leaves is aimed at a much less mainstream audience than Kill la Kill, and has a much different art style and vibe in general. 

Lots of crazy action transformations weird weapons overall upbeat vibe  

Both of these anime rely heavily on fanservice, and as a result, both of these anime have those critics who say the show is nothing but ecchi, and a sad excuse for anime. For some reason, Kill la Kill has managed to make it to the mainstream audience, where the majority would say it is critiquing fanservice, and in fact the ecchi is a necessary part of the plot. I would argue vehemently that Punchline is the exact same way: the panty shots in this anime are not just to cause nosebleeds in sexually frustrated 30-year-olds. In fact, I would say the fanservice in Punchline is even more integral to the plot than in Kill la Kill, and is executed better, too. But for some reason, the majority of people don't see Punchline the same way. But I'm telling you right now, if you were able to look past the half naked girls in Kill la Kill to see how awesome the anime was, you can definitely look past the panty shots in Punchline to go on a surprisingly well-written and mind-blowing journey. Watch it!  

Both contain a very over-the-top sense of humor and animation style. They contain crazy transformations and characters with strange super powers. If you enjoy shows that have plenty of action, crazy fights, strange bits of ecchi, these two are definitely for you. 

It has the same sorta plot. It really good and it Just got completed so it has all the episodes 

What happens with take a certain trope and use it in a way that subverts expectations with the risk of your creation being misinterpreted as a something else? - while not deconstructions, both shows play with the idea of fan service in interesting and original ways, integrating them perfectly into the universe they create, without it ever seeming out of place or gratuitous - furthermore, the use of said fan service is neaty explained and justified throughout the series and makes sense within their own respective universes - colorful cast of characters that have good chemistry together - well directed and animated action - you could say that that Punchline is to a ecchi shounen what Kill La Kill is to battle shounen, probably the best and most original thing to come out of their own specific genre - both run the risk at being taken at face value, therefore both tend to be disconsidered as being good - created by well acclaimed studios (MAPPA and Trigger, respectively) - both protagonists find themselves stuck in a situation that is more than meets the eye, gradually uncovering a plot to destroy the world full of twists and turns - many characters are not what they first seem - quirky and colorful character designs that stand out and fit within their own respective worlds - funny animal side characters - hacking genius characters - fun and fast paced, well directed and entertaining, with meaning behind the apparent stories  

Both shows feature magical girl esc plot devices and break out of the standards of their genre regularly enough. Both shows sport a fair amount of humor and kooky nonsense. Kill la Kill is far more stylistic by design, but punch line shares a penchant for going over the top. Most importantly both shows offer something unique. 

While Punch Line doesn´t quite hold up to the colorful and insane masterpiece which is Kill la Kill it is very similar in many aspects. Both shows combine a colorful and aesthetic artstyle with ecchi elements, an insane storyline, great plottwists and likable characters. I think that if you enjoyed Kill la Kill you may very well enjoy this anime. 

Similar artistic designs, R-rated costumes, loaded Japanese humor, and hilarious superpower stunts.  

Kill la Kill was basically a retread of Re: Cutie made by some of the same people. Some of the characters were new and interesting, but the artstyle, action, and humor were just watered-down RCH. Watch Re: Cutey honey if you want to see a better, shorter Kill la Kill (or if you're a fan of Imaishi, Anno, or Go Nagai). 

Hiroyuki Imaishi worked on both (though he created KLK and only directed the first episode of RCH) they both have somewhat similar stories and similar views on clothing (though RCH is more making jokes and being sexy for fun while KLK is making a thematic point with it). I'm sure RCH somewhat inspired KLK anyway. 

There's amount of obvious similarities , Like weird art style , action scences , and a lot of ecchi , also both main character seek revenge Kill la Kill is literally a retread of Re: Cutie Honey 

Artistically speaking it's the same show It got girls fighting in some suggestive clothes plus lots of random comedy and a very memorable soundtrack Because it's fun and short, you should give it a try. 

Vibrant and over-the-top ecchi action anime. The main character is basically a magical girl who transforms her clothes in questionable ways. The protagonist is searching for the person who killed her father in order to avenge him. 

It's not secret that Kill la Kill is a retread of Re: Cutey Honey. Many of the same staff worked on both, including director Hiroyuki Imaishi, and it greatly shows, with their unconventional take on magical girls, high amounts of nudity, general tongue in cheek tone, bombastic action, similar visual style and of course the yuri, any fan of either is sure to love the other. 

Both have a cast of colorful characters. The main characters do what they want, whenever they want. Both feature high octane and exciting action, with moves that basically cause explosions every time they make contact. Both have sidekicks, who they originally didnt want, but learned to love. Enemies also have a tendency to have interesting back stories, but really long monologues as well 

Both animes are an harmony of huge epicness and fun, Kill la Kill also have a particular graphic style but you'll found it awesome later, Kill la Kill and One Punch man are two animes that i didn't expected to be that epic seriously Kill la Kill is probably the most epic anime i've ever seen. Both animes also have an awesome OST, so if you liked One Punch Man absolutely try Kill la Kill, you wont regret it ! 

Both are absolutely hilarious, are about heroes vs villians, have a wide cast of interesting characters, a system of levels that heroes are divided into based on power (KLK: goku uniforms. OPM: the ranking of heroes by classes) and an engaging storyline. If you liked one, you will DEFINITELY like the other. (KLK has more fanservice but other than that these two are REALLY similar) 

Large action scenes, great art and sound, with peppering of hilarious characters 

One Punch Man and Kill la Kill are both satirical anime which lampoon common anime tropes to great comedic effect. In One Punch Man, the writers play off of the classic "normal guy becomes a superhero and saves the world" trope by creating a character that's just a hero as a hobby, and is so overwhelmingly powerful that even battles with super-villains become boring (at least to him). In Kill la Kill, we see a play on the "mysterious transfer student shakes up the high-school" trope by making the main character a strong and competent Female, and through the writers using their viewers' fanservice expectations as an actual plot device. The main character's clothes-based fighting abilities seem to be related to the amount of skin she shows, turning the fanservice, something that is normally only objectifying, into a source of strength. "But Tacit," you might say, "One Punch Man doesn't have any fanservice." Well that is... kind of true. While there isn't too much fanservice, that doesn't mean the authors aren't aware of their viewers' fanservice expectations. There is a reason Saitama keeps showing up in a shirt that says "Oppai" ("Boobies"), it's the animators giving a satirical nod to fanservice in the anime industry. Beyond their satirical nature, both anime are wonderfully animated, beautifully scored, populated by interesting characters, and supported by expertly choreographed fight-scenes. On the off-chance that you haven't seen these two already, or in case you were considering either anime and just need that final push to start watching them, then I would whole-heartedly recommend both of these shows. Even if you don't pick up on all the satire they are both hugely entertaining anime. I hope you enjoy them!   

both are really funny, and both have great action and characters  

simple good fighting, kill la kill has more fan service but all in all best starter anime that get you going. nothing overly special about it... very original and very good but nothing special. 

Both series feature a female lead who discovers her powers as the series progresses. The two series have similar art style and use the same sort of over-the-top cartoon gags, particularly in the fight/action scenes.  

If you like the animation style or the humor, Kill la Kill is definitely worth a shot. Also leading female character exploring a strange new world is an aspect of both series. 

Main characters are pretty similar, with both being headstrong and enforcing their ideals of justice in their own ways. They are also high-school girls that were dragged into an action-filled journey for one reason or another, with both of them being the central key to a greater, more grandiose plot. Finally, the pacing of these shows is almost identical, with some episodes more focused on plot while others on side-plots. If you enjoyed Kill la Kill, I can guarantee that you'll also enjoy the BNA hypefest! 

same studio (trigger) both are totally amazing animes to watch 

The two shows share a studio; BNA is kid-friendly(ish) in comparison as it contains little nudity if any, but it covers a more serious premise and treats itself seriously. On the other hand KLK has nudity and gore but a general sense of lightheartedness. Overall if you loved KLK for its flashy visuals and lovable characters BNA will meet that in its own way, as well as having more soothing colors and a more involved plot. Neither is the most serious show, but if you liked KLK for the laughs and the boobes, BNA is not a good pick. 

These shows both give off a very similar vibe in my opinion. They have a lighthearted tone with deeper messages underneath about society and other real-world issues. Both are animated by the G.O.A.T. studio Trigger so it's guaranteed to be a classic. BNA has almost no fan service compared to Kill la Kill where fan service is the plot. Both are excellent watches. 

Both of these anime about Japanese schoolgirls have a very similar trio of main characters and are filled with insane moments and pop culture references. Project A-ko features A-ko, a girl with superhuman-strength and her genki girl best friend C-ko (both clad in Sailor fuku) going up against rich girl B-ko and her insane gadgets and mecha. Kill la Kill features delinquent Ryuko and her genki girl best friend Mako go up against rich girl Satsuki. 

They are bad in similar ways. If that didn't bother you in one, it shouldn't bother you in the other. 

Over the top action with girls as the main characters, some comedy and fanservice as well. The main girls are also very similar (A-ko to Ryuuko, B-ko to Satsuki and C-ko to Mako). If you enjoyed one, you are most likely going to enjoy the other. 

both Anime are extremely similar (both have): -super over the top action with school setting -lots of fanservice (even with super skimpy costumes, which give you super powers) -very humorous/light hearted -similar characters with two girls as rivals and one comic relief side-character  

It is hard not too notice the inspiration in Kill La Kill that took from Project A-ko, from the trio protagonist, pop culture references from the 80's, to the over the top action and comedy, the skimpy outfits and fan-service, good animation and artstyle, they're both overall great and fun anime with similar energy in both of them. 

Kill la Kill was very obviously inspired by Project A-ko Both have lots of over the top fight scenes, are about high school girls with very similar personalities (thankfully Mako is far less annoying than C-ko), and are mostly comedy. 

among some anime which popped out in my mind when i started watching symphogear is kill la kill. which unfortunately when I checked the recommended title part of symphogear, didn't find any. in general, both anime tells a story of a girl protagonist having to fight. what makes kill la kill and symphogear different from other anime (and what makes them similar) is of course, their art style and animation which doesn't use CGI. they also chose somewhat weird costume for their protagonists. secondly, both anime includes weird ironical comedy in their character and story. 

Symphogear starts out a little slow, but I believe if you like Kill la Kill and singing/music, you will almost certainly enjoy Symphogear. Symphogear has battles that get on a level of hype near to Kill la Kill's final battle. Both shows have awesome transformation scenes (Symphogear's gets improved after first season). While it is a lot of fun, it also has its serious moments. The most important thing: I loved both of their OST's. They fit the action very well, and reflect the state of the character's feelings in the particular scene.  

If you like Kill la Kill but thought it could use more singing, then Symphogear is the anime for you. If you can't stand the first season, the second is generally considered much better. 

Badass female main character, with plenty of overpowered to go around. Ridiculous, over-the-top action scenes, all of which are well animated. Great soundtrack. Bright colour palette. Simple story, but with great characters, takes cliches and makes them great again. 

Both are about girls in really ugly clothing punching each other. 

-Both series are centered in important schools at the top of the city. -Both have a tomboy female protagonist. -Both are pretty funny. -both have a similar over the top animation and art style -Both have a female villain who is a terrible mother. 

Both are high octane energy series with lots of stylish action in them and a focus on lots of comedy in addition too the transforming weapons concept especially.  

Os dois tem um estilo exagerado / The both have a exaggerated style. 

In both Soul Eater and Kill la Kill, the main protagonist is a tomboy who goes to a school that teaches students how to fight. Both anime feature action and comedy, plus fanservice (more so in Kill la Kill). Plus, both anime featuring transforming weapons, humans in Soul Eater and clothes in Kill la Kill. Soul Eater is longer, but both are pretty good. Check them out!  

Comedy and style of both animes are pretty similar. 

Unique animation styles, crazy over-the-top schools, family "disputes," and symbolism. They have similar feelings from all of the above things despite Kill la Kill being a full length anime and Hells being just a movie. While the symbolism differs for the most part, there are some symbols that are used in both (but saying what they are would be a spoiler). The characters and their interactions are also similar. Friendship, enemies, and family are large aspects of both KLK and Hells. 

Both having trippy and edgy artstyles as well as animation,quirky characters and also a unusual school setting as well too. 

What if you throw Kill La Kill into an Angel Beats setting and make a movie outta it? Basically that's 'Hells'. A seemingly week female protagonist gets rolled into a bizarre school,meets weird new people and soon things start to go batshit crazy.Unexpected twists alongside bizarre plot and action while little by little the cute protagonist keeps pushing her limit and eventually grows strong enough to throw everything off the balance while dealing with family issues - just too much similarity between these two anime. Besides the animation is also pretty similar and overall radiates the crazy goofy 'energy'- makes you feel like watching typical Imaishi Hiroyuki masterclass.   

Both Hells Angels and Kill La Kill are crazy and fast paced and full of action and fights. If non-stop is your motto, both of these shows are shows you should check out. If the unusual is something you seek out, again, both of these shows hit the mark. If high octane high energy pacing is your style, then these shows are made for you. If weird and zany are positive attributes in your book, then definitely, these two anime are made for you! 

while kill la kill might be a lot more fanservice-ey, the over the top fun of both series is very reminiscent of each other. I can't recommend either enough, especially if you watched and enjoyed the other. 

1 - Same Studio 2 - Similar Animation 3 - Takes Place in a School Setting 4 - A most of the Kill La Kill Dub Cast voice some of the same Characters for the English dub 5 - Similar Humor although Kill la Kill can be Kind of Ecchi and it seems like Little Witch Academia's Humor is more PG rated) 6 - Female Protagonist Simmilar Characters Akko (LWA) is similar to Ryuko (KLK) and Lotte (LWA) is Simmilar to Mako (KLK). I will edit more or less as the series continues So far after watching Episode one it seems more like a Female Shonen anime versus Kill La Kill's plot of Revenge.  

If you want an amazing action anime that is filled with nonsense, both are good choices. You will find : - An over-the-top animation made by Studio Trigger and Hiroyuki Imaishi. - An almost entirely female cast - Action scenes involving the use of magic power - School Environment - Endearing and funny characters Be aware that Kill La Kill is not an all-public anime like Little Witch Academia and contains lots of gore and ecchi elements.  

Now hear me out. You may be thinking to yourself, "How in the world is Kill la Kill similar to Little Witch Academia?". The general premises for these two shows are wildly different. One is about a girl with a girl scissor looking for her father's murder and the other is a girl whose dream is to learn magic so she can be like her childhood hero. The reason that I would recommend this show if you liked Kill la Kill is that both were made by Trigger studio. Trigger has a distinct animation that I really enjoyed that is found in both of these shows. Kill la Kill is one of my favorite shows of all time and I was happy to see that the same studio worked on Little Witch Academia as well. Both shows are funny and have action scenes that are truly amazing. Little Witch Academia is a little less plot-driven than Kill la Kill but I found both to be enjoyable nonetheless.   

Madoka Magica and Kill la Kill are both shows that you have to look past have how they're advertised (Madoka for the the cute magical girls and Kill la Kill for the fanservice) and see them for the deep, underlying themes they have and engrossing plot. Both anime also have great action and animation, as well as some of the best soundtracks in anime to date.  

Both were great shows. I was skeptical about both at first, only watching them because they're popular and my friends recommended them, but I love them both. Both follow a teenage girl who reluctantly accepts power and then later finds out she is extremely powerful for one reason or another. Both have surprisingly touching endings. Both have (censored) nudity either from a transformation scene or someone losing their clothes for whatever reason. Both also have (spoiler that's revealed about one third to halfway in each show) an alien race that guided humanity through evolution for personal gain. 

Both are magical girl themed stories that have darker and edgier twist to them and share a particulalry facinating art and animation style too and have some pretty unorthodox moments of storytelling too. 

Both are magical girl anime that explore different themes then other magical girl series. Both these shows are a bit more mature then the majority of the magical girl genre. 

Vibrant artwork, rebellious teenage girls, an emphasis on friends and family, and a story you won't soon forget. If you are looking for a series with great pacing and an amazing ending look no further.  

Both anime gave me the feeling "wtf did I just watch? that looks totally awesome even if i don't understand a damn thing!" I find that the atmosphere in the anime is pretty similar, with protagonist barging in an unknown place just to bust things left and right Also, Koto and Ryuko look like each other a lot in the way they do things, but their motives is completely different 

Both have female leads in it in a strange and unusual world with lots of stylish action,art,visuals and animation in it as well too with quite a bit of chaos in it. 

-Female lead characters with high spirit trying to demolish every single obstacle that comes with their unique weapons. -Story takes place in a colourful crazy & hilarious city. -Unique, colourful & glamorous animation style and kinda similar character design. -Handles the mystery part masterfully. -Outrageous, bizarre and fast paced storyline where literally anything can happen in the next frame and you'll enjoy the hell outta it as both of them radiates similar vibes. -Story circles around family members who are trying to accomplish certain goals.  

Contrary to what this anime looks like- a fanservice ecchi, this anime follows similar storyline to Kill la Kill. In Kill la Kill, Ryouko fights Elites and higher star ranks to achieve her goal of fighting Satsuki, even if she is treated like an underdog. Similarly, In Keijo, Nozomi has the goal to become a prize queen, defeating Elites and other schools to achieve her goals, whilst others look down on her  

At first both seem like just fanservice action/sports series but don't get it wrong, because both start to grow and are finally awesome! I have to say they dida very good job at parodying ecchi, as in both, "Ecchi" involves the plot in such a clever way it's brilliant. 

Both have characters battling with fan service tied in and are a blast to watch. 

both are comedy action animes where the characters use fanservice as a weapon  

Im not sure but the art style and the style of the mecha's that they are also talking and stuff just really reminds me of kill la kill. 

Same animation style and I would even mention the artwork is similar but it has a feel that just reminds you of Kill la Kill. If you were a fan of it I highly recommend checking out Darling in the FranXX 

Kill la Kill and D in the FranXX look alike, and that's a plus (for me), it has good characters and noiice fight scenes ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°), and is overall a good watch. I recommend it! 

Easy to get into, gets more and more crazy to the end, insane visuals and likeable waifus. Oh and instead of "quirks", it's uniforms. It is one of the classics in anime and should be watched by all. 

Same pace, similiar humor, both has form of super powers, both are shonen 

Kill la Kill is my personal favorite anime. there is a lot of action, especially in the last half of the series, at one point there are even 2 episodes where they pretty much only fight. it is a super power and also a school anime, which is perfect for you since you are a "boku no hero academia" fan boy. it is a bit ecchi but nothing strange, you don't see naked or anything. it's also very funny, like every time Mako does that dance you're guaranteed to laugh. all the characters are either funny or bad-ass. [spoiler]The ending was fucking awesome, I almost cried when Senketsu died[/spoiler]  

Rolling Girls has yet to be finished at the time of this writing. Rolling Girls and Kill la Kill are fairly similar shows that have both aired in the last couple years. Rolling Girls is a this season anime, that does not have a set number of episodes yet or any plans for OVAs etc. The show is animated by Wit studio (The Attack on Titan guys). Kill la Kill aired from October of 2013 to March 2014, animated by Trigger, with one OVA. The two shows' art styles immediately can be drawn as similar as they both feature a very colorful and different style. The fight scenes, specifically, also shadow one another as every attack that is landed holds a ton of weight, as if you were the one being hit. The story-line for Rolling Girls is basically turf wars with the entirety of japan, whereas Kill la Kill has more of a linear story line. Some of the characters in Rolling Girls also resemble those from Kill la Kill both physically and mentally. Thus you can come to the conclusion that they are fairly similar shows. For the anyone who has experienced Kill la Kill and liked the overall style of the show, you should definitely give this one a try this season.  

Over-the-top action, similar art, and set in a future, divided Japan. 

VERY Similar crazed animation, fighting scenes, character designs, and art, with different groups fighting over divided territories in Japan. Also the use of "unconventional" weapons: Ryuko - Scissor Blade Shigyou - Safety Pin You be the judge... 

- Both have a duo of two female high schoolers as the main characters. - Both have cool color choices. - Both have amazing fight scenes. - Both have transformation sequences. - Both have really good music. - Both have bittersweet endings. 

They're both crazy good action stories with really cool female leads. 

-2 girls as main characters - Really fast paced -Cool action scenes -Similar art style -Both are just really good shows imo  

Both shows can be seen as satirical to what they're making fun of, and contain copious amounts of fanservice. Along with similarities with certain characters and roles, Kill la Kill and Shimoneta are both over-the-top comedies that are best viewed with your brain shut off. Suffice to say, if you liked one, you'll (probably) like the other. 

Dystopian authorities wield shame to control and suppress the populace, forcing the heroes to bare themselves and take down the system. Both shows embrace "low-brow" material as ultimately natural and necessary aspects of the self that must be fought for even at the cost of one's own life or reputation. Once you feel comfortable in your own skin you open yourself up to your true potential and doing the impossible. 

Similarities: - stupidly funny dialogue - dumb costumes - similar art style - kinda ecchi  

Both series involve a lot of action with significant figures inside the school, and the student council president. The characters have super power abilities, fighting skills, etc. However in Medaka Box the student council president is the protagonist rather than the antagonist. Note:" Medaka Box Abnormal" is the sequel to the first season.  

Crazy action, crazy fight scenes, crazy powers, crazy everything! Animes containing plenty of fighting and action sequences between people with strange, abnormal or supernatural powers. Featuring strong female leads, Kill la Kill and Medaka Box Abnormal are highly enjoyable and plenty of fun to watch! 

Fucked up school with overpowered student council, and the main character fights the student council members one by one until she finally faces the student council president. 

A female protagonist comes to a new and over the top school where she has to beat lots of students and in the end, confronting the student council. It's also mindless fun, but this time there's an objective, a decent amount of time for fleshing out and developing the characters, and a solid ending 

Both have girls leading dual lives fighting the bad guys and have a school setting to them and also some lgbt elements in it as well too and the female lead never giving up and surrending to the bad guys no matter what and is always there to take action.  

Kill la Kill is te edgy version of Sailor moon and i love it, both have unique style and show different sides of the sailor costume concept, one being a more comedy/shonen while other taking a little serious/romantic syle, but truly is a fun watch 

Both have unique animation style, insane/epic movement, cartoon-like, random humor, impressive opening/intro song and extreme action. But the difference is kill la kill is for more matured audiences (because of boobs,heavy blood,sexual etc) but mob psycho 100 much suitable more all audiences. 

Objectively a beautiful show. You might enjoy it if you can get past the uncomfortable sexualization of 14 y/o girls. 

This show has a similar vibe to things like Kill La Kill. Gurren Lagann, FLCL, Mob Psycho 100, One-Punch Man, and many other zany action-Adventure Is all about being inspirational while having memorable and likable characters. Great production values and as a whole, a great RULE OF COOL series that has the EPIC FACTOR. So I recommend it for that 

Both are episodic animes (a little different from each other, but still episodic) with a crazy but good story, the two protagonists use scissors as a weapon and also have the animation and design of the two works that stand out among the others. 

both are trippy af action packed series with a strong female cast and also nice to look at art and character designs too. 

Both anime revolve around the concept that in order to beat your opponent, you need to get rid of their clothes. While the aftermath of that does differ, losing one's clothing will be a setback. Their color palettes also pop. In traditional anime sense, fight scenes are exaggerated and the final battles do feel similar in terms of atmosphere and stakes. 

"Food Wars: Shokugeki no Souma" and "Kill la Kill" are two extremely over-the-top shounen that have heavy focuses on supposedly symbolic fanservice involving relatively heavy nudity. In both shows, the brash protagonist of seemingly humble origins immediately challenges the most feared high school girl at the influential academy that is built on top of a mountain which he and she respectively arrive at. 

Both elevate a mundane topic (food/clothing) into an epic tale through over-the-top drama and ridiculous sexual humor. 

"Kill la Kill" and "Blood Blockade Battlefront" / "Kekkai Sensen" are series that revolve around very stylized action in an alternate modern world. The over-the-top nature in the artistically similar action sequences of these two shows make them stand out from many other series. The brooding colour palettes of both these shows also add to their seemingly ridiculousness. In addition, the reactions of civilians to the aftermath of destructive events in both shows are toned down for the point of humour. Another commonality would be the craziness of the villains introduced, as they all appear insane. 

- The art style in some ways are pretty similar - The names of attacks and powers are displayed in huge, bold text - The action is excessive yet humorous - Many characters have a certain ridiculousness about them - Zapp uses a blood sword which looks a lot like Ryuko's scissor sword - Blood weapons being used looks a lot like life fibers 

Both about certain ''suits'' or outside powers you can call it that consume them fighting for their own goals.Both has comedy and ''omg'' parts in the series also come to senses of what they really are and what they are doing 

Between these, I see a similar theme of female empowerment or whatnot, specifically in the form of women transforming into sexy superpowered battle forms. 

The environment feels very similar, besides that the Kamui in KLK remindes me the Zanpacto in Bleach. And in both series the OST is just AMAZING. So if you like good fights, amazing OST and pure comedy, You will probebly enjoy this. 

both are action themed stories that focus on taking down the bad guys and also lots of nice to look at art and visuals as well too as well as having a punk type mc too. 

While watching Kill la kill I was constantly reminded of Mawaru Penguindum. The craziness that's percieved as normal, the weird sceneries, the soft srt-style... It really feels very similar. The plots are very different, but if you're looking for something that shares the crazy atmosphere of Kill la kill, Mawaru is definitely what you're looking for. 

Both have flashy transformation sequences; crude language or innuendo-filled humor; deep themes about fighting against fate; themes of rape, sexual assault, and child abuse; plenty of fanservice (mostly in second half for Penguindrum); and strong bonds, loyalty, and devotion between characters. OST’s for both shows are catchy and memorable. Both have interesting and mysterious people whose roles gradually become clearer. Both have slow starts where nothing makes sense until halfway done. Both have a sentient piece of clothing that gives a human power. Both have a secret organization. Less fighting action in MP, but there is some. KLK took the anime industry by storm, often taking the trophy as the “savior of anime.” If you KLK fans have seen all the obvious recommendations (TTGL, FLCL, Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt) then give Mawaru Penguindrum a try. You’re sure to enjoy it if you liked Kill la Kill.  

There is an unreal amount of pure, stupid fun to be had with both series. Characters in each series have awesomely-designed costumes and often have crazy, over-the-top abilities. There's an easy-to-follow "monster of the week" formula in both series that eventually evolves into a struggle against a more powerful, ultimate villain. Both shows have a hint of slice-of-life behind all of the madness. It's worth mentioning that Kill la Kill draws some notable influences from JoJo, namely the spontaneous posing, crazy fighting, and some of the costumes. 

They both are the best examples of tihs decade. They both have hilarious moments, fun characters, uniqe art style and story which different from any other shows. 

Zany and over the top humor is present in both. The artistic style is similar in the character designs, especially with the exaggerated facial expressions and action scenes. Speaking of the action/fight scenes, there's a lot of destruction when they happen, with buildings collapsing and characters' bones being crushed, smashed, ruptured, and snapped if they were normal human beings. "Yelling makes you stronger" logic is here and there's a bunch of fanservice (yay). Though, Medaka's amazing rack is on another level. However, Ryuuko and Satsuki-sama show a lot of skin when they fight too. 

Both anime are in schools and are some what related to the student council president, both have similar uniform. 

Both very stylized and unique balance of drama/comedy. 

Fun action scenes, good jokes, good characters, and most importantly, "plot." If you liked Kill La Kill you can at least appreciate the "artwork" in Highschool of the Dead. 

Ok, one is a hyperactive take on something similar to mecha, with consistent towering and one-ups on who can do better in super awesome special final finishers. The other is an actual serious anime, so serious, it is known to many as the pinnacle of anime cinema—something like that. Regardless of such a disparity between the two, with the whole idea of world domination taken from such different angles, I thought I'd recommend these two if you wish for the opposite of what you may have just seen. Could even take it as more plausible with all the realistic robot action and hyper-normal action trying to seem bigger than it is.  

action is <3 Plot is <3 Best anime I've ever seen 

Have the same Shonen-style action and friendship. they earn their weapon from an item, in this case Kill la Kill is a Kamui, Nobunagun is an AU Weapon. My opinion is Kill la Kill have a better action than Nobunagun, but that is simply my opinion. 

It starts small, but it keeps getting bigger. Horrendously bigger. Hilariously bigger. Humongously bigger. Never ceases. I suppose an exponential growth with narrative may be considered bad if it just exists to show silly things with nothing else, but I don't believe that to be the case with KLK or Samumenco, for they are works of art. It's not every day someone tells you vibrant colours with revealing girls or superhero-toku anime can be something of enjoyment maxima but KLK and Samumenco both manage to take their premise and explode on it so much. <ost would not deny how wacky KLK's presentation made for a plot about clothes one of the most enjoyable things in recent anime history. As controversial as it is, Samumenco managed to achieve presenting some wacky ideas too, with it knowing no bounds of continuous growth, going beyond standards and expectations, and simply never ceasing to halt. They are both good action and comedy, with a simple premise exhausted to the extreme. Made for some of the craziest anime to man.   

Sukeban Deka is pretty clearly an inspiration for Kill la Kill, but with a more grounded and gritty setting, which in some ways makes the events even more out there than the clear absurdity of Kill la Kill's. 

Both shows were influenced by pretty much the same works from the 70s and 80s (and Kill la Kill was most certainly influenced by Honoo no Tenkousei too). 

The female leads in both are similar in appearance and in their fighting style. In both cases the girl's father was killed and they are out to render justice to those responsible. 

A fast-paced and tense plot featured in an unique school setting with memorable characters, especially the young women that are not afraid to rough-house. There are dark-haired females that run the school with a iron fist and a sharp intellect under a serious, haughty demeanor (Mari and Satsuki respectively). Though ‘Prison School’ is more overtly sex-based in its jokes, both anime effectively use fanservice for self-aware humour (rather than just to titillate or exploit). 

Both are completely over the top animes that have really good action are really funny and at times just unbelievable ridiculous but are both just really fun to watch. 

Both of these shows feature fast-paced, bloody action with eccentric characters with their fair share of nudity. The main characters of Andy and Fuuko in Undead Unluck somewhat remind me of Mako and Gamagoori in Kill la Kill. 

Kill la Kill and Star Driver both possesses an explosive energy to them in various forms whether it's action, the dialogues, or its intensity of the characters themselves. The main protagonists from both series has mysterious abilities that makes them well known. At the same time, this lands them on the wrong side of the antagonists as they get into various conflicts. Additionally, both series' main male protagonist has a noticeable past. Both series' setting also takes place in a school environment. They also have stories that are not crafted out of the ordinary.  

Both have funny moments and then get real quick. both are very over the top. Both have the same feeling. 

Nothing but wacky behaviour and attitudes. Inferno Cop and Kill la Kill have a story to play with but proceed to do so via an over-the-top way where things slowly begin to make less and less sense as it continues. Inferno Cop is a revenge story, though half of it isn't even remotely about revenge. Kill la Kill being about people using clothes to do evil stuff with mad action that looked like it came out of a tenzai Japan x American hero comic collab. Both brought to you by the based studio, Trigger.  

The overhyped anime of their seasons. Both of them have some sort of revenge story to them that pertains to the loss of their family members. They are both hot headed and passionate. And through their abilities, strive to achieve their vendetta. They have unique animation that fans consider over the top and of the highest quality. The main characters have some sort of wimpy sidekick with them.  

The stories for these two shows have NOTHING in common. What makes these shows so similar is the amount of explosions, effects and exaggerations for each of the battles. The characters are similar in the aspect of comedy, as well as the willingness to fight one another. Both are very entertaining!  

Both mc's are trying to find their fathers killer in order to avenge them. 

There are guns, swords, fights, lewds, women, man, real man, real women, unrealistic good battles and so much more. If you let it, both anime will touch your heart. The characters are strong in body and mind. That is very well represented in the good comedy and action which follows up. Vengeance is the drive behind the main characters, but what they find on their way to revenge was better then they hoped for. 

Both are really absurd and funny, whilst having action sequences and crazy characters! 

Lots of humor, crazy battles, interesting story and character development. I found this story to be similar in its scale and world-conquering themes yet equally outlandish. Sekai Seifuku is a bit more reserved and light hearted with far less fan-service but some similarly themed "armor" choices. Similar ideas of conquest and revenge along with changing and proving loyalties show up in each. If Kill la Kill was a bit much for you, Sekai Seifuku should fit the bill.