Gachiakuta

With Soul Eater's vast and dynamic cast constantly having B, C, D to Z plots always connecting and moving in parallel to the A plot, to the hip-hop inspired OSTs, to unique art style in a well animated format. What can I offer without spoilers? Truly nothing else. You will *not* be disappointed, this series will scratch your Soul Eater itch. 

Sabikui Bisco and Gachiakuta both take place in ruined worlds where the rich and poor are divided. Sabikui Bisco is more colorful with lots of adventure while Gachiakuta is darker and grittier, focusing on revenge and fighting back against a cruel system. Both have lots of action and similar unique art styles. Main characters both have intense personalities  

both share the same theme like pit or hole both has comedy and fight scenes in dorohedoro caiman goes to hole for restore his previous human form & gachiakuta rudo was fell into the pit there are many similarities between these 2 show give it a try 

the world building and the sceneographi looks so similar. 

Released around the same time both anime stories contain a secret society which the general mass (for that anime) is unaware of. The Main lead of both animes are very similar, both are outcasts to normal society, have special powers, were raised by a person unrelated to them, loses their father in ep 1, joins a group of people to develop their skills and to seek revenge, meets some new people who have similar kind of power like them And most importantly how both of the MC can not stop talking about their inner thoughts out loud and saying everything before they are going to do it, in short both of them talk too much. If you liked one of them or wanted to see a similar kind of anime- give the other one a try. read more 

Zanpakuto>Vital Instrument soul society> The Raiders 

Both Gachiakuta and Mononogatari share the central theme that objects are not just lifeless tools, but carry a spirit or soul of their own. In Mononogatari, everyday items can awaken as tsukumogami, gaining will and emotions after years of human use. In Gachiakuta, discarded things can be infused with Anima, turning into powerful weapons with their own presence. Both series explore how humans treat the things around them, showing that even “worn-out” or “thrown-away” objects still hold value, meaning, and a kind of life within them. 

The main character’s peaceful life is shattered when their loved ones are brutally murdered. Framed without evidence and condemned to a living hell, they swear revenge on the one who set them up. You can feel their rage throughout the story, and the dark, distinctive artwork perfectly reflects that intensity. 

White haired orphan boy discovers he has abilities and finds family in a group of misfits that also have abilities  

most of the characters looks a like if you like that type of art heres a similar one the same style 

Almost the same set up. Group of people with special abilities and items they use for fighting. They are in an organisation, have a HQ and they go on missions. Support people don't have special abilities. There is a character who measures up both MCs at the beginning. In both anime the main characters hands are weird, raised by a man who are not related to them, and both their dads die. However, Rudo and Allen has very different personalities.  

Both shows build oddly similar worlds where their protagonists endure comparable struggles. While Sakasama no Patema's a totally different genre, if it's world interests you, then Gachiakuta should too. 

Being isolated from the outside world and forming a squad that fights off outside threats, and a hidden twist underneath surface level depiction. The politics is similar in some ways, the MC also has a similar backstory/situation where it appears the MC doesn't belong or fit into that world and similar situation with growing up without a family whilst having a father figure raise the MC instead.  

similar premise in that there is a different world down a hole.  

The main theme of both works is the environmental agenda, how ruthless we are to nature, and how it takes revenge on us in return. 

Both anime show a clash between rich and poor, separated by a wall. The main character hates the rich for killing the poor without mercy or trial and swears revenge no matter what. Their goal is to rebuild society.  

-both anime about a boy losing his only forster family member and seeks revenge -brainwashed society, that stands against them 

Akame ga Kill and Gachiakuta both show unfair worlds where the rich abuse the poor. In AGK has a group of assassins who are tired of the unjustice fight a corrupt empire with vengeance. Gachiakuta is about a boy thrown into a trash-filled underworld who wants revenge on the people who set him up and burn the whole world down. Both are dark, violent, and focus on fighting against a cruel system.