Shows like Akame ga Kill!
24 series close to Akame ga Kill! (2014) on how it feels, not just what shelf it sits on — with what each one shares with it underneath.

dark fantasy, tragedy, dystopia · Horror, Drama, Animation · with Sora Amamiya · on Tokyo MX
dark fantasy, horror, based on manga · Horror, Drama, Animation · on Tokyo MX
dark fantasy, shounen, fantasy · Horror, Action & Adventure, Animation · on Tokyo MX

dark fantasy, tragedy, dystopia · Action & Adventure, Animation · on Tokyo MX
dark fantasy, tragedy, fighting · Horror, Drama, Action & Adventure · TOHO · on Tokyo MX

tragedy, horror, dark fantasy · Horror, Drama, Action & Adventure · with Hitomi Nabatame

tragedy, dark fantasy, dystopia · Horror, Animation · on Tokyo MX

dark fantasy, shounen, fighting · Drama, Action & Adventure, Animation · on Tokyo MX

tragedy, murder, dystopia · Drama, Action & Adventure, Animation

horror, dark fantasy, shounen · Horror, Action & Adventure, Animation
tragedy, horror, based on manga · Horror, Drama, Action & Adventure
tragedy, rebellion, murder · Horror, Drama, Animation
dragon, dystopia, gore · Action & Adventure, Animation · with Yukari Tamura · on Tokyo MX
tragedy, dystopia, shounen · Action & Adventure, Animation
shounen, swordplay, based on manga · Horror, Drama, Action & Adventure

horror, based on manga, gore · Horror, Drama, Action & Adventure · with Hitomi Nabatame

horror, military, based on manga · Horror, Drama, Action & Adventure

horror, super power, based on manga · Horror, Action & Adventure, Animation

tragedy, horror, dark fantasy · Horror, Drama, Animation

tragedy, fighting, super power · Drama, Animation · with Eiji Takemoto · on Tokyo MX

murder, horror, gore · Horror, Action & Adventure, Animation

tragedy, dark fantasy, fantasy · Drama, Action & Adventure, Animation
dystopia, shounen, fighting · Drama, Action & Adventure, Animation

dark fantasy, shounen, fantasy · Horror, Action & Adventure, Animation
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Matches are drawn from Cinnamon DB’s emotional fingerprint — a reading of how a series actually plays rather than how it is catalogued — then weighted by shared subject, cast, creator, studio, network and era. Genres include the ones TMDB’s television taxonomy leaves out: it has no Horror category at all, so that one is inferred here rather than missing.








