Fate/Zero, Psycho-Pass Recommendations

Fate/Zero
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Two men who undertand each other more than anyone else but have completely opposite goals.
report Recommended by PerlaNemesis
Made by the same writer. Both have amazing art and some of the characters and plot are similar even though their settings are different (Psycho-Pass: sci-fi, Fate/Zero: supernatural).
report Recommended by maverick0999
same author, incredibly deep stories, awesome action. just incredible anime
report Recommended by alexsilener
Both series written by Gen Urobuchi, which contain dark themes of murder and death. They are both thrillers and are somewhat similar in terms of having rogue lead characters.
report Recommended by Zetto92
Both Psycho-Pass and Fate/Zero share equally compelling main characters, who make you question your perspective; both anime also feature gory and dark atmospheres, courtesy of them sharing the same creator.
report Recommended by KissShotAcerola
Both are mature anime written by Gen Urobuchi. The male characters are strikingly similar from each show. Kogami and Mashikima from Psycho-Pass mirror Kiritsugu and Kirei respectively from Fate/Zero extremely well. In their respective shows, they are men who are the same at the core of what they do but their goals clash and thus so do their similar personalities.
report Recommended by CC9ers
At the center of both anime is a rivalry between two men. Men that have never spoken to or met eachother, but know eachother better than anyone. They hate eachother, because they're similar. They hate eachother because they hate themselves. Yet they represent different ideals, nor do they truly understand eachother. Both are written by the same author, have a similar feel to them, have similar characters and most of the story takes place in various encounters across a large city.
report Recommended by Abominational
Both are written by Gen Urobuchi, and the enmity between Kougami Shinya and Makishima Shougo is similar to that of Emiya Kiritsugu and Kotomine Kirei, one that of similarity between both parties though they couldn't understand each other.
report Recommended by blurpotato
After finishing seasons 1 & 2 of Fate/Zero, I noticed themes similar to Psycho-Pass: - written by the same author (Gen Urobuchi) - both have a very dark atmosphere - both have a very deep and well-written story - both feature rivalries between 2 similar men with clashing ideologies - both have a decent amount of action - both make you question the morality of certain characters' actions All in all, if you liked the dark atmosphere and great story of one anime, you will probably enjoy the other.
report Recommended by Shion
The tone of the first few episodes from both anime are very similar: gritty, dark, and focused on worldbuilding. Both series were written by Urobuchi and there's definitely a similar vibe to some of the dialogue: there's the subtle touching moments, shocking moments that reveal information about the world, and clashes of ideals. The rivalry of Kogami & Shougo and Kiritsugu & Kirei are similar because they both involve the characters knowing that they are alike deep down, but with different goals. Both rivalries are definitely more moral/ideal-based rather than extremely flashy.
report Recommended by redalert789
Both series are made by same person.
report Recommended by mikanpachi
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