Mokke

Mushishi, like Mokke, deals with a person who has the ability to see spirits; the only difference is, it's a lot better in every way. The animation is better, the characters are better, and overall it's just better. If you liked Mokke, try out the far superior Mushishi.

Where Mokke deals with the traditional kami of Japanese Shinto mythology and folklore, Mushishi conveys a story of a different kind of beings, the mushi, not so much supernatural as simply belonging to a different order of nature -- "hypernatural", if you will. Nevertheless, both anime have a similar atmosphere, and feature the attempts of humans to deal with the intersection between normal human life and these other entities. If you like the one, you will probably enjoy the other.

Mushishi are similar in many ways. Both have a calm atmosphere as they deal with the hidden side of Japanese folklore. If you liked one, you'll absolutely like the other too :).

Both of these focus on supernatural creatures that are neither good nor evil. It's just that the existence of humans and these creatures sometimes overlaps and cause incidents: dangerous ones, pleasant ones, and some that have no real effect on either party. They both feel like a poetic reflection on life and death.

Dealing with supernatural beings and their effects on innocent peoples everyday lives, both Mokke and Mushishi are a slow paced amble through these worlds. Fascinating story telling and outstanding characters make these two shows the perfect partners.

Both are shows about some form of supernaturality and they both a bit slower pacing than most shows and they also have bit of a dark mood surrounding their stories.

Both Mokke and Kamichu! are anime that build on the complex and rich mythology and folklore of Japan's Shinto heritage. Furthermore, both anime bring into close focus the lives and personal struggles of ordinary girls caught up in an unavoidable presence of the supernatural in their everyday world. If you like one, you will surely like the other.

Mokke and Kamichu shares an interest in japanese mythologies and folklore and the stars of each show is a little girl who's able to see spirits and various supernatural creatures. The main differences would be that in Kamichu, the lead becomes a god and is thus supposed to engage with them on an ordinary basis while in Mokke the girl just tries to avoid and live her life under more normal circumstances.

The resemblance between Mokke's and xXxHoliC's storylines is pretty obvious: both anime tell the stories of children who have the ability to see and thus interact with ghosts and spirits. They have to learn how to live with their ability and how use it for good. Just as Mizuki and Shizuru have their grandfather to teach them, Watanuki has the lovely witch Yûko who helps him to understand the world on the other side...

xxxHOLiC is more of a supernatural horror while Mokke is more of a supernatural fantasy, but they're still both episodic shows about supernatural creatures and phenomenons. They both have a tendancy to tell and show that dealing with these supernatural situations isn't all wonderful and happy, but that it can have serious and dangerous concequences.