Witch Hunter Robin

Hellsing is another series that takes a darker more serious aproach. STNs mission is very similar to the Hellsing Organisations.

Can you look away from the darkness? Alucard Says you can't when he is fighting the good fight and laying down the law to Lesser Vampires. I would Recommend this to anyone who liked the dark gothic Feel of witch Hunter Robin.

The mood has the same dark, but organic grittyness that is seen most often in WHR, and the slightly goth tone of the characters follows. The music also keeps up with WHR standars as does the sound (but dont expect quite as much from the animation quality) The basis is pretty close too, being a small elite organization that takes on evil (witches for WHR, vampires for Hellsing)

Hellsing is very similar in its plot, except with vampires, rather than witches. It also is a bit more action oriented than WHR, but still interesting if you enjoy this kind of plot...

The mood of hellsing has the same dark, but organic grittyness that is seen most often in WHR, and the slightly goth tone of the characters follows. The music also keeps up with WHR standars as does the sound (but dont expect quite as much from the animation quality) The basis is pretty close too, being a small elite organization that takes on evil (witches for WHR, vampires for Hellsing)

These two series seem to begin in the same kind of situation, but they develope in different ways. Still the same themes remain, like the question of what is the difference between the hunter and the hunted. They both also have their own version of the imaginary today world, not only an normal world where the magic is suddenly found. Oh, and then there is the dark atmosphere and colours, of course.

Excellent characterisations and superb plots make Hellsing and Witch Hunter Robin must see's. Taking the "it takes one to know one" theme, both series utilise the main character as a weapon against their own kind, be it witch or vampire. I would say that WHR takes itself more seriously, especially with art and animation style but in retrospect Hellsings style can be considered unique also. Great plots, soundtracks and characters both.

Witches or Vampires both are mystical beeings that have and strange and compelling aura to them. Yet we are facinated by these creatures. Both Hellsing and WHR have the same kind of dark feeling to them. And both are to anime series.

This is a series similar in plot to WHR in that an organization is taking advantage of using a certain group of people to hunt them. It has a similar dark feel to it, but where WHR feels pale and realistic, Hellsing feels evil and sinister. A great series for those who like the supernatural, and definitely one of the better vampire series out there.

Fighting fire with fire, Alucard and Robin each stand against their own kind for the sake of the rest of us. both of these series are explore the darkness of the human spirit and try to show us that there's light in it all. both of these are highly-recommended, must-see anime

So the main character in both of these is fighting against some form of their own kind using their powers and killing the "bad guys". Both are very deep plotted and great character development and lots of neat suprises.

Although Alucard and Robin are perhaps perfect opposites, both of them appear to be the strongest individuals of their "species". She is a most gifted witch, while he is a No-Life king. The firsts... and yet they fight against their own kind. While Hellsing brings some thrilling scenes, Witch Hunter is a bit softer, but still holds the same theme: a group of special soldiers struggle to keep the world a safer place... their most important weapon? An unusual character with an unknown past and a surprising future.

Both Witch Hunter Robin and Hellsing have a similar style: action, talk, action. Both anime maintain the same dark and frightening atmosphere while staying calm and cool. Hellsing has more of a horror approach, with more gore and less dialogue, but in the end the two anime are very similar.

Both WHR and Hellsing have a common idea: working to hunt down your own kind. Hellsing is more violent, but if you liked WHR you'd enjoy Hellsing as well.

If you liked the dark style of WHR then Hellsing is right up your ally. Both have similar plots, and supernatural characters. Although Hellsing has only 13 episodes it does a good job of telling a story, and defining the characters.

Both titles have an element of a clandestine orginastion battling against the forces of evil (that are both vampire). Both have in your face combat with supernatural powers.

Witch Hunter Robin has witches and Hellsing goes with vampires. Both anime series have a dark milieu and bombs you with mysteries, so go on and watch this series too!

I find the characters from Hellsing and Witch Hunter Robin similar enough that they could both be in the same world. Similar still, I feel, are the characters of Robin, from Witch Hunter Robin and Celes Victoria from Hellsing. Both are strong female characters that end up fighting creatures just like themselves, while questioning who and what they are/have become. If you enjoyed either character in their respective setting, I am sure you will like the other.

Both are anime that deal with supernatural beings and have a conflict about what is morally right to do, both great anime.

No witches or flashy magic, but a similar series nonetheless. It's got the same "start with random asassinations and then gradually build up a plot behind them" pace, and the two series remind me of each other in both the action sequences and the slower paced plot sections.

As the titel would suggest, the atmosphere is on the darker side, but has that organic feeling that we all know and love, thanks mostly to the old european city backgrounds. Additionally, I found that Kirika was quite similar in the response she evokes (awkward, quiet, but good at what she does)

As the title NOIR would suggest, the atmosphere is on the darker side, but has that organic feeling that we all know and love, thanks mostly to the old european city backgrounds. Additionally, I found that Kirika was quite similar in the response she evokes (awkward, quiet, but good at what she does) This is much like WHR, in atmosphere and in character, so take a minute to check it out

While Noir does not have the fantasy elements of Witch Hunter Robin, both series are quite similar. A similar art style (and therefore similar high-quality animation) helps contribute to the darker (maybe even "noir") atmosphere present in both. In both of these series you will find excellent action, but they also both have psychological battles which transcend the physical. Discovering who your friends and allies are is a common theme almost as prominent as the underlying mysteries of secret organizations which are unraveled through the two series. These two series will keep you compelled in a similar manner while managing to stay different enough that both feel entirely fresh.

WHR and Noir have similar plot structures, similar themes, similar tones, and some similar characters. In both cases, the initial stories seem like one-shots, but the series build in complexity and intensity as they progress. Both plots focus a lot on secrets and revelations. And in both anime, one of the major themes is allies and enemies, on an organizational and a personal level - who can you trust? Who can you not? Both Noir and WHR have a high drama and action quotient and a very appealing visual style. And, finally, Kirika and Robin are similar characters; if you like one, I think you'll probably like the other.

As well as stunning soundtracks and fresh art/animation style, both Noir and Witch Hunter Robin have an intensely dark theme to them. The plots for each I must say are fairly original and both are riveting watches.

Both Witch Hunter Robin and Noir are mystery stories at heart. Their focus is the slowly unfolding plot rather than the action (of which there is still plenty). Both of these are serious stories and feature very little humor. They also had a very similar look, with more realistic character designs and art. Overall, I couldn't help but compare them as I watched them, so I'm confident that if you enjoyed one, you'd enjoy the other.

Both Witch Hunter Robin and Noir have a mysterious story with a plot that slowly unravels. Not to mention, the atmosphere in both anime is very alike as things are kept secret and the characters need to find out what's going on by themselves. Both add quite a bit of action in the anime as well; this is done in a very similar way: it's not about the special effects and emphasizes more on the strength of the characters.

Both Witch Hunter Robin and Darker Than Black are very similar. Why, you ask? It's simple: they're both dark anime that have to do with the real world, except that there are a few select beings with powers. Some are violent, some are good. Then there are normal citizens who are caught in the middle of all of this. Both have secret organizations who are trying to take out the people with powers, too.

Both shows are about the supernatural and are dealt with in an intelligent way. Both are slow-moving to start, but Darker than Black is split into 2 episode chapters throughout the series with hints of an underlying plot (can't comment on the end until it comes out), whereas WHR starts out episodic but becomes linear as the main story kicks in.

Both WHR and DtB have a similar plot involving the life of people with extraordinary powers, their hardships and desires. Although the worlds' whereabouts are different, the problems the main heroes face are quite similar.

Both have a supernatural protagonist trying to find his/her place in a shadowy organization. Pacing is somewhat similar... the first half of each series provides small glimpses into their abilities while the second half explores the underlying plot. Overall, DtB is the "tighter" story even though both have a less-than-concrete resolution.

Both are relatively dark and slow-paced stories about the supernatural and agencies that deal with them. Both have protagonists that should, technically, be on the other side, but who you nevertheless begin to care about.

If you liked one, you'll probably like the other.

Well, Both anime's focus on a supernatural power, whether witches or contractors... Both the protagonists are part of an organization that they work for in episodic sequences they carry out their mission... and the endings are similar in many ways as well... though I will not ruin it...

In my opinion, darker than black, and Witch Hunter Robin are probably the closest reccomendations to each other than any others... please, if you enjoyed one this anime... watch the other.. cause you will like it as well