ERASED

Both have time travel themes. Both protagonists want to use it to save people. Both allow graphic violence.

Their both pretty similar, more than likely if you have watched one you'll definitly like the other. In my opinion they're  both really good so far. Considering that Zero only has 6 episodes out for me.

Erased was a facinating anime and will leave the viewer with a well written story that doesn't end the way you might expect it to end.

Ever since I read the tags, I noticed a similarity. Both have to do with influences from the future. It's not exactly time traveling in Orange's case, but it works its way through letters. I can guarantee that both will have you on the edge of your seat, even though Erased has a bit more exitement; But Orange brings the most tears and has you begging for the next episode to be released!

Erased and Orange both follow a similar theme of regret and hope to change the future. Both feature lovable characters who are eager to help their friends. They feature future settings where the characters are adults and past settings as children attending school. 

The shows are similar because both main characters try to prevent bad things from happening. Both anime have time travel aspects and are very dramatic

Both series have an amazing story and have one strong similarity.

Emma, Ray, and Norman (from The Promised Neverland) are very intelligent children that go through difficult, and mature, steps to keep everyone safe in their toxic world filled with demons. Satoru Fujinuma (from ERASED) is also a child that goes through a difficult situation to keep his peers safe from a murderer. However, this story deals with time travel instead of demons. He returned to the past to help save his classmate, Kayo Hinazuki, from being murdered.

If you like suspense, mystery, action, and amazing animations: both are worth the watch (and read, too)!

They both touch different emotions.. Anger, mystery, sadness, mindblows and are just extremely amazing with great stories!

Both are interesting thrillers involving children that will keep you at the edge of the seat. The background is probably different, but the themes are somewhat similar. I really recommend both of them.