Odd Taxi - Recommendations

MilkyWayCrossing0 says...

Both shows feature ensemble casts in urban environments involving working people and mundane conversations that all connect to larger mysteries.

GreenTea2 says...

They are pretty similar. The fact that is some mistery thing in both ways, and that have colors

Mareep says...

Both anime revolve around dialogue and little connections you probably can't see at first but eventually everything just clicks. Both have that urban mystery vibe and both keep you deeply invested in the plot and characters.

LenaKamukura says...

those are both very alike, I am sure if you liked one you will like the other as well, so if you're looking for similiar anime go for it

arrow1350 says...

When I got to the latter half of Odd Taxi, I thought this had very similar vibes to another show - Durarara. Both shows have an ensemble cast whose stories eventually connect. Everyone in the show is written with distinct relationships and distinct motives, which push the story forward. There's also a mystery that plays in the background of both shows. Odd Taxi is more grounded, and Durarara is wild and bombastic. Both are great. 

MaigoMango says...

Odd Taxi and Baccano! use the same kind of story telling. They present a mystery with a large cast, slowly revealing how each person and situation is connected. If you're a fan of this type of slow reveal you'll most likely enjoy both shows. 

Claptrap says...

Both are filled with large casts of quirky characters who are all ultimately connected and tied together in some way - regardless of if they know it or not. Both weave together a narrative where all the elements click into place near the end and show a mass of connections between characters and plot elements. Plus, both have a somewhat noir feel to them.

twitchtipthegnawer says...

Both excellent, atmospheric mysteries with large casts full of complicatred and likeable characters. For that matter, watch the Fargo TV show. 

LamiaNymph says...

Both series follow a cast of adorable and simplistic looking anthropomorphic characters  going though real world scenarios that would resonate with an older demographic.

Both focus on the different and interesting relationships that each of core characters have with each other. The dialogue with both series also feels really natural.

Just keep in mind the Aggretsuko is more comedy focused with serious moments, while Odd Taxi is more serious with small bits of comedy here and there.

If you like anthropomorphic animals accompanied by a more realistic setting with some drama, these would do. 

SleepySpaceCowboy says...

Both of theses feel verry sinumare with thier attatude with the story and the overall animals insterd of people thing (/*^*)/

nyanlu says...

While the tone of these two shows differs (one being more humourous, while the other is more serious), they have a lot in common and I believe that if you liked Aggretsuko or Odd Taxi, you'd like the other as well. Both shows:

• depict adult anthropomorphic protagonists in modern society,
• are aimed for older/adult audience,
• deal with everyday struggles such as finding love and stress management
• show the power of social media (especially in later seasons of Aggretsuko) on the current world
• are darker than they seem

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Leahchu says...

Both shows have anthropomorphic animals that are thrust into dark crime mysteries. Each show has a quiet and introverted main character who is spearheading the investigation, sometimes unwillingly. Despite investigation, both anime toy with the idea that our main protagonist is the culprit. Each show also makes great use of the supporting cast, as most characters remain in the story even beyond their focused episodes/scenes. 

ToeBeans405 says...

Similar in that several characters and plot lines are started, and by the end the mystery is unraveled and everything comes together and you can see the big picture.

ShinProg says...

Odd Taxi have a lot of exciting cliffhangers, just as ID invaded. It's all about mysteries that resolves at the end of the show, each episodes being a rollercoaster of emotions.

wendeego says...

Odd Taxi is more grounded than Paranoia Agent, but there's plenty of uneasy atmosphere, social commentary and unexpected comedy in both. Not much else like these shows!