15 [Similar Anime] Like Kiznaiver

(I Chose to do this recommendation before i even saw how many other people decided to do so)
Both stories follow a group (of teens) and puts them into a supernatural situation by an outside force in order to get them to bond with another.

It is typically the exact same idea, however Kiznaiver delves deeper into the bond that comes from shared emotional and physical trauma, Kokoro Connect subtly hints at the ideas allowing character development and individual backstory drive the concept.

Sci-fi backdrop becomes the catalyst for an ensemble of teenagers to learn how to understand and come to grips with interpersonal relationships. Melodrama and love polygons ensue in both.

In each show the main cast is forced to suddenly forced into a situation where they have to work together as a team to accomplish one goal. All the characters are quite different from one another in both Kiznaiver and AnoHana. Their friendships gradually develop along with their differences. The art style is also very similar in each show. The main difference is the plot and the end goal. If you enjoyed the unique characters in either series or liked the way the story unfolded I would recommend the other.

when I watched this I automatically thought of Zankyou no terror. The Same base in kids being part of an experiment and it going wrong, both have characters that are loveable , Kiznaiver is prettier than Zankyou no Terror, and Zankyou no terror has a rather "fuck you" ending. If you liked Kiznaiver I really do recommend this.

Mekakucity Actors and Kiznaiver both include characters who are very different and would not normally associate with each other, connected through a fantasy-esque phenomenon. The protagonists of both come off initially as quiet and weak, and the supporting cast are unique in colors and personality - some even match up similarly in roles and character.

both have an emotionless, awkward character that tries to make friends and be interested in other people
both are about growing and growing up, making tuff decisions, hidden feelings and friendship
both give a similar feeling off
recommend both! they are equally awesome!

While the plots of both series are dissimilar, both share a connection through the portrayal of the characters in a love pentagon (what even?) and the depiction high emotions that coincide with growing up and experiencing trauma. I personally believe they also share a rather homogeneous art-style. Both of these are rated highly in my opinion.

Both of these anime have strong plots and well developed characters to keep you invested through the whole show. They also deal with themes such as love and friendship, however they use different plot devices to do so. As each show progresses, different character relations form and conflicts between friends will arise, which really helped flesh out the characters as well as add another level of suspense. Overall, these anime have different plotlines, but deal with similar elements, whether it be themes or characters.

Both have a cast of teens who are faced with a trial/experiment that they don't want to be apart of. Kiznaiver is more focused on the character's emotions Danganronpa focuses on violence/betrayal between characters. Both offer a psychological plot and a similar cast (though the cast of Danganronpa is much larger)

Angel beats is the hit show for 2010, 5 years later another show done by the same ppl made Charlotte which is not as good as the PA works premiere show and biggest show.
Kill la kill made it big in 2013, 3 years later another show was done by the same creators and made Kiznaiver, again not as good as the Trigger premiere and biggest show.
what im trying to say is that Charlotte and kiznaiver where both done by the same animation studio that has done big hits.
not anything cool in both shows, its kinda like an "if you watched Kill la kill, watch Kiznaiver!" or "if you watched Angel beats, watch Charlotte!"

Colorful anime with equally vibrant and interestingly queer characters that share an unintentional connection. They both have a mix of drama and action with a good focus on character development. While it's more evident in GC, both works touch on the subject of society structures and dynamics.

Continuation of depressing tone
The main characters like in Kuzu no Honkai deal with lots of unrequited love for each other
Similar drama and relatable characters

Despite being driven by logic and progressing the plot using plenty of technical and theoretical details, both anime drive our attention to the psychological tendencies of characters and their way of interacting with their environment.
Each story takes place in a reclaimed territory (Youkoso -- Koudo Ikusei Senior High School, Kiznaiver -- Sugomori City), processing some kind of a special plan for advancing society (being world peace in Kiznaiver, and highly educated students with guaranteed university admission and employment in Youkoso). Consequently, the main setup of the plot are (teenage) main characters who try to deal with the challenges and trials imposed on them from above by a powerful system.
The main male characters resemble each other in their behavior and speech expressing a low range of emotions, and share a seemingly similar past which, assumingly, brought them to be the way they are currently presented.
Finally, Youkoso and Kiznaiver both have a colorful, clean graphic style with high quality visuals.
Those who enjoyed either of them apparently would like the other one, too.

Random characters learning to accept and share the pain with each other to make more friends .

Both shows have a cast of characters that have broken or dysfunctional traits who are sucked into a program that intends to give them a purpose or goal. Both series also share the same director and script writer.