20 [Similar Anime] Like Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!

Both shows look into not only the production process of what makes anime well anime but follow the long, hard journey it will take for an anime to be made all the meanwhile being a love letter to the anime industry. Although Eizouken covers the creativity that goes into anime whereas Shirobako covers the general production behind it ergo all the staff that you need to make it.

Both shows involve a protagonist with a lofty goal, and the group of people she ropes in to help make the dream a reality. The series' revolve around how they can achieve and realize the goal, along with the antics the groups get into along the way. They both have a sense of adventure (though Sora yori more so) and and have theme of youthful hope and achievement.

Both shows are about young students having dreams to be an artist, one is about being a manga artist and other is about being animator. If you like either of these shows then you should check out other one as well.

The most passionate. Eizouken and Chuunibyou both follow extremely passionate MCs with a real eager attitude presented towards what they love.

A real passion. My Hero Academia and Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken has quite similar characters, being, Midoriya and Asakusa.

Despite all desavantages try to keep working in your passion, is the main subject on this series.
The use of Sonoplasty in both shows is similar.
The way the story change into reality and fantasy happen in both shows.

Experts. Surprisingly similar Eizouken and Dr Stone both have similar characters and start points. Experts in a particular field (science and animation) and mentalists type characters who use underhanded tricks to get what they want.

Funny slice of life with little gilrs writing manga, its very similar to eizouken

Both are shows about the trials and joy that can be found in creative media, anime in the case of eizouken and radio for nami. Both also gain much of their attraction from their casts of interesting characters. The most obvious difference comes from the characters as well: while eizouken's protagonists are high schoolers, nami's are young adults in the working world, giving the shows substantially different tones.

Same director, both are about people doing what they are passionate about in their teenage years and both have that kind of quirky make you think plot. Overall if you like Eizouken you will probably like Ping Pong. It isn't as upbeat though.

Both Save World And Funny Three MC And Parody Gintama and Eizouken
Eizouken Story for school club
Gintama Story For Save World

While those two shows are overall pretty different (Yuru Camp is very laid-back, relaxed and light-hearted while Eizouken is very energetic, over-the-top and at the same time adressing the characters' struggles in a funny yet also quite serious manner), they still have some similarities I noticed since the first episode.

Both are "anime about making anime" with a "yes we can" spirit to make this complex process happen. Eizouken has emphasis on the creative and artistic process and juvenile protagonists, where Kuromi-chan focuses on the industry and features young adult professionals. Both shows have a positive world view, fast pace, and uplifting message. In both, most protagonists have some odd personality traits considered typical for otaku.

Niche interests. Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken and Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater both follows a small group of girls associated with clubs that revolve around a niche activity.

One thing that inextricably ties the two together is the bizarre architecture that each of the buildings flaunts with pride. The perennial, overwhelming sense of urban claustrophobia completely pervading the worldliness and freedom of expression of both settings makes either worthy of being recommended alongside the other. Granted, Eizouken hasn't shown enough of its pervasive atmosphere for me to contentiously opine on the state of affairs of its seemingly two-of-a-kind urban landscape. Though, it does feel rather out of touch with its feature-length counterpart in terms of the facial cues that illustrate the characters' emotions.

Genshiken is about an anime-manga-viewers university club, and Eizouken is the-making-of-Daicon-III but setted in a school club. I think they are similar beacuse both series have the otaku essence and a lot of references to many anime, movies and people who work in this industry.

We're Easy Breezy. Everything will be fine. Because Easy Breezy.
Both made by same director "Masaaki Yuasa". Eccentric and unique animation, very likable characters, original atmospheres.
Plot and genres are very different, but school setting is same. Watashi and Kanamori have kinda similar personalities. They're interesting.
As perfection, Yojouhan has proper ending than Eizouken. But no matter. Eizouken has same soul with Yojouhan IMO. Really flesh.
If you're a big fan of Yuasa or Yojouhan's creator, definitely you'll love Eizouken. I hope you like it.

Eizouken and Mob Psycho are pretty different in terms of tone and subject matter, but where they both shine is in their animation. The teams of both have a clear passion for and deep respect of art and animation, and give unique spins to their styles to accentuate different aspects. Eizouken's sketchy sequences which blend imagination and reality are breathtakingly beautiful and extremely fun, while MP100 uses techniques like paint-on-glass to capture an ethereal and otherworldly vibe.

They are both anime about a creative group of rather unusual girls. I think they are interesting/ intended for the same kind of people, that want to see how female characters come out of their shell and do something that amazes other people. For me, both needed some time to grow on me.