25 [Similar Anime] Like JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable

I've longed for another show similar to HxH. Diamond is Unbreakable comes the closest in the aspects I think are the most important:
-Characters all have unique and extremely creative abilities
-Fights are almost always won by quick thinking, clever application of your ability, or outsmarting your opponent, rather than the much more cliche "willpower/brute strength/plot convenience".
-Both are fairly unpredictable - you may even know the direction the show will go, but will have no clue how it'll get there
-Very likable main cast and interesting main villains

Colorful cast of high school students with supernatural abilities try to solve supernatural mystery/mysteries. Both series mix comedy and serious moments and slice of life elements with action elements. Both anime have interesting use of various color palettes and are aesthetically pleasing to the eye in general.

Persona 4 its like Diamond is unbreakable with high school students and japanese myths
Same lighthearted mood about murder cases (But in persona 4 is more mysterious because you don't know who the murderer is)
Personas are like stands

Very Exciting anime with a lot of action, comedy, and craziness
A few episodes of Kill la Kill have a SOL feel to them Like Part 4 of JoJo and have Villain of the week formula although seen less often in Kill La Kill.
Both have Exciting and fulfilling endings.

If you finish Diamond is unbreakable ,you want something like Jojo and you don't want to read part 5 manga, Boku no hero is the answer.
The quirks feel like stands, and the humor tends to be similar. And the Jojo sense of justice is present too.

Both series main villains are serial killers, which is pretty rare for anime in general. If you like that kind of story, you'll probably enjoy these anime.

Thoughtful and likable characters using their unique powers to fight each other with themes of friendship and community. Mp100 is basically a kinder and shorter version of part four with even better visuals and music

both are about a group of high school students that fight against evildoers by summoning their Persona/Stand that all have their own unique special powers.

These anime are about high school delinquents protecting their hometown from killers with paranormal abilities. In my opinion, DIU has a lot in common with YYH's Chapter Black arc due to its slice of life pacing, unpredictable nature, and the similar functions of Stands and Territories.

Basically JoJo's but with generic-looking anime characters and gambling as its plot. I wouldn't call it a gambling anime though, it's very hard to explain an anime which is similar to JoJo's with posing and absurd ways of defeating enemies, so I'll just call it a bizarre anime.

I found Dr Stone to have the same sort of charm as part 4. I see part 4 as sort of a more fun but equally serious and actually super interesting part of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. I felt like Dr Stone had this same sort of feeling to it.

Both of this animes have in common the history with a "city" in focus, who are crazy and are the own motive to the adventure of the characters

- Both have a more colorful and lively vibe
- several inconsequential doing things around town and getting into trouble
"A little heavier than usual."
-Both has a very unique and memorable style

-Both are comparable on the aetheric plane and both deserve a 10/10
-Both deal with character development and overarching story elements
-Both stem from Professor Einstein's theory of relativity
-Both reflect a world in which an event has shaped the future of a city/town

YUGIOH! DUEL MONSTERS by NAS and Studio Gallop is a strange story just like Jojo part 4. Both series take place in late 90's Japan and have a cast of characters who bounce off of each other well. The slice of life moments in both series are hilarious, and the action is great in both series.

The main/final focus is to defeat fate/power related to time loops but along the way, it features occasional slice of life bits alongside even comedy too

If you like the terrifying and juxtapose atmosphere from psycho-pass, you should definitely like this Jojo part,Great animation,eargasm from stands and dominator and the 2nd half where the fun begins,hide and seek murder mystery with kira and makishima

While the two shows are different, they share some similarities. Both main characters have powers and will eventually meet other characters in their towns and have small events that the main character either solves or tries to avoid. While Saiki won't be fighting a main villain, it was pretty interesting to watch his daily life.

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Diamond is Unbreakable are both are about wacky teenagers and super space powers. Each is wacky and hilarious in their own right and have a very unique set of characters and an interesting world.

Both about towns with supernatural abilities and mostly about the characters I guess.

Series set in towns packed with eccentric, memorable characters. They gradually build a strong sense of community and chronicle the rocky yet inspiring maturation of central cast members.
Both have awesome character designs and godly OSTs.
(It should be noted that watching the first three parts of the Jojo series will probably improve your enjoyment of the fourth.)

If you love the climax of one series when protagonists and their friends fight together their enemy(ies), you will find the same thing in the climax of the other..
*I find the similarity of the amazing cover of the last chapter of FMA manga with DiU's OP3.. It's great to have friends fighting evil together with you ...

Both involve an antagonist that can do mental time travel and anticipate the hero's actions when they rewind time.

-Comfy Suburban Atmosphere
-Relateable Teenage Protagnist
-Strong Sense Of Friendship
-Tactical Battles(though Ippos are obviously more grounded)

Both are great Shounen that are Filled with comedy.
Both have amazing writing and very well developed casts.
Both have very serious episodes, amazing action, and are not afraid to kill characters off.