25 [Similar Anime] Like Mob Psycho 100

Both series have the same sense of humor and absurd, comedic art packed with high amount of action in each episode, portraying how strong the protagonist is compared to the rest of the characters.

Main Protagonist is an overpowered Psychic and is of similar character.
While the vibe is different, the settings come close to each other.
Both are students and have interesting people around the Protagonist.

Middle school, socially awkward, insanely strong esper with a questionable authority figure recommending them/their friends do suspicious jobs? Perfection. Mob and Hina are both OP espers just trying to get through their daily, socially stunted lives with the occasional psychic battle on the side. With their relatively ordinary friends and their fellow espers (not quite as strong, though), they experience heartwarming relationships and life lessons.

Both are animated by Bones and are very fluent, consistent and overall stylish with animation. Both have pretty rad supernatural elements (MP100 with psychic type powers and BnH focuses on a variety of superhero powers) Both use uncommon shots, camera angles and funky perspectives for fight scenes. Both have a unique style that you won't find in many other shows.
Boku no Hero Academia is less comedy based than Mob Psycho 100 and Mob Psycho 100 has more of a psychedelic vibe, especially with its opening. Boku no Hero Academia has more characters and a slightly more polished style than Mob Psycho 100.
If you enjoyed the animation and artistic innovation of one series, you will probably enjoy the other.

Fantastical allegories for male adolescence. These hilarious action series ponder the eternal question: What does it take to be cool and mature? As the protagonist encounters various authority figures, the story explores various possible answers through increasingly crazy battles.

Mob Psycho 100 can be described as Akira's more wacky cousin.

If you've watched Ping Pong and liked it. You'll love Mob psycho 100. Just make sure to give it at least 5 episodes before dropping it because the first 3 episodes are gonna be a bit boring. Mob Psycho also has that unique and experimental art-style like Ping Pong, and it has many more bla bla similarities to Ping Pong. And I promise it won't feel like a ditto. I had it as my No. 1 favorite for like a whole year and thought that nothing can come close to how much I like this but Ping Pong gave me the same feeling of when I watched Mob Psycho100.

Reigen Arataka and Onizuka are highly similar in character: People who at first glance, would seem like swindlers or frauds. More than that, what makes them similar is, they genuinely care for their sidekicks/students and are ready to protect them from any harm that they may encounter.

no one make a recommendation to HxH? okay, the similariity between these 2 animes is in the way they tend to over-expaining something narratively though MPS's was more humorous and yet it's rare to see any anime that put narration dominant in a episode.

Supernatural battles and a similar student/mentor relationship at the center. The "mentors" (Yato and Reigen, respectively) are often silly/comic relief/over-the-top, but they can and do get serious for the sake of their students and are genuinely good mentors to them. Also have similar monster designs.

-Both deal with themes of growing up and understanding yourself
-Both are riddled with comedy at first, but turn into emotional roller coasters in their second seasons
-Both prominently feature a student-teacher relationship
-Both also feature lots of side characters who get their own arcs, helping to flesh out the world as one where not just our main characters are troubled by conflict

If you enjoy anime with "psychic" characters these are comedy shows that focus on the life of an over powered psychic/esper.
Both shows have great character design, OST's and similar senses of humour.

Both are series based on spirits in which both protagonists have great power inside that they cannot control. Both protagonists are also students who are enrolled in a mysticism and athletics club.

"Troubled adolescents are gifted with near-omnipotent psychic powers" is an accurate one-sentence summary of the premises of both shows, though the settings and the moral thrust could not be more different - Mob Psycho has an inspiring and uplifting core, which definitely CANNOT be said for SSY. Oh, and! While Shinsekai Yori's art style and animation aren't nearly as bonkers as MP100, for the most part, there's some really trippy moments which make it worth watching if you like inventive animation.

Trigun and Mob Psycho both engage with deep philosophical questions relating to violence, nonviolence, and the value of human life. The protagonists are also similar in that they both have immense power, and engage with the responsibility that comes with it.

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

It remindeds one of Chuunibyou as one of the characters wonders whether Mob (the protagonist) has Chuunibyou, only that Mob's powers are real, so it's like Chuunibyou but with real supernatural powers.

Though Mob Psycho 100 and Kotoura-san are undeniably drastically different series, with the former being primarily a fast-paced action series and the latter being primarily a drama-focused series, I urge anyone who enjoys either of these shows to give the other a chance.

Both shows Tinker with the Bizarre!

Both have awesome fights and great action animation.
Both have young main characters that have incredible powers.
Both have older and more experienced characters that guide the younger protagonists on the right path, encouraging them to use their powers to help other people in need.

Both shows are very funny, but sometimes they have serious moments. In both series, attention is paid to "strange" organizations, whose leaders possess great charisma.

luscious fight scenes. Whatever you think of the show itself, both series are amazing works of art in regards to animation. A feast for the eyes! Solid storylines makes it an all around good choice for when you want some shounen to watch.

What does a show about diving and a show about supernatural, telekinetic powers have in common? The body improvement club! While they serve different purposes narratively, the muscular dudes in both Grand Blue and Mob Psycho serve as the lovable guidance in the series that help the protagonist grow into a better person through their sheer kindness and willpower.

Both have espers who are extremely powerful. One is about ghosts and they both show how people aren't comfortable with esper powers.

Both are based on manga/webcomic by the same creator ONE. They both have similar art styles, character designs & humour. Both main characters have the same bored/uninterested expressions on their faces most of time and can also get serious and lose that expression and be quite formidable.