The notorious summer hit, Kekkai Sensen made waves with its superb cinematography and animation quality along with its better-late-then-never finale. With its dazzling visuals and music, it might be easy to forget this show takes place in America, or more specifically a city formerly known as New York City. Tiger and Bunny also takes places in a city reimagining New York City, the famous Stern Bild City. Taking this in mind, both shows best exemplify the ultimate superhero city, or in other words, urban spaces that need salvation. With this, along with its characters that wield superpowers, we have a show best-suited for Tiger and Bunny fans.

Kekkai Sensen takes place in Hellsalem’s Lot, a city formerly known as New York City, after the opening of a portal to the “Beyond.” In this city, the young Leonardo Watch, blessed (or perhaps cursed) with the “All Seeing Eyes of God,” joins Libra, a quasi-order enforcement organization for the “Beyond.” As a part of Libra, Leonardo soon finds himself in pinches well beyond his imagination.

Currently airing with much critical acclaim, One Punch Man is another superhero anime that takes its common sense, everyday life feel to the max. For those who enjoyed the lighter moments of Tiger and Bunny, One Punch Man more than meets the quota of laughs due to its enigmatic protagonist, Saitama. While we have not yet seen all this show has to offer, we can at least expect more superhero action smashed between such mundane everyday worries as grocery shopping or trying to kill a mosquito.

For those who have not yet tuned in to what can be the hit series of the Fall season, One Punch Man is the story of Saitama, a superhero that can take out anything with only one punch. But, even with his OP status, Saitama still has his struggles, such as finishing his fights to make it in time for limited-time-sales at the market

Last but not least, we have Gangsta. This perhaps is not the most expected recommendation for anime like Tiger and Bunny, but let’s consider again Tiger and Bunny’s backdrop. Watching Wild Tiger and NEXT friends in action is all fine and well, but when we consider that the basis of Hero TV lies in the history of discrimination of NEXT, Tiger and Bunny takes a whole different flavor. Taking this into consideration, Tiger and Bunny also generates questions about discrimination and the role of media. Gangsta is also an anime that deals with the aftermath of discrimination against those with super human powers. From this angle, Tiger and Bunny and Gangsta share a common backdrop, albeit with a different execution.

Gangsta centers on the lives of Worick Arcangelo and Nicolas Brown, two “Handymen” in the infamous town of Ergastulum. A mix of a mafia, crime, and action anime, Gangsta might be a little heavier than Tiger and Bunny. For those interested in the more philosophical and social questions undergirding both shows, though, Gansgta might be the anime for you.