The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. basically takes Stranger Things and turns into an overexaggerated comedy anime. It centers around a high school student with ridiculously powerful abilities that just want to live a normal life but instead gets sucked into funny situations with his friends.

Neon Genesis Evangelion is an anime that poses some pretty deep philosophical questions compared to Stranger Things. One major thing they have in common though is that they both center around a bunch of unwitting kids that get tasked with saving the world.

Erased, much like Stranger Things, is an anime show that places the power (literally) in children's hands in order to solve mysteries and save people. Our main protagonist, with the ability to go back in time, must now travel back to his childhood to solve a murder that he is accused of.

Gantz takes viewers on a thrilling and crazy ride much like Stranger Things has tried to do. To say that this is show is strange would be an understatement. Both shows keep viewers on the edge of their sets with seemingly endless twists and turns.