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Ergo Proxy

2006, TV, 23 eps, 76%, Manglobe

Recommended by 33 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Cyberpunk, Fugitive, Post-Apocalyptic.

Something is wrong in the perfect domed city of Romdo. Between the sudden rash of murders and a virus affecting all AutoReivs-cyborg companions and workers who assist the people of Romdo - all is not right in their dome home. Detective Re-l Meyer begins to investigate, seeking…

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  1. Cover of Haibane Renmei
    Haibane Renmei

    2002, TV, 13 eps, 80%

    Both have Philosophy.

  2. Cover of From the New World
    From the New World

    2012, TV, 25 eps, 80%

    Both have Philosophy.

  3. Cover of Casshern Sins
    Casshern Sins

    2008, TV, 24 eps, 74%

    Recommended by 69 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Post-Apocalyptic, Philosophy.

  4. Cover of Girls' Last Tour
    Girls' Last Tour

    2017, TV, 12 eps, 82%

    Both have Post-Apocalyptic, Philosophy.

  5. Cover of Serial Experiments Lain
    Serial Experiments Lain

    1998, TV, 13 eps, 80%

    Recommended by 32 Kaiba fans on AniList. The same kind of story: existential psychological spirals.

  6. Cover of Texhnolyze
    Texhnolyze

    2003, TV, 22 eps, 77%

    Recommended by 10 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Cyberpunk, Post-Apocalyptic, Philosophy.

  7. Cover of Land of the Lustrous
    Land of the Lustrous

    2017, TV, 12 eps, 83%

    Recommended by 26 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Philosophy.

  8. Cover of Angel's Egg
    Angel's Egg

    1985, OVA, 1 ep, 76%

    Both have Post-Apocalyptic, Philosophy, Tragedy.

  9. Cover of Ghost in the Shell
    Ghost in the Shell

    1995, Movie, 1 ep, 80%

    Recommended by 17 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Cyberpunk, Philosophy.

  10. Cover of Penguindrum
    Penguindrum

    2011, TV, 24 eps, 79%

    Recommended by 9 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Psychosexual, Philosophy.

  11. Cover of Fantastic Children
    Fantastic Children

    2004, TV, 26 eps, 74%

    Recommended by 4 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Philosophy.

  12. Cover of Night on the Galactic Railroad
    Night on the Galactic Railroad

    1985, Movie, 1 ep, 73%

    Recommended by 9 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Space, Philosophy.

  13. Cover of Mind Game
    Mind Game

    2004, Movie, 1 ep, 76%

    Recommended by 17 Kaiba fans on AniList. The same kind of story: existential psychological spirals.

  14. Cover of DECA-DENCE
    DECA-DENCE

    2020, TV, 12 eps, 71%

    Recommended by 21 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Post-Apocalyptic.

  15. Cover of Phoenix
    Phoenix

    2004, TV, 13 eps, 68%

    Both have Philosophy.

  16. Cover of Metropolis
    Metropolis

    2001, Movie, 1 ep, 74%

    Recommended by 76 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Terrorism, Cyberpunk, Fugitive.

  17. Cover of FLIP FLAPPERS
    FLIP FLAPPERS

    2016, TV, 13 eps, 75%

    Recommended by 12 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Psychosexual.

  18. Cover of YUREI DECO
    YUREI DECO

    2022, TV, 12 eps, 57%

    Recommended by 23 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Cyberpunk.

  19. Cover of Neon Genesis Evangelion
    Neon Genesis Evangelion

    1995, TV, 26 eps, 83%

    Both have Psychosexual, Post-Apocalyptic, Philosophy.

  20. Cover of Puella Magi Madoka Magica
    Puella Magi Madoka Magica

    2011, TV, 12 eps, 83%

    Recommended by 15 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Philosophy.

  21. Cover of Perfect Blue
    Perfect Blue

    1998, Movie, 1 ep, 85%

    The same kind of story: existential psychological spirals.

  22. Cover of Sonny Boy
    Sonny Boy

    2021, TV, 12 eps, 78%

    Recommended by 43 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Philosophy, Tragedy.

  23. Cover of Tamala 2010: A Punk Cat in Space
    Tamala 2010: A Punk Cat in Space

    2002, Movie, 1 ep, 56%

    Recommended by 10 Kaiba fans on AniList. Both have Cyberpunk, Space.

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About Kaiba

2008, TV, 12 eps, 79%, MADHOUSE

It is now possible to store memory data, so that the death of your body is not actually "death". As memories are stored in databanks, they can be "transferred" to new bodies. Because so-called "memory trading" now occurs, it is now possible to steal memories and illegally alter them.

Society has fallen apart as authority has become lost and stagnant.

One day, a man awakens in a ruined room. His name is Kaiba. He has no memories, but he does have a pendant with a picture of an unknown woman inside.

In the skies are roiling clouds and electrical storms, impossible to pass without losing one's memories; above them lies the elusive realm of the rich and powerful, who barter others' bodies and memories for their own enjoyment and longevity. Below lies a troubled and dangerous world where good bodies are hard to come by and real money is scarce.

After suddenly being attacked, Kaiba escapes into space, and during his travels meets all sorts of people and regains his memories. Throughout it, he continues to be troubled by the world's problems, as well as his own existence. And what of the woman in the pendant, Neiro?

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