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Anime like Visions of Frank: Short Films by Japan's Most Audacious Animators

Matched on Anthropomorphism, Dementia. Titles that share more of these tags rank higher; ties go to the more popular show.

4 anime Visions of Frank fans recommend, and why

Ordered by how many AniList members recommend each to Visions of Frank fans. The reason line is what the two share, from AniList's community tags.

  1. 1
    Cat Soup

    1 episodes · 2001 · 👍 2 fans recommend

    Fans of Visions of Frank pick it most.

  2. 2
    Robot Carnival

    1 episodes · 1987 · 👍 1 fans recommend

    Fans of Visions of Frank pick it most.

  3. 3
    Neo Tokyo

    Movie · 1987 · 👍 1 fans recommend

    Fans of Visions of Frank pick it most.

  4. 4
    Winter Days

    Movie · 2003 · 👍 1 fans recommend

    Fans of Visions of Frank pick it most.

Compare Visions of Frank with the top picks

Score, length and audience side by side, so you can pick by how much time you have. ★ marks the best-rated.

Visions of Frank: Short Films by Japan's Most Audacious AnimatorsCat SoupRobot CarnivalNeo TokyoFuyu no Hi
Fan score6.67.2 ★7.2 ★6.96.3
Episodes91131
Watch time45 min32 min91 min48 min39 min
First aired20052001198719872003
Fans (Kitsu)1517,4812,6703,329715
Hindi dubNoNoNoNoNo
Shares–Fans of Visions of Frank pick it most.Fans of Visions of Frank pick it most.Fans of Visions of Frank pick it most.Fans of Visions of Frank pick it most.

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Frequently asked questions

Which anime like Visions of Frank is shortest to watch?

Cat Soup (1 episodes), Robot Carnival (1 episodes), Fuyu no Hi (1 episodes).

What do Visions of Frank: Short Films by Japan's Most Audacious Animators fans recommend?

AniList members most often recommend Cat Soup (2 votes), Robot Carnival (1 votes), Manie Manie: Neo Tokyo (1 votes).

What should I watch after Visions of Frank: Short Films by Japan's Most Audacious Animators?

Cat Soup, Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, Amagi Brilliant Park are the closest matches: they share Visions of Frank: Short Films by Japan's Most Audacious Animators's main genres and have large audiences.

How are these picked?

Automatically, from genre and theme tags on Kitsu, weighted by how many tags overlap and then by popularity. No editorial opinion is involved, so treat it as a starting point.