Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to 해피니스 List

• Kingdom - Like '해피니스', this series blends horror with social commentary, featuring mysterious outbreaks and survival themes.
• Sweet Home - Similar in tone and themes of survival against monsters, this show explores human fear and societal collapse.
• Train to Busan - This film features a deadly viral outbreak and examines human relationships under extreme pressure.
• The Walking Dead - Focuses on survival in a post-apocalyptic world where humans face threats, much like the struggles present in '해피니스'.
• The Host - Combines horror and societal themes with a monster as an external threat, reflecting human resilience.
• Basement - Involves suspense and psychological drama in confined spaces, similar to the tension in '해피니스'.
• Stranger Things - Features a mix of horror, supernatural elements, and character-driven drama in a community facing unseen dangers.
• Rage of Bahamut: Genesis - Infuses dark fantasy elements with human conflict, akin to the societal breakdown in '해피니스'.
• The Virus - Explores themes of epidemic and survival when facing a terrifying pathogen, resonating similar tones.
• The Division - Includes themes of outbreak and survival in a quarantined city environment, paralleling '해피니스'.
• World War Z - Centers around a global zombie outbreak with underlying social commentary similar to the dynamics in '해피니스'.
• I Am Legend - Focuses on isolation and survival amidst a world ravaged by a virus, providing a narrative akin to '해피니스'.
• The Strain - Explores a vampire outbreak and the societal implications, similar to the themes of societal fear in '해피니스'.
• Fear the Walking Dead - Prequel to 'The Walking Dead', showcasing the onset of a zombie apocalypse and societal breakdown.
• Hindsight - Blends elements of personal drama set against a catastrophic backdrop, resembling the emotional weight of '해피니스'.
• Contagion - Describes the rapid spread of a virus, exploring fallout and societal implications in a similar fashion as '해피니스'.
• The 100 - Focusing on survival, society, and moral dilemmas amidst chaos, sharing thematic elements with '해피니스'.
• Biohazard: Vendetta - An animated piece that delves deep into bioweapons and human desperation, akin to the fears depicted in '해피니스'.
• Outbreak - Centers around a deadly virus threatening humanity, drawing parallels to the central crisis in '해피니스'.
• The Cured - Explores the aftermath of a viral outbreak and its societal impact, similar to themes explored in '해피니스'.
• Cloverfield - Focuses on survival amidst chaos unleashed by a catastrophic event, echoing the struggles in '해피니스'.
• Heavy Object - Deals with conflicts in a world with advanced technology and societal breakdown, akin to the themes in '해피니스'.
• Leftovers - Explores themes of existential dread and societal disarray, reflecting personal struggles similar to '해피니스'.
• Black Summer - Showcases survival in a zombie apocalypse, capturing the intense human experience seen in '해피니스'.
• Zombieland - Fuses horror and comedy in a world overrun by zombies, with underlying themes of survival similar to '해피니스'.
• The Umbrella Academy - Combines dark themes with quirky superhero elements and societal issues, akin to the mix presented in '해피니스'.
• Pandemic - A documentary-style film focusing on the fragility of society in the face of health crises, echoing '해피니스'.
• The Mist - Centers around a mysterious mist bringing horror and tension, exploring themes of human nature similar to '해피니스'.
• The Road - Examines human survival and moral struggles in a post-apocalyptic setting, resonating with '해피니스'.
• Battlestar Galactica - Features a humanity facing existential threats and societal collapse, paralleling themes in '해피니스'.
• Freaks - Explores themes of fear and isolation in a society that misunderstands the unusual, resonating with '해피니스'.
• The Walking Dead: World Beyond - Parallel motivations of survival, familial bonds, and society in a zombie-infested world, akin to '해피니스'.
• Alive - Focuses on survival amid a crisis, exploring human emotions similar to those seen in '해피니스'.
• Rec - Features a viral outbreak in confined spaces, heightening tension and fear in ways reminiscent of '해피니스'.
• Their Eyes Were Watching God - Examines the human experience amidst societal challenges, similar to the character-driven narrative in '해피니스'.
• GAMOS: The Forest - Analogous themes of survival and resilience within a structured but collapsing society, echoing '해피니스'.
• The Last of Us - Explores a post-apocalyptic world driven by human relationships amid a viral outbreak, resonating with '해피니스'.
• The Girl with All the Gifts - Focuses on survival and societal breakdown in the face of a fungal infection, similar themes to '해피니스'.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- List

• The Rising of the Shield Hero - Both involve protagonists who are transported to a fantasy world and must overcome various challenges.
• Steins;Gate - Features time travel and the consequences of altering time, similar to the time loop themes in Re:ZERO.
• No Game No Life - Involves characters being transported to a fantastical game world where strategy and cleverness are key.
• Konosuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! - Another isekai series that combines humor and adventure in a fantasy setting.
• Sword Art Online - Focuses on characters trapped in a virtual world, dealing with life-and-death situations.
• Attack on Titan - Involves intense battles, deep character development, and dark themes similar to Re:ZERO.
• Death Parade - Explores themes of life and death with a unique storytelling approach and moral dilemmas.
• The Seven Deadly Sins - Features fantasy elements, adventures, and battles, with a strong character focus.
• Heavy Object - Involves battles and strategic warfare similar to the fight for survival in Re:ZERO.
• Fate/Zero - Explores dark themes and character conflicts in a fantasy setting, with a focus on fate.
• Your Lie in April - Involves emotional storytelling and character growth akin to Subaru's challenges in Re:ZERO.
• Parasyte: The Maxim - Explores themes of identity and conflict between humans and other beings similar to Re:ZERO.
• Overlord - Features a protagonist who is transported to a fantasy MMORPG world and their influence on that world.
• Log Horizon - Another story about characters trapped in a game world, focusing on strategy and community.
• Made in Abyss - Involves adventure, dark themes, and emotional storytelling like Re:ZERO.
• The Devil is a Part-Timer! - Involves characters from another world adapting to life in a modern setting with humor.
• Grimgar: Ashes and Illusions - Focuses on characters trying to survive in a fantasy world with emotional depth and realism.
• Re:Creators - Explores the concept of characters from different stories coming to life and interacting.
• The Promised Neverland - Combines horror, suspense, and strategic thinking in a gripping narrative similar to Subaru's struggles.
• Mob Psycho 100 - Focuses on emotional and personal growth with strong supernatural elements.
• Noragami - Involves supernatural elements and character development with comedic and dark themes.
• Berserk - Dark fantasy themes and deep character development, akin to Subaru's challenges.
• Danganronpa: The Animation - Involves life-and-death situations with a strong focus on character dynamics.
• Kill la Kill - Combines action and strong character arcs in a fantastical setting.
• The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - Involves unique storytelling and character interactions, with a fantasy twist.
• Lililicious - Similar themes of transformation and identity in a fantastical context.
• Elfen Lied - Explores deep emotional struggles and dark themes similar to Re:ZERO.
• Toradora! - Focuses on personal relationships and emotional storytelling, important to Re:ZERO's plot.
• Sword Art Online: Alicization - Further explores game worlds and character developments similar to Re:ZERO.
• Fairy Tail - Adventure and fantasy elements with strong character relationships.
• That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime - Features isekai elements and focuses on building a community and overcoming challenges.
• Akame ga Kill! - Dark themes and character deaths that drive intense narratives.
• KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! Legend of Crimson - A continuation of a beloved isekai series with humor and fantasy.
• Fruit Basket - Involves personal transformation and emotional storytelling similar to Re:ZERO.
• Tokyo Ghoul - Explores dark themes and personal struggles against a backdrop of supernatural conflict.
• Tokyo Revengers - Involves time loops and character growth in a thrilling narrative.
• Yona of the Dawn - Similar themes of growth, adventure, and survival in a beautifully animated fantasy world.
• Guilty Crown - Focuses on character dynamics in a dark, dystopian world with intense situations.
• Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead - Mixes humor with survival challenges in an extraordinary setting.