Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Hikaru no Go List

• Shingeki no Kyojin - Features strategic battles and character development similar to the competitive nature in Hikaru no Go.
• March Comes in Like a Lion - Focuses on the life of a shogi player, exploring themes of competition and personal growth.
• Chihayafuru - Centered on competitive karuta, it shares themes of friendship and rivalry found in Hikaru no Go.
• Bakuman - A coming-of-age story about two teens pursuing their dreams in manga amidst competition.
• Hyouka - A mystery slice-of-life series that focuses on character relationships and school activities.
• KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! - Offers character-driven storytelling with elements of strategy and gameplay in a fantasy setting.
• The Prince of Tennis - Sports anime focusing on young talent and competition among peers, similar to the Go matches in Hikaru no Go.
• Yuri!!! on ICE - Explores the world of competitive figure skating and character relationships, echoing the competitive themes.
• One Outs - A psychological sports anime that involves strategy and mind games, reflecting themes from Hikaru no Go.
• Death Note - Involves intense mind games and strategies similar to the match play in Hikaru no Go.
• Kaleido Star - Focuses on a girl's journey in a competitive world, emphasizing determination and personal growth.
• Danganronpa: The Animation - Involves high-stakes games and strategizing similar to the competitive aspect of Go.
• Giant Killing - Focuses on the dynamics of a football team and the strategies involved in competitive sports.
• One Piece - Adventure with strategic elements in battles while exploring friendships and rivalries.
• Log Horizon - Explores strategies and team dynamics in a gaming world, paralleling competitive play in Hikaru no Go.
• Your Lie in April - Involves music competitions and themes of personal growth through emotion and talent.
• Tsurune: Kazemai High School Kyudo Club - Focused on archery and the competitive spirit, with significant character development.
• Ace of Diamond - A baseball anime highlighting teamwork and competition among players, similar to Go dynamics.
• Naruto - Involves strategy and battles, with a strong focus on personal growth and rivalry.
• Kakegurui - Revolves around high-stakes gambling and mind games, echoing strategy elements of Hikaru no Go.
• No Game No Life - Focused on gaming strategies and rivalry, similar to the competitive aspects of Hikaru no Go.
• The Irregular at Magic High School - Combines magic and competitions, focusing on strategy and personal growth.
• Hinomaru Sumo - Features intense sports competition with themes of determination and rivalry.
• Yowamushi Pedal - Cycling anime that emphasizes teamwork and individual strategy in competitions.
• Kaguya-sama: Love Is War - Psychological battles of wits in a romantic setting, combining strategy and character interaction.
• Haikyuu!! - An anime about volleyball that combines teamwork, competition, and personal growth.
• Hataraku Maou-sama! - Features competitive elements and character growth through humor and creativity.
• Black Clover - Magic battles with strategic elements and character rivalries, similar to Hikaru no Go.
• Free! Iwatobi Swim Club - Competition and friendship dynamics within a sports context.
• Owarimonogatari - Involves character interactions and philosophical discussions with underlying strategies.
• Fruits Basket - Character-driven story with emotional depth and developmental arcs.
• Monster - Psychological thriller involving cat-and-mouse games, reflecting strategic thinking.
• Toradora! - Focuses on relationships and character development intertwined with emotional strategies.
• The Seven Deadly Sins - Adventure and battles with strategic elements and character interactions.
• Steins;Gate - Involves time travel and strategic thinking about choices, similar to Go’s complexity.
• Sword Art Online - Covers competitive gaming with interpersonal relationships and character arcs.
• The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. - Comedy dealing with supernatural abilities and character dynamics, creating strategic situations.
• Space Brothers - Focuses on ambition and the pursuit of dreams, with competitive and personal growth themes.
• Nana - Character-focused relationships and growth, paralleling elements of rivalry and development.
• Re:Creators - Explores creation versus creator interactions featuring strategic battles.