Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to R.O.D: Read or Die List

• R.O.D: Read or Die TV - Continuation of the R.O.D universe, featuring similar themes of literature and espionage.
• The Book Thief - Focuses on the power of words and books in a historical setting.
• A Certain Magical Index - Involves the blend of magic and technology in a school setting.
• Ghost in the Shell - A blend of science fiction and espionage with strong female leads.
• Kino's Journey - Explores different cultures and philosophies in a fantastical setting.
• Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - Follows a group with strong themes of adventure, sacrifice, and knowledge.
• Steins;Gate - Involves time travel, strong character development, and complex narratives.
• Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle - Focuses on a journey across multiple worlds with themes of friendship and adventure.
• Paprika - Explores dreams and reality with a vibrant visual style.
• Durarara!! - Interconnected stories set in urban environments with diverse characters.
• Bakemonogatari - Combines supernatural themes with dialogue-driven storytelling.
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Involves strong female characters, mystery, and a gripping narrative.
• The Secret World of Arrietty - Focuses on storytelling and the importance of literature with a magical twist.
• Baccano! - Features multiple storylines, unique characters, and interconnected plots.
• The Binding of Isaac - Focuses on themes of literature and adventure in a dark fantasy setting.
• Sword Art Online - Combines virtual reality with adventure and action themes.
• Le Chevalier D'Eon - Explores history, politics, and supernatural elements with a strong narrative.
• Paranoia Agent - Explores psychological themes within a narrative involving multiple characters.
• The Power of the Dog - Focuses on complex character dynamics and interpersonal conflicts.
• Neon Genesis Evangelion - Involves psychological themes and deep character studies within a sci-fi setting.
• Made in Abyss - Explores an enchanting yet dangerous world with themes of adventure and discovery.
• Cowboy Bebop - Combines genre-blending with strong characters and a focus on storytelling.
• The Louvre: The Secret of the Exhibition - Explores art and literature in a captivating format.
• Monster - Involves a deep psychological thriller with complex characters and moral dilemmas.
• K Project - Features different factions, colors, and powers in a modern setting.
• Ouran High School Host Club - Combines comedy, adventure, and a rich character ensemble.
• Death Note - Involves intellectual battles and the theme of justice through storytelling.
• Code Geass - Combines strategy, morality, and rebellion in a futuristic setting.
• Your Name - Explores themes of connection and fate with beautiful storytelling.
• Violet Evergarden - Focuses on letters and the impact of words in a post-war setting.
• Soul Eater - Combines supernatural elements with action-packed adventures.
• Fairy Tail - Involves magical elements and a group of friends overcoming challenges.
• Noragami - Focuses on gods and spirits with a mix of action and character development.
• Attack on Titan - Involves humanity battling against colossal threats in a dire setting.
• Hellsing - Combines supernatural elements with action and a dark tone.
• Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress - Focuses on survival against monstrous beings in a unique setting.
• When They See Us - Engages with deeply emotional storytelling and social justice themes.
• The Office (US) - An ensemble cast engaging in humorous and relatable storylines.
• Fargo - Dark humor with a mix of crime and psychological elements in storytelling.
• The Twilight Zone - Explores various themes of humanity, existence, and storytelling in intriguing manners.
• Big Little Lies - Intertwines complex character dynamics and thrilling story developments.
• The Haunting of Hill House - Fuses supernatural elements with deep character exploration.
• Lovecraft Country - Combines historical elements with horror and social commentary.
• Altered Carbon - Futuristic setting exploring identity and existence within a sci-fi narrative.
• Good Omens - Mixes humor and fantastical elements with themes of friendship and fate.