Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Puella Magi Madoka Magica List

• Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World - Explores dark themes and twists on the magical girl genre.
• Madoka Magica: Rebellion - Continuation of the Madoka Magica storyline, delving deeper into its themes.
• Fate/Zero - Involves complex characters and morally ambiguous decisions in a magical setting.
• Steins;Gate - Features time travel and the psychological consequences of one's choices.
• The Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works - Offers a blend of magic, battles, and deep character backstories.
• Another - Combines themes of mystery and horror with a school setting.
• Elfen Lied - Delivers a dark and emotional story with elements of tragedy and violence.
• The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - Explores the intersection of reality and fantasy with a twist.
• Noragami - Features supernatural elements, dark comedy, and character development.
• Angel Beats! - Involves themes of death, loss, and moving on, with a blend of action and comedy.
• Hellsing - Contains dark themes and supernatural battles in a violent setting.
• Serial Experiments Lain - Engages with psychological horror and technology's impact on society.
• Kara no Kyoukai: The Garden of Sinners - Blends supernatural themes and psychological horror, similar to Madoka's darker tones.
• Guilty Crown - Explores rebellion, power, and the consequences of one's choices.
• School Days - Features psychological drama and unexpected dark themes.
• The Promised Neverland - Combines horror with a plot focused on children facing dire circumstances.
• Death Parade - Deals with themes of life and death in a unique, thought-provoking format.
• Paranoia Agent - Explores psychological issues and societal pressures in a surreal manner.
• Madoka Magica: The Different Story - A different perspective of the original story and its characters.
• KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! - Subverts tropes of the fantasy genre with humor while maintaining magical elements.
• The Fate of the Future - Involves moral complexities and dark narratives in a fantasy world.
• Shiki - Explores horror and the conflict between humanity and supernatural beings.
• Violet Evergarden - Themes of loss and the journey to find one's purpose after trauma.
• Tokyo Ghoul - Features dark themes, character transformations, and moral dilemmas.
• Your Lie in April - Combines beautiful storytelling with themes of emotional struggles and relationships.
• A Silent Voice - Deals with heavy themes of redemption and emotional pain.
• Grave of the Fireflies - Themes of loss and tragedy, presenting the harsh realities of life.
• Perfect Blue - Psychological thriller dealing with identity and the impact of fame.
• Madoka Magica: Walpurgis no Kaiten - Delves into the original narrative with additional twists and character depth.
• Somali and the Forest Spirit - Explores themes of guardianship, survival, and the wondrous magical world.
• Blood C - Integrates horror elements with a seemingly naive protagonist.
• The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya - A deeper exploration of the characters and their relationships with twists in the story.
• Danganronpa: The Animation - Murder mystery with a complex plot and psychological elements.
• Fruits Basket - Deals with themes of trauma and healing through relationships in a fantastical setting.
• Monogatari Series - Intricate narratives with fantasy elements and character-focused storytelling.
• Made in Abyss - Combines adventure with dark themes and emotional storytelling.
• Yuki Yuna Is a Hero - Explores magical girl elements with a dark twist and emotional stakes.
• Little Witch Academia - Features a magical school setting but explores darker conflicts often.
• Kyoukai no Kanata - Focuses on supernatural elements mixed with emotional storytelling.
• K Project - Involves supernatural powers and complex character relationships.
• Kakegurui - Involves high stakes, psychological games, and intense character dynamics.