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Fans who liked Dallos tend to recommend Toward the Terra, Space Runaway Ideon, Mobile Suit Gundam the most. If you're into Sci-Fi and Mecha, any of these are a solid pick.
Dallos has a 6.05 on MAL from 11,389 ratings. Scores are mixed, but plenty of fans swear by it. Worth trying if the premise sounds interesting.
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