The Judge from Hell (2024)

In both dramas main character is judge who doesn't sympathize with the criminals and they give them hardest punishment.

Both female leads have a dose of futility, stubbornness and dominance in their personality and full of extravagance in their appearance. Also, in both fantasy dramas, there's mystery in the plot as they pay for their mistakes in the human world.

• The ML from My Demon and FL from The Judge from Hell are Demons.
• Both execute the criminals/ bad people.
• Both living amongst humans, fall in love with a human.
• Both depart the souls to Hell

In both series, the same thing that can be seen are the detective that seek to solve the case and have emotional dimensions, and if you are looking for a romance in this genre, it can be a good option.

A series where
- someone gives them (bad people) the same suffering they did from their victims
- they die after they receive the punishment
- the soul of the bad people receiving the punishment are going to hell

the differences are:
- In "Judge From Hell", a judge will convict you if you're good to go to hell.
while
- In "Jigoku Shoujo" there's a hotline/website called 'Hell Link' that you need to reach out to at 12mn, you need to type the name of the person who did you wrong and Ai will let you know if she accepts or rejects the human's revenge. The human will form a covenant with Ai (Hell Girl) by untying the scarlet thread from the straw doll's neck. There's also a consequence for humans who form a covenant with Hell Girl.

PSH plays a similar kickass role in Sisyphus: The Myth. If you like her character here, then I recommend adding Sisyphus to your list.

Sharing similar Christian and law based themes with great acting and plot in both. While TJFH is more fantasy and judgement kind, TFP is more anime-ish and less serious with good action scenes and filled with humour. These have similar vibe despite being different in genre and storytelling. Loving TJFH, then potentially u will like TFP and vice versa.

- protagonist both murder criminal and the murders have no clues
- detective chasing them
- both of them have helpers

It´s the same principe, where the female lead did something bad, but in this one she needs to help a specific amount of people in a specific time. It´s not really brutal, but still gives you a similar feeling watching.

Both female leads punish criminals in brutal ways.
Both female leads are cold-hearted.

In both dramas judges sentence criminals to experience their own crimes in the role of their victims. Only difference is that Judge from Hell is having supernatural elements while Drama Stage: The Fair is based on a new technology making this possible.

Both dramas are about a set of people that have to fulfil a specific amount of demands in order to be spoken free of their sentence. In both dramas this group of people is either gods or grim reapers that are following/guiding through the judgement of people that have sinned. Both are supernatural stories dealing around death, the after life, hell/heaven, sins and forgiveness.

In both dramas there is a very uncontroversial female judge that is bras, outspoken and following her own rule of justice. While Judge of Hell is also focusing on a supernatural aspect ,that Miss Hammurabi is not, they are still quite similar in terms of theme, characters and feeling.

Kang Bit Na is an elite judge with a beautiful appearance, but she is a demon. Her mission as a demon is to kill evil people who lead other people to their deaths and don't reflect on their actions. She sends these people to Hell afterwards. One day, Kang Bit Na meets Han Da On. He has a friendly and gentle personality. As a detective, his mind is sharp and he has a keen sense of observation. But he carries a pain inside that nobody knows about. After Kang Bit Na and Han Da On meet each other, their lives change greatly.

Both mix cop/procedural and fantasy with a dash of romance.
The tone of Judge from Hell is slightly lighter than Black's but both are fairly similar