Unnatural (2018)

This drama is set in the same universe as Unnatural (directed and written by the same team). So if you like Unnatural, I’m sure you’ll love MIU404 instantly! Somehow the atmosphere and style of these two are very similar. Each episode of MIU told different cases and story but it also carried a big case(s) that linked all episodes or at least from episode 3 onwards.

Both are crime dramas with MEDICAL INVESTIGATIONS' point of view.
Both have a FORENSIC EXPERT as a Main Lead.

Forensic examiner helping police detective/ prosecutor teams

The detective work is started with the forensic expert visiting the crime scene

Unnatural is set entirely among forensic pathologists, and the characters work towards solving cases of deaths with unnatural causes. 1/2 of our Investigation Couple, Baek Beom, is a forensic pathologist and his work contributes greatly to the cases Prosecutor Eun Sol works on. His work is shown in detail, similar to Unnatural.

Both are crime dramas with MEDICAL INVESTIGATIONS' point of view.
Both have a FORENSIC EXPERT as a Main Lead.

Story is told / main investigation is conducted through the eye of a forensic examiner
and so the detective work is started with the forensic expert visiting the crime scene
(which is usually visited by police detectives and forensic team collecting evidence. A forensic examiner is an optional to visit the crime scene, it seems)

- Both Medical examiner dramas
- Both about finding out the truth behind the death of the bodies
- The have strong female protagonists
- Both have detective aspects

Forensic science based theme. Story progresses from individual criminal cases and ending up with cases related to main characters. Male leads (Nakado & Yuzuki) are arrogant and unfriendly a**holes. Both are quite entertaining thriller dramas with some loose similarities.

They both have a team of expert who deal with dead people that died in a weird, not obvious method. And their job is mainly to figure out the cause of this death and it usually leads to an investigation that leads to a better understanding of the dead character and their cause of death.

Both dramas are also on forensics and dealing with issues after death. Ishihara Satomi also starred in Voice.

Office Setting, Workplace Setting, Narrating a profession, Telling the other side of a profession, A light-hearted story

Both are medical dramas with strong, interesting characters and emotional, heatrbreaking moments. Both are thought-provoking, too. And have amazing cast, of course.

There's a female male lead and the dorama focuses on their workplace, while there's also the slightest hint of a romance subplot. They're very different in every other aspect, but if you like this specific type of "woman in her job" dorama, you'll enjoy both probably.

Very similar narrative structure: each episode concerns a single case but the main characters are still linked to a dramatic event that emerges from time to time. Between the two, Dele is an independent production

Both dramas follow a forensic specialist with a tragic past. Each episodes focus on the case while we get few clues on main characters backstory.
Overall it has a similar tone. The cast/acting is also good. Definitely recommended to the fans of crime/investigation genre.

Both are procedurals involving forensic doctors, and Satomi Ishihara stars in both (although in Unnatural she plays a doctor and in Bull Doctor she plays a detective).

Both are dramas which emphasizes the importance and value of dead bodies. Both dramas have characters who ridicule the main characters occupation as being disrespectful to the doctors who care for living bodies. Yet the main characters stick through these accusations and continue to work as hard as they can.