Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou desu yo?

-Both from the modern world, then teleport to the fantasy world -Both have main characters that got awesome power acquired in the human world. -Both have a big boobs chick to support them around the fantasy world. -Both have separated power/land and different races (elf, etc.) in the fantasy world. 

Taking place in a fantasy world, both series focuses on conquest and gameplay with a small yet dynamic cast of characters. In that world are rules, races, and concepts that defies the law of nature. The main male protagonists are similar with their intellect and personality. Similarly, the game themselves also involves intellectual play and strategies in order to achieve victory. Throughout both series, there is humor, gags, and gimmicks that pertains to its premise. I recommend both series for anyone looking for game ethnics/tropes that takes place in a fantasy/virtual realm. 

These are essentially the same show. Both are very good. Main character(s) that never lose, same sort of humor. If you love one, I guarantee you will love the other.  

•Both anime are focused on the main protagonists of the show going to another world, far superior than their own, where everything is settled through "games." •Both protagonists have grown bored of the human world they live in because they are far elite, and it is of "no fun" to them anymore. •Both male protagonists have the confident, less cocky attitude that is not dislikable, having the "I will obtain and conquer everything that stands in my way" through any means necessary. •The protagonists transport to a different world because their old world isn;t any fun, and they play "games." I'm pretty sure you will like one if you like the other. read more 

Main characters are thrown into a fantasy world, where everything is determined by "games", in which players play according to preset rules. Fortunately, our main characters are extremely proficient in playing these games. 

These two anime series have a similar story concept as they are set in a fantasy world where the character have to play games to reach their goal. 

OP characters sent to ANOTHER WORLD where everything is solved by GAMES in which they have to BET something according to the RULES. They're having so much FUN in that world and don't want to return. 

The main characters are superior in the world and go to another world. That other world is based on a system in which games are played to win stuff. The main characters proceed to play games and win stuff. 

Both are full of games and betting where the main characters are summoned to a world full of games. 

Same exact story, main character gets sent to different world, everything is decided by games. 

Those two share a very similar setting. The worlds, where the stories are happening are almost the same. Both are about kids with special abilities, who try to safe something in the world, the got sucked in. Also, there is a lot of funny moments and ecchi appearing in both series. 

In both animes bored people are invited into another world where everything is decided by games. In both animes there is this fantasy world the are send to. In both animes the protaganists have cool abilitys . In both animes the protaganists are overpowered in there own ways. In both animes have same concept. In both animes the protaganists are bored in there own world. 

In both main characters are bored with their reality, but get thrown into a different, fantasy world where you survive by playing games. The main characters in both are cocky, intelligent and suited for the game world. They take the side of a weak community, and proceed to help them return to their former glory and beyond that. All in all they're very similar. 

Characters are bored of the world and then transported to a world full of games and betting. They really are like each other. If you like one of them, I am sure you will like the other one. 

both anime definitely shows a lot of similarities: Main Characters: - came from a different world - arrives in a fantasy world - play games with wagers and follows its rules - seek for the strong to have fun - help the community they are in - constantly belittled by enemies because they look like weak but actually OP 

The premise of both 'No Game No Life' and 'Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo?' are pretty much the same. The main characters are thrown into a world where everything is settled with games, although 'Mondaiji' is far more broad when it comes to that term as it could be anything. The characters also go under the same category as over powered for their world, 'No Game No Life' having 'Blank' who are extremely over powered when it comes to anything game related whether skill or logic based. Able to get the win no matter what the situation is. 'Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo?' being different with the source of over-poweredness coming from Izayoi who has strength capable of fighting gods one on one. Not only that, he is very good at thinking of strategies on how and win both in and outside of an actual battle. The visual style of both Anime are both amazing, although in my opinion, 'No Game No Life' is far better when it comes to visuals. The whole style being very bright and makes it seem fun at all times. Due to these similarities, it is pretty apparent that if you liked either one of these Anime you will most likely, like the other one.  read more 

Both feature overpowered main male characters and have main characters who are superior in the virtual world. Both are lighthearted fantasy, include people being trapped in a virtual world, and have beautiful and picturesque art. Both involve the concept of playing games in order to survive or have a better quality of life. Conclusion: Being set in the same world, and looking at the synopsis, it is evident they are extremely similar to each other. 

Both are about a fantasy world where everything is decided by games. Both main characters are extremely overpowered, and there's no shortage of attractive women in each. 

Both Anime: 1. Characters transformed to Fantasy world(s) 2. Protagonists never lose 3. Ecchi 4. Excellent Plot 5. Less than 13 episodes (so far)  

- Both involve cool/ badass/ OP main characters who find their world boring. - Both are magic, fantasy anime. - Both anime involve characters who are thrown into another world. - Most importantly, both have a main concept which revolves around playing games.  

In both, the characters are thrown into a new world where they play games. Both main protagonist feel very over-powered and aren't exactly keen on returning to their worlds. 

Main characters get to another world and try to do the best for their faction 

Both of the anime have characters that gets transproted to a world that suits them better than the world they originally came from Both worlds have a rule system where you have to participate in games.  

Both shows involve people who are bored of their own world and end up in a whole new world where games are the way to make decisions/challenge. Both Protagonists are extremely smart and OP. Both shows pretty much have the exact same plot with some minor differences. 

-Both have the main characters go into a different world where games are the way to solve everything. -Both have overconfident MC's. -The differences in these two are in Mondaiji, the MC is psychically powerful, while in NGNL, the MC is psychically weak. -Both have high stake games. 

Having the same premise of playing games, both Mondaiji-tachi and No Game No Life share many similarities. Both of them include a dynamic cast of characters. The main characters find their normal world boring and are transported to a different world than their own which are governed on different rules through games. These two anime contain fantasy element as there are different races, regions and cultures different from the MCs' world. The environment in which the MCs of these two series now live is also similar and visually stunning. I recommend these anime to anyone who loves fantasy-supernatural aspects. 

The characters are brought to another world not of their own will, and in concrete order. Main goal, but rather the main rule that prevails in both the anime is a battle with "the game". In both series, characters just by gaming settle disputes and that it seeks such, or other benefits. Characters are not annoying, and the addition of the same series is a dose of humor interspersed with serious moments. There is no point in continuing, you just have to see. If you liked Mondaji then NGNL you will like too  

The main characters are forced to play a game in a different world and have a special power. They also think they don't belong to the real world. 

-Sovle problems with games, instead of war -Good written and looking characters -Main characters transferred to another world, thats better and they have better potential 

They have similar theme, summoned to other world with game as the main system. Somewhat, both of their hero are extremely strong/genius that we can't think about him for lose. 

the series's are super similar to each other in many ways most notably the plot revolving around games and people who are good at them. 

Both involve cool/ badass/ OP main characters who find their world boring. - Both are magic, fantasy anime. - Both anime involve characters who are thrown into another world. - Both are visually impressive. - Most importantly, both have a main concept which revolves around playing games. Fans of one series will definitely enjoy the other. 

Both are about games and the Main Characters are being summoned to an other world to save something 

Almost exactly same story conflicts solved through "Games" (one with actual games, one with a type of fights) Characters summoned to a new world ~~Characters hated their other world ~~Characters are very OP ~~Main character is surrounded by girls 

Worlds controlled by games, badass protagonists, and both of them enter their worlds by sky-diving.  

A very similar concept of special people being summoned into another world in order to make a difference through games, with very different but equally interesting characters and incredible animation! 

In both series the human protagonists are summoned to a new world with the promise of a more interesting life. In this new world there are many different races (elves, demons etc) and everything, from individual matters to territory and personal rights, can be decided by games. 

The shows have basically the same concept, kids get transported to a fantasy world where everything is decided by games. Mondaiji has a better* plot than NGNL and more action. NGNL is far more entertaining and does everything else better. *[Significantly more complex] 

Main characters in both anime are seriously overpowered and smart and feel out of place in their respective worlds, but in NGNL the MC's have no physical ability while the other has complete physical prowess. Both have a similar concept of being thrown into unknown worlds with the same system where conflicts are solved by games but with preset rules to follow.  

-Both involve OP characters -Both have characters thrown into a different world -Both have these characters play games to move up in this world -Both involve magic  

- Both involve cool/ badass/ OP main characters who find their world boring. - Both are magic, fantasy anime. - Both anime involve characters who are thrown into another world. - Both are visually impressive. - Most importantly, both have a main concept which revolves around playing games. Fans of one series will definitely enjoy the other.  

Both series are Isekai and have overpowered smart protagonists. 

-Both have a world full of games -Both main Characters are insane in these games -Both male main characters were bored in the human world In generell they have much in commen and both are worth taking a look 

The same Badass main character. They both go to another world and doesn't want to come back. 

both series involve the main characters coming from another world in both series the main characters are summon to the world in both series the world they are summon to involve having to play games in order to survive  

I am not recommending No Game No Life to people who have seen Problem Children, instead i am only recommending that if you have seen No Game No Life, to please please please watch problem Children. The similarities come on all fronts, accept Problem Children just does it better, it is my favorite anime and a great watch 

I found these anime to be quite similar in the sense that they both take strange, out-of-the-ordinary people from our world and put them in a new world where their skills are better suited. The characters then use their skills to help the people of this new world who had been considered the 'underdogs'. As a result, they then become heroes, worshipped by this society. Their concepts are basically almost exactly the same, with some minor changes here and there. Thus, if you liked one, you'll also enjoy the other.  

Both are about a group who get sent to another world and then compete in games. Both have a badass guy who's personal dictionary does not contain the words "failure" and "losing" 

Both Anime are similar in term of: - They are bored in the real world and they are brought to a different world which things are settle by games. - Both Anime have similar goals where in no game no life, their goal is to challenge the god while Mondaiji want to become the top guild/clan - Happen in a fantasy world - If I would to rate the similarity, Upon 5 star i give a 4 star.  

Gaming becomes reality type of series where both MC's are overpowered/smart. Using theor brain and power they create a society without having the intention of escaping the world. I prefer NGNL over Mondaiji. 

Both are about people being sent to another world by a god-like person, and most problems are solved by games/ challenges, the main character always comes through in the end, and the main male character slowly builds a harem. 

-The main characters from both anime are bored of their world -Both are set in a fantasy world -In both, the fantasy world is basically governed by games(the characters make the rules and bets accordingly) -The art in both is stunning and colourful -The main male character in both anime is overwhelmingly strong/smart. -Both contain slight Ecchi elements -Both anime are short -In both fantasy worlds there are different races (elves, humans etc) -The main male character is surrounded by mainly females Though they have basically the same concept, Mondaji is more serious than NGNL(which is more comedic). If you liked one, you will definitely like the other. The art is gorgeous too! 

The no game no life before no game no life. The main character is sora if you took sora's charisma and concentrated solely into strength. 

Basically the same anime, although No Game No Life is a little flashier. Main characters are dropped into a foreign world where everything is settled by playing a game. The protagonists attempt to live/save in that world. 

In these animes you'll realize that you find a lot of things similar compared to the other. In both of these animes our main protagonist finds themselves within a world where everything is solved by playing games and which in their previously life, isn't boring. As time develops in both animes the protagonist realizes that they grew attached to the new world rather then their old world. In the end, you see that if you enjoyed No Game No Life you'll definitely find yourself enjoying this one. 

In both shows people are transported to another world and play games to save something. 

- Both have main characters that were pulled from their worlds into a fantasy one by some sort of higher being. - Both settle disputes with games. - Both have very intelligent main characters. - Both have at least one main character who defeated some sort of god. - Most of the time, people thought the main characters were cheating or nonhuman because of their abilities and intelligence. 

- They both are awsome animes!!! - They both involved with fantasy world. - They both based about games and bets that effect about the life. - They main character in both animes are bored from their world. The people that love one anime will love the other too.  

-Main characters are sent into another world -The characters play a game wherein they wager anything they own -The main characters becomes a part of a certain race/community -The characters also aim to save the race/community they are affiliated with -OP characters 

-Both main characters are OP -Both main characters are going to another world -Both have magic -In both anime ppl are playing games -Both have creatures other than humans 

-They both follow a very similar plot -Talented people summoned out of boredom -Worlds have very similar rules -Both have ranking systems for different societies -Both are affiliated with no name or blank? -Both anime are clever and share many concepts and atmospheres. 

-Goes to a game world -Solves conflict by playing games -MC helps small community to gain power they have lost -MC are bored with the real world 

- In both anime MC are transported to another worlds. - Both have lots of fantasy and magic. - Both have concepts which revolve around playing games. If you liked one of these you will definitely enjoy the other. 

- Badass characters - Similar concept (you need to win a game etc. etc...) - Comparable beginning (the characters was catapulted to another world etc.) 

-Both main characters are OP -Both main characters are going to another world -Both have magic -In both anime peoples are playing games -Both have creatures other than humans  

Both series explore the same general framework. Characters who did not fit into social life of their old world are taken to a new world where their abilities are tested by different types of games. 

Anyone who likes this anime will 100% like the other if you don't then I will personally force you to. These anime so similiar that you can actually think of one as a copy from the other 

In both animes the lead characters are brought/summoned to a fantasy world where everything is determined by games. In this two animes the lead characters are very powerful in their own way (Intelectual in No Game No Life, and strength ando other aspects in the other one).This two animes have a very coloful world that catches your atention 

They both revolve around the main characters being teleported into a fantasy world They both have games as one of the main things You can relate this to the next gen of No Game No Life (Or the other way around if you started this first like me)  

Rather than having a dull, boring life, why not go to another world where you can play all you want? They have it all! No game no life, Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? These will bring you to a world where life is not the same. Although simply having your own fun is not fair, losing should also have their consequences. Enjoy the amusing, and exciting adventures of our impressive protagonists! 

Both of these anime are about people being sent into a fantasy world where they are needed for their expertise, and in both there is aleast one of the main characters is exeptionally smart. No game no life is about 2 siblings (sora & shiro) that are shut ins, meaning that they dont leave their house/room. These siblings together call themselves blank and they never loose a game. one day they get a mysterious email containing a challenge to a chess game, after winning they are teleported to a mystical fantasy world where everything is decided by games. Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo??, is about 3 teenagers with exeptional abilities are teleported to another world where they are needed to help save humanity by participating in games where if they win they gain resourses for there race. Similarities: - Both are set in fantasy worlds - Both anime are baised around games - Both have a genius for one of the main characters Differences - One uses an array of colours in the animation - One is baised around siblings whilst the other is about 3 selcted teens who don't know each other until they are teleported to the other world read more 

- The Art Style is the same. - The main Characters go to a different world. - Both animes have a lot of hype and action.  

If you're looking for a shounen anime with Strong/OP/Badass male lead that thinks that their world is boring then this will fit the criteria. Both Male Lead is Smart and with a carefree attitude Both anime revolves around playing/fighting games to advance Both anime story is about being thrown in a different world Both animation is graphically/visually impressive All in All Both are Great Anime to Watch  

-Both groups are "spawned" to a different world -Both have problems that are solved by games -Both have OP characters -Both are fighting for power -Both have rules to follow during the games -Modern world -> Fantasy world -Both are ecchi animes 

-They both travel to another world -Overwhelmingly strong main characters that are badass (imo) -Revolves around an interesting concept -Lots of eye candy 

This isn't about ordinary games, this is about... advanced games. "No Game No Life" is actually a perfect summary for both anime. Both will give you a genius MC and a game world where they show their skills. Watch it and join MC to conquer the game world. 

People with unmatched abilities are likely to be bored in the normal world, that's why it is appropriate to send them to another world where they can use their skills to great use. If you taken a liking to these groups of people , then these two series would probably get you into the edge of your seat as both of them showcase main characters who face difficult challenges like a walk in the park using their otherworldly talents. 

The premise of both anime is very similar in that in both anime the protagonist(s) are teleported to a different world where they support a weak ass country/race. Also the protagonists are overpowered as fuck (in a good way). 

-Both main characters are sent to another world -Must play a series of "games" in order to win prizes etc. -Both were based of a light novel  

the characters in this tow anime was teleported to another world . both of this worlds they have to play game to survive 

- Both protagonists are smart and strategic, bored of the real world, have their skills recognized and are invoked in a fantasy world in which bets are settled through games. In this world, they help a country / community rebuild itself by challenging other countries / communities in betting. 

Very similar Idea and feeling! 

-Same concept of story involving the MC being transferred into another world where they have to play games -overpowered MC -comedy -superpowes If you love NGNL then you will like it  

The protagonists are highly intelligent and have a special connection the game worlds that they are drawn into.  

The main characters are similar in the fact that they both have confidence in their skills to win games. Both are very exciting to watch, making you want more. The way they strategize is fun to watch! Not to mention, both are transported into another world, letting you learn about the world along with them. 

Badass and Smart male protagonist. Very cool and unpredictable main protagonist (Sora and Izayoi). The anime itself is very similar in many ways. Both Isekai, Both about games, Both random prizes, Both smart characters(Already said that), Both about directly or indirectly conquering the world, both trying to revive and rise their faction that they joined, both joined the loser faction, And what the hell, "Blank" and "No names" what more can you ask, just watch it. Oh and both pervert male protagonist. 

This is perhaps not the most unusual of recommendations. Still, I couldn't help doing it. - Both works come from protagonists bored in the face of the reality in which they find themselves, in general because they are "too smart" for their worlds. In Mondaiji-tachi, we followed three teenagers from different times with special powers. In NGNL, there are the duo of gamers, hikikomoris and extremely intelligent, Sora and Shiro. - Disboard and Little Garden are isekai worlds with a very similar setting. Both are centered around betting and have a fanciful atmosphere, seen especially in the different races that inhabit these worlds. No Game No Life, however, is more organized in its worldbuilding, presenting each race as an independent nation endowed with values, attributes, political system, diplomacy and history. In parallel, in Mondaiji-tachi, characters from different races are treated more freely and appear randomly in different communities. - In both shows, the protagonists are part of the group that, in the initial context, we would call "underdog". In that sense, Mondaiji-tachi deals with the "nameless" community, while in NGNL we speak of Immanity. Both groups are presented as those whose past is full of defeats and from which (almost) everything has been taken away. The reconstruction and rise of these groups or nations by the protagonists is also part of the plot. - Some of the interactions between the characters are also somewhat similar. For example, Kurousagi develops an interaction with Izayoi that looks a lot like the interaction between Steph and Sora. Their comedy also contains sexual jokes, although NGNL has a higher fanservice content. - The visual style of animes is similar. Both have a very varied color palette and their features convey the idea of ​​"fun", "fanciful" and "magical". This, I believe, is also the essence of the works and what the protagonists initially seek. Despite this, NGNL has a much more elaborate visual presentation and a more vibrant color saturation. - As already said, both universes revolve around gambling. What is bet on these events is quite variable, and the games that are played are even more diverse. Mondaiji-Tachi delivers games with a greater predominance of action, while in No Game No Life, the focus is on the strategies and resolutions of the protagonists, since it is a peaceful world. In both, MCs are also "badass", each in their own way. read more 

Both are fun Isekai anime in which center around the MC entering competitions which things are bet on befire the matches begin. Both series have adaptable MCs to various conditions in matches. If you like No Game No Life it is highly likely that you will enjoy this anime. 

-Extremely Similar in many aspects with one of the main differences being the absence of Ecchi in Mondaiji -Few people get Isekai'd and begin to slowly conquer things through their abilities and intellect -If you enjoyed one, you'll most likely enjoy the other too :) 

It's all about another world (a.k.a. isekai) where gaming is everything. If you win in a game that has a prior deal, then you will get something out of the deal you made. That's how this world works. There are so many things that are similar between the two. Many races, the main character's personality, the atmosphere, Very similar. If you are really curious about that, I suggest you to watch both of them. 

—They’re isekai that involve a world that operates on games, although Mondaiji is the original —They have overpowered, highly intelligent main characters —Good Art —Neither of them have a Season 2 —Both have Underdeveloped characters 

Similar storylines, they both get isekai'd into a world where it revolves around games 

"Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo?" is another isekai where powerful kids are summoned to another world called the "Little Garden" where disputes between communities are settled by "Gift Games" similar to the No Game No Life game world. The characters are a lot of fun and there is a lot of similar elements found in some of the characters and even in minor elements of the plot. 

-The two are isekai anime -Both MCs get transported and not reincarnated -Both MCs help/control a weak group (humans) -Both involve magic and fantasy -Both are based on a game system for resolving problems On a side hand, No Game No Life is more based on the intellligence and Mondaiji-tachi more on the fights 

Both are based on games. COLORFUL ART, though it's prettier in No game no life (my personal preference). The main characters in both are exceptionally smart. Stories have a similar feel because in both animes they are fighting through games to achieve their goals. I think that No game no life is somehow based on Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? Something like improved copy.  

The protagonist is bored with the world because everything is so easy. Then suddenly he was invited to another world by a letter. In other worlds, everything must to played in games with bets. 

Similarity observations found in No Game No Life, and Mondaji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou desu yo? (Problem Children Are Coming from Another World, Aren't They?) that are shared: -Badass Mc. -Isekai Formula. -Fantasy. -A ton of Comedy. -Colorful Art Style. -Good Op. -Based on a Light Novel. -Short Amount of Episodes. -Lolis. -Centered Around Gameplay. -Involve adventure where characters travel to face off-game challenges. -The strategic games that the characters participate in often have rules. -A female character as a supporter, Jibril and Kurousagi. -In the last episode, a match against a loli, Izuna and Pest occurred. Well, some distinctions between them include: -While both series do include scenes of fan service, NGNL has a heavier emphasis on it and is much more frequent whereas Modanji tends to use these elements sparingly in comparison. -Although I admit that Mondaji has an animation style that I would describe as colorful and light-hearted. the quality in most cases, it isn't to the extent where it would god-tier. On the other hand, NGNL does offer god-tier animation with a highly bright and gorgeously smooth quality to it. -Mc has no sister in Mondaji -Mondaji is more action-oriented and it has a focus on super-powered battles that are linked into the strategic games. In contrast, while NGNL does feature moments that make it exciting, it has a lesser emphasis on action-oriented content compared to Mondaji. In conclusion, I'd say that both resemble each other and are entertaining to watch. After all, they are both recommended if you are looking into Isekai anime with a badass MC and a focus on comedy or just finding an anime that is similar to one or the other.  read more 

both MC have blond hair both MC's actually go out and OMIGOD...have fun. they actually look forward to stuff happening around them both are physically talented and pretty bad@$$ both anime involves going into a fantasy world. VERY dynamic character designs. both are....underrated? the worlds they go to have a different way of handling conflicts, or rather...wars. both somehow feel like their referencing Touhou. 

In both anime a Hero is summoned to another world and participates in a game. Both anime have a fantasy/adventure feeling. 

In both series, the characters are certainly thrown into another fantasy world where their lives changes forever. In that fantasy world, there exists games and competitions. The other characters from the series resembles animals and presents themselves in a lighthearted way. Despite this, there is drama and action in both series. Both series gives off an adventure like feeling. 

Both are about 'children' who got whisked away to another land to help the people who summoned them win games.  

Mondaiji-tachi is like a badass version of Dog Days! In both series, humans are summoned to a fantasy world where they are asked to help take part in various events held within the world. I recommend both if you enjoy fantasy series that have some fighting and part human/part animal characters! 

The main characters of both animes have been summoned to help people of another world who are in trouble. Both involve diffrent animals and races other than humans.  

Dog Days is very similar. They both have male leads who are strong. They both have male leads that want to have fun along with companions that are girls. They both have set battles and winner gets something whether it's useful to them or not. Usually at the end something big is happening and the male lead must do something with the help of his friends. The male leads also get summoned to a different world The differences in Dog Days is that it has more of a romantic setting at the end, while Mondiji " doesn't. But over all both are rather enjoyable. 

How does it feel like when you have been transported to fantasy world and just go there to have fun? In the story, The main characters in here were sent by an anonymous request by a person and transported in a fantasy world, filled with different species. Although consider that they have a fun time, a conflict issues about this fantasy world and basically starts a war between the main characters and different groups of people. Dog days is a lighthearted tone, filled with moe characters, and is based on competition. Problem with Children, features a much more mature theme, that monsters were used in battle, and very powerful character. read more 

When i was watching Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? I was reminded by a series which was similar to it and it's called "Dog Days" Why? Because both Series have a Blonde Male MC invited to a "Magical World" which involves a game. A game that involves fighting and winning for your allies. Both MC's are badasses too ^_^. Although Dog Days has less Action than Mondaiji because dog days only fights in a "real" game. Lol no blood and such. So i really recommend to watch both if you like this kind of anime. 

One Punch Man is essentially what you would get if you took Izayoi of Mondaiji-tachi and separated him from the rest of the no-names. You get an overpowered and bored protagonist destroying every obstacle in his path in order to relieve himself of his boredom while searching for a worthy opponent. Both series are entertaining and action-packed, although One Punch Man is more straightforward. 

Both MCs are Super Strong Both Series are Funny and exciting 

in mondaiji-tachi ga isekai kara kuru Sou desu yo? world, the main character (izayoi) possess inmeasurable power, in one punch man, saitama looks bored all the time, so does izayoi, they're too strong and busy trying to find someone worthy enough for their power, if you like one punch man you definitely will like mondaiji-tachi 

Same feels and comedy. Both have really good character developments for main male MC. Similar kind of lesson too. Saitama and Izayoi, both have power beyond humankind, they both have reached the top, and looking for someone to match them in strength, if you want to see more overpowered character then i truly recommend mondaiji-tachi, As for the story, Both shows share the same excitement. 

Mondaiji-tachi and One punch man has similar male character, While Izayoi is more cocky and saitama is more bored type, they both seeks stronger opponents. Those who can entertain them to several extend. If you like one punch man, you definitely going to like mondaiji-tachi ! 

In both series, the characters struggle to find strong opponents, Both series also have strong and op main character 

They both just have overpowered main characters who always prove enemies wrong strength wise. 

The main character is really strong and wants to find someone to fight with  

Both are action, comedy and supernatural anime, where the MC is the strongest from the beginning. They both meet cocky enemies, whom they defeat with ease. 

Both anime give off a similar view, while SAO is about a boy wearing a gear to another world, Mondaiji is about three people entering another dimension through a letter. Both male main protagonists are OP and strong. 

Action of both anime takes place in world of some kind of game, where characters are supposed to play it. Main male character is really strong and he's surrounded by lot's of girls.  

They both take place in some sort of fantasy/supernatural game world. The male leads in both anime are extremely powerful. They have a similar atmosphere. 

Both anime revolve around a game and have pretty awesome scenes. If you're a SAO fan, you'll pretty much like the other. 

Do you like anime with overly-powerful male leads who are unbeatable and a plot where you never need to worry about whether the main characters will make it out okay as it always pulls something out to save the day for some reason (no offense)? Well then, you'll like Mondaiji-tachi if you liked SAO and the other way around. Oh, and they both have people trapped in another world.  

- main character enters another world - Overpowered main character - revolves around some sort of game -Outstanding animations, shows what 2012 animations can do -Similar atmosphere at times, altho the first half of SaO is a lot darker, second half brings a more similar feel to Mondaiji] -similar characters, altho i personallt liked the characters in Mondaiji better 

Both series have a similar art style and take place in an alternative world. Mondaiji-tachi focuses on a game system for its players. Both series have incredible and original character developments. 

the similiarities : - both male mc are OP - both are isekai (another world) theme - male MC is surrounded by many girls - the female lead has similiar ability, in modaji kurousagi and in SAO asuna both of them has a great speed skill - has a similiar landscape 

Both of them have strong smug protagonists. However Hagure is more ecchi then Mondaiji-tachi. 

Overpowered protagonists that walk all over their enemies. 

Both main characters travel to different worlds and are strong as fuck. Both main characters are badasses with good powers and a sense of humor. Both of these anime are good to watch, though Hagure is much more ecchi. 

Both male MCs are very confident in their stregth, they are OP afterall, and they are perverted some times. The most enemies/villains are just side characters that make the MC seem even more powerful, there are only a handful enemies worth speaking about. 

Both MC are overpower. Most girls in animes are around the MC. The man has the lady. There are girls that are OP too. 

-Both anime took place from their world and taken to another world -Both protagonists have powers  

Male MC appears in another world, 3 female acquaintance with one of them being a god-like entity which constantly gets bullied by the MC. Both MCs have similar intentions and likes fooling around. 

Slightly pervy, sarcastic MC gets transported to a fantasy world with video-game-like rules, joins up with the magical, scantily-costumed person who summoned him as well as two other girls, and begins a quest to bring glory to those who he is allied with. Comedy ensues. 

this 2 anime have a lot of similarity : - MC transfered to a Fantasy world and going on an adventure to fight the demon lord and his commanders . - Same type of comedy though ''Kono Subarashii'' is more funny and focus on the comedy more while ''Mondaiji-tachi'' has more action and a lot of great fights - charcters use magic as a type of power - both have 1 guy and 3 girl with different and unique personalities - both male leads are smarte guys and have the same personality but one of them is overpowerd while the other is just a normal guy if you enjoy one of this anime , make sure to watch the other . read more 

They are both really funny anime but in the fantasy genre! If a want a good straight comedy i really suggest konosuba! 

Izayoi is reminiscent of a fusion between Touma and Accelerator. Watch these if you enjoy curbstomp fights and light comedy. 

If you liked accelerator from index, and you like some comedy, then this show is pretty great and I hope it can get a second season after the first is done! 

Both animes share the same kind of humor and gave nice openings  

Both protagonists are good at hand-to-hand combat, have OP powers (Touma can override spells and esper powers and Izayoi destroy gifts). Both animes present parts a little confused (Index with the religion and Mondaiji with the mythology) but nothing that hinders its fun. 

Both are isekai where young people who were too good for our world, thrive in another 

similarities: 1.Both have that character role where in involves kids with very special attributes. 2. Both have the same scenario where kids found themselves in another world. 3. Have that same plot where kids were able to prove themselves as not to be trifle with. Dissimilitudes: 1. Kids in one anime were very adept in using magic and fighting that they can take down even the most powerful mage, while in the other anime them kids were very much a bunch of prodigies that had made a name for themselves at an early age. 2. Kids in one anime have to use their wits in order to not only survive in the alternate world they're in but also to thrive with the people they're with. The other anime, them kids allowed themselves to be transported to that the alternate world to simply escape the boredom in their world.  read more 

Mondaiji: Three high school students with super strong supernatural abilities being summoned from their respective parallel universe to the isekai world by the female 1st MC (bunny girl). Reason is to save the bunny girl's community/guild f from the brink of extinction. Choujin: 7 high school students with super strong specific talents (some of which are supernatural-like) being summoned from our world (they are all in our world and some of them even know each other) to the isekai world. Reason is to save the isekai world from the threats of demons.  read more 

Both stories are Action filled yet comedic. Both stories' main male protagonist are somewhat a tactician to their team, making logical decisions, fast yet precise. both stories' protagonists are transferred into a world where a game is just normal. 

In both series involves the main characters coming from another world the animation is kinda similar both main characters are smart and strong  

At first glance they may not seem similar, however they both have a MC that are strong, calm and cool.  

Both deal with someone being transported to a fantasy world, the MC forming a harem, and are entertaining watches. The feel of the anime is very much the same. 

Similarities *Both Male MC are badass and are God-Like in a way. *Both have alot of action scenes *Both have magic Differences *The main male character in Mondaiji is more like a god and very powerful *Set in a different wold *Colorful and alot of slapstick comedy 

"Arai, Satomi" voices Kuroko (ToAru) and Shiroyasha (Mondaijo-tachi); the characters seem pretty much the same except their setting/background is changed. Both series contain roughly the same amount of magic and espers with an interesting set of main characters who are unique with special abilities being the top in what they do, however despite these abilities both casts have deal with problems they have never dealt with before, each with their own methods and approaches. 

The same: Situation where people from another world got transported in an alternate world. Same situation where the said people have to find a way back to their world. Not the same: One anime involves one individual, while the other are composed of 3 people. The MC in one anime is an whining brat, while the 3 MC's in the other anime have special abilities. One has an extra comedy genre, while the other has supernatural.  

Similar plot 1 Guy + 2 Gals who complement each other as they try to complete their quest in a world alien to their own 

So good, and not enough episodes... Also both of the male leads are bosses from the start, and they have an animal like person/creature with them. Territories in Blood lad are like the Guilds. 

Both have a group of young people with some kind of special abilities who wight for their goals. Both are colorful with beautiful art. Both stories have a similar feel to them. I guess if you liked one you will like the other one too. 

Similarities: Communities in Mondaiji - guilds in fairy tail Male leads in both are OP and value their friends Both have really well done combat with big craters and explosions Both have a cheerful environment that is not super serious Dissimilarities: In Mondaiji MC does not get knocked down, where as in fairy tail the MC typically powers up after he starts losing Mondaiji is much shorter then fairy tail  

Both anime deals with people who are gifted with unique powers, and battles it out in a competition to find out who is the strongest and to prove their worth having a similar goal of getting a reward. 

I can't say the plot is very similar but both anime gives off the same vibe (I couldn't help but be reminded of Danmachi when watching Problem Children..) Their guild system is very similar > Danmachi - familia (the family of their god) > Mondaiji - each family has a zone  

The two series have completely different stories, but the main character in both of them is extremely powerful. In Kaze no Stigma, Yagami is a very powerful mage that controls wind, and in Mondaiji-tachi, Izayoi-san has a very powerfull gift although his powers are still a mystery.