Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari

In both titles main character is a guy who is dragged into another realm and has to finish certain quest in order to get back to his world. What's special about these two isekai animes is that main character starts as somebody seen as weaker compared to other people who were dragged into another realm. That results in constant laugh at him from his fellow comrades, or even discrimination. In both cases our main heroes are getting stronger as fast as it is possible, to the moment they are overpowered and the others have to change their opinions on them. Their adventures also depict how they will deal with their new, mighty powers. read more 

Main characters are sent to another world that is similar to an rpg game world. The lead becomes stronger by taking skills from monsters he kills. The lead meets several (female) companions who are all very strong and special. 

Both isekai's share similar stories revolving around the protagonist who was betrayed by those he thought were friends and subsequently vowed to get revenge on them. In both shows as well, they start off with awesome interactions between the main male and female leads, but quickly drops down to plot interactions as the members of the harem grow. 

They share almost the same plot. A normal guy just teleported to another world with some supernatural power to save it , then getting rejected by others because of being useless since they have got useless power so they get chocked and change completely their personnality So they rise and shove their way to THE MOST POWERFUL IN THE WORLD Also they have some very beautiful girls as companions. 

both are isekai, with overpowered MC that gain demi-human harem the biggest common thread between the two anime is the MC being betrayed early on and their attitude in dealing with their new world and both have the goal of getting home. both have game mechanic. their are some differences between the two but without going into spoiler territory. one thing to note Arifureta has cgi monsters that some find of poor quality and they are far different than the background, MC and other humans  

Both have that character plot where the MC started out as a low level participant, to find himself in some shitty situation that has almost drive him insane to a hero who has proven himself in a highest level that even his supposed comrades were green with envy.  

Both main character was teleported in another world where they will be heroes, both was weak and betrayed, and both of them became stronger. 

Both MC are being betrayed. Both snap and don't care about being nice anymore. Both unusual class (Tate no Yuusha: Shield - Arifureta: Crafting). Also both have a young female traveling companion, who are quite inclined towards MC. 

Both main characters were betrayed and seemed weak at the start of the series. They both got op. Isekai. Both MCs started travelling with an abandoned girl (+more) 

Both are about the main character being isekai'd to another world along with other people where he is seen as the weakest, he gains powers and becomes strongest. Both also are joined early on by abandoned loli. 

Yo u can find betrayal in both of them, Arifureta is a lil bit more edgy tho,also lets not forget about the girls and that the mc is op. 

Both anime feature a main character that turns cold after being betrayed by those that they trust, that start off being one of the weakest and most useless characters and then grow to be the strongest. They are also both are harem isekai. 

Both series are isekai, where protagonists are transported to another world to help defend it. In both series, the mc is said to be the weakest. Boths MCs were betrayed by someone. Both of them are enraged and rises to the top. Both series has harem elements. 

In both the MC gets betrayed, becomes hateful and then overpowered while also collecting a harem. I like both a lot and they reminded me of each other.  

If you're struggling with Post Anime Depression from shield bro just watch this. This anime is fun but the story isn't as catchy. Has a very similar feel to shield hero, but it's more comedic and less serious 

Both are isekai with a male lead who gradually gets stronger by consuming monster parts. Both male leads get woman companions.  

They were equally betrayed and became strong afterward. Lolis and also kemonomimi characters( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 

Both betrayed by his own friend/teammate. Both comeback with some changes, both become strong. Same feeling, both were called or summoned to the world. Both MC are surrounded by girls, but one MC is coupled with the girl. 

both anime are a type of get isekai'd and get betrayed by the ones that are "close" to the mc. both mc are trying to get stronger and go back to their original world. 

Both have an MC who got betrayed Both MC's were seen as weak and got strong Both are Isekai's with game aspects 

Both anime are isekai where the main character is betrayed and has to progress their way up in the world through training. 

-both feature an mc being backstabbed -both mcs are op -both isekai  

Both anime have male protagonist who trains himself to become powerful and meet two girls in his journey of becoming powerful. Also the male lead has to train alone and has been exiled from the kingdom due to false accusations. It is similar to how the story of male lead moves from being weakest to the strongest and how he got betrayed by the his own people. 

Same "Rise from betrayal" concept. The main chara is betrayed by other chara and become powerful than before. 

- Both MC are betrayed at the beginning of the series - There plot are quite similar - Both comeback as more powerful than the others - The main protagonist too are Isekai'd into another world Hope you enjoy this recommendation because Rising of the shield hero have the similarities to Arifureta like being betrayed by their Friends. 

Both are about an isekai mc that everyone thinks is weak but they actually turn out to be the most powerful. They both have found families and both mc are "father figures" so some non-human creatures.  

Both MC are brought to a magical world where fortune is not in their luck. MCs are struggling to work with what they got but becomes OP Basically the the stories are fairly similar.  

Mc gets betrayed and becomes stronger by absorbing monsters to gain new abilities and to get stronger. 

Both MCs are driven by bitterness and revenge from being scorned by their fellows and people they thought as friends. Eventually, they both become OP and nonchalant, whilst still managing to fight against the concept of evil. If you're looking for some anime where the mc is hated, scorned or looked down on (with an underlying theme of revenge), then these two animes go hand in hand. 

betrayed and became strong and 2 of them got partners too 

- Both MC being betray by everyone - Both MC get power through pain and effort - Both MC got force call from real world to isekai - Both MC want finish mission protect isekai and be hero - Both MC want to go back to real world by complete the objective - There is 2 woman who powerful in this series (when Tate have 2, Arifureta have 4 (now 5) ) - Single Loli who follow them - Both MC is useless class in the isekai 

In both shows the male MCs are pretty similar, they are thought of as incapable people, they are summoned to a different world with unfavorable conditions and try to make do and live with what they have at hand and their wits. With one way or another they are thrown in some fights they cant win but still try their best to live. As they progress they make friend/allies and enemies.  

-Both involve the protagonist being transported to a similar type of fantasy world, in terms of magic, architecture, etc. -Both protagonists quickly realize that this isn't the fantasy world they dreamed of through betrayal and tragic events -Both have a large cast of similar female characters -Both protagonists will 'save' these females in one way or another causing a friendship or in some cases attraction to develop from the female's side 

In both series, the protagonist got tortured in the fantasy world, became mentally sick, and received redemption from the person beside him.  

Both shows are a darker approach to the isekai genre and focus a lot on the tormenting of the MC and their approach to resolving these issues  

Both are isekais where the MC does not even act surprised after transporting to another world.Also,he starts as a loner and ends up with a harem. 

both are almost similar in every way - the main character go into another world without knowing - both have a girl name Rem and Raphtalia who have a sad past and they get saved by the main character and fall in love with the main character both - main character fill the world they live in is the hell now the main difference is re:zero is kind of a horror anime and tate no yuusha is a action anime  

They are both isekai with good for nothing main characters that goes through conflict after conflict after conflict after.... in order to get things done. 

in both of these anime series the MC suddenly gets transported to another world,both mcs are considering themselves useless in the real world and when they get another chance in different worlds they decide to change into a powerful,respectful person. subaru and Naofumi are similar in many ways but...subaru has a more cheerful character and Naofumi is more serious and self preserved. both MCs are surrounded by cute girls and allies and enemies who they need to defeat and deal with. both of them are highly recommended to watch for those who like these kinds of stories :)  

-Both anime contain main characters' teleporting to another fantaay world without their will. -Both anime have a story of drama that explains even though you are the exceptional supernatural powered person, there will be betreyals and hard conditions for adapting to this new world. -Both anime contain a main character who facing some though events by alone itself. -Both anime contain a main character who needs help of his companions. 

you will like this anime because of the story. the story and the protagonist is pretty similar to tate no yuusha  

Both main characters travel to a fantasy world and have to overcome hardships along there journey  

- Both are "hard isekai", i.e. touch politics, social differences etc. as compared to isekai as an excuse plot for a harem show - Both have a large world with a diverse cast, i.e. epic narrative proportions - For my taste, both are at the same quality level within the genre of isekai - Both MCs suffer and hate the world they are in - Both have good sound and music - Both have a female character unconditionally loving the MC, but get rejected, and keep loving and supporting - Both have government structures and powers way above what a single hero could easily change - Both have a side character trader who is very supportive to the MC when he is still weak and down - Both have MC's plagued by doubt about their own life and treatment - Both know about the military, which cooperates with the hero sometimes, but not always read more 

-Both are isekai. -Both Anime's MC is in Hardcore isekai. -One MC has no special power the other MC has Power of Shield. -Both MC suffer at start in some or other way. 

its an isekai, like all isekai the mc is transported to anther word. the problem with most isekai for me is that they don't take them self's to serious especially in the past year or two, but rezero is doesn't have that problem. the mc carter development is very good and he's probably the most relatable to any weeb out there but you might not pick that up on the 1st viewing. its a classic every one should see at least once before you die:) if not more  

I think these shows pair up well for a variety of reasons. Both do a good job balancing drama and comedy, creating complex and interesting character psychology, and have a similar fantasy aesthetic. The Naofumi/Raphtalia dynamic in Shield Hero is fairly similar to Subaru/Rem. I thought both duos were compelling and the highlight of their respective stories. If you enjoyed Re:Zero, I don't think The Rising of the Shield Hero will disappoint! 

Both are isekais with main characters struggling to survive in the new world.  

MC is transported into a new fantasy world and is weak at first In Re:Zero the MC stays weak except for his one special ability Both MC must gain trust of other characters, both face betrayals Re:Zero MC is in love with female character, in shield hero it is the other way around Both MC fighting to protect the ones they love in the new world  

If u want to watch an anime that is short and u can fully understand the plot and story with lovable characters and cute girls well this is what u are looking for. 

Both have the main character go to the new world and meet half-blood waifu while being accompanied by a magic wind user but Re:Zero is suffering 

Both of The mc suffers a lot in the beginning and they use it as fuel to push themselves forward. 

A setting with group of heroes have predetermined roles, and should theoretically be on the same level. But one of them, the protagonist, gets treated as shid and considered weak. With the power of plot armor though, this protagonist gets absurdly overpowered due to poorly explained shenanigans, and gets a bunch of girls that chase his dick, including a juujin slave he bought. 

RoH is basically the hentai parody of Shield Hero 

One is tank one is healer, both are fantasy both suffered in beginning and both have harem. It's just one is consensual and the is non consensual.  

Both protagonists were betrayed and everyone were horrible to them especially those Royalty but Shield Hero made it as a motivation, worked hard to prove them wrong and earned their respect eventually while the Healing Hero gets his revenge, a brutal revenge. 

"Justice porn" anime. The protagonist is the weak member of a team of heroes, and the other heroes treat him like shit. He gets stronger and stronger, creates his own harem and gets revenge on the other heroes. 

Both male protagonist faces a situation where they were back-stabbed and even enslaved by people they thought were allies. After facing the horrific consequences of being back-stabbed, Keyaru took the revenge we'll never see in tate no yuusha . This revenge was insanely unexpected with the violence we saw but it was equal to the betrayal and torture he faced so I think it's fair enough. I think redo of healer had a powerful and a viral beginning but I hope that we'll see a better concentration on the fantasy side and the demon-related story . Watch the 2 first episodes and you can judge it ... read more 

Similarities are: Both MCs were betrayed and treated like shit by everyone from the very beginning. Both are power fantasy world with magic and stuff. That's it, that's the only similarities. Now the difference is: One was going for revenge but didn't take it personally, the other one takes it to the extreme. To the point where it can basically be called a h*ntai with an actual story. 

similarities: -same male MC who went from hero to zero to hero again. -same male MC plot where male MC has to be treated like shit and live like shit. -same fantasy, action and same goal that the male MC has and it getting back at those who treated him like shit. Dissimilarities: Kaifuku Jutsushi: The male Mc has the ff: -harem of same age as the MC. -MC getting his cherries popped. -MC able to reset the dark fate that he'd experiences and gets to do thing all over again, only this time he has some spoilers in hand. Tate no Yuusah: -MC only has loli's as his harem. -MC really has to work hard to get the hell out of the shitty situation he's in. -MC came from another world. -  read more 

do i even need to explain the similarities between redo of healer and shield hero? i'm pretty sure y'all already know why shield hero's being recommended for this anime. 

both animes show characters who have been betrayed and seek revenge, however, kaifuku has a hentai touch 

Although the two differs in terms of environment and atmosphere, they are however similar when it comes to how the plot progresses. Similarities: >Main protagonists are heroes who works for a certain kingdom >Main protagonists can replicate abilities >Main protagonists are treated badly and unfair as a result of getting the lesser class in RPG Class System >Surroundings of the main protagonists changed their overall personality >Focuses around the idea of suffering and revenge >Manipulative "heroines" Differences: >One suffers in pleasure while the other suffers in pure pain >One is surrounded with people they hate while the other is followed by wholesome companions >The amount of fanservice 

NOTE: I have dropped this anime. I admit that whether "Redo of a Healer"'s story is questionable is indeed inevitable, but I am just presenting my thoughts on the possible similarities that may create incentive in others to attempt to watch the anime. I believe that although the content is questionable, the concept is interesting. "Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari", also known as Shield Hero, breaks the Isekai tropes surrounding overpowered-harem protagonists through the concept of betrayal and backlash. Naofumi, the protagonist summoned into another world, becomes a Shield Hero, which was renowned as useless to the society he was brought to, hence he was robbed of and thrown away. The protagonist is filled with anger against the kingdom that had betrayed his trust, hence he began his vengeful return. "Kaifuku Jutsushi no Yarinaoshi", also known as Redo of a Healer, follows a similar upbringing of the hero in terms of betrayal, where the protagonist, originally born into a low-class family, becomes the healer of a adventuring squad with royal and higher beings, only to be used and treated horribly. After receiving the opportunity to go back in time, the protagonist returns with vengeance, and prepares for revenge in the long run. If you enjoy stories based on bringing justice/avenging ones self, then you could try watching Redo of a Healer. However, make sure you read the other comments on the anime/manga before making that decision, as there are VERY weird and questionable scenes present in its story. read more 

Both series are revenge fantasies in which the main character rises up in power in a dark magical world w/ taboo themes of slavery and rape made morally ambiguous. Both main characters also have harems. Whether or not one enjoys either anime may depend on their political views and how critically they analyze the writing. 

Redo of a healer is a pretty horrible show. It's one of those shows you could never recommend. In fact, I only watched this as I made a bet with a friend that If I could finish this show he'd give me 20 bucks. It was the easiest 20 of my life btw. Anyway, Redo of a healer is the hentai version of shield hero. They even follower a similar plot in some ways and have revenge as a motivating factor. If you watched Redo and want to actually watch something good, go watch shield hero. If you just finished Shield hero don't watch this. 

Mc gets revenge on the royal familly 

Both show follow a revenge plot against villainous princess with some shade of red hair. In both shows main character acquire a half-human slave girl to help him in fights.  

Both series have a similar start and both remember more the way to play an MMORPG game where the character has to evolve to be stronger when uses abilities and arms. The protagonists are misunderstood! 

Both are Isakai adaptions of similar quality. The main character in both is interesting, or at the very least unique. Both are shaped by the world they interact with. 

Another Isekai with a protagonist that isn't necessarily a 'good guy'. Interesting spin on the iseakai trope 

These two series are likely similar. Especially on the Isekai genre. Although Tate no Yuusha's main character start with a despair circumstance, but in the end he got a powerful ability. Same with Tensei Slime Main Character, in the beginning, he only just a weak slime. But the he got an overpower ability. I really recommend these anime, because they really made me enjoy their story. 

both have the same story plot where guy finds himself in another world and both involved having to start from scratch in order to be somebody and to be powerful, however in Tensei, the guy is a 30 year old man who died and was reborn as a single cell organism, while in Tate, the guy is a coll student wh started as a low level hero who become a zero and now has turned into an anti hero.  

The MC is summoned to another world where he is the weakest and grows stronger by absorbing powers off other things. 

Both series contribute innovative ideas to the extensive genre of the isekai, with simple arguments but which more than manage to immerse the viewer in the plot, something that is not usually easy to do. 

Kind of the same concept, and harem vibes and their world is also kind of similar to each other 

both an isekai and both are battle animes. These two are probably my favorite isekais and they both have interesting characters that it will make you mad to wait for a new season 

Both main characters are summoned/reincarnated in the other world They have a similar vibe They have similar art If you liked one, you will like the other one too I LOVED both of them so much that I decided to read both mangas 

isekai anime is great, both have many uniques power 

Both are Isekai animes so both teleport the MC to another world both seem pretty similar about the new worlds, but the MC'S have different abilities and have different backstories.  

Both are isekai with likeable main characters that build rapport in the new world with good deeds. Also, both worlds have diverse species that the MC’s don’t discriminate against.  

Similar world, also both main characters are sent to another world. 

Both of these are isekai animes where both have OP protagonists. But one character steadily becomes powerful while the other one becomes powerful after a lot of hard practicing. Both animes show the ups and downs that the main characters face when the animes progresse. 

Both have MC's stuck or transported to another world fighting on the front lines to try and save the world. 

- Both series take place in an isekai. - The isekais both resemble a game in which evil is fought against. - Both MCs are surrounded by girls who protect/aid the MCs. - Both MCs cannot leave their own isekai unless they complete the 'game'. 

both MCs fight in a alternate world to survive, except Sword Art Online's MCs trapped in another world while The Rising of the Shield Hero's MC teleports to another world. both are good series to watch.  

Pretty much similar, you'll feel the vibe, but not as good as Shield hero 

- Gamefantasy worlds. Settings feel extremely similar - Super strong main hero (in Sao almost immediately, while Shield Hero starts a bit slower. A bit) - Hero surrounded by girls (gaaarems) - Similar ways in which action moments are executedSimilar story development On a minus note: - In both, most of characters are too weak or too stupid, compared to MH. - Both stories are predicatable and illogical as a result IMO - I liked artstyle and music in both - I disliked story and characters in both They're VERY similar. If you liked one - you will like the other. If you disliked one - you will dislike both 

Please watch all the series and movie's this anime is so amazing i promise must watch it.  

Both involve being drawn into a game and fighting evil.  

Rising of the Shield Hero (Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari) is an Isekai just like Sword Art Online but it has different aspects that will make it feel new and exciting, great animation, story and characters. Instead of an overpowered protagonist (Kirito) we have Naofumi a weak protagonist which uses hard work to become strong even when the whole world has turned their back on him. The heroines of the series are also very good with individual traits and relationships woth the mc. This show in my opinion is a better Isekai than Sword Art Online and after seeing SAO I reccomend it.  

Tate no Yuusha is certainly one of the best anime I've watched, came here through recommendations from SAO and Bofuri, wanted to explore mmorpg animes, this wasn't exactly that but watching this became one of the best decisions ever. Truely a masterpiece, even the songs (title track and post credit track) in this anime are a treat!  

both have love and game skill fights 

Kirito gets stuck in a game, while Naofumi (AKA the Shield) gets sucked into a book. Neither can go back home till mission is completed and both will die in real life if killed in their new world. Both protagonists are hated by most people, Kirito for being a beater, while the shield was framed as a criminal. 

Both of these anime are action, fantasy, isekai anime (I know Sword Art Online isn't technically an isekai, but bear with me) with black-haired protagonists who end up in light harems. I use the term "light harem" because neither of the anime have any of the usual harem antics; they simply have a group of girls who are all smitten with the main character. 

Ambos son Isekais, en donde el prota es el capo, solo que en Tate no Yuusha es menos exagerado y se quiere mas a los secundarios que en SAO 

Main aspects are very similar. A male protagonist with strong female supporting protagonist. Both takes place in a different world (One is virtual, the other one is fantastic). Actions are similar as well, strong and big creatures are always against the protagonists.  

Video game is what connects both of these series. It is an RPG based type game, where they need to grind levels by defeating monsters and completing different quests. The main purpose of their journey are similar which makes they very alike. Kirito and Naofumi are both heroes of their own worlds, where they have class upgrades and fight with their equipment gathered in their worlds. Both have their own primary group of people that stick with the main character to help through their journey. Close up combat, magic, powerful weapons, and interesting female characters highlights both series. 

similar setting although hai to gensou no grimgar is more drama oriented and struggles more in the new environment.  

Both series are about a group of adventures in a new world trying their best to grow stronger and survive, while also growing closer together as a non-blood related family. Both anime also have other groups of adventures, who have a much stronger base strength then the main party. Each one of these anime is great for its own reason. Grimgar is great for it's more slice of life feel while the main group grows closer, while Shield Hero is great for it's more lively adventure feel and also it's characters.  

both are mature isekai that show the hardship and the ugly side of fighting monsters in another world 

Both have weak mc in the beginning stages where they start to learn from 0. 

Contains main cast who are generally ill-received (and considered worthless) by the population at first, and must work their way up in order to gain acceptance. MC's also learns the values of working as a team 

It has the same plot where a group of people were transported into another world, however in Hai to Gensou, the group of people there had to team up if they were to survive while in Tate no Yuusha, the group of people there were competing against one another , but it was mostly with the one whom was an outcast that has to prove that he is nobody to mess with.  

Both have the MC randomly transported in a world and being unsure of why. Then they are told what they have to do in this world. Both are set in similar places, with a city center with people selling items. 

both are isekai anime both are more realistic and mature than other isekai anime the focus of both are to survive as a group 

Both "isekais" are very similar in genres.  

Both have the main characters are sent into a different fantasy Video game world where they, in one way or another, act out as the villain. Through smart, cunning and resources that they have available, must navigate the fate that was dealt with them. 

- They both come from the real world, and they go in a fantasy world (Isekai) 

- Both main characters are transported to another world. - Both have or are in search of servants or companions - Both are cold, ruthless, skeptical - Magic system is based on a game: Overlord with Yggdrasil and Tate no Yuusha with Brave Star Online 

Both isekai animes, that follow OP protagonists. Both protagonists have their own group/party, which includes a small harem element. The personality of the two main characters are different, however they both share a similar goal of saving their new worlds from evil. 

-smart and inteligent mc -both mc are op -isekai -team that mc can trust  

Both of the main characters are sent to another world without choice. Both of the main characters are overpowered. 

The protagonist specializes in defense and is accompanied by an ensemble of supporting characters. The route however is vastly different. Both animes will have your RPG craving satisfied. 

The clear similarity to mention is that both of the main characters specialise in shields, tanking and support rather than being an overpowered damage character that we generally get plenty of. However, while the MC of Rise of the Shield Hero (Tate no Yūsha no Nariagari) is forced into having a shield with no say in the matter and looked down upon for it, the MC of Bofuri (Itai no wa Iya nano de Bougyoryoku ni Kyokufuri Shitai to Omoimasu) willingly chooses a shield and puts all of her skill points into defence, largely because of her unfamiliarity in the game she's playing. While people are initially sceptical of her choices, her friends and peers begin to respect her playstyle because of it's uniqueness and obvious success. So in terms of attitude towards the main character, Shield Hero is more of an underdog story where you're rooting for the least popular hero while most of the world hates him, while Bofuri is very wholesome and filled with support and acceptance. Another large difference is that Shield Hero takes place in a parallel world and brings people from alternate realities with magic. However, Bofuri is largely set in a VRMMO game, in which the players can freely choose when to log out or leave. Partly because of this, Shield Hero's tone is often more serious than anything in Bofuri, since characters could legitimately get very hurt or injured, which isn't as much of a worry in a VR game. Therefore, if you'd like a show with a more serious Seinen tone, Shield Hero is up your alley. But if you'd like a break from that, Bofuri is a very feel-good series with relatively low stakes, but of course both are very enjoyable series.  read more 

They share the same role as the tank of the party and are eventually seen as overpowered. Both anime share similar RPG characteristics and emphasize the main character grinding for new skills. 

Instead of normal mc's who are mainly offensive, these defensive hero's use shields in their battles. 

both have an unparalleled defense 

something with the promise similar to that of the anime 

Both shows focus on money and merchanting also most main girls have anime ears. While shield also has an other world fight thing going spice and wolf is more focused on the merchant economic side. 

Travelling around as a merchant with a cute brown haired animal girl. 

- Both contain trade and travel in a medieval, large scale world - Both contain kemono best girls, with ears and tail (Tate: Tanuki, Ookami: Wolf) - Both contain interaction with common people, as compared to heros and nobility - Both have a plot which is driven by both individual decisions and world-level external factors outside the influence of the protagonists - Both contain a human-kemono love story  

If you liked the relationship that the main characters have then you may like this anime! They are very similar physically, it can be said that they were inspired a bit by Ookami to Koushinryou. They have a monetary system and acts based on it, which is more important in this last. If it is not enough to appear physically, I could say that both begin having a dependency relationship, which although it is not so strong at first at difference with Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari, you could come to be surprised by continuing to see the needs of both throughout the episodes. Both has to resolve a problem that concerns to both main characters, so they regulary takes in on a fight, however there are more battles in Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari  read more 

Heroes are selected to fight monster attacks that recur every several centuries. Protagonist gets framed for something that he didn't do and needs to work to clear his name. The chosen heroes have different fighting methods that distinctly differ from one another. Rokka no yuusha is more focused on mystery and Tate on adventure aspects. 

Both shows feature protagonists who although are meant to be viewed as heroes, are falsely accused of crimes they did not commit. They also have similarities with the supporting characters with some doubting the claims while others delusionally believe in them 

-Both protagonist are being set up and accused for doing something bad -Both characters in the series are chasing the protagonist because of the accusation 

1.Both have a pretty unique set of colorful, original and authentic characters 2. Both protags are staged for a crime they did not commit 3. Both the anime have the concept of a group heroes or protectors from demon of the other world 4. Both the anime have a strong female lead 5. Both the anime heavily depend upon the more realistic viewpoint of their stories 

The main character starts weak in the world of the storyline. At the same time, both are finding companions to join their journey and become the reason to get stronger.  

the story focuses on MCs who both start out a tough life, in this fantasy world but have very op abilities which help them out tramendously during their advenutres and also helps them make a name for themselves (at the start of the story both MCs are nobodies), as the story develops we see how the MCs have brought quite some change to their cities/kingdoms also showing they can be trusted 

Both have Fantasy world with boy and girl. Boy go from very worst time and he say to himself that he will become the strongest person. Both anime are very similar and very good stories. Can't wait for another season for both of them :D 

Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka and Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari protagonist starts off weak and get stronger progressively through the story, they gathered an party and eventually became a hero. The difference is Dungeon ni Deai was already in a fantasy world while Tate no Yuusha got isekaid suddenly. 

The setting in both series is similar: a male protagonist gets himself summoned to a fantasy/game world and gets "a bad name" in there. Both protagonists have their struggle to survive when some people show some bad attitude towards them. However both find companions to themselves and so the adventures starts. In both series the male protagonist has pretty female companions but in "Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo no Dorei Majutsu" their relationship is something worth to see!  

- Main protag sent to another world - Initially misunderstood - 2 girls to follow around with MC - Game-like mechanics (RPG fantasy) - Slaves as an early driving factor (less mentioned later) One standing difference is that Diablo is very strong from the beginning while Naofumi starts off with nothing, to get stronger later throughout the series. Different personalities as well. 

Still better than nothing. 

It's just a better version of how not to summon a demon lord 

Shield Hero is basically like a darker, more serious version of Konosuba. If you've seen one and thought it was either too light-hearted or to serious, you should check out the other! 

These anime are both isekai but have a different approach to the audience. KonoSuba is the comedic version while Rising of the Shield Hero is the serious version. Both anime have an MC who views the whole world as a game but later comes to a realization that they aren't living in a game but rather a whole new world. These anime are filled with a roller coaster of adventures that should entertain and immerse you in their story. 

-Both anime have the main character transported to another world that is full of magic and knights -Both main characters are unhappy that they were transported to this world but meet new friends to add to their parties -Konosuba takes a more comedic approach to this type of story, while Tate no Yuusha is more serious, with dramatic twists and turns -Personally, I like Tate no Yuusha more because the side characters arent all annoying like Aqua and Darkness (However if you like that type of character you can definitely find it in the other three cardinal heroes) 

- Isekai - Revenge - Gets shitted on - Somewhat OP however Shield Hero portrayed this much much better in my opinion 

Both are isekai were our black hair protagonist gets belittled due to his social status, and finds his redemption by being the most overpowered character among those we know, also both in some point of the story our protagonists save a brown hair beast girl from slavery, and now they are eternally grateful with our protagonists, they become their new slaves 

Similarities on MCs: - Both MC are underestimated / hated / heavily criticized early on the show (for different reasons) - both MC experienced trauma explained early on the show and thus developed appearing unaffected or stoic to peers and strangers in order to emotionally protect themselves - both MC became gradually OP through time and motivated through anger and frustration - both MC gathering a harem like it's no one's business (well, this is an isekai anime what do we expect) - both MC (while unconsciously gathering a harem) truly respects the women around him and wishes to protect them, while not being misogynistic about it (hallelujah!) Similarities on overall show premise: - both isekai - set in a fantasy world where several people were summoned from Japan (Seirei Gensouki summoned people at different times, while Tate no Yuusha summoned four people in one go) Main differences: - Naofumi (Tate no Yuusha MC) was summoned to fight world-threat events. Thus his summoning was random, sudden, and upon being summoned, people around him generally explained why he was there. - Haruto (Seirei Gensouki MC) was more reincarnated than summoned. Upon dying, Haruto was reincarnated to a 7 year old orphan, Rio. Thus there are like two souls inside Rio's body (although the show doesn't really explain it that way) who has complete recollection of everything that happened in their lives, both as pre-reincarnation and post-reincarnation. - Seirei Gensouki also doesn't explain why the hell are people isekai-ed (at least not in the anime). There are also different ways of isekai-ng, through reincarnation upon dying, and through summoning.  read more 

Isekai. The common drill, MC finds themself in a new world. Since tropes are common, I will focus on differences. Shield Hero is a revenge type story with Naofumi getting back at the very kingdom that ripped him apart. MT is a story of a neet trying to attempt their 2nd try in life with hopes of becoming a better person. The only thing I can really say is that Shield Hero is a bit more action-packed than MT which is on the calmer side of stories that are told. Both are good isekai, usually acclaimed by the general audience. I suppose if nothing else, you should watch these for the impact they have given to the community in terms of what content is loved.  read more 

Both Fantasy Isekais 

These best isekai animes ever made . The m.c is very lovable and u will connect with him. These anime have a very good animation style . The story is also very intersting u will never regrets watching these animes. Highly recommended if u are a man of culture as well  

The Rising of the Shield Hero is everything that Absolute Duo wished that it could be. Shield Hero focuses on a charachter with a Shield overcoming trials and growing as a charachter over and over again, and Absolute Duo focuses on a main charachter with a Shield and attempting to overcome his enemies with his friends. After that, the similarites differ. The Shield Hero was despised in one series, but revered in the other One is an Isekai and the other is an ecchi/school/harem anime. If you enjoy seeing a charachter with a shield instead of a traditional battle weapon then you will like both of these series. They are both fun overall You should absolutely make time to watch The Rising of the Shield Hero if you liked Absolute Duo. If you liked The Rising of the Shield Hero, and wanted more shield battles then you can just watch it when you get the chance. But hey don't take my word for it, go and watch both series, have some fun, and come up with your own opinion read more 

-Both male protaganists use a shield for fighting and have a female to fight with a sword  

Sword and Shield. Absolute Duo and The Rising of the Shield Hero are both anime in which attack and defence join forces in order to reach their aspirations. In Absolute Duo, the irregular, Tooru, is made to pair up with Julie in which they hope to obtain the 'Absolute Duo' status via sword and shield style. Though Naofumi has a lot harder lifestyle in which he tries to overcome them with the power of his shield and his partner Raphtalia. Both are good anime which have the main theme of partners to the end, which is specifically sword and shield style. With Shield Hero being the much darker anime. read more 

Both involves the main character 1. Becoming OP 2. At the start of their adventure getting cucked by a higher power 3. Slowly gaining a following 4. Very good animation 5. Good fights.  

Both MC's get reincarnated to another unknown world from Japan where they develop over powered skills. thers a loli in the main character grup btw 

They have the same storyline theme isekai, not only that both of these series have in common that the main characters are called not by a trivial reason they are called to another world to get things done (being heroes), they also take the storyline in the kingdom where slavery is a natural thing. 

both Mc are overpowered and they are really kind to slaves and half humans 

They are similar in both aspects of game world isekai, with the main difference that Tate is much more better than Log, while Log horizon focuses more on the game aspect of the world.  

Isekai's that focus a lot on RPG mechanics such as skils and leveling up. Both cases also have a mix of isekai politics alongside adventure  

Both feature a protagonist who is weak at first and gets ridiculed for it, but then goes through a traumatic experience that makes him want to become stronger. They also have similar personalities, they're independant and cunning and can be ruthless at times to serve their own interests. Both shows also rely heavily on the incorporation of video game mechanics, like a lot of isekai do, but there's an attempt to "subvert" the tropes of the genre by adding plot twists or making the protagonist more morally grey. They're both entertaining enough but not all that deep. 

In both animes the church is on the wrong side, opposing the mc who is just trying to do good. 

Both are harem isekais and male power fantasies. Once the males get isekaied, they go from 'zero' to hero. The males are adults and some, if not all, the girls are on the younger side which creates some morally ambiguous romances. 

Stories that dealt with teenager teleported to another world and forced to adapt to the circumstances while also have to dealt with many betrayals and trust issues 

Protagonists are placed in harsh reality. Both are made to defend the nations that treated them horribly. They slowly gain parties of sympathizers. If you like more serious stories and not ones everything goes as it should for protagonist.  

These animes had similar vibes. The settings are both fantasy, and the protagonist pretends not to care but also helps others, especially those he cares about. Both have a sort of "corruption" ability which brings them to attack their friends, and both are manipulated by the nobility although it is in very different ways. Both shows are quite enjoyable and if you liked one, you will probably like the other ^^ 

Protagonists were summoned to another world. The main characters have some dark personality based on their past. Heroes become overpowered, they're kinda smart.  

Theyre obviously not that similar. Only the main characters are. The main male characters are treated scornly at at the start. If you're masochistic like me, and like to relate to characters that were discriminated by peers and learn to work their way out of prejudice, or accept his surroundings and play as the antagonist, then these two are the perfect animes for you. I LOVE THEM BOTH SO FREAKING MUCH (i love oregairu better tho). Both of them are my one of my favourites of all time. 🔥🔥🔥 

Both anime tell the story of the main character who is summoned to a troubled kingdom. 

Both are fantasy anime which have one of the main characters transported to another world (in fact, "Inuyasha" can easily be read as a proto-isekai story) and contain a number of similar elements like action, drama, romance (though moreso in "Inuyasha") and some elements of horror. Above all else, Inuyasha and Naofumi are very, very, very, VERY similar- they're both very rude, bitter, sarcastic, stubborn to a fault, don't trust anyone, generally prefer to stay out of matters that don't concern them (though they can be persuaded otherwise) and have a dark side that keeps trying to take them over, but are good at heart and very protective of the few they care about. Oh, and they both became that way as a result of being outcasts and getting betrayed by a woman, though in Inuyasha's case, the truth turns out to be a lot more complicated. Kagome and Raphtalia are also similar, as they're both very kind and caring girls who are extremely loyal to the male lead (possibly to a fault) and gradually heal their wounded hearts, though they aren't above scolding them at times. They also both wield a weapon that compliments the male lead's (Kagome wields a bow to Inuyasha's sword, while Raphtalia wields a sword to Naofumi's shield). In both cases, the main characters are assisted by an old woman who can hold her own in a fight (Kaede/Granny) and a highly skilled blacksmith (Totosai/Erhart). Essentially, "Shield Hero" is just like any of those InuKag fanfics where Kagome's a half-demon and Inuyasha's a human.  read more 

Both the main character experienced much discrimination and given on their circumstances, they worked their way up to the top.  

Both series are isekai about a prophetic hero being transported to another world via a book found in a library and attempting to overcome a harrowing journey and adversity. Both also have that appeal that pumps you up and makes you want to jump right into the next episode to root for the hero. The only real difference between the 2 is the Fushigi Yugi is more of a Shoujo and Shield Hero more Shounen.  

this another anime is the alternative world of naofumi losing control to destroy the world. in tate no yuusha naofumi gets a great emotional damage since btch cause him great trouble but he was geting crazy since he was having hard time but this new anime is a naofumi that gets emotional damage and cat exact his revenge unlike the restriction that naofumi got from being the shield hero a mostly defensive than offensive have him frustrated. 

Am I crazy or is this exactly like black clover? The only person made this recommendation and no other name comes close to this. Both have no themes. Both only rely on enjoyment, and both have a really hit or miss fanbase. Like I thought that rising of the shield was better only because it was an isekai but after that both of them seemed exactly the same. 

Both main character is betrayed by people around them. Although Naofumi from Tate no Yuusha was "only" betrayed by the royalties, Yuusha, Yamemasu takes it to another level with the main character that is betrayed not only by the royalties but also the entire kingdom with it's people. Both main character also has a similar goal which is seek revenge 

+ Both feature an outcast / black sheep protagonist + Both protagonists become extremely powerful as they fight for revenge + Both protagonists are cynical but slowly develop a soft side for the right people + Both protagonists go on a rampage that is stopped by their "female companion"