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Although Rai and Saitama are very different in their hairs, both are overpowered and always the last arrive to deal the finishing blow. Both have their assistant too (Frankenstein in Noblesse, Genos in Onepunch Man) 

Both are colored Korean webtoons. In Noblesse, Rai is a vampire who leaves his world and joins a human school in the human world. In Crepuscule, Lark is a human who leaves the human world and joins a school at the world where vampires live. In Noblesse, there is the Union that is after Rai's friends, in Crepuscule you get the Council that is after people that are close to Lark-both organisations are ruthless and willing to kill. In Noblesse, you get enhanced humans and soul weapons, in Crepuscule you get "magic" and "abilities".  

The main characters in both are extremely alike, in the sense that they are great & powerful beings regarded as Gods/Kings willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good of all beings, not just their own kind. 

- Same Author. - Both have wholesome MCs. - Fight scenes are structured similarly. 

Both have main characters that are very over-powered, both are Korean and have similar art. The whole time I was reading The Breaker, I felt reminded of Noblesse. Although, The Breaker is more realistic and the plot-lines are worlds apart.  

If you like the humour of Hataraku Maou-sama!, you'll also enjoy Noblesse (and vice versa). Both deal with supernatural creatures trying to adapt to a modern day society, while still battling the concerns of their own epic quests. Both make use of the absurdity of modern life to create humourous situations. 

School setting, action, crazy fights, characters that are actually non-human beings and powerful protagonist. Both were also originally korean webcomics. 

-Both centres a Mc which has a unique amount of power and are different from others (Bam being a irregular and Rai being a noblesse) -Both wants to protect their friends and save them. 

Both are Naver Webtoon colored manhwa about supernatural. Lessa (as a character) and Raizel and their stories are a lot similar. Lessa and Rano's story is similar to Rei and Muzaka's. Demons in Lessa remind of "vampires" from the 1st season and nobles in Noblesse. 

"Noblesse" and "Dusk Howler" are beautiful bromance webtoons that are similar to each other in art, genres, themes, characters, vocabulary and sense of humor, but "Noblesse" is an urban fantasy story about a master and a servant with a weak BL subtext, while "Dusk Howler" is a LitRPG story about a mentor and a student with a strong BL subtext. In addition, the webtoon "Noblesse" (544 chapters) is a complete original story, while the webtoon "Dusk Howler" (91 chapters) is an adaptation of the first two volumes of the 12-volume original novel. 

Both MC are actually quite powerful and are (clumsily) trying to adjust to normal modern life and high school, which isn't easy when enemies are lurking around. 

Vampires that are fruity  

The fighting scenes are uncannily similar in terms of the mischievousness and the comedy. Both manga have extremely loads of good looking and powerful characters and not only that, the main protagonist is powerful and very respected amongst it's peers. You'll love Noblesse if you enjoy reading Charlotte has 5 disciples 

They both have strong from the start protagonist - Majeh > Rai They both have cruel or little evil personality - Majeh > Frankenstein They both have fantasy, adventure and comedy They both have enemy who becomes allies and ally who want to be strong To help the protagonist. If you like Noblesse You will like King of Hell/ Majeh.  

The two aren't completely similar, but if you're willing to try you'll probably like one if you liked the other! Similarities: -Master + Servant protagonist duo where one is human and one is a supernatural being *Kuroshitsuji: (Master) Ciel Phantomhive (Servant)(Demon) Sebastian Michaelis *Noblesse: (Master)(Vampire) Cadis Etrama di Raize, aka Rai (Servant) Frankenstein -Duo face the Supernatural as they unravel a mystery relating to the MC *Kuroshitsuji: Face Shinigami to find out who murdered Ciel's parents *Noblesse: Face werewolves, vampires, & modified humans to learn about a secret organization and why Rai was asleep for 800 years -MC has a go-to party of people to aid him -Both servants are: >very loyal to their masters >good-looking >really powerful and skilled in combat (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ read more 

Both Noblesse and Kubera have a very unique set of characters while some are epic on a whole different level and others just make you love them. Noblesse focuses more on the epic side of the characters while Kubera makes you identify with them so every hit life hits them something inside you slowly dies. Both mangas have a very interesting storyline full of suspense and turning points, Kubera is a little more complicated tho 

Both have amazing art, though Noblesse is a Korean Webtoon, so it is in a long, scrolling format and in color, while Zetman is a Japanese manga, so it's black and white and in page format. What these two have in common is fantastic sci-fi action, a shadowy organization that creates grotesque experimental monsters to make more and more powerful beings, and mature storytelling. Noblesse has it's light-hearted moments between the seriousness and verges on fantasy, while Zetman is more or less dark the whole way through and has strongly-rated content. Both are incredible reads.  

This may seem like a far-fetched recommendation but really One piece and Noblesse do have things in common. For example both mangas: Luffy gets enemies to be his friends ~ Rei gets enemies to be his friends Frankenstein is a loyal friend to Rei ~ Luffy's crew are loyal friends to Luffy Main characters (Rei and Luffy) are always causing trouble for their friends Friends usually fulfill outrageous eccentric demands of main character (master/captain) Overall both One piece and Noblesse have gag and are HILARIOUS. You'll be laughing out loud in front of your computer screen which in turn causes your mom to look at you weird but seriously read them. FUNNY AS HELL. Difference in plots. One about pirate the other about vampires and mutants. read more 

Both have extremely similar art styles and are urban fantasy series with humorous moments and epic fight scenes, though Noblesse is a Korean Webtoon, so it is in a long, scrolling format and in color, while Bleach is a Japanese manga, so it's black and white and in page format. If in Bleach you replace spirits, shinigami and hollows with vampires, werewolves and experimentally enhanced humans, you essentially get something like Noblesse, and visa versa. While both are different in many ways, including the elements of science-fiction in Noblesse, and the focus on a (more-or-less) human protagonist in Bleach, fans of both series will recognize things they love in the other. read more 

This is probably the best recommendation I can make for Noblesse at the moment, but by no means is it the best recommendation I can make for Vampire Knight. To be blunt, Vampire Knight is a shoujo-Noblesse (and likewise, Noblesse is a shounen-Vampire Knight). Noblesse is like Vampire Knight taken to the extreme (without romance). Regardless, at the core of their stories, they're essentially the same. In both Noblesse and Vampire Knight, there are two central "factions" that are co-operating with each other, but seeking to overthrow each other at the same time. In Vampire Knight, this is the Hunter's Association and the Senior Council of Vampires; in Noblesse, this is the Union and the Nobles. Both main characters (Kaname in Vampire Knight and Rai in Noblesse) are put in difficult positions because of events that happen before the beginning of the series, and forced to fight against both sides. Luckily, they're both insanely strong vampires, so they always manage to fend off their foes and protect their friends. If you're looking for a sustained conflict, I would recommend Noblesse. If you're looking for a love story, I would recommend Vampire Knight. If you're just looking for vampires, either is a delightful joy ride. read more 

In both manhwas the main character is extremly powerfull right from the beginning. There is a lot of fighting and the story has a fantasy setting (although a rather different one). They are both long ongoing stories. (id more than 150 chapters, noblesse exceeded 200) 

Both are manhwa and fight with supernatural powers. Noblesse focuses more on superior beings while Veritas is more into special powers. Verias is more violent, but I think if you like one, you'll like the other. They have good story lines and leave you hungry for more. 

While neither series has a similar premise, I find that Noblesse and Baccano has a few similar style in their stories. Both series experiments with power/science that is beyond human imaginations. There is storytelling formed by major themes and connections relating to interconnecting events. And all in all, both series' cast of characters has a great range of diversity. Composed of an adventure-like format, Noblesse and Baccano can be appealing to any fan with its writing and composition. 

Though one is about vampires and the other about people with mystical powers, both include good action, mystery and fine art. 

both of them are korean and coloured.the action and setting is also the same (supernatural, humans with super powers, people forming teams and friendships). if you love action, shounen, comedy, supernatural genres manga/manhwa i promise you, you will also love this work of art 

Despite following different set of principles and premise, both series has a peculiar way of adapting their supernatural/fantasy content. The main male protagonist makes both friends and enemies throughout both series. And through those relationships, we find out a lot about their personality and background. Among other factors, comedy is adapted with good effect when it comes to character interactions. Both series also undertake story plot that involves peculiar themes that exceed beyond human nature. 

With a sci-fi setting and dystopian-like themes, Noblesse and Mother Keeper adapts a futuristic story with a lot of clever themes. Both series has mysterious organizations with goals that become pivotal to their progressing story. The main characters are also known for some of their unique abilities. And as series with sci-fi themes, expect some experimentation and unorthodox technology. 

Though Noblesse is a webtoon and is a lot longer then Shinyaku Ookami ha Kuru, they have a lot of similarities. Both of the main characters are very powerful and they both have friends that they fight with and need to protect. Both have a bit of humor, though Noblesse has more. They also both have vampires and werewolves and the main characters of both convert their enemies to their allies. They are both very well written though Noblesse is easier to understand.