Boku no Hero Academia

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I have felt like Boku no Hero Academia is the Spiritual successor to Naruto in Jump for a while now. While these series feel very different (imo) they do share some striking similarities. 

The main protagonist from each series Naruto (Naruto) and Midoriya (BnHA) share a weakling persona in the world that they live in. They also share a dream reaching the top of their respective societies (Hokage  for Naruto and #1 Hero for Mirdoriy). Each protagonist is also paired with a much more gifted and talented rival. The setting are very different but both series revolve around students gaining the proper training, experience, and licensing needed to become a professional in their respective worlds (Ninjas in Naruto and Heroes in BnHA). Aside from the main characters the rest of the casts for both series are immense full of likeable unique characters with divers personalities, designs, and abilities. This is not limited to the heroes in either series as they both have wonderful antagonist who are also likeable and unique.  read more 

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Similar events. Connection between Izuku and All Might reminds me a lot of connection between Rock Lee and Might Guy as well as their personalities and even powers. This manga is full of such parallels. If you miss Naruto then you'll probably find your savior in Boku no Hero Academia. 

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Boku no Hero Academia have the potential to become the next Naruto. Both begin with a useless kid that is unable to use the powers that the other kids can and got bullied for that, but with effort and a bit of luck he finally gets into the school in which he will train his powers to fulfill his dream. 

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Taking places in fictional universes, Naruto and Boku no Hero Academia has a diverse range of characters. The main male protagonist tries to build his reputation and become someone important in their world. And with his efforts, he unlocks new abilities during his journey. Both series also adapts shounen style battles that are part of story arcs. These story arcs involves conflicts, supernatural plot elements, and character building for the cast. 

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Did you ever feel useless? Ever felt like you are the only one that is not stron enough to defend himself? Well both of the main characters of these series know how you feel. They aren't very strong but are willing to do anything in order to become stronger. Both of them also have a friend that they like, but this friend is very jalous and hates the main character. These two manga feature some of the most epic powers and characters I have ever seen. If you like action stories, then you should read these manga. 

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Beyond the concept of a diverse cast of characters fighting their way through a special fighting school, and a main character who wants to be the greatest that ever lived in the history everything, Deku is LITERALLY Rock Lee - Goofy-looking childhood failures, talentless but highly ambitious and brave kids who are then spotted by an all powerful over-enthusiastic master who sees greatness in them that no one else does, before taking them under their wing and forming the apprentice's powers under the master's own. And so greatness begins to blossom. There is even a tournament arc in which he fights while using a highly prohibitive power which if overused could lead to him being crippled for life.

Also, a lot of green spandex. read more 

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Boku no Hero Academica is a new Naruto, both have two main character from zero to hero. They have their own rival who initially are stronger than them. Not to mention each character have their unique ability (quirk for Hero, jutsu for Naruto) and live in the academy too. 

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The mangaka of MHA has gone on record to say that Naruto is his favorite shonen manga and that it was his childhood.
There are similarities between the rivalry of Bakugou and Izuku, and Naruto and Sasuke. They used to be friends as kids and now they are rivals, although Bakugou is a lot more violent and hot headed than Sasuke.
The hero Eraser Head is very similar to Kakashi is the sense that he hides his power and is very calm, while also very powerful.
Izuku and Naruto are very different characters, Izuku is smart and wimpy at the beginning while Naruto is loud and is the type to go into a situation without thinking it through.
If you like Naruto, you are sure to enjoy Boku no Hero Academia and vice versa. read more 

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In both mangas the main character wants to be a hero. In Naruto, he wants to be a hero for the village and someone everybody will recognize (hokage), while in BNHA, he also wants to be recognized, and be a hero that could save and protect anyone
Anyways, BNHA started pretty much as Naruto did: a character appearing very weak, but also keeping a very strong power inside, which in the future will help a lot of people and made they accomplish their dreams 

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In both manga the MC is an underdog who gets bullied at first, but over time he gets stronger and finds friends. There is a strong emphasis on friendship and acceptance in both series and on top of that some of the characters are very similar (e.g. Kakashi & Eraserhead, Might Guy & All Might, Rin & Ochako etc...) 

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In Boku no Herco Academia, a young boy without any talent want to be the #1 Hero. This does call you anything? Yeah, a litte boy who want become Hokage !
 

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The story of a hero from zero to a hero with a shounen theme. 
MC is noisy. 
Both have a long adventure story for you to enjoy.  

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An underdog that strives to become number one and gets given a crazy strong power to assist them.  

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Same Ultimate goal , same Shounen codes , Naruto is still better than MHA .
Mha is very good tho, if you liked one , you should like the other one. Classic 

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The most similar thing about these two manga are it's protagonists, Deku is almost like a Naruto in a more modern setting. The two care very much about their friends and would do everything to save them, and also have grand ambitions which they strive to fulfill.
 

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similar story elements 

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A character who seems like an average kid but possesses a will and power beyond what people can imagine. They are considered heroes (or at least by what they are known) in both series. Not only are the main protagonists' personalities are alike but there is also a great focus on the conflict they get into with others. Most of this is portrayed in a shounen fashion with an appeal to comedy and action. Recommended for fans who are looking for something out of the ordinary. 

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Both mangas emphazises heavily on the world and concept of super heroes with a varied cast which showcases a lot of different personalities and powers. 

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Super heroes, this is the main theme in both of these mangas. The main characters are also very alike. They both didn't have a lot of streght, but really wanted to become strong in order to protect the world. There are a lot of fight against evil that will blow your mind. If you like action packed manga with original and cool powers, then these manga are perfect for you! 

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Both are hilarious series about super-heroes. 

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Both manga have a collection of superheroes fighting evil villains, both stories display all kinds of different super powers and abilities that each character has. Both main protagonists get into a lot of comedic situations throughout the story. Both manga display great art work and they also have action, comedy, sci-fi, super power, and supernatural genre components. 

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One Punch-Man and Boku no Hero Academia are like brother mangas. They could even be set in the same universe with very little tweaks to it's storyline. 

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Both series revolve around a "hero" system and features eccentric and unique characters, both good and bad. They differ in plot but are both fast-paced, exciting and interesting shounen series!  

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Hero Academia is One Punch Man combined with the great elements of Hunter x Hunter, but with american-like art and plot. Less gag, and more action. 

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Heroes, this is the theme of both manga. One Punch Man follows a relaxed and episodic line, while Boku no Hero has a more structured story, but both have big action scenes and have similar elements as heroes agencies and various villains.

They are great manga that certainly please the fans. 

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They share a very similar hero ranking system and society.

Both protagonists also share the desire to become heroes, but have different reasons for becoming heroes.

There are morally questionable and diverse characters in both series. 

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- They both portray societies in which super heroes are commonplace.
- In both there are heroes who care enough about their rank / popularity and others who only care about doing what is right
- The difference would be the protagonists, being that Midoriya started being the weakest and after receiving the One For All from All Might is evolving, and Saitama who after so much training became bald and defeats anyone with just one punch.
- Although the protagonists are different, on several occasions they will thrill you, surprise you. 

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-both hero related themes
-has both overpowered power (though, bnk shows the the life of how he master that power and one punch shows what he is after gaining an overpowered power)
-both shounen
-both epic (one punch has more funny moments) 

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Hunter x Hunter addpermalink

Both shonen have a diverse cast of characters with unique abilities and focus on combat and fast pace. BNHA is more childish in its themes and more easygoing while HxH is deeper and more serious. HxH has more at stake and is cleverer, though BNHA has its moments of cleverness too and has some moments of tension.

Both have a good mixture of plot and characterization. 

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With its wide spectrum of characters, Hunter x Hunter and Boku no Hero Academia appeals a lot with its colorful cast. Both series' main male protagonist has similar personalities and hopes to prove what they are worth. They also have a complicated relationship with their Father. Throughout their story, they encounter powerful adversaries while developing unique skills of their own. Both series features a lot of battle mechanics and supernatural gimmicks that can appeal to any shounen fan. There is also emphasis on characterization with creative story development. 

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The Hero Academy from MHA reminds me A LOT of a more light hearted version of the Hunter Exams of HxH. 

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Thinking accordingly in battle, character development, lovely personalities. HxH story is much better due to the weight of time, but Boku no Hero Academia has consistent, great art that is very much worth appreciating. 

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Like Hunter x Hunter, Boku no Hero Academia is a story about a boy in an amazing world with amazing powers. Both are shounen, and both has a little boy as a main character, who is getting friends in a world, full of villains. 

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Both begin following a very similar storyline. The main protagonists are young, determined and very bright characters in general (both also have green hair!). Both have a wide range of charismatic characters. Both contain epic battles and action you'd expect to see in a shounen series. 

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The heroes' peculiarities in BnHA works in a similar way than the nen techniques in HxH. The fights in both mangas are based in strategies made out of these powers' capabilities and limitations. 

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The MCs Izuku & Gon have lot of similarities like:
- They are very smart & strong, even though they don't look like it
- They are very strategic in battling
- They go out of their way to help their friends
- They are kind & selfless

among other things 

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-the syle of the power is very similar.
-the plot of boku no hero academy give the impression this peer wiht thee very worked HxH
 

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Both have main characters that are young boys striving to become very strong in order to reach the level of impossibly power father-figure. In both there is a  huge amount of diversity in character design and development. And they both have pretty similar feel and tone. 

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Both series explores the growth of the main characters as they discover their true potentials. Dedicating to a variety of shounen themes, both series crafts elements of unnatural powers. For Black Cover, it involves magic while Boku no Hero Academia deals with super powers. As the story progresses, we learn more about these powers with clear details. There is also distinctive character relationships that are often explored in both series as well in particular with the main protagonists. Recommended for fans who are looking for classic shounen. 

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Katekyou Hitman Reborn! addpermalink

both of the main characters start out very similar both very weak willed, give up easily and bullied by their peers.In Boku no Hero Academia the main protagonist is smart however alienated by his classmates for being the only one not having superpowers.While in Katekyo Hitman Reborn the main protagonist is bullied simply because he is bad at everything, from sports,to school and social life.As the plot deepens however they grow stronger as an individual. 

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Taking on a variety of shouen style themes, both series revolves around a young boy with a strong will to make a difference. The main character from both series are often targets for bullying but as their story progresses, they gain power and ability to stand up against others.

Both series follow a set of arcs that crafts storyline based on events of the present with a variety of characters. Throughout these storylines, the main character meets both new rivals and foes.

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A wimpy and powerless main character gains powers from a teacher-figure character and slowly learns to control them. He makes friends, is awkward around the girl he likes, has people who stand in his way, etc. Both are action/comedies, though KHR starts off much more comedically and more like a slice of life manga at first. 

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The main characters for MHA and KHR are very similar, they are both very wimpy at the start but develop and become a lot more brave.
They both have a teacher figure (Reborn-Reborn and Academia-All Might) that grant the main character a power.
 

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Both have protagonists that are below average, but through a fateful encounter with a mentor and strong will to protect others they become one of the strongest characters in the series 

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Both are about an MC who is granted abilities beyond their capabilities and must learn to wield them, (in BNHA Izuku is willing while Tsuna in Reborn doesn't really want the power) both have the MC get to know/befriend others, both casts get their own development arcs. BNHA and Reborn have different plots over all (superheros vs villains and mafia vs rival families/gangs) and end up in different places plot-wise (Reborn ends up being sort of aimless later on but BNHA hasn't run out of in-world material). 

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This feels like a spiritual predecessor to My Hero Academia. It has the underdog protagonist, it has the excellent main cast, it has a great battle system with fantastic progression for the characters. And, it's got an awesome tournament arc pretty early in the series as well. Just bear with it through the first arc, or skip past it if you need to, you won't regret it. 

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Kaijuu 8-gou addpermalink

Very similar feel with an organisation built around destroying villains/kaiju. Main characters both start off extremely weak and quickly get a broken power. 

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Ratman addpermalink

Ratman and Boku no Hero Academia has a main protagonist whose life changes one day after one faithful event. They both have an ambition to make a dream come true although they face many obstacles along the way. There is a wide degree of action present in both series as well as comedy when appropriate. The main protagonist aren't any special at firsthand but does prove their worth during certain occasions. Their development of both inner strengths and dream are motivations that drives the story. 

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Mairimashita! Iruma-kun addpermalink

The main characters have similar personalities, both mangas have similar comedic styles. It's a great try!  

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Gakuen Alice addpermalink

Since Gakuen Alice is over, you're probably looking for a new fix. Boku no Hero Academia is a shounen manga about a boy who gained superpowers and thus, got into a school for superheroes. "Why would you recommend a shounen manga to shoujo readers?" Because it's pretty good and it has kids with powers, isn't that why we liked Gakuen Alice in the first place? The excitement of a different world, an elite school, the Alices, and the battles and struggles of Mikan Sakura against the evil principal. Although there's no love interests yet in BnoHA, it's still worth a look. Bonus points that might convince you even more: Bakugou is kind of like Natsume because he has fire power, it's interesting how he'll turn out. read more 

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Zipman!! addpermalink

Both are currently publishing Shonen Jump series. 
Zipman!!'s art is very reminiscent of MHA/BnHA.
Both have themes of heroism and main characters who strive to be a good embodiment of a hero who can protect people.
Both have great character designs. 

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Solo Leveling addpermalink

From borderline powerless individuals to some of the greatest of all. Both MHA and SL follow two individuals who start from zero slowly progressing through the ranks of the ultimate power passed down to them.

With MHA doing this with Deku and his newly found quirk "One for All". SL doing this with Sung Jin-woo, the weakest hunter, gaining a new power from this "system".

Both are great reads full of great action whenever possible. No letdowns at any point in that matter. 

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Ansatsu Kyoushitsu addpermalink

There's a lot of similarities but to me the biggest one is between the main characters: Nagisa and Midoriya.
Both of them are sweet boys that people initially gave NOTHING for but that slowly become the best in their entire class. Both of them write notes, one about his teacher's weaknesses and the other notes about superheroes in general, so they're very analytical characters.

They also build a kind of father-son relationship with their respective teachers.

I'm sure that whoever liked one of these will also like the other one 

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Shy addpermalink

Heroes stories with MC still weak at the start stories but with good development 

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Area D: Inou Ryouiki addpermalink

Set in a world where most of us would love to lived with. In a world where humanity gain superpowers.  Both series are built on the insanely detailed art and impulsive plot that will make you wish for more. 

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World Trigger addpermalink

Boku no Hero Academia and World Trigger adapts a typical shounen story involving a cast of characters with supernatural powers. The main protagonist from both series recently discovers their own potential and vows to fight for what they believe in. In retrospect, they have similar personalities and a selfless nature to help others. Throughout both series, they build meaningful connections with other characters and rivalries as well. Recommended for fans of super power-shounen. 

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Boruto: Naruto Next Generations addpermalink

I remember seeing somewhere that script writer Ukyo Kodachi said that he got a lot of influence for the manga from reading My Hero Academia, and it can be seen in a lot of areas... Both are fantastic manga! 

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Bungou Stray Dogs addpermalink

Epic fight scenes! Supernatural ability users that conflict with a dark plot ! Both have crazy plot twists and dark tones. 
 

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Dorondororon addpermalink

MC's have a dream to defeat evil, but have no power to do so. By teaming up with someone who can share their power, they gain the ability to achieve their dreams. If this sounds like a story you enjoy, DoronDororon is pretty good so far. It's almost like a Bleach setting with an MHA story. 

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Mx0 addpermalink

At their core, these two manga have similar setup, so if you liked one, you should check the other too:
1) Characters go to a magic or special ability school;

2) Main characters are not originally power holders;

3) Everyone thinks the main character is the strongest (or has the potential) but in reality the situation is way more complicated;

4) Main characters have to hide the source of their powers;

5) Main characters are supported by a charismatic teacher and it's just fun to read; 

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Sensei no Bulge addpermalink

Both series are by the same author, Kouhei Horikoshi. Barrage is the manga before the huge hit, My Hero Academia.

Both series contained:

- Monster like people with powers.

- A young, feeble protagonist that grows strong and brave.

- Protagonists who put others before themselves with saving people.

- Protagonists destined to save the world after meeting a special someone who made them significant after being lesser than a nobody.

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Iris Zero addpermalink

Iris Zero and Boku no Hero Academia accounts for people with supernatural abilities. However, the catch is that the main male protagonist in both series doesn't have any special powers. Yet, they still try to adapt with others and the life they live in their world. Both series are known for the developments of various characters. Throughout the story, mechanics of the various powers in both series are explained. There is also certain mystery regarding a few of the characters including their past; some that has influences in the present. 

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Psyche Matashitemo addpermalink

Imagine a world like BnHA, where many people are blessed with abilities known as Oracles instead of Quirks. Follow the main character, Saike, on a heartwarming, but sometimes dark journey to save his friends. 

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Tesla Note addpermalink

both of these series have a lot of funny moments that will you enjoy your time and also have a dramatic moments that will make you cry so much  

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Manga: Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu

Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu addpermalink

protagonists different from the standard, who have limited power with and risks using and who depend on their intelligence, it is the world that does not envolve around them and the promise to make a difference heroes and that has the promise is made right away, is a beautiful passage of torch of a character that appears not so long as on the screen (all might x all for one -  the whale fight) and transform '' defects '' (different) into qualities.

protagonistas diferentes do padrão, que tem poderes limitados e arriscados de usar e que tem que depender da suas inteligencias, é o mundo não gira em torno deles e a promessa de se tornarem heróis a diferença e que mha a promessa é feita logo de cara, é tem uma bela passagem de tocha de um personagens que aparecem tanto tempo assim em tela (all might x all for one- a luta da baleia branca) e conseguem transformar ''defeitos'' (diferentes) em qualidades. read more 

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Eyeshield 21 addpermalink

Both manga have great art, character development in Eyeshield is reminiscent of BNHA but I'd say the development in Eyeshield is better. Eyeshield is an American football manga (which was also published in SJ). Some similarities:
- Large colorful + likable casts of characters who are (mostly) all paid attention to and developed
- Both MC's are originally meek/bullied (Izuku has no particular talent other than being smart pretty much and Sena is similar but happens to be a very fast runner)
- Characters work hard to improve themselves and have superpowers or talents (BNHA - quirks, Eyeshield - special moves/techniques)
- Training arcs + tournament arcs, rivals and befriending past rivals (more so in Eyeshield considering it is a sports manga)
Notably, Eyeshield is older than BNHA (2002-2009 compared to 2014-present) so some things in Eyeshield haven't aged super well (minor mild racist stuff). read more 

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The God of High School addpermalink

The manga is great and emotional with awesome fights. I recommend it. 

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Red Hood addpermalink

The author of Red Hood previously worked with Horikoshi on BNHA. They have similar artstyles and earnest, intelligent protagonists. Both involve a cast of characters with diverse skillsets. 

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Jujutsu Kaisen addpermalink

while the plots may not seem similar, the way that the manga’s are set up and a lot of other parts are similar enough that it makes a good rec! i love both of these manga’s and i know you will to! 

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Vibration Man addpermalink

The plot looks fairly similar based on what I read so far. 

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Dragon Ball addpermalink

Both are shounen ofc. A lot of funny moments too that surely will make u smile :))
And the most important part is the fighting moments.  

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Sentai Daishikkaku addpermalink

Superhero politics and corruption. Both series deal with a hero based society, more or less. Whereas one is based upon mainstream comic book superheroes, the other focuses more on the Japanese Tokusatsu side of things.  

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Manga: JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 3: Stardust Crusaders

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 3: Stardust Crusaders addpermalink

Damnward clock 

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Tenko addpermalink

Tenko is basically an early version of Shigaraki.... If you love MHA and Horikoshi you need to read this as it's his first published work... It's pretty amazing how much such an amazing mangaka developed through the years.. 

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Yozakura-san Chi no Daisakusen addpermalink

Yozakura family has very similar elements to MHA such the concept of getting stronger, both worlds have superpowers, the art style and character designs both are similar in a way... Both have a variety of villians and organisations... If you want some adventurous journey with humour, action, emotions, morals or in breif some shounen positivity, both of them are really great.. 

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Bleach addpermalink

As much as the manga tries to focus on the protagonist, the secondary characters still gain a lot of prominence as the story progresses, it's who you think will be the villain ends up becoming "friend" of the protagonist
both works are very well done, with "tests" of the characters' powers to become stronger or even come together to face the villains of each arc. 

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Shokugeki no Souma addpermalink

Well the  premises are different from each other, but they are quite similar:-

- Both mc's try to achieve the highest spot attending high school.
- Both mc's undergo a similar kind of training, to face the world from a different mentor
- Both mc's gain helpful friends in their school life.
- they have a knack of helping others 

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Kinnikuman addpermalink

Boku no hero Academia is just like a new, more serious Kinnikuman.

Both are centered arround heroes and both main character inherit the power to become the best hero and stand above everyone else, but strugle to do it at first. In both mangas, the main character is guided by the best hero of a generation past (Suguru's father and Prince Kamehame in Kinnikuman, and All might in BnHA). 

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Ame no Furu addpermalink

Both involve societies where individuals have peculiar powers (quirks and sweets).

Both involve fights with crazy powers and are set in a generic fictional version of  modern day Japan.

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Tokyo ESP addpermalink

Tokyo ESP and  Boku no Hero Academia shares a familiar theme of super powers in their worlds. The main character from both series hopes to use their power to prove something and make a difference. Throughout both series, they come into conflict with others beings with supernatural powers that rivals their own. At the same time, we also learn about the origins of the powers portrayed and plot revelations that affects the roles of the characters. 

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Beelzebub addpermalink

Beelzebub and Boku no Hero Academia follows many standard battle shounen mechanics that includes super powers and characterization. The main male protagonist has a hotblooded personality but also a kind heart. While their settings aren't alike, both series does introduce many characters (friends and rivals) from a school/academy setting. As the series progresses, we also learn more about characters' backgrounds including their past, purpose, and roles that become pivotal to the story. 

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Tiger & Bunny addpermalink

Both are about people being born in a world where you have super powers and can become a hero.

Hero's can have corporate sponsors.

All Might and Wild Tiger have a limit on how long they can use their powers.  

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Zetman addpermalink

Anyone who is interested in action with a hero gimmick should consider giving Zetman and Boku no Hero Academia. Why? The reason revolves around the main character who has the potential to be a hero despite growing up being a normal kid. Both series adapts a story that involves the main character's growing potential as they try to fulfill their goal/dream. Do note that Zetman has a much darker setting as compared to Boku no Hero Academia.  

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Girls of the Wild's addpermalink

Two very weak male protagonists who are bullied and criticized by old childhood friends. Both main characters give their blood, sweat, and tears into training to become stronger so when the time comes they can protect those around them. Both manga's show amazing character development and very close relationships that are made as the narrative unwinds.  Both manga's share Action, School, and Comedy genre components.  

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Ballroom e Youkoso addpermalink

This is a character based recommendation. The main characters: Tatara of BeY and Deku of BNHA are nearly exactly the same:
- both freak out when forced to think about something when in a relaxed environment, nervous in general
- however, they are geniuses at analyzing and learning from others
- both have puffy hair
- both are freaks at what they do when they need to do their thing (deku's fighting, tatara's dancing) on a bigger stage
- unlimited potential
It's highly entertaining watching these two be main characters and be driving forces for their environments. They make the people around them that much more interesting. 

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Sousei no Onmyouji addpermalink

-Both are set in a high school for powerful figures in their own world, Boku no Hero Academia has the school for heroes and Sousei no Onmyouji has the school for Onmyouji.

-Both have a powerful male lead who is being mentored by some of the most powerful people in their worlds, Boku no Hero Academia has all might and the teachers of UA while Sousei no Onmyouji has the twelve guardians and the head Onmyouji. 

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All Out!! is similar to MHA in the sense they feature a protagonist with a handicap that makes them have to work towards their goal more than their peers and even has a large cast of memorable character designs, although in the case of All Out, the focus is more on the group of characters as a group than the protagonist.  

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Both are set in a world where superheroes and super-villains are commonplace 

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These two aren't the most similar in terms of story; but both have characters which change their body in order to help people.  

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Both of them have main characters with interesting personalities.
Both are battle shounen manga with excellent art, filled with action scenes.
Both have main characters that desire to become heroes, but in different ways.
Both are about saving people, rescuing those in need and in despair.
Both of them are relatively fast paced.
Both have memorable side characters that fill the manga with life.
Both of them have excellent character designs in general.
Both of them have really cool looking  and memorable villains.
 

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Both revolve in a world where people with superpowers are something normal, thought Hero Academia is more cheerful and kids friendly. 

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BHA is a series that has taken a mass of shounen tropes and concepts, polished them to a sheer shine and implemented them into a unique world, creating a narrative that is both nostalgic and unique in its own right. With that in mind, Helck takes very similar tropes and refines them in a similiar way, but to a very different effect. Where BHA uses its tropes to develop a wide range of characters and themes, Helck focuses on a smaller group of characters and themes and uses its tropes more as a means of creating drama, comedy, and world building. 

If you enjoy BHA because of its surprisingly refined writing and character development you are sure to love Helck. read more 

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