Juuou Mujin no Fafnir


Unlimited Fafnir

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Japanese: 銃皇無尽のファフニール
English: Unlimited Fafnir
German: Unlimited Fafnir
Spanish: Mujin Fafnir
French: Unlimited Fafnir
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Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jan 9, 2015 to Mar 27, 2015
Premiered: Winter 2015
Broadcast: Fridays at 02:16 (JST)
Licensors: None found, add some
Studios: Diomedéa
Genres: ActionAction, FantasyFantasy, RomanceRomance
Themes: HaremHarem, SchoolSchool
Duration: 24 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 6.161 (scored by 7525675,256 users)
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Ranked: #89382
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Popularity: #1529
Members: 160,993
Favorites: 174

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Starts off the same, MC finds a naked girl bathing and is thought to be an intruder. Both male leads are forcefully enrolled and are the only guys attending an all girl academy of magic. MCs are known to posses the same magic (that the girls have) So in general its a Harem involving magic with dense (maybe secretly strong) Male Protagonist in an academy life setting. 
report Recommended by 247Eyes
Matsuoka Yoshitsugu as the male lead. Both are MC meet a white hair girl who've taken interests in him. Same with the other girls in his harem. He has a unique power that no one else can use. Absolute Duo and Fafnir use Norse mythology theme such as Midgar, Thor, Mynior, Asgard and many more. Both anime currently airing this Winter 2015.  
report Recommended by AnimeFan500
Well, it is pretty obvious that this anime has both harem, school and Giant monsters in it and I need not explain further, except in one anime the guy's harem focuses on two girls, while the guy's harem in another anime is more on his sister. Also when it comes to setting the guy in the other anime is the only thorn among the roses, while the guy in the other anime is a rock on a hard place. Also, one was more on the sci-fi side while the other is more on magic.  
report Recommended by Mugen900
The series is somewhat similar with IS: Infinite Stratos where the main male protagonist is the only one in the world who can use power which normally only female can use. There is also the fact that the male protagonist is enrolled in a school full of female despite being a male. 
report Recommended by hellogarry
Flying humans and powers fueled by magic and magic alike is a common feature that this Kuusen Madoushi and Juou Mujin offer. Incidentally, the antagonists (beasts) are also very similar. 
report Recommended by lightningfalcon
- schools/academies with magicians - cute girl cast, that love-hate the male main protagonist - evil magicians attack the school - similar atmosphere - fantasy-action mixed with comedy 
report Recommended by Sayaznk
Both of the MC uses guns to fight and have a unique power that they use to defeat other people/things. Both are in a school setting too. 
report Recommended by longername10
aBoth animes: -have a heavy use of Magic and weaponry -have a lot of accidental pervert labeling/ fanservice -and have the same over all tone and setting minus the dragons The only real difference: where Iris in this anime is shy and kind, the main side girl of Chilvarly is a hot headed tsundere 
report Recommended by nidoqueen106
They both feature characters who are students that battle with using supernatural abilities to combat. Romance plays a significant role, and there is also a cool blue haired protagonist in both anime. 
report Recommended by SurgingSoulZX
Both series are ecchi harems where the Heroines of the show fight large monsters. They have unique weapons and are studying in a type of school on some remote island in the middle of the sea. 
report Recommended by -Hyper-
They are both quite alike: The protagonist is a badass dude who has accidentally encountered the heroine while she was bathing initially leading to a compromising situation, he’s enrolled to attend a school full of females and is the sole male dragon powered individual within the story. Both series are also harems that have some light comedy intertwined with a focus on action, fantasy, and romance elements. These two anime are overall incredibly similar as they share a lot of themes in common that create significant resemblance between them. 
report Recommended by SurgingSoulZX
Both series have a magical school setting where the protagonists use the powers of dragons, while the MC has the peculiarity that he can use the power of more than one dragon. It has ecchi and multiple girls are interested in the MC and there even is a dragon girl loli in both series. 
report Recommended by Ionliosite2
Both animes are about innocent girls teaming up to fight a limited number overwhelmingly powerful enemies that require a lot of planning, strategy, effort, and risk to take down. Enemies tend to appear one at a time and each have their own "gimmick" that makes them sound almost impossible to kill, such as only being able to kill 3 enemies if you strike them all at the same time so they can't regenerate, or an enemy that's made of air and is impervious to most attacks. 
report Recommended by Chdata
Freezing feels very similar to Juuou Mujin no Fafnir: - Girls with special powers? Check. Genetically modified vs special powers. - One guy who gets all the girls? Check. Very powerful guy vs the only guy. - World threatening monsters? Check. Nova's vs dragons. - Special academy? Check. No difference here. - Imminent danger the girls themselves become monsters? Check. Nothing different here either. 
report Recommended by niknetniko
Similar plot where the majority of magic/ability users are female and a rare male is discovered who can also use the power. He's hated at first, and later on loved. Harem style where the male is added by the many powers of is friends and follows a similar plot line of a mysterious past event that unites them all to fight a common evil.  
report Recommended by nekonapping
Both animes are about people teaming up to fight a limited number overwhelmingly powerful enemies that require a lot of planning, strategy, effort, and risk to take down. Enemies tend to appear one at a time and each have their own "gimmick" that makes them sound almost impossible to kill, such as only being able to kill 3 enemies if you strike them all at the same time so they can't regenerate, or an enemy that's made of air and is impervious to most attacks. 
report Recommended by Chdata
In both of these animes we see relatively innocent lolis working in teams as part of a large organization to take down monsters such as Daemonia or Dragons. I won't spoil much of what happens in Genei, but it follows a similar theme to each girl having a unique match. Unlike Fafnir, Genei seems to be less focused on having overwhelmingly powerful enemies and instead focuses more on darkness and the people manipulating Daemonia and what mind games they use. Unlike Genei, Fafnir has more of a harem vibe because it features a leading male character. Genei has no male protagonist. 
report Recommended by Chdata
One of the female main characters is an absolute ZERO in doing magic, spells and all things you should naturally own and acquire if you're in a magic school. Although both girls try their best to fit in the magic high school where they're basically nothing compared to the other students, they still fail, but the comedy is guaranteed. Also both anime are ecchi and harem, so I'm pretty sure you'd enjoy both 
report Recommended by LastGod
As far as the setting goes, the two aren't very similar, but that's not the case with the main characters. Both come from a relatively secretive background and have had some sort of special training. They both attend a formerly-all girls academy where they create a harem. The biggest difference between the two is that Juuou Mujin no Fafnir's MC is comparably a lot less fleshed out and more potato-y than Grisaia no Kajitsu's protagonist. 
report Recommended by -Droid-
Both have a harem style (Black Bullet doesn't have romance, just one dude and a bunch of girls). In both animes there are a group of girl that have a connection with a race of monster that is trying to kill humanity. In both, the girls fight the monsters and have special powers. They both have fair amount of action and comedy. This one has little girls fight with a partner, not girl at school. Black Bullet doesn't have real romance. It has black comedy instead of fan service. 
report Recommended by OtakuPrincess010