Boku no Hero Academia 2nd Season

Both anime have characters with quirks or abilities . Both main characters want to become very strong Both anime have humor, lots of action, concentrated on friendship and scenes that touch people emotionally  

-Both have special school, special students, and special/unique class (Class A in Boku no Hero Academia/Class E in Ansatsu Kyoushitsu). -Class A & Class E are more experienced than the other classes 'cause they have to face the real villains. -Strong figure as a teacher (All Might & Koro-sensei). -Both MCs are very alike that they want to follow their teacher's path. -Other characters are look alike too, like Bakugo & Karma (both are geniuses & violent), Uraraka & Kayano (cheerful & hardworking), Todoroki & Asano (their relationship with their father is kind of similar), etc.. -Competitions between the students that give the similar feeling. 

-supernatural -superhuman they both aspire to be become superheros of justice and yeah theres the comedy too worth your time and yeah the action is cool too. 

Both have a school where students are trained to become stronger Also, both have a great comedy and charismatic characters  

Both feature worlds where people have unique powers. Both feature MCs who value their friends/comrades. Both have MCs that have really strong powers. Fairy Tail is a fantasy world whereas BnHA is a more realistic depiction of the real world. Fairy Tail has fanservice whereas HnHA has none.  

Black Clover has its own rivalry but different because they don't learn/go to school and the rival (yuno) believes he's the only fit one to be a rival with asta. 

- Both have the similar formula of starting out weak and growing strong with experience and training - Character development - The characters are young and is focused on more than one character - The fight scenes are strategic, they thoroughly explain how to counter one another - In a way, the characters are often underestimated - Each character has specialties, just like how they have quirks - Binge-worthy, you always want to know what happens next. 

Both second seasons of classic "hero" anime. Both have great senses of humour as well as awesome characters and character designs. Epic world building based in hero/villain society lore is prevalent in both. OST's are both top class. 

Boku no Hero Academy S2 and World Trigger: Both have a arc dedicated to demonstrating their abilities, which will use it to fulfill their goals, in a competition, where they fight against their allies, until they get that satisfaction of being part of a force majeure, and protect people by themselves, either together or separately. Unlike BnH, World Trigger skills are not that much of a difference, but like BnH, there are some with particularities, powers or abilities that make them different from the rest. The main protagonists are partly similar: Okumo (WT) and Deku (BnH): They possess their notorious weaknesses, but struggle every day to be stronger. Chika (WT) and Ochako (BnH): They admire the prota, their abilities are notoriously surprising, they are cheerful, innocent and strong to make progress. Kuga (WT) and Todoroki (BnH): They possess inherited abilities, but they are skills that left a mark that can not easily be erased. Jin (WT) and All Might (BnH): They are veterans, who support with some distance the protagonists to achieve their objectives. read more 

- Both anime has characters who can use superpowers. - The MC in both anime is a guy who has strong sense of justice. - The characters in both anime has strong friendship. - The antagonist in both anime has backstories. 

* People with "special" abilities are participating in a tournament arc style environment. * Main characters in both series plan their actions ahead so the results are cool to see. So if you are looking for some tournament arc action, here you go.  

Both are about schools featuring super powered individuals. One being superheroes and the other being demons. One is more serious than the other. Also the protagonists of both shows look very similar. 

These shows both begin light-hearted and fun but gradually becomes a bit darker. Both shows also contain a number of memorable characters that the shows heavily focus on. 

In BnHA s2 there is tournament going on in which humans with supernatural powers compete vs each other similar to whats happening in GoHS. Plenty of action, special attacks, team battles and villains that plot things outside and inside of tournament arena. 

- Battle festival between schools chaos ensured - Rivalry between students with appropriate tension, emotions - Magical abilities not necessarily used for 1vs1 duels Above setting is specific worth to watch for people who like it. 

-Both anime's have a similar type battle -Both have a similar league in purpose -The protagonist is little bit childish - Comedic in a particular way -Both have rivalry  

Both are heavily character-focused stories, with a wide range of well-written and memorable characters. Both begin lighthearted and warm, then grow more intense as the series continues. 

The protagonists in both series start late from square one and have to work hard in order to catch up to their peers. Both main characters have analytical minds and write their data in order to develop strategies. Their personality is similar as they are both "nerds" (Maruo with tennis and Midoriya with heroes). 

Both these series are about a "hero" gaining power, starting out as weak and growing with a mentor who trains them up well to be able to progress in their passions at an adequate rate. (Not too fast, nor too slow). Both struggle with themselves and what they want to be. This case, it is Mafia, but the Mafia in this world is seen as good and protects people. Overall to me, it has a similar feel as well overeall besides just character personalities and progressions learning to use their power.  

Both have a tournament episodes and every fight consist of cliff hangers. Excitement is above the ceilings and winners are very unpredictable. While both anime is very different in terms of "fighting" one another, both anime is very fun to watch. If you enjoyed Boku no Hero Academia, Shokugeki no Souma is your next series to watch. 

Both MHA and Dragon Ball have loveable characters with unique abilities, great villains and tournament arcs. MHA, however, does it much better with a faster pace. 

Both shows are sequels to comic book like anime shows animated by Studio Bones. Each series has some very quirky characters. My Hero Academia is a lot more family-friendly than Concrete Revolutio. 

It could sound like a stretch but.. To me these two series remind one another in a way.. While these two series have a longer list of what makes them different than what makes them similar, one still reminds me a piece of the other over these few aspects: - Both casts of young characters are enrolled in extremely special schools (whether it is Tootsuki Culinary Academy, an elite school for aspiring Chefs in Shokugeki no Soma; or Hero Academia, an amazing school for aspiring Heroes in Boku no Hero Academia) who will bring out the true potential of their students - Teachers from both schools also play significant roles in the story (be it World recognized Chefs or Professional Heroes) - The way of "fight" is surely different from one another but the "adrenaline" and "curiosity" that the battles will give you, do surely look similar to eachother on that sort of vibe - Additionally, probably the strongest thing that made me think back of SnS while watching BnHA was the tournament element who plays an important part of the stories and an interesting way to develop characters (and their techniques / powers) even further. Tournaments in both series bring out strategy as well, which doubles the fun while watching, and the fact that both tournaments are very "originally-processed" also brings more enjoyment. Not to mention, the winners are definitely unpredictable most of times! Won't let you down. Although SnS's tournament only starts towards the "end" of the first season and carries on in the sequel, we won't see it before the second season for what regards BnHA instead; but i still advice to watch the first seasons, this way you'll better understand the characters and the story itself. That's it. In my opinion tournaments, if developed nicely, are a very fun way to spice up certain stories and definitely enjoyable to watch. If you liked one of these, and are out of something to watch, you might give a try to the other one too! Although keep in mind that main themes of the stories are still very different, also BnHA can get more "serious" and having to deal with Life-or-Death situations, while SnS, which is "lighter" on this view, has instead the addition of lots of free fanservice for male audience. Despite that, i still enjoyed both of them. I hope it will be the same for you too!  read more 

Both follow student characters in fantastical worlds where a percentage of the population has some form of "super power" that manifests itself in different ways depending on the individuals. Both have high intensity action scenes and large casts of diverse characters. Both have great world building, character designs & soundtracks. 

Both second seasons of popular "Hero" anime. Both good at using silly humour but also having dark/serious parts. To Be Heroine takes itself a lot less seriously. Both have intense battles and clashes. Both have a diverse range of lovable characters. 

• Both have protagonists who want to be powerful, like their idols and enter an academy; • Boku no Hero has hero academy, while Little Witch has witch academy; • Both are childish but are creative and fun; • Both have "no-power" protagonists, but they get one during the anime.