Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku

both lighthearted fantasy isekai stories with OP main characters based on light novels. 

Game mechanics are important as the setting of the animes. They place importance on life or death in HP, and remain as a character's lifeline throughout the whole anime as a game mechanic. The game's nature is fantasy. Swords and magic skills are decided. 

Both male MCs are transported to another world after dying. They also get some cheat skills/powers making them pretty powerful even overpowered compered to others. Furthermore they acquire skills pretty easily. 

In both shows we have a japanese guy being trasported/reincarnated to another world with, of course, some cheats. Both male MCs are OP compared to other people mostly thanks to their cheats and previous world knowledge. 

Game mechanics are important as the setting of the animes. They place importance on life or death in HP, and remain as a character's lifeline throughout the whole anime as a game mechanic. The game's nature is fantasy. Swords and magic skills are decided. 

The main characters are introduced in a new world and quickly discover they're they understand the inner gears of magic... and invest their talent on a harem. 

Isekai medieval fantasies, that focus a lot more on the actual RPG elements (HP, MP, Skills, etc...) rather than casually ignoring them. Both also feature harems forming due to the MC's heroic efforts  

Strong, subtle, overpowered character stuck in a game-like fantasy world. 

Game mechanics are important as the setting of the animes. They place importance on life or death in HP, and remain as a character's lifeline throughout the whole anime as a game mechanic. The game's nature is fantasy. Swords and magic skills are decided. 

Strong, subtle, overpowered character stuck in a game-like fantasy world. 

In both isekai's, the protagonist is able to use knowledge from the real world (Smartphone and internet in Valkyria and former game dev in Death March) in order to benefit themselves in the new world. Both shows also consist of a massive harem, with new members getting added along the way through the 'heroics' of the MC 

Just sit back and enjoy this anime that brings this Overpowered MC to an Isekai world with an enjoyable story, nice art, and good soundtracks 

Both are about a character who gets thrown into a fantasy world with game-like elements, while being given enough power and funds to not have to worry about their immediate future, so they travel around the world while helping people they meet along the way. They also both have a similar cheerful and wholesome vibe, and a colourful art style. 

Ambos são ISEKAI em que contam histórias simples e leves, e que possuem ali um pouco do cotidiano dos personagens, ou seja, slice of life. Na minha opinião Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku (Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody) é mais divertido, parece ter um pouqinho mais de investimento, mas ainda é simples. A única coisa chatinha dessa obra é a ideia incrível que tiveram dos personagens falarem de traz pra frente para invocarem a magia, isso não ficou nem um pouco irado 

2 quick isekai anime's if you want to get into the gernes and if you liked them i recommend shield hero its 24 eps but a good one 

Isekai's which center around the MC being transported to a world that he himself created (game developer) and gaining an advantage due to prior knowledge on game/world mechanics  

Similar OP protag, very similar opening episode with the death rain / flame of demise spell. Both protags try to protect their identity  

Same concept. Male protagonist gets "transferred" to an RPG fantasy-like world that allows him to meet a group of girls and go on adventures while at the same time minding the difference between fantasy and real life. 

Both anime have pretty similar start where the MC woke up in another world. Both focused on MC's everyday life in that world. Both have harems (but Outbreak Company is better, since the MC is actually falling in love with one of the girls). In my opinion, Outbreak Company is better because the MC is not overpowered. So we don't expecting much from him. 

Similarities: Sasaki to Pii-chan and Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku both explore the theme of protagonists experiencing an improved quality of life through isekai circumstances. In both series, the main characters find themselves transported to fantasy worlds where they discover new opportunities, skills, and relationships that significantly enhance their lives. They navigate through these new environments, utilizing their modern knowledge or abilities to thrive and achieve success in various aspects of their new lives. Differences: While Sasaki to Pii-chan focuses on economic strategies and entrepreneurial endeavors as the protagonist seeks to build wealth and navigate interdimensional trading, Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku centers on a programmer who, after a death-like experience, wakes up in a fantasy world with powerful abilities. The former emphasizes economic growth and societal integration through strategic planning, whereas the latter explores adventure, exploration, and the protagonist's journey to understand and harness his newfound powers. In my opinion, while both series share the theme of protagonists improving their quality of life through isekai experiences, Sasaki to Pii-chan offers a narrative focused on economic advancement and strategic thinking, while Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku leans towards adventure and exploration within a fantastical setting. read more 

Game mechanics are important as the setting of the animes. They place importance on life or death in HP, and remain as a character's lifeline throughout the whole anime as a game mechanic. The game's nature is fantasy. Swords and magic skills are decided. 

Both are light-hearted fantasy isekai anime with an overpowered male protagonist ML become an "older brother"figure and recruits children into his party  

The main character has been transported into another world and it's like a video game to them while it's real life for the residents of the world in both anime. 

Guy gets reincarnated into a new word which has magic in it. Becomes overpowered but hides his true identity from others. Both of them are cautious of their new world, want to live an easy life and gets allied with female acquaintances. Although these two animes are not quite of similar story setting but both are enjoyable in similar aspects. Sometimes it can be a little slow going story but they wanted to cover the story perfectly so can't complain. If you like one be sure to check the other out. 

Starts with exactly the same type as a japanese guy getting reincarnated in a land of magic and fantasy. More like a game setting. Both of the main protagonist are related to games in their previous lives and died at their 30's (around). But they turn young when they get reincarnated into an unknown world. Magic becomes their first use into the new land too. Difference between them is in Mushoku Tensei the story becomes gradually more deep and dark but in Death March the story stays enjoyable and light. If you like one of them be sure to give the other one a try. 

both anime are isekai with an MC locked in a videogame. In both anime there are skillpoint and game feature. 

this is similar to death march because it has to do with humans entering a non human/human world that otherwise was not known about with all that goes with it, magic, demons etc. 

Strong, subtle, overpowered character stuck in a game-like fantasy world. 

Strong, subtle, overpowered character stuck in a game-like fantasy world. 

Strong, subtle, overpowered character stuck in a game-like fantasy world. 

From game to another world, traveling with friends and defeat enemies... also enjoying "normal" life... Ixion Saga is more into comedy and.... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) (I need to rewatch again Ixion Saga to make a better recomendation) 

Male protagonist wakes up in a world with magic and turns out to be quite OP. QF is more adult, the world is modern times, not to mention it's Don Hua rather than anime. 

both have men working for horrible companies isekai to a new world both men become younger in their new world one goes for 29 to 15 and the other 30's to 8 ' both are overpowered and live as they want one decide to go sightseeing in his new world and the other researching slimes and magic  

Both are Isekai where the main character is a slave owner and has a harem of slaves. Both also don't have much of a plot when it comes to the story and the fan service, they are both mostly about the main character fighting in a dungeon with his harem of slaves.  

It has the same character that found themselves in a world of magic and fantasy, also in both cases the character were capable of cheating their way around.