Kenja no Mago

Both have: - Isekai: Reincarnated from an unfortunate incident to another fantasy world. - Both are an Adventure story where they make many female friends. - Both characters are OP, straight up. - Both are about magic. - Both main protagonists have their old memories from the previous world. - Both have comedy. - "Started from the bottom, now we're here." 

Copy paste... almost. Same same but different. Isekai, main gets engaged (Not yet married unfortunately), gets cozy with powerful figures, and starts living well off. Oh, and is OP. So if you liked Kenja no Mago, Hachi-nan tte, Sore wa Nai deshou! might be another you'll like. You'd be surprised how similar they are! All we need now is a second season for both of these 

Both of them have very overpowered main characters. Both are in a Magig highschool setting in a fantasy world. 

After dying both male MCs are reincarnated to another world. The world they now live in have magic and both MCs are overpowered compered to other people. 

Both shows have the classic OP main character reincarnates, goes to academy meets a cute girl and together with his friends fight against magic beasts and demons wh want to destroy humanity. 

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. 

There are so many similarities between the two that one could describe their plots simultaneously: A shut-in otaku-type with a demanding office job dies after getting hit by a car, and finds himself reincarnated in a world governed by magic and threatened by monsters; however, due in part to the fact that he still remembers his past life on Earth, and thus possesses a body of knowledge completely foreign to his new world, he quickly becomes an OP badass magical wunderkind who is able to perform once-impossible feats unlike anything ever seen before, revolutionizing the way magic is practiced and changing the world forever. The main differences between the two: 1) K&M revolves around the MC's obsession with mechs & robots; WMG is more about the MC's school life 2) WMG has an ecchi element to it, something which is almost completely absent from K&M 3) The romance in WMG is between the MC and a classmate, whereas the romance in K&M is between the MC and anything robotic If you enjoy one, you will probably enjoy the other. read more 

Both anime are magic academy related with an extremely powerful main character. In addition, both also have some comedy and hints of romance involved.  

They basically have the exact same premise. Power fantasy about an overpowered kid from a rural area that moves to a large city and is incredibly, well, overpowered. 

Generic, but nicely executed isekai. MC is hit by a truck and dies. He is rebron as an infant in another fantasy world of sword and magic. He also grows to be quite overpowered. 

Both came from other world and are overpowered compared to other people in all existing fields and Both lack common sense 

Both are funny slice-of-life stories with elements of fantasy & action and extremely similar premises: An otaku of sorts dies after getting hit by a car, and gets isekai'd in a medieval-esque world of magic. Because they possess knowledge of their former lives, they almost immediately become OP geniuses and revolutionize the way magic is used; however, they also possess little in the way of common sense, which often results in shocked responses from those around them. Early on, they make new friends whilst attending school, and eventually band together in order to defend people from various monsters. The main differences are: 1) WMG has more of a school setting, while Noukin focuses on adventuring. 2) In Noukin, the MC just wants an average life, while the MC in WMG always tries to outdo himself. 3) Romance is a central plot element in WMG, but non-existent in Noukin. 4) The MC in WMG is raised by loving caregivers, who train him in magic & combat, while the MC in Noukin is ostracized & disowned and had to learn everything by herself. 5) Noukin is much funnier, but WMG is more action-packed. If one is up your alley, give the other a try. read more 

Both shows are Isekais where MC dies and reincarnates in a world with magic, both MC has lived in the forest all their life without going out in the world. In Kenja no mago MC has met no more than around 7 people in his life but in Kami-tachi he has only known slimes all his life. They both don't know what the common sense is in the new world that they're in thanks to living apart from society, meaning they don't know that they are strong becuase they think what they're doing is something other people can do. People close to the MC gets shocked every time he does something amazing that they never thought was possible. Kami-tachi doesn't really focus on a plot like Kenja no mago as there's no evil beings they have to fight. The biggest difference between the shows would be that in Kenja no Mago, MC gets lots of friends of his age (he's 15) but in Kami-tachi he's surrounded by adults and only has one friend his age (he's 11) which is a girl. It doesn't necessarily make it bad though cause they are fun and likeable to watch. Only 2 episodes released thus far so other characters his age might pop up. read more 

Both have an Overpowered Main Character and super amazing animation style. I like how they are both solo character and don't show off there true power every 2 seconds  

Isekai's that focus more on magical combat involving spells, rather than RPG style sword fighting. Both also contain an OP MC who despite having a famous background, is unknown to most people 

Isekai's that deal with MC's who are knowingly OP from the start and with them being used to help protect their society  

Both follow the cliche of having a dense OP MC attending a magic school. Not only that, the MC of both series are envied by a person hailing from the privileged class. The similarities does not end there, both Shin and Mo Fan are prodigies who are able to do things that other people their age aren't able to do.  

Both MCs were transported to a new world.(isekai) Both had special treatments. Shin had magic affinity-Kirito had previous game experience. Both consist of meeting their lovers on ep.1 Both consist of hidden techniques. 

both mc are > superbadass at high (both mc) > op mc >kenja is simple plot with action moment (you are here for ecchi not for you) > art is moody(my thought you may differ). 

Both main character goes from modern world to fantasy world. Both of the isekai anime are great because their story line is well divided. It's not rushed and they both have powerful main characters. If you like modern day ideas tossed into fantasy then this anime is just right for you. 

Surprised this hasn't been listed yet - it's almost like watching the same anime with a few slight differences. I will say I did preferred Kenja no Maho (was great if you love those overpowdered MCs with a good comedy twist added) but they're both fun (if ya don't take 'em too seriously). They're so similiar. MC is OP and more or less hiding his power while going to a school. Both are technically commoners but have actually crazy backgrounds of their teachers/masters and their families. Both make friends with other students and more or less share their secrets with them. Honestly, it's the same anime with minor differences. Plus they have a very similar feel in both art style and over-all vibe. So they're pretty interchangable, in my opinion. read more 

1. Both are Isekai anime with OP MC 2. Both are trained by 3 exceptional personalities in magic, household and combat But the story plot is completely different for them. Kenja no mago has romance, and some more things 

In both shows a guy gets reincarnated into a fantasy world who then uses his (extensive) scientific knowledge to improve his magical skill. 

both mc's are op  

Both MCs are isekai'd into a medieval fantasy world after dying in a car crash. Shortly thereafter, there's a time skip, after which they both enroll in a magic academy. Using the knowledge of their previous lives, they become quite successful and unusually powerful. To their misfortune, other children of high-ranking nobles also enroll in their academy, causing them problems. While the series progresses, they both find themselves fighting monsters, knights, and various other enemies. There's also a bit of romance in both series, but it's not the main focus. The most notable differences are, that the MC from "Spirit Chronicles" is the fusion of a boy that grew up in the fantasy world and another boy, who died in our modern world. Therefore, he has two past identities, which is very important for the story. Additionally, he leaves the magic academy at the beginning of the series and adventures, whereas in the anime "Wise Man's Grandchild", the MC stays in the academy for the entirety of the series. They definitely got the same vibe to it, and if you enjoyed watching "Wise Man's Grandchild" or "Spirit Chronicles", and are curious about the other serious, I can strongly affirm you, that you will be likely to be enjoying the other series too.  read more 

OP MC, very laid back show. Both are isekai and would scratch similar itches imo.  

Both protagonists are reincarnations and excel in magic. They both try to somewhat hide it.  

Very good anime & feel-good story Isekai/fantasy setting Likabale characters  

Both of them have a protagonist who died and then was reborn in another world. Both of them are a comedy anime. Furthermore, both of them live in a world where there is magic and fantasies. 

Two super magicians reincarnated in a world with a "low" magic level. Basically your usual overpowered MCs story. The only difference so far is that Kenja is an Isekai and Shijou isn't (the MC reincarnates within the same world). Also, both have this initial magical school delepment to introduce the characters, harem included, before jumping into the "fight demons adventure" usual in this stories. With that said, both are actually entertaining and "better" written than "Shikkakumon no Saikyou Kenja". So if you like one, you may enjoy the other two. Just give them a chance. 

Isekai'd MC from Earth, It has the same Super buffed powerful MC, a lot of girl around, and everything else you can imagine from generic-but-good Isekai anime. 

These anime are similar in many ways, with the protagonist in both being OP (although to a lesser extent in Absolute Duo) and the academy setting. Where Absolute duo has a large focus on the academy life Kenja no Mago looks more at the world in which they live in. These anime both have well animated action scenes and likable characters. Both of the protagonists also only go for one girl (although in Absolute duo Harem tropes do appear). The music in both pieces aren't anything to be amazed by but they complement the action well, and Absolute Duo contains a good opening as well.  

1-both are magic genere 2- the mc in both anime use magic/alchemy without circle/word 3-both have an enemy who has red eye dark skin and white hair  

Both have op MCs who exhibit a type of power that's different from the others and constantly shocks them 

-Both Main characters came from another modern world into a magical one and their magic abilities are almost insanely overpowered. -Both have a nice bromance & romance vibe although KKM can be more yaoi lol -I liked that both anime has characters that are very upfront about their feelings/love and marriage. It doesn't take long for them to realize their feelings for each other, unlike some animes that totally stretch the tsunderes and dragged on relationships to prolong the plot. 

Epic over-all top "transport to another world", i can't help but love! If you are mmo player or have the same feel of nostalgia from episode one, you sure bound to love this.