Mahou Shoujo Ore

Both shows deals with an average highschooler that one day gets magical powers by making a contract with a "magical mascot" and changes of gender during the transformation (the difference being that in Kämpfer is from boy to girl and in Mahou Shoujo Ore is from girl to boy). The main characters have also a love interest who is interested in their transformed form. Both series are also pretty ridiculous. 

Both make fun of the "Magical Girl" anime trope, with good humor and in no way bash the trope despite this. While BKCBL pokes fun at the trope and in a way takes itself (slightly) seriously. MSO completely roasts the trope and is more self-aware of itself. Both center around making the "magical girls" into males, but play it out very differently. Both share boys taking on girly outfits, using girly wands, and crying out girly attack names... the list of tropes goes on... If you enjoyed one anime poking fun at the magical girl trope, you'll probably enjoy the other doing so too.  

They both are about idol groups but they make changes to the genre to turn it into an absurd comedy, in one case using zombies and in the other male-transformated magical girls as idols. 

- MSO (MC is Girl), OreTwi (MC is boy) - MC get powers only while transformed in his opposite gender. In both shows, MC didn't knew about that before accepting. - MC's best friend (who is in love with him/her) is also given the same power too to help and protect MC. - Both shows are absurd in their own way. OreTwi features twintails (a lot) and MHO breaks all stereotypest with the magical mascot, enemies, among other - Both shows are a non stop comedy. 

- comedy with strange supernatural elements (RB: demons, angels, kiss note, ... - MSO: magical girls, demons, gender-bender, ...) - similar artstyle - similar humor/atmosphere - LOVE POWER 

-Both protagonists led a normal life until something happened -the mothers of the prtagonistas were mahou shoujo -they are about magic girls 

This is another Spring 2018 show, both of which involve magical men (in one way or another), both are parodies and very funny. I would recommend watching this show if you want something fun and light hearted to watch 

Both are parody shows with lots of comedy. While Pop Team Epic is more skit based and parodies multiple animes, games and other forms of media, Mahou Shoujo Ore has a actual story and parodies the magic girl genre.  

Both anime series fall into the same rare category of fanservice-filled shoujo (?) demographic gag comedies. Although Mahou Shoujo Ore is more based in fantasy (because with a Magical Girl concept, how could it not be?), both series have similar humour styles and underlying romantic tension. 

If you are a fan of over the top shoujo tropes than you've come to the right place: both of these shows are comedies with random hilarious moments where you have: - Love triangles - Mafia troupe - Muscled men wearing sailor uniforms - The power of love saving the day - Bombs... Explosions. - Idols singing - Cute girl that transforms into an extremely manly man when its necessary. - Yuri and BL trope XD In resume, if you want anime that makes no sense but it will make you laugh, try these! 

Mahou Shoujo Ore harkens back to the feel of magical girl parody OVA series from the early and mid 2000s like Dokuro-chan, Dai Mahou Touge (Magical Witch Punie-Chan), and Puni Puni Poemii. All of these shows use hyper-violence (and sometimes fan service) as a source of comedy. Mahou Shoujo Ore adds a little extra bit of spice with gender bending magical girl transformations. If you enjoyed one of the old OVAs, check out Ore; if you liked Ore, check out these old pioneers. 

Mahou Shoujo Ore harkens back to the feel of magical girl parody OVA series from the early and mid 2000s like Dokuro-chan, Dai Mahou Touge (Magical Witch Punie-Chan), and Puni Puni Poemii. All of these shows use hyper-violence (and sometimes fan service) as a source of comedy. Mahou Shoujo Ore adds a little extra bit of spice with gender bending magical girl transformations. If you enjoyed one of the old OVAs, check out Ore; if you liked Ore, check out these old pioneers. 

Both shows are parodies of their genre (One punch man=superhero-genre and Mahou Shoujo Ore=magical girl-genre) Both shows have lots of comedy and quite a few well-build men  

Both series are weird...in a surprisingly enjoyable way. Not something you see every season... Both have some transformation scenes.... 

Animegataris and Magical Girl Ore are satirical parodies of anime. In the case of MGO it's satirizing the magical girl genre of fantasy and shojo tropes while Animegataris parodies the medium in general. Both are comedic parodies of their respective genres and of the mediums.  

Being an idol is tough. Bottom of the barrel ones are a dime a dozen -- and if it's a duo -- chances are the main protagonist is the "worse of the two". Only way to improve is to do a gap moe!-- I mean...I mean.. try a gender reversal? Something something --power of friends..something passion...something... like that. Even the worst idols can get good with practice I guess. Both Mahou Shoujo Ore and Kami Kuzu Idol are definitely really similar-- both in terms of art style and comedy. Recommend if you're looking for a light anime. 

Mahou Shoujo Ore harkens back to the feel of magical girl parody OVA series from the early and mid 2000s like Dokuro-chan, Dai Mahou Touge (Magical Witch Punie-Chan), and Puni Puni Poemii. All of these shows use hyper-violence (and sometimes fan service) as a source of comedy. Mahou Shoujo Ore adds a little extra bit of spice with gender bending magical girl transformations. If you enjoyed one of the old OVAs, check out Ore; if you liked Ore, check out these old pioneers.