Machikado Mazoku

Both series are kindred in the way of opposing cute girls in a both mythical and manichean fashion. And, just as accordingly, both regularly break the coherence of their universe, ridiculing the premises of their shows. As Gabriel DropOut might be more deserving of recognition for the elaborate comedy it displays, Machikado Mazoku would win more if were to be considered the developing bond between the main protagonists. Even on this front, Gabriel DropOut is not losing so much. Both series, in the end, are fairly similar, and the mood it will make you feel might seem, afterwards, out of this world! For both are condensed cutesy and pure comedy, and sprinkled in, a bit of bondings. read more 

If you have watched Gabriel DropOut and you love Satania then you should not ignore Machikado Mazoku because it has a character like Satania. Evil girl try to do something evil but fail then turn into funny situations and make the situation even funnier with unique expressions. Yes, the main girl in Machikado Mazoku is like that I'm confident to say the main girl's expression ( in Machika Mazoku) is unique. P.s. I'm not good at English so I just can write it like that 

Instead of angels and demons we have demons and magical girls. But top quality humor is what these shows have in common. 

Girls of opposing forces get along with each other. Gabriel Dropout being angels and devils, and Machikado Mazoku being magical girl and devil. 

Even though animes are a little different (Machikado Mazoku has Mahou Shoujo while Gabriel Dropout has angels and demons), they have some similarities. The plans that Satanichia tries to make against Gabriel are similar to the plans that Shamiko tries against Momo, the plans constantly fail because the characters who never manage to carry out their plans correctly, giving a feeling of pity for the characters. 

They are similar in several aspects: they are both comedy animes, in which there are two sides (good and evil), but instead of hating each other or fighting, they just get along, and get involved in several funny situations in daily routine. The two animes also have very cute characters, which you will probably fall in love with throughout the story.  

Both have demon girls who are harassed by dogs. I believe the dog to be a more fleshed-out character in Dropout. 

- Both have demonic main characters, although the lore differs quite a bit - Both feature “evil” teenage girls attempting to be “evil” but failing miserably - Both are set primarily in high school - Both have two sides ‘light’ and ‘dark’ (although the comedy comes from the reversal of these roles) 

Both are about good vs bad (For Gabriel is Angel vs Demon while Machikado is Magical Girl vs Devil) Both anime shows the good is eviler than the bad and the bad is kinder than the good. Both "bad" MC wants to do something evil but either fail badly or end up doing good instead. Both MC (Satania and Yuuko) are basically an airhead.  

Both are about a demon girl getting bullied by life with various misfortunes happening around them. The comedy also feels pretty similar. 

Two comedies featuring a Demon Girl vs. Magical Girl plot set in modern day Tokyo. The Demon Girl in both are bullied quite a bit as well (not necessarily by other characters but in scenarios as a whole too) Differences would be that Machikado centers around teenagers who go to school whereas Jahy-sama centers around adults in the worklife too and that Yuuko (Machikado) has a goal of saving her ancestral line from poverty whereas Jahy-sama's goal is to restore the Demon Realm.  

-Both main characters have demon powers -Magical girl -Amazing comedy -Nearly the same living conditions 

Demon girls trying their best to fight through daily life and regain their lost power. 

Both are CGDCT and have demons and magical girls in them. Machikado Mazoku is more laid back while Jahy takes itself a little bit more seriously. 

Both are anime featuring a demon girl who is extremely poor and has to work in order to support themselves. It also focuses on the demon girl's daily misfortunes. Both also have an over-ambitious goal where they do not have a detailed plan to work towards the goal.  

While the premises and subject matter of the two differ, the quality, tone, and timing of the comedic writing is very similar. If you enjoyed the way Demon Girl Next Door got its comedy done, you should check out Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle because they share a lot of method and execution. Dead pan delivery, cutting cold, characters making cute/funny reaction sounds, and secondary comedic details happening in the background of a main shot all combine so that one could think both series were made by the same writers. 

Both have a similar humor style that goes against the traditional convention of good vs bad. Instead of becoming mortal enemies, they form a friendly relationship and aid each other in achieving their goals.  

A demon-girl more on the light-side VS. A princess more on the demonic-side. • BOTH shows feature female protagonists with unlikely characteristics as they venture on a journey of discovery. There's magic, demons, and heros in both shows and both feature a similar tone for the viewer to enjoy. Surprising friendships occur and light comedy via shared battles to overcome. • BOTH protagonists find comfort in a contrasting place.  

Both follow a demon protagonist aiming to fulfill their "evil" duties. Both are comedic, slice of life shows with fantasy elements as their backdrop. Most of all, the comedy in both anime relies on said demons trying to do their duties... only to fail or have other issues hold them back. 

What if two powerful entities from two opposite ends of the spectrum, Demon king and Hero, Magic girl and Demon clan, have to live a normal modern urban life together? both shows tell such kind of story in the form of comedy.  

- Both of the shows are CGDCT Slice of Life with an actual plot/end goal - Both take a scenario that would seem depressing, but make it lighthearted and cute - The main characters are tasked with something that seems nearly impossible for them - The main characters are sweet, enduring, cute, and have a desire to become stronger, but are also prone to panic, cry when things don't go well, and easily tricked and naive - Both shows share similar cast members and voice actresses - The main characters are helped and given moral support from their circle of friends - You get to see both of the characters grow throughout the show and slowly overcome their challenges and what they are struggling with If you enjoyed one, you will definitely enjoy the other read more 

Both MCs were given a nearly impossible goal that it will be not possible for the MCs to do it alone. However, both MCs start making friends and allies that help them achieve that impossible goal  

They both feature two powerful main characters that become unlikely friends. While watching, I kept noticing similarities between the characters and the art.  

Supernatural girl and her more homely friend she has cutesy moments with. 

Both shows can give a cute, lovely, adorable, and charming sensation when someone who is watching it just wants to lay back and cool off as they feel uplifted from the feelings that these shows can provide. Personally, I think these shows are meant to be watched when you want to be cheered up and encouraged by something, if you're feelings down then I highly suggest for you to watch these series. 

Both are extremely wholesome featuring a group of high school students being extremely nice to each other while helping each other achieve their goals.  

Both series attempt to tackle a manichean and historical opposition in an endearing way. Meanwhile Endro~!'s cast possesses more characters than Machikado Mazoku, and as the latter tends to develop a noticeably deeper bond between the main characters, both series are filled with instants that will make one melt, and a mood only ebbing between laughter and blushing from these cutesy powerhouses. 

Both are comedy slice of life anime about friendship of good and evil, who had forgotten about their old confrontations. Both have events of the past heavily tied up in the plot. 

Both feature an airhead as an "evil" protagonist. Where they have an over-ambitious goal and have no plan on how to achieve it. Both anime focus on the "evil" protagonist's misfortune for their comedy.  

Hanayamata and Machikado Mazoku are two Cute Girls Doing Cute Things slice of life shows, though the latter is also technically a magical girl show. The characters surrounding the main protagonist tend to tease her a bit, including the strange girl she meets, but it's still all good fun. They're both fun to watch through both the somewhat episodic hijinks and the very colorful visuals, though Hanayamata has the added edge of more consistent animation quality. 

Both involve two people that are natural enemies. But instead of being enemies, they end up forming a loving relationship with one another.  

Both animes involve a demon girl hell bent on killing another girl but her plans always fail and this is usually played for laughs. Tho Jashin-chan is much more gruesome since while the demon is actually competent, immortal, and strong, the MC is much more brutal in retaliating and doesn't hesitate to use things like chainsaws because the demon's body can simply regenerate.