Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu

No good loser who diverts the comunity by the percieved level of his likeableness gets iseka'd, surrounded by mostly girl cast, but also has to survive some life-threatening effect as his transportation into other world is linked to the concept of death in some way. 

Main protagonist dies and reincarnates into a fantasy world with swords and magic with his previous life's memory intact. Protagonist is trying to navigate the new world based on their previous experiences. Lots of ecchi-comedy moments and has huge character development for the protagonist since after all in Tensei, protagonist is a slime and in Mushoku Tensei, the protagonist is born as a baby. 

Both are really similar in these forms : - Isekai world - Reincarned MC keeping his previous mind/souvenirs. - Want to learn extra quick to be the best - Harem feels with a lil girl magic master and then lot of female around  

Isekai with a slow paced, character-driven story where action and adventure leave the forefront to great character developpement, human drama and realistic world-building. 

Both series are Isekais told in a more immersive way. The Main character is not any generic overpowered MC but a well-thought character with personalities and ambitions for a 2nd chance of life in a completely new world. The storytelling is written to slowly build the character development of our MC and to show us the world as well as to show us the life of the MCs and their adventures. The difference is that Mushoku tensei have a lot of NSFW stuff, especially the MC being a pervert, while The faraway paladin focuses more on overwordly stuff such as fictional religions and gods. 

The two worlds rigorously work on their magical systems, and present explanations in a way that the audience more inclined towards the sci-fi genre is satisfied. Training matters, and the results of battles depend more on strategy than on the amount of power. Both works focus more on plot and character development than on battles. 

Do you love Isekai? There you go! Both of the series have their fun elements especially Konosuba is basically more focused on comedy whereas Mushoku Tensei is more on the serious side. Go give it a try. 

Isekai story also focused on slow paced character drama where human interaction anchored in reality and character developpement is everything. 

Younger versions of the reincarnated MCs share the same VA and act way more mature than their age. You get to see how being reincarnated younger gives them certain advantages. Completely different plots otherwise, but certainly amusing nonetheless. 

Main character is isekai'ed into a magical world where they retain their memories but need to adapt using their previous neet/otaku memories and adaptability. Comedy based. 

Being both isekai series where the main characters get reincarnated and hold their memories of the past life in Japan, another similarity I find is the story pacing thus far. Also both main characters are more skilled in magic than the rest of the cast and they end up adventuring around various places of the new world.  

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. 

What makes a good fantasy series is worldbuilding. Made in Abyss and Mushoku Tensei have distinct societies that emerged from their unique environments. Lore is an important aspect to the worldbuilding and the narrative in both series. These series are able to showcase these strengths when their main characters become adventurers. Made in the Abyss quickly begins the adventure, but relies on overt exposition throughout the series. Mushoku Tensei takes an entire cour to introduce and build a fantasy world that will only be explored in Mushoku Tensei Part 2. Both series standout when it comes to worldbuilding and grandeur compared to many fantasy adventure series.  read more 

Isekai. The common drill, MC finds themself in a new world. Since tropes are common, I will focus on differences. The main one being the placement of the two MCs. In Overlord, Ainz is quite literally the most powerful being, borderline worshipped as a god too, compared to MT with a start-up run-of-the-mill Rudeus who starts his life from the bottom and tries to work his way up the ladder. Would like to point out how Overlord and MT both do a good job with smart characters getting an understanding of this newfound large world and using that to their advantage for the wish they pursue. Both are quite interesting isekai, focusing on developing characters rather than an actual story you may not care about in the first place.  read more 

Both anime's main point is showing the growth of characters, similiar to Vinland Saga. Both Rudeus and Thorfinn shows big character developments in the series, both mentally and physically. 

Both featured similarly flawed protagonist that shared similar trait (especially the LN version of NHK) and both focused on character growth as they're faced with new situation. Mushoku is on the lighter side while NHK is more on the heavier side of story. 

Both are heavily story-based shows. Pretty enjoyable characters. Both have great protagonists. Both shows have great animation. Go check the other show out. :)  

Isekai. Tanya the Evil and MT both feature an iskeai'd protagonist making do with the new life they have, in a new reincarnation too. The trope is extremely common, so I will point out differences. Tanya the Evil is almost like a chess game with nations being in a realistic representation of war, MT being a story of one seeking to transform into a better human with their first life wasted as a neet. Both are pretty well known isekai anime. With one being an intriguing military genre, the other being an adventure that only knows of expanding such a trek.  

They have a high production value, heavily rely on fanservice, most of the female characters in both of them are lewd material and not strongly written, they all fall in love with the protagonist, with one of them being 40 yrs old X children and the other being Jesus X personality-Less 1 dimensional waifus, the story is mostly slice of life, if you liked one of them, then keep it a secret. 

Honzuki is basically the shoujo version of mushoku Not sure if you like one you will like the other specially since each one of them is targeted toward a different audience but if you want to enjoy a great isekai with great cast and great world building then I recommend them 

While Mushoku Tensei is an isekai anime, and Keyaru goes to the past of his own world, both anime have a similar fantasy setting. Both main characters were treated like scum in their previous lives but get a chance to redo their lives; they get to keep their memories and gain powerful magics, which they both use to fulfill...their perverted desires. Both have questionable sexual content, but Kaifuku/Redo is a LOT darker and a LOT more explicit. 

1. Both MC started their ordinary lives as adults. 2. Both were able to become powerful mage. 3. Both started being kids in their new worlds 

The Eminence in Shadow is a recent isekai that surprised me. It definitely sits at the top of the genre with the other three mentioned. 

- Fantasy World: A story that explores a fantasy world beyond just action and epic moments. - Small Protagonists: Protagonists who are small and see the world from that perspective. - Living World: A world that is not just there to adorn the story or enrich the main character, but instead looks like a living place. - Slow Development: A story that progresses slowly and takes its time to develop what it needs to develop. 

Both shows are about an MC who gets reincarnated in a new body in a different world or a future timeline. They take a really good take on the reincarnation aspect since both MCs are stuck with what they used to live as in their previous life, creating some awkward moments in the current society they live in, as they don't really fit in. So they need to learn to get accustomed to their new environment. 

Main character is reborn, and a bit too OP. They're a bit monotone, but comedic and sassy. They are raised by a loving/quirky family and still have an interesting adventure as they need to adapt to the current magical world. 

At 27 years old, Arata Kaizaki is stuck in a cycle of being unable to land a job after quitting his first job after 3 months. Similar to Rudy he has gone through a traumatic experience that prevents him from becoming an active member of society. This soon changes after he is given the chance to relive his life as a 17 year old high schooler for one year and will be granted a job to help him return to society. Like Rudy he thinks of his age and experience in life to be something that will help him. But just like Mushoku Tensei, it does him as much harm as it does him good. Overall he is able to relive his life gaining new experiences he was unable to have before, confronting past traumas, and helping others with his life experience.  read more 

Both protagonists were living dull lives and died. They were then reborn in another world as a child. They make an effort to change themselves as they live their second life more freely.  

Vastly different genres, but aimed towards the same demographic. Both include a horny, naive MC who has one mission to experience as many lewd things as possible and will inevitably go on his adventure to become super OP and reliable. Both series are set in a fantasy world, and have your dream/fantasy waifus...  

They just have the same isekai vibe and they are both really rare gems that are amazing. :D 

-Similar fantasy/adventure setting -Amazing animation and peculiar various well animated environments -Mediocre story in the first season which gets a lot better in the second season -Immersive world-building -Engaging enough characters with a perv overpowered kid as a main character 

Isekai. The common drill, MC, in this case, both neets, finds themself in a new world. Common tropes to be found here, differences follow. NGNL features game experts Blank in an attempt to give power to the very race they are aligned in, via playing games. MT follows basic Rudeus trying to become a better person from what he started off as. I suppose MT is based on improvement compared to NGNL almost war-like setup. Both are great fantasy anime, look very pleasing, and generally a ton of fun. Plenty of fanservice in both if you like that too.  

Both are created by Studio bind with a similar art and animation style. Both involved a shut-in NEET man becoming a child, and was given a second chance in life. Slowly but steadily, both slowly integrate themselves back to the society,  

Same type of protag where they get an epic redemption arc and do cool stuufz in a new discovered world. Both isekai so yea.  

Gets 2nd chance in life and tries his hardest to change. But its isekai. One of the best isekai in my opinion. 

Both anime take place in a world where mages and magic is common. In both of the anime, Magic is the most prominent power. Both MCs are Harem kings[Asta-Noelle, Mimosa, Sister Lily, Vanessa, Secre] [Rudeus-Roxy, Sylphiette, Eris, Ghislaine]  

-both are fantasy isekai's however in quanzhi fashi he isn't reincarnated just transported -in both anime's there us a decently developed magic system -in both shows the main character cultivates their magical ability's to become overpowered -however in quanzhi fashi the plot isn't as in depth and progresses a lot faster. with the the story having a different vibe with the show being less focus on character development. 

pretty much similar with Mushoko Tensi in the art, Environment and atmosphere with more +18 ecchi scenes . story is a little diffrent of that with mushoko but you will get along with it note that fight and action scenes are way more better in Mushoko tesnsi you could consider high scholl an enime for your self entertainment .... 

Rudeus' bullying backstory is like the 4th episode of RakuKishi that traumatize anyone because of Shizuya, the ultimate worst of all worst characters in all of anime that scarred my life and prevent me from watching it. In additon, both MCs are loser protagonists 

both shows have the mature wtf is happening vibe with a dash of the weirdest mc you can find 

Mushoku Tensei and Reincarnated as a Sword are both Isekai anime series that revolve around the theme of reincarnation. Both anime feature protagonists who have been transported to a new world and must adapt to their new surroundings. The protagonists possess unique abilities and magical powers that they use to navigate their new world. Both anime series showcase a well-developed magic system that plays a crucial role in the plot. The anime series are full of action-packed scenes that are sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Both anime series feature character growth and development, as the protagonists learn to overcome their weaknesses and become stronger. The anime series have a large fan base, indicating that they are popular among fans of the Isekai genre. The anime series are visually stunning, featuring impressive animation and detailed world-building. Mushoku Tensei takes a more mature and serious approach in its storytelling, making it an appealing option for those looking for a more complex and thought-provoking narrative. The anime series are both entertaining and engaging, making them great options for anyone looking to escape into a new fantasy world. Viewers who enjoyed Reincarnated as a Sword are likely to enjoy Mushoku Tensei due to their similarities in theme and execution. But what I really like is their animation, and plot as they are both not just revenge plot stories and kinda like slice of life in another world. read more 

Similarities: - Both shows have main characters who are flawed and grow throughout their journeys. - They show the difficulty of adapting to new worlds while dealing with past problems. - Each features detailed settings with unique cultures and magic. - Both series discuss relationships and personal identity. - They mix humor and serious moments to explore deep themes. Differences: - Mushoku Tensei has a blend of humor and serious scenes, while Isekai Shikkaku is more serious overall. - Mushoku Tensei focuses on self-improvement, while Isekai Shikkaku critiques the isekai genre. - Mushoku Tensei explores complex relationships, whereas Isekai Shikkaku emphasizes the main character’s inner struggles. read more 

The vibe from character feel the same and also good for killing some time for this summer! 

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. 

Danmachi is one of the few other isekai (yeah, yeah, it's not isekai, and tomatoes are fruits but we call them vegetables) with well-written world and characters. Danmachi 8/10 Mushoku Tensei 10/10 

Both stories give off the same feeling of a grand fantasy adventure in a new world that's just waiting to be explored by the main characters. The vibe is similar for both especially when it came to the ost of both and the themes of both of the anime go much deeper than just the fact that they are "adventure stories". They both do a very good job in using the fantasy adventure element to expand on what the true meaning of life is and really affect the emotions that people feel while watch these 2 anime. This is what makes these two animes so special.  read more 

MC dies and reincarnates into a fantasy world (Isekai). Both Isekai stories start from their childhood. Both MC's get girl tutors as kids. But they are way stronger than their tutors. Both MC's are overpowered. Both series have comedy elements. 

- Strong MC - Similiar Isekai world set up - Well written characters  

Main protagonist loses his family due to tragedy and sets out to do what he can to bring them back. Along the way, he meets many new characters that are developed throughout the show. The main character also has a special ability that many hold him in high regard for (alchemy without a circle/casting without words.) Protagonist is also occasionally teleported to a white void and speaks with a strange figure. 

- Approaching Fantasy plot in their unique ways (adventure to go back home, Dungeon meshi about food) - Mind blowing World building - amazing animation and unique characters  

Mushoku was inspired by Rance, which makes Rance like Mushoku's cooler older brother. The main character Rance was the main inspiration for Paul, only we're not supposed to think Rance is cool or pine for the days when male characters could be written this way without SJWs trying to "cancel" the series. We're supposed to laugh at him. Rance is intentionally a piece of shit whose frequent rapes, physical abuse of his slave, and awful dialogue are entirely played for dark comedy. Rance is basically Conan the Barbarian portrayed as a 1980s anime pervert. Like Mushoku, Rance is a Western Fantasy and RPG inspired power fantasy for horny young men. However, it never makes the mistake of taking itself seriously or actually asking the viewer to like or respect Rance as a person. Even his name is seemingly taken from the English word "Rancid" meaning "smelling unpleasant as the result of being old and stale". If you wish Mushoku was written a lot more like the original Dragonball or Dr Slump, this is the anime for you!  read more 

Both shows have high-quality animation made by some of the best-talented staff. The source materials are incredible too as they take the isekai genre and does a lot of effort with it. They both have: -Incredible worldbuilding with well-thought-out lore and history. -Interesting cast of characters who feel real and can develop through the stories. -A well-built magic system that sticks out from the traditional formula or RPG logic. If you loved Mushoku Tensei and are looking for other high-quality Iseaki or Fantasy works, then The executioner and her way of life is a well-recommended one! 

The source material for both these shows were ancestors of the modern isekai genre. The YU-NO visual novel came out in 1996, while the Mushoku web novel came out in 2012. Both works were critically acclaimed and commercial successful in their original media. And since their releases, numerous modern isekai works borrowed heavily from both these works. However, their anime adaptations were delayed for a long time, releasing years after many of the isekai anime they inspired. Another similarity is the protagonists. The protagonist in both works are horny perverts. The protagonists of both works thus have a somewhat polarizing reception among modern audiences. A key difference is that YU-NO only becomes in isekai much later in the story, whereas Mushoku is an isekai right from the start.  read more 

While the plot of these anime have almost nothing in common, the linking part here is the protagonist, who on the contrary are similar - both are good for nothing leecherous, laidback and calculating "trash of society", but in serious moments turn into dependable, clever and strong people who protect their close ones. Coincidentally, they are also both voiced by the same dude. 

both anime about a reincarnated shouta with adult mind, who is fascinated by magic and has his own harem  

Fantastic aspects of both worlds align. We have guilds, magic systems, a medieval-like age. Training matters, and the results of battles depend more on strategy than on the amount of power. Goblin Slayer is in a certain way a non-isekai alternative, much more action-focused and less gamified. 

Quite a literal similarity, with both stories having their MC go into a younger one's body and continue their adventure from there. The two MCs also start at a somewhat dead-end position living a slightly low-tier life. With Erased being a murder mystery, MT is about redeeming oneself from the harsh onslaught reality can throw. Highly acclaimed stories you should watch to see where the glory lies if nothing else.  

Coming of age. The entire journey, the entire trek, the entire road. Promised Flower and Jobless Reincarnation tell a story where one has to scarp away everything from their old life, come into a new family in a pseudo-incognito style, and learn the ways of this new life to bring the simple desires to life they have. Promised Flower does this with Iorph Maquia coming into a new land with a child she named Ariel. Jobless does this with Rudeus coming into a new land with the intention of being a better person. Perspectives are different and mirroring, with Promised Flower being in the viewpoint of a child becomes mother, in comparison to the adult becomes child Jobless Reincarnation brings forth. Presentations vary a lot, but both are pretty good fantasy anime acclaimed by most people who come across these. Jobless being a little more lax and ecchi than Promised Flower's drama. read more 

Similarities - Both MCs are able to create their own magic spells - Both MCs are sent into another world (isekai/reincarnation) - Both MCs have a lot of female love interest - Both MCs get overpowered because of memories from their past life - Both MCs were social outcasts in their previous world Differences - Mushoku MC reincarnates VS fruits of evolution MC gets transported into another world - Mushoku MC learns from young which is why he is OP VS fruits of evolution MC gets a buff because he was a social oucast 

Degenerates. MT and WataMote know how to make a good degenerate type character. The best part is how they are to some extent realistic representations. The plot is the only ramifying matter as the two don't align there, with one being an isekai story, MT, the other being about a high schooler, WataMote. Regardless, both do bring up some funny moments relative to their situations you may want to find time to spare. Both are great anime that are actually the building blocks for something a bit grander*. MT being an adventure fantasy story compared to the school comedy WataMote brings. *for source material if interested. 

Redemption. Clannad and MT both have this story of redeeming themselves from their troubled past. Who is currently living in a time when their prime is far from reach, both MCs Tomoya and Rudeus are on the lines of the last kind of people you'd want to be around due to current life issues. However, their life changes with the people they meet and converse with, going on a slow but steady path to ultimate redemption. Clannad does this with delinquent Tomoya and his time with Nagisa and the other heroines he helps out, MT does this with neet Rudy who spends time with different individuals training to become a better person. Both are great anime with one being a classic rom-com, the other being a grand isekai adventure. They two also continue their stories in the best way possible with sequels said to be universally acclaimed *have to actually wait for MT Season 2*. read more 

If you are looking for similar isekai anime I highly recomend Knight's & Magic. Similarities: 1. The main protagonists died in car accident and were reincarnated in medival, magical world. 2. MC have their memory preserved thus are considered geniuses in new world 3. A lot of comedy and action Differences: 1. Mushoku Tensei has dirty humor 2. In Mushoku Tensei MC uses magic 3. In Knight's & Magic MC want to design and build magic powered Mechs 

Both have much more detail given to world building as compared to other isekai's.  

Both have fantastic worldbuilding and characters. Both soundtracks are great and they both have dark tones and themes while still seeming pretty lighthearted. But most of all, the journey is the most important thing in both. Similar to something like Lord of the Rings, you go on a journey in both and, by the end of it, you won't want it to end.