Tsuki ga Michibiku Isekai Douchuu

Both stories involve protagonists originating from Japan and being transported to a fantasy world with superhuman powers, which propels their power as a monarch. They establish cities with locals, mainly monsters, and come into conflict with fellow humans. Both has comedic moments throughout the story. 

So I would recommend these titles because they are both similar in makeup but give you a different story. The foundation of the genre of Anime is however the same.  

both are isekai to another world and dropped into a wasteland (moonlit fantasy) or the middle of a deep forest both had to deal with a god that mischievous (fruit of evolution) or openly antagonistic (Moonlit Fantasy) both have overpowered MC with one eating the fruit of evolution and an unique skill from the mischievous god (fruit of evolution) or a gift from the god of the earth before going the new world and because differences between earth and the new world both gain harems of mostly non humans that are overpowered in their own way  

Tsukimichi is not a revenge isekai but both are extremely enjoyable to watch with shield hero being more serious and dramatic and tsukimichi being very laid back and enjoyable. 

Both MC's are transported to another world as heroes but are quickly thrown out, but they quickly grow stronger than any person alive and mow down any interference with pure power. They are also followed by non-human subordinates/ wifes. 

They both are about protagonist who got isekaied with powers and looks so ugly that people consider them monsters. They both are fun to watch. 

- Both MCs are from another world - Both MCs are young and have op power - Both MCs have very strong friends - Both MCs live in disguise  

Similar setting, similar circumstances, similar main character, similar humor, both funny isekai comedies. I just watched Tsukimichi's first episode and the anime it reminded me most of was KonoSuba. I think Tsukimichi is going to be more adventure-ish and a bit less comedic than KonoSuba but we shall soon see.. 

Both MC's are transported to another world as heroes but are quickly thrown out, but they quickly grow stronger than any person alive and decide to build a place for themselves in this new world. 

Well they are both funny and lighthearted with some jokes that may make you laugh so overall both very enjoyable fun  

The genres are completely different but the MCs and the type of humor is super similar. 1) Both MC are cursed so they're shunned by humans but they're able to make friends and allies with non humans. 2) Both curses have OP powers associated with them, tho in the case of Duke of Death, the touch of death curse hasn't really had good applications. 3) Both MCs are constantly being teased by the women around him and both have a super flirty busty girl. 4) Both MCs being voiced by Natsuki Hanae makes their teasing reactions super similar. 

If you like isekai with an overpowered MC, Tsukimichi is one that you can watch especially with its comedy and of course the harem of cute girls will always be present. 

Both are isekai anime..... The MC gets harem, power and then there is ecchi scenes and some extreme bloody scenes are also similar. If you want to see some girls crawling around the guy then this won't disappoint. 

MC is Isekai'd, overpowered in the new world, and has to hide his face from the general public. 

Same genre, very similar comedy style, similar mc's, similar premise and overall very similar vibes. If you liked one of them, I'm sure you will like the other as well. 

This is how you handle below-average looking overpowered MC peeps. This is on a whole another dimension when it comes to handling the story, plot, and everything else except for maybe art style and opening (honestly, the only redeemable quality about cheat skill) 

both mcs are male both mcs are powerful god has played unfairly giving mash no magical powers yet he manages to be stronger then the rest  

MC hated by characters in introduction episodes because different with others. In introduction episode, they both looks like hopeless and lonely. MC never give up, stay in positive, always embrace in smile. MC will meets new people and have many friends. MC don't want attract attention and didn't like being popular but inside their heart, they happy because not feeling lonely again. 

Similar comedy but I would argue that Sentouin is more lude with their humour however, I found both very funny 

MC is Isekai'd, overpowered in the new world, and has to hide his face from the general public.  

So I would recommend these titles because they are both similar in makeup but give you a different story. The foundation of the genre of Anime is however the same.  

They both have: 1. OP main characters 2. Get transported to a new world with maigc 3. Slowly build a harem 

The way fighting is imaged really similar, mc's side is op but there is a sense of helplessness sometimes. 

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

Both have a male main protagonist sent to another by a god and build a town for themselves and learning how to govern it along the way building a family for themselves with all sorts of beings.  

If you love the base building / domain upgrading animes this is for you smilarities : both isekai both Strong MC both live with monsters both are leasers of their people 

The main characters are both op and both are fun to watch especially the fight scenes  

--- Portuguese Below --- Both are fantasy, isekais, simple stories that also reflect the characters' daily lives and with a potential romance with several characters/harem. There is a greater focus on deungon in Level 1, while DanMachi has a greater adventure aspect with some battles that are better designed and with a little more depth, as well as the mythology of its world, it is much more constructed. Furthermore, TSUKIMICHI addresses the romance between the characters and comedy situations a little more. TSUKIMICHI clearly has a greater investment than Level 1, with a much more fun and well-made fantasy/adventure/romance story than Level 1. So if you came from Level 1, you will really like TSUKIMICHI, now if you came from TSUKIMICHI wait a much lower level at all levels. TSUKIMICHI follows a protagonist who goes to a fantasy world, ends up having a relationship with 2 very strong, different and funny female characters and gets involved in an adventure with them, I highly recommend it, it's an Isekai that tries to create a different and fun adventure TSUKIMICHI -Moonlit Fantasy- is produced by C2C, which already has some above average and very good works such as Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku(Handyman Saitou in another world), WorldEnd: What do you do at the end of the world ? Are you busy? Will you save us and Shangri-La Frontier. In this case, Level 1 is made by Ｍaho Film, which is also an average to low studio, it made a little more works, but the majority are average to low, its biggest highlight being Kami-tachi ni Hirowareta Otoko() and Uchi no Ko no Tame naraba, Ore wa Moshikashitara Maou mo Taoseru kamo Shirenai(If It's for My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord) and Akuyaku Reijou nanode Last Boss wo Kattemimashita(I'm the Villainess, So I'm Taming the Final Boss). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ambos são histórias de fantasia, isekais, simples que tbm passam o dia a dia dos peronagens e com um potencial romance com vários personagens/harém. Há um foco maior em deungon no Level 1, enquanto DanMachi tem o aspecto de aventura maior com as algumas batalhas mais bem elaboradas e com um pouco mais de profundidade assim como a mitologia de seu mundo, é bem mais construído. Além disso, TSUKIMICHI aborda um pouco mais o romance entre os personagens e situações de comédia. TSUKIMICHI claramente tem um investimento maior que Level 1, com uma história de fantasia/aventura/romance bem mais divertida e bem feita que Level 1. Então se você veio de Level 1, vai gostar bastante de TSUKIMICHI, agora se você veio de TSUKIMICHI espere um patamar bem mais baixo em todos os níveis. TSUKIMICHI acompanha um protagonista que vai pra um mundo de fantasia, acaba se relacionando com 2 personagens femininas bem fortes, diferentes e engraçadas e vai se envolvendo em uma aventura com elas, super recomendo, é um Isekai que tenta criar uma aventura diferente e divertida TSUKIMICHI -Moonlit Fantasy- é produzido por C2C, que já tem algumas obras acima da média e muito boas como Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku(Handyman Saitou in another world), WorldEnd: What do you do at the end of the world? Are you busy? Will you save us e Shangri-La Frontier. No caso, Level 1 o é feito pelo Ｍaho Film, que tbm é um estúdio de mediano pra baixo, fez um pouco mais de obras, mas a maioria é mediana pra baixo, seu maior destaque seja Kami-tachi ni Hirowareta Otoko() e Uchi no Ko no Tame naraba, Ore wa Moshikashitara Maou mo Taoseru kamo Shirenai(If It's for My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord) e Akuyaku Reijou nanode Last Boss wo Kattemimashita(I'm the Villainess, So I'm Taming the Final Boss). read more