Henjin no Salad Bowl

Two comedies set in modern day Tokyo where a girl with magical powers transports into the lives of a man and stays at his residence whilst he takes care of them. Hinamatsuri's male MC is in the yakuza whilst Henjin's male MC is a detective, both having a little action within the comedy as well whilst the girls get accustomed to life in Tokyo. 

Two girls with superpowers suddenly find themselves living in modern-day Japan and having to adapt. The main characters of these two anime share similar situations, and the plot develops in rather akin ways as well. 

Inverted isekai topic where both protagonists belong to another world and have to adapt to modern life in Japan, in addition to being accompanied by their respective "right hand men" 

Similar setup because you got -Girl who got isekaied into modern day Japan and is living with someone poor. -The rest of her friends also got isekaied. -Mainly a slice of life setting on how people from the other world will adapt to modern day Japan plus the hijinks that ensue with their powers. 

Both series blend characters that reverse isekai or time travel adapting to modern day life. Kongming becomes a manager and the angels become housemaids where they take care of the MC. Both series have characters that reverse 'isekai' start clueless about the world but they previous experience helps them adapt fast. 

- Older guy and younger girl with a father-daughter dynamic - Works for commission(?) type jobs in collaboration with variety agencies/businesses - Guy has a harem but is generally disinterested/not focused on that part of things  

Modern day Tokyo comedies featuring a powerful female MC (both played by Hinaki Yano) residing with a male MC that knows how to cook and do chores whilst attending to their everyday work. Hensara is a lot more laid back compared to NEET Kunoichi's hyperness and go into more different directions where Hensara is more slice of life whereas NEET Kunoichi is about romance. Characters do vary in terms of archetypes with NEET Kunoichi also have wild personalities in them whereas Hensara is more tame but the premise of both are pretty similar in what they do and the slight traditional Japanese-like flair to them with their character origins but neevertheless both female MCs enjoy their new lives. read more 

A powerful magic user is isekai'd to modern world and an average Japanese worker has to take care of them and embark on their new journey full of surprise.  

OP character comes and lives with working adult MC and hijinks ensue.