Beelzebub

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Oga is like Gintoki. Main characters, pretty aloof and sometimes naive but surprisingly strong.

Furuichi is like Shinpachi. Pretty weak and screams a lot, often frustrated with the main character and points out to obvious when the main character is oblivious. Total spazzes.

Hilde is like Kagura in the sense of being the only girl in the group. Kagura is more crazy, but both girls are pretty strong and sometimes also aloof.

Beel and Sadaharu are pretty strong as well, and are more like the mascosts even though Beel is a baby.

Lots of fights, action, and crazy humor in both series.

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Both are wacky comedies based in a world with unreal features.

The lead characters are kind of similar. 

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Both animes are action/comedies where the main character is very strong, and have abilities far from the normal. Although beelzebub may have more action, the comedy in both is similar  

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Same Comedy and atmosphere...
both have many similar things to mention.in character design both have a lazy and easy going and strong man as the main character.both have a simple and straight character to support the story in comedy section and a girl with monstrous power.
as for the story both have their main story hidden in their amusing side stories and the comedy part is just not for the beginning but most of the chapters
and a lot more things in common ... 

report Recommended by amirhoss

well the humor is EXACTLY like gintama (well not exactly, gintama is still waaaayyy~ funnier, but its still has the same way of saying a joke or something) the main character Oga resembles gintoki in on how he seems like a lazy bum, whos really strong, and has that "funniness". then his friend Fuiriuchi resembles shinpachi alot, like how he points how the problems of the main character, hes basically the "comic relief character". and the whole story is just like gintama episode 51-52 (when gintoki is accused of having a baby when its someone elses, but he was left in charge so the chid wouldnt be found by the gandfather so the child could be the heir of the grandfathers fortune) SOOOOOO TO PUT IN SHORT~ beelzebub is just a rip off of gintama and fails to match gintamas creative , original humor that you just cant keep a straight face. but its still pretty good. :) read more 

report Recommended by tinyr101

If you liked Gintama's senseless violence and lack of a major plot than you should watch Beelzebub. Beelzebub has more of a plot than Gintama which is based on various 3 to 6 episode long archs, which in no way relate to each other. However all the comedic aspects of the shows are similar. One of the main characters who cant actually do anything is just there to point out whats obviously wrong with the situation. A stupid main character who can be very EPIC when he has his moments. 

report Recommended by JordanDN

The storyline of both are essentially aloof, in that, they do not appear to have a solid storyline meaning that they have been enabled to "Free" themselves from the anime-"universe" -as it were- and refer to their own anime in a third perspective, which is an outrageous concept that can provoke only the purest of laughs. Also with simple understanding of the characters to their surroundings, Gintama and Beelzebub are simply hilarious.
Beelzebub and Gintama also involves deep character development as well as hear-warming stories that mostly, always end with an amusing punch-line.
Both include explosive action sequences and suspense. 

report Recommended by yalek

Though the setting is completely different, the main characters are similar and both shows are funny and have arcs with full-on action, becoming a nice blend. 

report Recommended by crocomire

Both are action gag comedy with lazy, stupid MC. Both take one classical genre (samurai/demons) and make it completly random. 

report Recommended by abystoma2

If you liked Gintama, you will like Beelzebub  its a much more condensed/Faster version of Gintama in certain ways( comedy and Fight scenes). In Gintama the some of the stories are parodies based on Japanese life, which is difficult for Non-natives to understand. Beelzebub  has more of a sitcom setting, which anybody can understand. 

report Recommended by Tsuki_215

Oga and Gintoki are kind of similar.
The jokes and comedic elements are also a bit similar.
*Gintoki's voice actor is in both anime*

Other then that I really don't know why Beelzebub is similar to Gintama... 

report Recommended by PandoraFreak101

Both of these shows are amazing. They have that special something that make you laugh hard when it's time to laugh, and get you into the story and the fights when it's time for some serious plot. Moreover the tone shifts between the humour and seriousness is something that is done really well. 

Furthermore, both the main characters of these respective shows are very funny guys, yet very strong. They are what one would call a 'badass main character'. The other set of characters are all very enjoyable. There is also great room for romance pairings for the fans to enjoy.

Both shows have nice and clean artstyles and great soundtrack. I think if you liked one of these, there is a great possibility you will also like the other one. Cheers! read more 

report Recommended by OtakuBeast98

Both of these Animes have a similar feel to them

Both have an immense amount of hilarious comedy along with a strong, lovable attachment to the characters. The jokes and situations that go on in both shows are extremely similar and equally funny. 

Both animes have cast members that you will absolutely fall in love with immediately. If you want to just go for a full on comedy anime with some epic action scenes but nothing too serious, I recommend these 2. 

report Recommended by Revanants

Comedy+Action= two of the funniest anime I've ever watched. Gintama is a hilarious comedy that's still surprisingly deep. If you're looking for something similar, I'd try Beelzebub. It's a great laugh while still having plenty of action, just like Gintama. Both have heroes who find are kinda lazy and find themselves in situations they didn't expect or want, but in the end there's no one you'd rather have at your side. You'll laugh, cry and fall in love with these animes 

report Recommended by padlock14

I don't know why, but both MCs give me the same feeling, both anime are funny, if you liked one, you'll definately enjoy the other 

report Recommended by karvounina

Both have a high episode count
Both have a strong male main character
Both have badass female characters
Both have a character that uses a wooden sword
Both contain VERY similar humor
Both MC's have similar personalities
Both have characters that are out of the ordinary 

report Recommended by Osakabehime

-Almost all of the characters are similar to the point where they may or may not be reskinned
-Both are mainly comedy but also have their serious moments 
-Both have some sort of other race involved with humans 

report Recommended by thelectricow

it has a lot of over-the-top action scenes and humor that will make you laugh out loud. The characters are also unique and memorable, and the show has a good balance of serious moments and light-hearted comedy. 

report Recommended by FAKECROSS97

obviously they are both Shonen anime and they are both great although gintama is probably a bit better and Gintama is a lot more popular but Beelzebub is also great they and both have quite similar comedy and references.
Beelzebub is about a high schooler who finds a baby inside of a person and as it turns out it is the son of satan and now he has to take care of him. But not everything is so bad as now he has extreme strength and fighting capabilities and he literally just beats up everyone in the school, while also trying to find someone else to dump the baby on but accidentally beats them up before he can. read more 

report Recommended by Weeboi108

Funny, did laugh 

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Gintoki and Oga are very similar protagonists, both are very funny, but get serious at the right times. 

In addition, the episodes of Beelzebub are also very similar to Gintama, due to comedy and development.

So if you liked Gintama then Beelzebub is for you! 

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Like Gintama, Beelzebub's early chapters are devoted nearly entirely to humor, as the manga and anime push their tough-as-nails lead into adorable and amusing situations. The anime ends before the manga starts to push action to the forefront, but the show gets the humor spot-on. 

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Both include Demons coming to Earth. 

Great combination of action and comedy which is executed extremely well.

Both have badass MC and a comedic partner. 

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In both series, there is a lighthearted tone. More importantly though, they involve a main character who is a demon known for having powers but seems to be sealed away.

The main male protagonist's life also seems to strange forever after a certain event and they are forced to adapt to their new lifestyle. They also seem to have a rocky relationship with the main female character.

Both series involves some action and there is a theme of 'conquering the world'.

Both series also features another female character who seems to be interested in the main male protagonist.

report Recommended by Stark700

Both light comedies that deal with demons, where the main character is forced to adapt to a completely different lifestyle. In Hataraku, it's switching to a completely different universe or should I say time period. In Beelzebub, Oga must live with Baby Beel, and adapt a new life with him.

Both anime also involve the aspect of "taking over the worlds/humans." 

report Recommended by Aesther

Both are about a demon that came to the human world. They are both comedic and funny. They both also have action and interesting fights. 

report Recommended by Jchibi28

Both anime deal with demons that try to integrate in a modern japanese society. Solid comedy in both anime also, but they have their serious moments also. 

report Recommended by brahG

Involves good comedy and epic fights. Both protagonists are demons. 

report Recommended by Afr0samurai

Hataraku Maou-sama is about 'Devil king Sadao' and how he adapts to living on Earth with little money. Beelzebub is similar because it handles demons in the same, humorous way and also shows the struggles of demons who have come to Earth. They are also both very funny.  

report Recommended by UtterFangirl

They are both about delinquent-like boys.
Both are involved with demons. Both are surreal and interesting.
Both have a big responsibility where they could get killed any second. 

report Recommended by Animegatekeeper

 Both have little things in common, like really good comedy timings, with hint of romantics. I just love the idea about having to know about a world of fantasy that does not exist through the eyes we perceive , and both Beelzebub and Hataraku Maou-sama! succeed on catering to these fantasies. The ideas conveyed are likely very original and entertaining, and that is why both have a really high spot on my list. Concluding it, I might say that the romantics in both the series aren't overly exaggerated, and in my opinion that is how I like it (without cliched harem and ecchi plots).  read more 

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Many similarities between both series. There's young typical boy who is attending school, but after few minutes, we can see, that there's much more about him and that's not to be only his delinquent's habits. First episode shows us characters from different world, who came to our place, because of their own reasons. I didn't read manga, but I think, there will be many many more charas, so we are receiving another "never ending story". 

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same storyline, an original high school boy who refuses his role at first, then accepts it by the time 

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both featured a tough guy who meets girl from another world and after that gets a supernatural powers. through the story he meets a new friends which also very similar like horny lion or a shy girl who love the main character. sometimes even story will make you say "wow! this is just like Bleach! :D" but with all this similarities Beelzebub feels more like a comedy then a fighting anime.

both have same score: 8.01. so if you have weird fetishes, like watching only shows with same score, then go for it. 

report Recommended by NoBleachNoLife

both have cool action scenes and while beelzebub is more on the comedy side,they have both funny moments. 

report Recommended by ADARSH24

both protagonists are strong, cool, irritated guys, who involve in a strange matter
from the other side - both animes have same genres and their manga running in the same magazine 

report Recommended by Beelzeking

share genres, many Bleach characters have their analogs in Beelzebub, story told in a similar way and main characters have similar reasons to fight with enemies (which is also similar) 

report Recommended by zinigami

story seems to be about same for rukia in bleach and beel baby in beelzebub as both got their inhuman powers from someone of shinigami or demon per say... 

report Recommended by Ep1c1aN

They both have strong male protagonist and which they both has a female supporter that supports the protagonist throughout the story. They are very interesting once you get into the show. 

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Chibi☆Devi! addpermalink

Taking care of Demon Babys 

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Yuu☆Yuu☆Hakusho addpermalink

• Both animes begin with a teenager getting involved with the demon realm without having a say in it.
• In both Yu Yu Hakusho's and  Beelzebub's universe exists a mazoku (demon) race.
• Both main characters are deliquents,being the strongest in their school.
• Both have young,baby looking “demon lords” ( Bel and Koenma).Altough  Koenma has over 500 years and can transform into an adult,whereas Bel is really a newborn.
• Both are shounens where the main character gets more powerful with each fight,gaining "nakamas" along the way.
If you enjoyed watching  Yu Yu Hakusho,you might want to give Beelzebub a try. 

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Comedy + Action
Delinquent Characters and Fights
Supernatural Themes
Demons 

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Yusuke and Oga are both alpha male punks who can't be beat in a street fight and are constantly being challenged. Both characters suddenly face a life changing event and find themselves taking on bigger and badder enemies with new found power. Both involve demons and an infant demon lord with a pacifier. Both animes are funny with a love interest underneath the predictable action.  

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Both series involve street/school fighting and involve other worldly areas.  

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In Yu Yu Hakusho, the MC is uncaring and is the strongest in the city. People feared him and he always is in fights. Same story as Beelzebub. Both anime show them getting used to their powers.

Differences: I felt Beelzebub was more of a comedy genre than action and the storyline kind of lacked a little, while Yu Yu Hakusho has a better storyline, and better action (this show does have comedy in it).

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-Both have a demon realm involved
-Both have the human realm invaded by some sort of demons
-Both main characters are delinquents
-Both are battle shonen and have friends being gained along the journey 

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Long(ish) shounen series with a delinquent main character. The main character was a strong fighter at first and got even stronger when they got powers from demon babies (son of Enma in both). They are also comedic but Beelzebub is much more so than YYH.  

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Great Teacher Onizuka addpermalink

Both animes feature main protagonists who are extremely brash but still come out on top. 

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Onizuka and Oga behave similarly, when they lose their nerves. Even move which Oga used to beat Toujou was the same which Onizuka used to beat the vice-principal. In addition the world is similar and most of the action takes place in the school. 

report Recommended by Yasuzume

Both shows involve a male lead teaching kids, have delinquents leads, depict outrageous scenes, and are hilarious and awesome! XD 

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delinquent in school 
fight scenes
funny comedies  

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How is it similar:
-Both protagonists are the strong and badass type
-Action takes place in similar environments
-Very similar characters,that support the main protagonists in some way
-The main characters have to face new challenges
-Both shows are funny in a lot of different ways
-And of course,both animes are Shounen so that's a bonus xD 

report Recommended by GunMetalBlack

Both anime have a similar setting, as they are both set in a high school. They feature a delinquent and overpowered main characters, who usually resorts to solving problems using violence, by beating some sense into other students. Both anime have a similar sense of humor and have the main characters often get involved in weird and silly situations. They have a similar vibe, with the main difference between the two being the fact that Beelzebub has supernatural elements, while GTO doesn't. 

report Recommended by BohemianRhapsody

Both are comedies about a delinquent who becomes a teacher or a babysitter. GTO is about a former gang member who decides to become a teacher in order to score with his students, while Beelzebub is about the strongest juvenile delinquent being tasked with taking care of the son of Satan. While both animes have comedic moments, Great Teacher Onizuka also has more heartwarming and touching scenes, whereas Beelzebub sticks mostly to toilet humor jokes. 

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Ao no Exorcist addpermalink

Both are highly popular shonen action anime revolving around Satan's child.  

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-Both revolve around demons.
-Both have the demons king's son live with the humans.
 

report Recommended by xXKhalidXx

+ Both are funny
+ Both main characters are badasses 
+ Both main characters are delinquents
+ Both are related to demons 
 

report Recommended by faggotsama

-Both are related to demons.
-Both have a main character who is Satan's child.
-Both are better than average shounens.
-Very good action
-Both need a second season.
-Both deviate from the original source material, the manga.
-Both have very similar stories
-Both have very similar animation 

report Recommended by LPGeneratorx

Both animes are about demons.
The mc revolves around the Demon Lod child.
 

report Recommended by augolemono

- Both animes focus on the son of the Demon King / Satan in the human world, both protagonistshave to learn to control their powers (Rin his blue flames and Beel his electricity, in the case of Beel he evolves with Oga).
- In both there are clashes between humans and demons.
- Ao in the Exorcist being more dramatic and, Beelzebub being more comic. 

report Recommended by DCardoso_MAL

School teenagers, that are more or less related to the devil.
Not high level scenarios, but good for laughings.

Main differences :
Beelzebub is way longer, but scenario is not deeper (more gags).
Higher fight frequency in Ao no Exorcist.

 

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Katekyou Hitman Reborn! addpermalink

Both have partners which are babies and the main character always gets into some sort of trouble. When I watched Beelzebub, it reminds me of Katekyo Hitman reborn in every aspect and vice versa.  

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As i was watching the show for the first time i immediately thought ti was a rip off of Katekyo Hitman Reborn! give or take the situation. you could also say that the responsibilities being pushed onto someone without wanting them is the same to. in both anime the humor is good but in Beelzebub it is allot better in my opinion. the biggest similarity though is with the baby characters in both (Lambo & Beel) i.e. also the electricity thing mostly, i think the idea was stolen. 

report Recommended by FonFonKusaka

Both characters have super babies with them, and they also give them super powers... 

report Recommended by CherryBlossom00

In both series, the main male protagonist has a 'partner' of sorts and they have a rather strange relationship. However, they do care about one and the other in various episodes as they deal with various conflicts. The main male protagonist holds responsibilities for their 'partner'. 

Both series has a lot of humor and takes place in a high school life. They both also contain a  large character cast with characters of different personalities. 

There's plenty of action, drama, and humor especially involved in the words used in various dialogues.  

report Recommended by Stark700

First off, these two animes are both extremely adorable and fun to watch. They are both action animes and are hilarious. They also both focus on a boy and a baby. The main characters are both "chosen" to be the main protagonist because of strength or in tsunas case family. They are both well written animes that deserved to be watch. I'm telling you they are exactly the same!! I just enjoyed Beezlebub a lot more. In reborn theres MUCH more action, but very dragged on! So, you choose! 

report Recommended by plaingeneric

Both are really funny!! Both have Babies as MC, and they are AWESOME!! They are school life animes with a lot of action and a kind of super power... 

report Recommended by xiliqs

sorry for my bad english
khr is an anime that at first I try to be a slice of life.
if you liked those first 20 episodes beelzebub will catch you from start to finish with its jokes and interesting characters ;) 

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Konjiki no Gash Bell!! addpermalink

Both protagonists in the series receive a demonic child which they have to use to defend their lives from people and other beings in order to achieve a certain goal. Gash is focused more the action and adventure genre while Beelzebub is a pure episodic comedy manga with several action-themed plots. 

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Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan addpermalink

I instantly thought Beelzebub when I started watching Saiki. They are about high schoolers with unique attributes. They are both slap stick comedies with no deep plot and have episodes with stand alone plots.
 

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Both feature an overpowered potagonist and his daily life

For Beelzebub it's Oga and his strenght (and baby Beelzebub) and for Saiki it's his psychic powers.

Both anime feature a silly, slapstick style of comedy, it gets very ridiculous at points but still remains funny.

The side-love intrests also remind me of eachother, Kunieda and Teruhashi both put up fronts but they actually are sensitive, timid girls on the inside and in denial of their love for the protagonists.

report Recommended by gapmoetype

the main character is awesome
its funny 

report Recommended by 1spartan106

Both comedy anime that have so many similarites.

-Both mostly take places in school.
-Both MCs are overpowered.
-Both MC's parents look kinda similar (especially their father).
-Both have some delinquents and stupid characters (like Toujou and Nendou).
-Nendou's family have the same face like him. In Beelzebub, there's an episode where the people of the town have the same face like Shiroyama (lol).
-"Queen" Kunieda and "Princess" Teruhashi always imagining romantic scenes between them and the MC that will never happen.

If you enjoyed one, you might like the other. 

report Recommended by renzospark

> Lazy main character
> Always dragged into trouble
> Main character have very little luck 

report Recommended by Alofff

Both have comedy involving high-school setting and both mc is op and very funny.  

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Sakigake!! Cromartie Koukou addpermalink

Both have a school full of delinquents, a Freddie and lots of comedy. 

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Blood Lad addpermalink

-Both involves delinquents as bosses
-Both super strong and supernatural powers
-Both involves demons, underworld, demon kings/bosses
-Both hilarious, good, entertaining
-Both involves a lot of big boob + eechi  

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Kyou kara Ore wa!! addpermalink

They'r both delinquent comedies on their daily lives
-lots of fighting
-badass main character
-funny as hell
I'm amazed no one had recommended this anime, this is just great 

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Mairimashita! Iruma-kun addpermalink

The two shows give off a similar vibe as they both are comedy's that involve demons 

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Binbougami ga! addpermalink

Binbougami ga! seems like it would appeal to people who liked the female delinquents in Beelzebub. It has similar humor and roughness of language, as well, and beings of the supernatural involved in the main plot (demons in Beelzebub, gods of poverty/misfortune in Binbougami ga!). 

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Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou addpermalink

Same Vibe/Atmosphere 
Both take place in school full of badasses
its a anime revolving around Satan's child. 

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Kotarou wa Hitorigurashi addpermalink

Both baby sitting a baby
Beelzebub has fantasy and school setting, while Kotarou lives alone focuses on the kid.  

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Jujutsu Kaisen addpermalink

Congratulations! You're a Japanese High schooler possessed by a demon! Other such similarities are not wanting the demon to plunge the world into chaos, having a core trio of fighters, and both having comedic moments. 

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Tenjou Tenge addpermalink

Both are about highschools full of delinquents who love to fight. They also both have some epic fight scenes from time to time. 

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SKET Dance addpermalink

Both Beelzebub and SKET Dance are unique in their own ways, both have lots of comedy and some romance. SKET Dance has more school life while Beelzebub doesn't. Both have different kinds of violence, but its more involving comedy/helping others. 
Both are long series that I wish had second seasons -v- 
Looking for comedy and strange twists in the stories? The you should watch both Beelzebub and SKET Dance! :)  

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Daa! Daa! Daa! addpermalink

They both have non-human babies that have been placed on earth for some reason. And they both are being rasied by humans with a non-human servent/caretaker. Also both animes have comedy. 

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Ansatsu Kyoushitsu addpermalink

It  is an anime that has a similar school setting. The show has a good mix of action, comedy, and drama, and the characters are well-developed and memorable. 

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Kore wa Zombie desu ka? addpermalink

Sense of humor, action elements, sci-fi elements, houseliving with strange creatures. Main characters have many things in common,they live with people from "other worlds", have special abilities. 

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Hinamatsuri addpermalink

Both shows have delinquents as main characters, and they both turn into parental figures. Also, both have a titular hero/heroine who provides supernatural powers to the main character. Beelzebub's one of my favorite shows, and Hinamatsuri provides a similar vibe. 

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Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai addpermalink

- involving demons and hell.
- main character is stuck in a contract with a demon and is trying to get rid of it as fast as possible to return to his normal life.
- demon girl helps main character and lies to his parents to live with him. 

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Detroit Metal City addpermalink

Very crude humor featured in both titles though DMC is much more extreme.  

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Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou addpermalink

Both series are comedies that are centered around high school students. They also have really funny and likable characters. So if you liked Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou, you should definitely check Beelzebub (and reverse). Why? Because they are hilarious! Do you need more?! 

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Seto no Hanayome addpermalink

The same humor level! Ok, there are barely any similarity about the storie or art, but both are really funny. If you give them a try to any of both, you will be laughing for long!! 

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Air Master addpermalink

Not very similar but both of them are comedy and have lots of fights, i really enjoyed both of them.  

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Midori no Hibi addpermalink

The same producer. Main character is a delinquent. Similar age, clothes, surroundings and the anime style of course. Plus here is a small child. In Midori no Hibi was it a girl, that the deliquent took care of. 

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Fairy Tail addpermalink

- both are shounen comedy
- both main characters are simple-minded but fun to watch
- main cast contains a blonde girl 

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Air Gear addpermalink

They main character of the animes are delinquents which with one incident change their whole life. They are also both comedy genres. The two main character are reckless and they get support from many other supporting characters. 

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Angel Densetsu addpermalink

A story about delinquent fights, quite funny misunderstandings, with each fight increasing their bad reputation, sinister looks thought kind characters 

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One Piece addpermalink

Tatsumi Oga is a delinquent and carries around a naked Demon Baby, whereas Luffy is a rookie pirate that's aiming to be the Pirate King.  Sure... there's a large difference, but both are very comedic and there is action in both animes.  :) 

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Arakawa Under the Bridge addpermalink

Both are comedy shows with a male protagonist who is lost between two worlds. 

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Busou Shoujo Machiavellianism addpermalink

Both have a rebel mc with unnormal physical strength, who fights against the 4/5 strongest students (Tohoshinki/Supreme Five Swords) at his school. 

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Gintama. Porori-hen addpermalink

Both anime have an action-comedy genre and feature supernatural elements. 

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Gintama. addpermalink

Both anime feature a blend of comedy and action, and both have a protagonist who is reluctantly thrust into a supernatural world. 

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High School DxD addpermalink

Similarities:
-Has Demons
-Demonic powers
-Unrivaled Powers
-Both Shounens

Differences:
-Doesn't want the baby, other Wants Oppais
-One is Strongest human, other weak human
-One is Perveted, other doesn't care
-One is ecchi, other is not 

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Hoozuki no Reitetsu addpermalink

Both have the same supernatural mood with charismatic characters make the story to invez to be a heavy climate becomes fun and humorous!  

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Sakamoto desu ga? addpermalink

Overpowered MC who catch the attention of the school.. Both school have some delinquent that underestimated the MC at first, but later they show respect to each other like friends. The atmosphere and comedy are somewhat similar, and there is at least one girl who has a romantic feeling to the MC. 

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Mob Psycho 100 II addpermalink

Both protagonists have extraordinary powers
They are both a comedy
Both have creatures from another word
Both involve delinquent fights although Beelzebub is more focused on that 

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Wind Breaker addpermalink

Similarities:

High school delinquent
They use school as their base
There is a hierarchy of delinquent in the school 
Main protagonist aims to be the top of hierarchy

Differences:

Beelzebub has demons, while Wind Breaker not.
Main protagonist of Beelzebub tasked to take care Demon King's baby, while in Wind Breaker, he joined a team that help and protect the city. 

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Tokyo Revengers addpermalink

The protagonists are very different, but the gangster/bosozoku theme is the same. Beelzebub has proper badass mc and bit of supernatural powers leaking into normal world. On top of that, it also has comedy and doesn't take things too seriously.

If you want to see crybaby grow and become strong then this is not for you.
However, if you want to see badass fights among school gangs,.. Then beelzebub hits the spot. 

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Kaichou wa Maid-sama! addpermalink

Well, the story may differ from each other but from what I have noticed is that the main character in Maid-sama, Misaki has some similarities with the supporting character in Beelzebub, Kunieda Aoi. 
First of all they look somewhat similar -> face
Secondly, they both hate men and protects the girls from the boys in school. 
Also, they both got feared by the most boys, except for the main guy character! Well, you know what I'm talking about right, the boy giving her some attention and finally she falls for him. 

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Naruto: Shippuuden addpermalink

They both have comedy martial arts and super power. I thought this was way funnier (yes funnier) than Naruto. It is one of the best anime I've ever watched.  

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Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan addpermalink

Similar kinda story structure, where most of it are absurd comedy sketches, but then it actually serves unironically to flesh out the characters and form a path moving forward. 

Plus, it's all kickstarted by the arrival of a surreal character that needs to be taken care of by the delinquent protagonist of the story. 

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Gakuen Babysitters addpermalink

Both involve babies! Beelzebub is definitely more action packed and really jumps into the comedy aspect of things, but I can guarantee that if you love one you'll love the other.  

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Anime: JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 5: Ougon no Kaze

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 5: Ougon no Kaze addpermalink

Both Main characters are chads....  

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Rokudou no Onna-tachi addpermalink

Hilarious action, delinquents all over the school and the biggest similarity all the characters like to get into fights.
the main characters of each anime is quite the opposite but the main female character from Rokudou no Onna-tachi Himawari and the MC of Beelzebub Oga is similar,  which is undisputed strongest of them all, and they both enjoy fighting.  

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D-Frag! addpermalink

Similar whacky comedy, sometimes in absurd situations. The protagonists are also self-proclaimed delinquents, share similar personality, and also have the same voice actor to top it all off. 

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School Rumble addpermalink

Beelzebub and School Rumble are both absurd comedies with a delinquent as the protagonist. The main difference between these two anime is that Beelzebub does not feature romance as a heavy driver of plot and instead focuses on action, as the protagonist seeks to become the toughest kid at school with the help of demon powers.  

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Anime: Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!

Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! addpermalink

Old school comedy, romance, and action. 

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Ousama Ranking addpermalink

Similarities
- Both MCs cannot talk but others can understand them
- Both MCs are powerful/become powerful
- Both MCs find a partner (baby beelz finds Oga and Bojji finds Kage)
- Both MCs are considered royalty 

Differences
- Bojji is over 5 years old VS Beelzebub is a toddler
- Beelzebub is a demon king's child VS Beelzebub is a giant king's child (royalty)
- Beelzebub isekais into a modern world VS Bojji is born into his world
- Beelzebub fights delinquents VS Bojji fights other kings 

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Bucchigiri?! addpermalink

Same great characters - same quality in comedy and action - same great animation - same Similarity in power and school life 
if you like this one then Beelzebub is a MUST 

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Mashle addpermalink

The near 50/50 split between comedy and action makes for a similar vibe I've gotten only a handful of times as a Beelzebub fan. 

Also, the comedy itself has a very 2000's surrealist-absurd style mixed in with a fair amount of slapstick, very much like Beelzebub.

About the action aspect, both have an overpowered protagonist that imposes his will despite circumstances. They will get their way of doing things, wishes, values and objectives respected, no matter what. That's why they are also brave and bold, because they won't be pragmatic or too strategic, just force their way through, all or nothing. Both protagonists can be quite socially inept or dense, which is part of their charisma.

Finally, the school setting allows for the same kind of world building and character utilization. Even the secondary characters get to have a spotlight, unique abilities or a quirk of their own, which works for comedy skits and combat. Also, there's alignments and factions, like the Tohoshinki and Magia Lupus (Beelzebub and Mashle, respectively). read more

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Kuromajo-san ga Tooru!! addpermalink

A being from the demon world enters a contract with a human against human's wishes. 

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Soul Eater addpermalink

overall, these two are not entirely similar but if you're looking for something comedic with the serious action, drama and fight scenes in between and also an overall funny and diverse characters, then I definitely recommend. 

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Ben-To addpermalink

Both series are incredibly funny, with captivating and emotional fight scenes. They're perfect for a relaxed and casual watch. 

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Kure-nai addpermalink

Main Similarities: 

•Both involves a teen having to take care of a young kid who are considered to be important (In Kure-Nai, the protagonist takes care of a young female kid while in Beelzebub, the main character takes care of a male baby).
•Both main characters are considered to be strong.
•Similar genres. 

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Ueki no Housoku addpermalink

Beelzebub is similar to The Law if Ueki because:

#1. The main characters's characteristics and power.
   Both the main characters Oga and Ueki are tough little bastards. They also have an insane amount of strength. The main characters's personalities are also quite similar. Both Oga and Ueki have a careless attitude. They also say some respectable things that make people around them wonder if they're really that careless. I think it's cool. >:D OH! and one more thing! that cliche main character getting pissed when someone they care about is in danger. Yup you guys know what I'm talking about! ^•^

#2. How the characters get their power.
   Both the characters get their insane amount of power from another world.

Ueki: Heaven, from a Heavenly Being

Oga: Demon World, from a demon prince.

#3. They kinda prevent the world from being taken over or being destroyed. :P
   Both Oga and Ueki prevents the world from being destroyed because they know what is going to destroy the world so they are "fighting" against it so the world will stay the way it is. read more 

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Cuticle Tantei Inaba addpermalink

similar style of comedy 

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Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann addpermalink

Over the top and beyond impossible! TTGL does it with awesome mechas, but Beelzebub is about...raising a child. TTGL has it's serious moments, but Beelzebub is 100% humour. 

Amazing voice cast: almost every Beelzebub's main character has a seiyuu from TTGL. For example, crazy awesome Kamina's voice actor is playing the role of arrogant but idiotic main character, Oga, who is also crazy awesome in his own (beat them up) way.

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Wangu Xian Qiong II addpermalink

if you like the underhanded humor in beelzebub you'll definitely like and enjoy this masterpiece full of laughter  

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Anime: Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou desu yo?

Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou desu yo? addpermalink

The main characters of both series are overpowered and have supernatural abilities resulting in a lot of curbstomp battles.Oga Tatsumi is also similar to Izayoi personality wise.They also have similar comedy and artstyle. 

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Shijou Saikyou no Deshi Kenichi addpermalink

I don't think Beelzebub is worth watching if you liked Kenichi but if you liked Beelzebub you will definitely like Kenichi. They are very similar: humor, school, gangs, fights, training etc. No exploding clothes, ecchi or anything unnecessary like in some other animes that have similar settings. 

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Golden Boy addpermalink

Both are extremely funny, even though the main characters are completely different from one another. Its got a similar sense of humor. If you liked Beelzebub and its slap-stick comedy you will love Golden Boy, and vice versa. 

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Digimon Savers addpermalink

Masaru Daimon and Oga Tatsumi are basically the same character. Both start off as street fighter delinquents but after meeting Agumon/Baby Beel respectively, they begin to mature. Friendship is an important factor in both series.  

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Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san. addpermalink

I got the same vibe from both anime. The vibe where in their worlds, nobody gives a sh*t about you're opinion and at the end of the day, it's all about making your life miserable. ! The theme ! DEMONS.
Also, the detective guy in this is pretty similar looking to Oga Tatsumi XD  

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Urusei Yatsura addpermalink

Once I saw the beginning, I saw the naked baby with greenish hair and him zapping the gangster, I immediately thought,' This could be Lum's child...' 

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FLCL addpermalink

FLCL's a somewhat old supernatural, school, comedy, randomness-infused series that's lost some of its well-deserved popularity in the face of newer series: DMC, Cromartie, Gintama, and Beelzebub. Still, I consider it the top of the line for an intense, fun, laugh tear jerking adventure.

Beelzebub and FLCL will give you the same treatment, a hilarious thrill ride that's just too good to miss out on. 

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Gintama' addpermalink

Both have many similar things. To start with, both have an easy going, lazy person as the main character, a straight, simple person to support them, and a girl with monstrous power. They also both have the same kind of comedy. 

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Medaka Box Abnormal addpermalink

Both anime have really strong people in school settings and have special powers. Though Beelzebub starts off with just delinquent fighting, it picks up into a super power type of anime. Both anime are based on action. 

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Gokusen addpermalink

This one is also about a highschool full of delinquents  

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Kyou kara Maou! addpermalink

Similarities
-Demons and humans
-Main character is assigned a great responsibility from demon world
-Comedies with serious arcs
-Main character is a high school boy
-Main characters have sidekicks that never fail to amuse

Differences
-Kyou kara maou has multiple male friendships that hint of romantic intentions
-Beelzebub has a few one-sided romances
-Beelzebub takes place mostly in the human world, Kyou kara maou takes place mostly in the demon world which archaic compared to the modern human world of both shows
-The main characters have very different personalities. Oga, in Beelzebub, is a delinquent who loves to fight and Yuri, of Kyou kara maou, is an athlete who lacks physical strength but has a very pure and courageous soul.  

If you enjoyed the comedy and supernatural elements of Kyou Kara Maou, then you will likely enjoy Beelzebub too. read more 

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Baby Baachan addpermalink

a child changes the life of adolescent. Humor is also common factor though beelzebub has more comedy than baby baa chan.
Baa chan re-educates her grand-child and where as this little devil's influence forces change in the protaganist of beelzebub's characher. 

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Enen no Shouboutai addpermalink

Evil Smile of Protagonist
comdey
demons
Girls around protagonist
Fights
Action
character gradually subdues foes and attain more devilious power 

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Aishiteruze Baby★★ addpermalink

Aishiteruze and Beelzebub are both about high school males that end up being the caretakers for small children. That's the only similarity because one (Aishiteruze) focus on love (both the romantic and familial kind) while the other (Beelzebub) focuses on humor. However, if seeing high school males take on nurturing roles is your schtick, you'll like both of them.  

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One Punch Man addpermalink

Both anime have a very strong main character, who is trying to find strong opponents, but usually ends up defeating them easily (although their reasons for doing so are not the same). They also have a similar sense of humor and supernatural abilities. 

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Kill la Kill addpermalink

Interestingly enough, the comedy/shounen flicks, Beelzebub and Kill la Kill are quite similar in setup, execution, and of course enjoyment!  Some similarities they share are:
School theme—if you liked the school premise, where there is a main character "challenging/getting challenged" by other groups/gangs you will enjoy both, for both use the school as a catalyst to move the plot.  The school is also like a gag, which is quite silly, as they do not represent how a normal school is at all.

Over-the-top—Both go to extremes for enjoyment, both showing some degrees of nudity (which I won't list here) for the humor effect, which works well in both cases.  Of course the action/humor are taken to new extremes and both animes have a IDC attitude and show what they want to show, making them unique animes that really stand out.

Enjoyment: If you like one, and are looking for an anime that is similar in style and humour, check the other one out. Both are top tier humor animes that use the over-the-top silliness to give the viewers an enjoyable watch.  If you are looking for something new apart from the teeming amount of overdone shounen anime, romcom, and clichés check them out. read more 

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Anime: Uchi no Ko no Tame naraba, Ore wa Moshikashitara Maou mo Taoseru kamo Shirenai.

Uchi no Ko no Tame naraba, Ore wa Moshikashitara Maou mo Taoseru kamo Shirenai. addpermalink

Strong guy that gets into fights frequently adopts a demon child. 

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Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san. (TV) addpermalink

Demons.
Their human contractors.
A lot of mindless violence.
And tons of humour. 

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Fate/Zero addpermalink

Both anime are similar in a sense that the characters have to use their hands to unleash the power though in both animes the characters are already strong 

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Wagamama☆Fairy Mirumo de Pon! addpermalink

Young main character suddenly encounters a certain little troublemaker that gets attached to them. Wagamama Fairy is how this situation plays out in shoujo, while Beelzebub is how it plays out in a shounen. 

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Jigoku Youchien addpermalink

Both are comedies about babysitting demons and the troubles those devil children bring. 

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Ranma ½ addpermalink

Both have the main character being the strongest, encountering rivals along the way who constantly re-challenge him time and time again. Many times involving a new technique or way of powering up for the rival side character to stand up to the MC this time around.

Both have filler, many episodes of which is dedicated to a certain side character. Developing the character further.

Both are action shows where the MC blows away some side characters (Beelzebub, the MK5. Ranma, Kuno.) Sending them flying into the distance. It doesnt sound like much, but it happens so often it sort of sets a tone for the show.

Both of these shows also have some sort of wishy washy ending that solves nothing. But the fact that comedy and just having fun with the crazy different sorts of characters the plots conclusion isn't a focus and is missed less then it usually would be. read more

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