Nanatsu no Taizai
The Seven Deadly Sins

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A group of powerful individuals roaming the fantasy lands of their worlds. Nanatsu no Taizai and Akame ga Kill tell the stories of these individuals as they fight their way through corruption and power. The main male protagonist is a young man with full of potential who also happens to get involved with these individuals. Throughout their perspective stories, the MC learns more about them as well as other disturbing revelations. Both series has a lot of action adapted into an adventurous setting. I recommend both series for fans eager to try out a manga that offers an adventurous tale of dangers.  

They both have the same premise: a group of powerful fighters aims to topple an evil empire/kingdom. Both are set in similar fantasy settings, although Akame ga Kill is far gorier and more brutal than Nanatsu no Taizai. 

Both stories feature countries that in history have been very powerful but just, yet the current leadership has gone completely corrupt. Both series feature a protagonistic group that were once the military hero's who have been branded as criminals because they threatened the rule. They are both action heavy, and feature characters with very interesting and often unique/unusual weapons and powers that make the fights interesting. Also within the enemies there is a good variation between horribly twisted and cruel opponents that beg to killed and likeable enemies who are simply fighting to protect their country not seeing the corruption The difference is Akame ga Kiru is far darker and not as light hearted, with a much more realistic take on what type of wounds are lethal, where in Nanatsu the characters are near (or in one case actually) immortal  read more 

People with weapons fight in a dark fantasy world where the government is corrupt and the people believe the heroes are the villains. Akame ga Kill is much darker and gorier, but Nanatsu no Taizai has it's moments of gore and drama as well. While both have some comedy and fanservice, they're not focused on too much. Both stories have characters who use special, powerful weapons to fight. 

Have similar story setting where organitation want to defeat a kingdom Male lead its swordmaster Have 3 main Heroine 

Nanatsu no Taizai and One Piece are both adventure series that chronicles a group of characters as they go on a journey. The main male protagonist possesses similar personalities as we see their development over the course of the series. There is great action, back story, and clever dialogue delivery with its character interactions. As both series also takes place in a fantasy world, expect events out of the ordinary. I recommend both series to who are looking for a classic adventure. 

Both are a shonen action / adventure series. The main protagonists in both series' are wanted criminals, who are simply outlaws over actually bad people. Meliodas is like the hilarious offspring of Luffy and Sanji. The art styles use similarly bright colors, that kind of disguise the darker theme of the series. Nanatsu no Taizai (aka The Seven Deadly Sins) is much like One Piece, except with knights rather than pirates, with it's lighthearted-ness and bad-ass cast of characters, and it seems to hold promise for some awesome adventures like those you'd see in One Piece. 

Both Nanatsu no Taizai and One Piece similar in that they are both fun adventure/battle manga that don't take themselves too seriously but can still pack an emotional punch when it needs too and are mainly about adventure. They are also similar in that the main characters are outlaws that you can't help but root for.  

I can't help but feel One Piece vibes when reading Nanatsu no Taizai (The Seven Deadly Sins). The main characters (Luffy and Meliodas) are similar in that they're both seemingly carefree until stuff gets serious. Both MCs are powerful in there own way and have their own group which they lead. Meliodas' group themselves have an interesting cast of characters, all with their own backstory and reasons for being who they are, just like Luffy's crew. Though Nanatsu no Taizai is still young (not even 100 chapters yet) I feel like this manga can last for a long time because the pacing makes it seem like it will, though probably not as long as One Piece. read more 

Both are adventure manga with a lot of battles. The protagonists are both rather careless but would do everything for their friends and there are also a lot of different characters with very unique abilities and character traits. 

Fairy Tail and Nanatsu no Taizai crafts an adventure series with a variety of characters. Both series' main male protagonist has a hotblooded personality yet deep down is quite sincere when it comes to protecting what they care about the most. Meanwhile, the main female characters also possesses an honest personality with a gentle heart. Both series involves story arcs and events that influences characters' lives greatly as well as their perspective worlds. There is secrets that are unrivaled and plot twists that unfold as we learn more about both series' origins. Recommended for fans of adventure and shounen. 

-Both are set in medieval times with magic as a backup to make the setting entertaining -Both have moments in where the character powers up for no logical reason -Both are filled with what worldwide otaku look for - battles, tits and shipping. 

Both are action adventure manga with a big cast of characters and lots of fights. They also both feature lots of fanservice and friendship. 

Have same plot settings (especiy guild),main character has overpower,have romance spice 

They've got basically the same premises: Group of heroes falsely labeled as Traitors - couple of years pass - shit hits the fan. But all in all, even though Nanatsu is better in all aspects. It got great characters, whom you tend to care about, and not generic bunch of Guts-wannabes, and which names you actually remember over the course of time. It got interesting plot, which doesn't hold only on the power of gore and fanservice.  

Taking on an adventurous setting in a fantasy world. Nanatsu no Taizai (Seven Deadly Sins) and Ubel Blatt follows similar premises. The main group of characters are labeled as 'traitors' and savages while in reality, the corruption within their capital and city are the real imminent threat. Both series decorates themselves with action and violence. The main male character improves their abilities as he takes on dangerous foes throughout both series. His relationship with other characters ranges with a variety of dynamics. Recommended for fans of fantasy/shounen. 

Both heroes are forsaken by the country after having had their names falsely soiled by other "heroes." The protagonists both have great power, and they are aiming to get back at those who wronged them in the past. Ubel Blatt is definitely more graphic, but they are both nonetheless great action/adventure stories involving revenge and knights 

Both deal with magic and both are very good ongoing shounen with good stories.Magi story dealing with things like god and fate and nanatsu no taizai dealing with Arthurian legends and Celtic mythology 

Both have unique art styles that are not too realistic, favoring a teen audience . Both have an epic adventure like feel to them. Both have strong elements of legend and legendary heroes in the story. Both have a lovable, big cast. Both have great fight scenes. Both have a historical magic/fantasy setting. Both stories have tragedy in them, and they are ultimately fun stories that will make you laugh and smile with joy. In general, both are great shounens, and I guarantee that if you liked one of them, you'll like the other! 

A Stunning tale of a highly motivated band of friends and their wild sometimes dangerous journey's trying to reach a big achievement at the end of the tunnel. Both stories show the struggles trying to reach that goal in the form of very strong enemies that test the hearts and strength of the main characters. Both male leads are extraordinarily heartwarming as they will do anything to protect there friends not to mention how brave, caring, and strong they are making the people around them better.  

both about a princess trying to save her reign with the help of people from a legend. also both the manga involve fights but love too. 

Boy meets girl, they start traveling together, they meet other friends who join their group along the way. Magic, sword fights, hinted romance between said boy and girl. I could go on, but just know if you like Nanatsu no Taizai, you'll enjoy Rave as well. 

These series are both set in worlds filled with magic, but I think that the world of Seven Deadly Sins is a little more interesting. The world-building in Black Clover is not great and in Seven Deadly Sins, that's something that's done much better.