 If you liked
Boku no Hero Academia
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 ...then you might like
Mairimashita! Iruma-kun
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A pushover with a bad haircut starts at a school where people have supernatural powers while he technically has none (instead his powers are borrowed). Marimashita Iruma-kun is more lighthearted and cute.
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Recommended by paeprheart
They both aim to be a hero of some kind, but Mairimashita! Iruma-kun takes a more comedy turn towards achieving that. Both shows have a school setting with a problem child at the center of it all.
This is literally the same show but the power systems are diffrent, BNHA is more of a trad. shonen action anime, while Iruma-kun is a slice of life comedy anime often involving villains and action set pieces. Both are fairly decent shows that start-up a very strong foundation for the story ahead.
Both shows focus on a supernatural kind of school, one where they are trying to be great heroes and the other where they are trying to be great demons. Has a great mix of comedy and serious moments and the art style is rather similar, main characters are very alike.
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Recommended by PingPongYa
Are you having trouble finding animes with school setting?Similar protagonists?Then you have come to the right recommendation.Welcome to demon school!Iruma-kun and My hero academia have all these elements that I have listed above.Both protagonists are very similar.Izuku Midoriya is similar to Iruma-kun.Both characters help others without thinking twice.Both are born without supernatural powers.Both have similar ranking system although Iruma-kun is too detailed about the ranking system.
these two animes are honestly very similar to each other -w-
• both animes have protagonists that begin weak but eventually strengthen their power
• both animes include survival of the fittest, or who will become the strongest of them all
• both midoriya and iruma honestly look and act like the same, almost as if they're the same person heheh
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• both animes include someone, like a guardian, gives the protag their power and helps the protag strengthen that power
( i would continue, but i might end up spoiling both animes 😅 )
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Recommended by koyomicomplex
Our main two protagonists Iruma and Deku are weak, generous and lighthearted boys (that even look quite the same) that enter into a "special" kind of school which they will meet their friends which will be a group of 1 boy and 1 girl, and their other classmates which almost matters not storywise, both series handle a similar kind of clumsy, chibi humor
Similar MC's on looks and personalities.
School Based shonen.
MC is mentored by one of if not the strongest character in the series.
The personalities of the MC's classmates and homeroom teacher are very alike.
MC learns to control his new power given by the mentor.
if you enjoy the chill and fun parts of mha, then Demon School provides plenty of that while also giving taste of action that you would regularly see in mha
An originally powerless main character using borrowed strength in a special school. Both characters get progressively stronger throughout the series, but Iruma-kun is more of a comedy, while My Hero has more action. Overall, I think if you liked one then you will probably like the other.
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Recommended by fatnat1234
If you loved MHA there is slight hope you would also love Iruma kun. The plot is similar the main character was hopeless and then he found someone and started becoming superior and then he made some friends and just started chilling with them and you could find me stupid cause I think the main character looks similar. Just give it a try
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Recommended by BoredBagger
If you like My hero academia, You sould watch Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun.
Welcome to Demon School, Iruma-kun! and My Hero Academia are remarkably similar beyond being popular shonen anime titles. The schools in each anime can be directly compared, Babyls vs. UA, and so can the protagonists, Iruma Suzuki and Izuku Midoriya/Deku.
These anime series both feature a good-hearted anime boy who attends a special school for gifted youths, even though those boys weren't born with any special powers.