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Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen
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Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu
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Isekai with a slow paced, character-driven story where action and adventure leave the forefront to great character developpement, human drama and realistic world-building.
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Recommended by spoichiche
Both series present the same premise being reincarnated as a small child to a parallel world/universe wherein magic exists. Both seies present a warm famliy atmosphere which make it emotional, The main characters try to adapt to the new world and live with their new lives and avoid the mistakes they made in their previous lives.
Both animes have adult protagonists reincarnated as children into another world where they use their knowledge from their prior world to get ahead in their new world—one small example, introducing recipes for pizza & other unique foods to a world that has known only bland food till now, so they are then praised for it. Both are funny & very cute in their own ways. Though Honzuko no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen is definitely cuter & my personal favorite of the two as I feel it has a more in depth storyline, I get a bit of the same
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Recommended by strawberryXmochi
Both are isekai that show the progression of the MC as they age. They are not focused in combat/action, but in relationships and development of characters. Honzuki centres more in the knowledge from the MC's past world and the socioeconomic aspect, and Mushoku in magic and in their characters.
Making do. The common drill, MC finds themself in a new world. Although I have to say with Bookworm and MT is that both have a similar theme of MCs making do in a supposedly believable/realistic sense, relative to our real world and theirs.
What I mean is that both are quite calm anime taking small steps in expanding a world without this constant game-like feature that keeps popping up in isekai anime, Bookworm does this with Myne, a bookworm, wanting to simply get some books for herself. MT is similar to Rudeus having a second chance in life leading him to learn in small steps
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Recommended by NextUniverse
Essentially, both series present the same premise being reincarnated as a small child to a parallel world/universe wherein magic exists. The main protagonists in these shows specializes at reading books which develops their capability as the plot progresses.
These are enjoyable to watch in general as it does not only contain comedic value but it can also teach something to those who are able to watch it.
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Recommended by Solaris-----
Both are not only an isekai but also a tensei, where the MC reincarnates in another world in a medieval setting. They're a bit different from each other because Myne takes the body of a person who died as a child while Rudeus was born in this other world.
The thing that unites both animes the most in my opinion is the characters' way of handling this new world, how intelligent they are and the slow and detailed development in the story.
Myne and Rudeus are thrown in this new reality with a total different culture and law, with real inequality coming from different social hierarchies, nobility,
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Recommended by JoaoNeto11
Both feature a main character who dies after an unfortunate accident and they get reincarnated into a world with magic with their previous memory intact.
Both reincarnated into a child body where they have to learn everything from the scratch and have a great interest in books.
Both are slow-paced isekai where it mainly focuses on their character development.
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Recommended by TheRockzSG