 If you liked
Katekyou Hitman Reborn!
|
 ...then you might like
Boku no Hero Academia
|
both of the main characters start out very similar both very weak willed, give up easily and bullied by their peers.In Boku no Hero Academia the main protagonist is smart however alienated by his classmates for being the only one not having superpowers.While in Katekyo Hitman Reborn the main protagonist is bullied simply because he is bad at everything, from sports,to school and social life.As the plot deepens however they grow stronger as an individual.
report
Recommended by forgottenangel94
Taking on a variety of shouen style themes, both series revolves around a young boy with a strong will to make a difference. The main character from both series are often targets for bullying but as their story progresses, they gain power and ability to stand up against others.
Both series follow a set of arcs that crafts storyline based on events of the present with a variety of characters. Throughout these storylines, the main character meets both new rivals and foes.
A wimpy and powerless main character gains powers from a teacher-figure character and slowly learns to control them. He makes friends, is awkward around the girl he likes, has people who stand in his way, etc. Both are action/comedies, though KHR starts off much more comedically and more like a slice of life manga at first.
The main characters for MHA and KHR are very similar, they are both very wimpy at the start but develop and become a lot more brave.
They both have a teacher figure (Reborn-Reborn and Academia-All Might) that grant the main character a power.
report
Recommended by CemetryGates
Both have protagonists that are below average, but through a fateful encounter with a mentor and strong will to protect others they become one of the strongest characters in the series
report
Recommended by asianfromhel
Both are about an MC who is granted abilities beyond their capabilities and must learn to wield them, (in BNHA Izuku is willing while Tsuna in Reborn doesn't really want the power) both have the MC get to know/befriend others, both casts get their own development arcs. BNHA and Reborn have different plots over all (superheros vs villains and mafia vs rival families/gangs) and end up in different places plot-wise (Reborn ends up being sort of aimless later on but BNHA hasn't run out of in-world material).
report
Recommended by Xerneassery
This feels like a spiritual predecessor to My Hero Academia. It has the underdog protagonist, it has the excellent main cast, it has a great battle system with fantastic progression for the characters. And, it's got an awesome tournament arc pretty early in the series as well. Just bear with it through the first arc, or skip past it if you need to, you won't regret it.
report
Recommended by ThatFunkyBoy