Tokyo Ravens

In both series, the male leads are pulled out from their normal everyday life and receive special powers to become someone very powerful. Strike the Blood and Tokyo Ravens are semi-harem, in which even though many girls like the male leads, the male lead clearly care the most for only one girl (the main heroine) in the group. Both Kojou in Strike the Blood and Harutora in Tokyo Ravens are dense, and it takes a long time for them to become a couple with the female leads. 

Both are placed in a modern magic setting. Both main characters have some kind of magical power that makes them strong. Both are harems. (or at least always have girls hanging off of them) Both have real plot. (yay) Both have good art. 

Both are very similar in a sense there is the main guy(In strike, he is one of the most powerful vampire) In Tokyo raven(he is a very very important person(not going to say or it's going to spoil it). Both uses magic and fight off the bad/evil people. The main character in Strike is a bit dim and doesn't notice that the girls around him likes him and in Tokyo Raven, the main character is the same. Both got actions and both are pretty similar imo.  

The story follows several main characters, (usually focuses on a guy and a girl), who are enjoying their lives in a bright atmosphere, until a threat is present in their location. Each arc contains an antagonist who mostly threatening the main characters or several methods in achieving their goals. Suipernatural themes were used to fight off enemies with their unique powers. Strike the Blood follows an male immortal vampire who is watched by a female observer to prevent from dangerous act. Tokyo Ravens follows an ordinary teenager boy, until he was contracted by a familiar with his childhood friend and helps achieve her goals. 

The main characters are pretty similar. You have the slightly dense main boy who has new powers and the girl who looks after him. Both of them have a best friend who has some secrets and is not your average teenage boy like he pretends to be. Both of them involve familiars and have supernatural elements. They are really quite similar.  

There are a lot of similarities between the them. Examples were already said by other people. One particular similarity is how they both have endings that will make you want a second season and at the same time satisfied and fulfilled..ps.. you will have PADS after  

Both main characters are dense and unlucky but are very strong characters throughout the show. Both have very strong elements of supernatural with Strike the blood involving vampires and Tokyo Ravens involving Onmyoji's 

1. Slacker main character 2. Starts in summer break. 3. Magic 4. Great animation. 5. 24 episodes 

Both are animes about onmyōji, with characters like Abe no Seimei always mentioned. 

Very similar stories about exorsists in-training wanting to become stronger. Both stories use the legend about Abe no Seimei as their core. Male MCs and female MCs are becoming much closer as the stories progress. 

Both stories follow young teenage Onmyouji's who come from societies where onmyou families are important. While the main two characters are essential to the survival of the world, they form a romantic relationship of a kind. Personally I enjoyed Tokyo Ravens more than Sousei no Onmyouji, but if you enjoyed one you should be able to find some merit in the other.  

Both have the same plot were it involves a family of exorcist whom were out to deal with the supernatural and in also has that comic and drama relief in it.  

- Stories about Onmyoji's - The Male MC and Female MC have similar characters (One does not become onmyoji and another is serious about work) - Interaction between the characters are almost the same But if you look more for a Shounen series, Sousei is the best. For the other genres (especially romance) Tokyo Ravens is a better choice.  

Both anime are pretty much simmiliar Both have the story of Abe no Semei But one big diffrence is animation,bcz of animation you will probably take more seriously the story of Tokyo Ravens 

Both of these deal with supranatural problem (Devil's for Ao no Exorcist and Spirit's for Tokyo Ravens). 

Both have: -incantations, similar ways of fighting -similar artwork -similar group of teenagers who study at a magic school and have adventures together 

Both include characters who go from living normals lives to living in out of their ordinary lives into an exorcist school. Both include main characters with similar attitudes. Both main characters are inexperienced in their arts. The main characters friends are both similar in the way they support him. 

• The students are training to become an exorcist. • MC has great power. • They both have hilarious moments that you can't miss. 

They both deal with the supernatural. Both have a mc that turn out to be a big shot and they didn't know it. The plot in these two seem rather interesting, but they are slow to build up. 

The most obvious similarity between these two is that the MC finds himself a badass over night . There are other similarity besides the main one , both have some sort of harem ( In Campione its a legitimate one , but in Tokyo Ravens its a pseudo one . ) and both have one main heroine . 

The same main character who doesn't want anything to do with magic in the first place, but got involve anyway.  

Slice of life/Harem style anime transitions nicely into an emotional action-type anime. If you liked K, then think of Tokyo Ravens as an upgraded version of K.  

Firstly, both anime share a similar supernatural element with characters possessing magical abilities. In "K," the characters are referred to as "Kings" and each one has their own unique powers. Similarly, in "Tokyo Ravens," the characters are able to use magic to fight against evil spirits and demons. This similarity in supernatural themes is sure to appeal to fans of either anime. Both anime feature a group of main characters who work together to solve mysteries and protect their city from threats. In "K," the main characters are part of different factions that each have their own goals and agendas, but they must come together to stop a dangerous enemy. In "Tokyo Ravens," the main characters are part of an exorcist group who must work together to prevent a catastrophic event from occurring. This focus on teamwork and camaraderie is another aspect that makes these two anime similar. read more 

The concept of magic. The essence of power. The mystery of origins. Tokyo Ravens and Shounen Onmyouji produces similar themes in relation to one another. In their perspective worlds, both series focuses on supernatural beings and powerful spells practiced through the art of Onmyoudo. The main characters are descendants from a line of powerful ancestry. Their origins holds mysteries as both series unravel their secrets. Settings does different in terms of time period. However, the atmosphere feels similar with a taste of Japanese mythological lore. 

Tokyo Ravens and Shounen Onmyouji are both series that deal with practitioners of Onmyoudo (a type of magic in Japanese mythology). The main characters (Natsume and Harutora) in Tokyo Ravens are descendants of Abe no Seimei, while in Shounen Onmyouji, the main character is the grandson of Abe no Seimei. Also, the main characters in both of these shows have many traits in common like how Harutora is not able to see spirit energy and Masahiro who lost his ability to see spirits. The only difference in these shows is that Tokyo Ravens is set in the modern era with a school life element to it, whereas Shounen Onmyouji is set in the historical era. In Short both series involve light-hearted comedy, shikigami/familiars, action, and romance. Make sure to check out both of them! read more 

Both shows are total dumpster fires in terms of plot - when watching them, you need to put you mind in neutral and just go with the flow. But they are both fun to watch, and have a strong shonen romance element: A complete noob turns out to be super competent, and has tsundere girls in love with him, bu he doesn't have a clue. It's pure escapist wish fulfillment. 

Both are urban fantasies focusing on families with the ability to use magic. They both have 3 main characters- a boy and a girl of equal importance and a secondary male lead. The two main characters in both shows are cousins who have a crush on each other, though Natsume and Harutora get along far better than Kazuma and Ayano do and are far more balanced in power (i.e. they're both around Kazuma's level). In both cases, the boy is treated as an outcast in the family while the girl is the future heir. However, personality-wise, Natsume and Ayano could not be more different- Ayano is the most dimwitted and short-tempered of her trio while Natsume is the smartest and most level-headed of hers. Imo, "Tokyo Ravens" is a lot better, as it has better animation and a lot more character development. Basically, it's what "Kaze no Stigma" would be if it didn't skip Kazuma's extensive training and actually saw him go from nobody to nightmare. read more 

both talk about talisma and familiars and stuff.... 

The main characters have many similarities. And share many similarities both in the development of the plot and in that of the characters  

-both about exorcists -main character is the child of the main family -bad cgi xd -boy/girl relationship -GRZ has a darker setting 

Both of these series contain exorcism of spirits/phantoms. Both of them contain priestesses in miko outfits. Some religious influences are also present such as poetic mantras for exorcism of the spirits/phantoms. The main character is also contracted to help the other main character. In Noragami, Yukine, being a dead wandering spirit, is contracted to be a shinki and help Yato by serving him and make him a better God. In Tokyo Ravens, Harutora is contracted to be a shikigami of his childhood friend, Natsume, and help her achieve her goal of becoming a professional Onmyouji. 

Both have mecha and a bit of magic Both have girls that have romantic feelings for the MC Both have a school setting Both MCs were weak at first Both have someone to avenge