Kyuujitsu no Warumono-san

Both anime follow an alien whose organisation aims to wipe out humanity for earth. Both the main characters find an earth animal so irresistibly cute. I would say they have similar humour with Kyuujitsu no Warumono-san being slightly darker. In Kyuujitsu no Warumono-san the main character falls for panda bears. They just want to enjoy their days off and not have to fight the sentai and find panda bears relaxing. Follow his antics as he avoids anything related to work! In Kawaisugi Crisis, the main character falls (at first) for domestic cats. They want to study all the cute animals on earth (even if it kills them!). Follow their antics as they go deep down the cute animal rabbit hole. read more 

it's just funny and chill and genre and I love both of them! 

Both involve heroes and villains Both show what they do when they aren't fighting Both are comedies where they do the opposite of what one might expect 

- Both comedies and really interesting premises, while also being an easy watch. - Both shows revolve around superpowers.  

It's also about a daily life in a sentai-like world (the power rangers type of univers). It's a pastiche of the sentai genre. But "Koi wa Sekai Seifuku no Ato de" is more a comedy romance and "Mr. Villain's Day Off" a slice of life 

"Evil" supernatural beings gone to Earth and decided to chill. Hijinks and slice-of-life ensue. 

Both are slice-of-life anime featuring a zoo and a great deal of appreciation for pandas.  

Another show from this season with characters that, while “evil” by name and reputation, turn out to be really nothing of the sort, proving to be more fond of tasty food and cute animals than being truly villainous, and in doing so help bridge the gap between themselves and their so-called enemies. An atypical Slice of Life with plenty of feels ☺️ 

Both Have: - ikemen (attractive male characters) that are cute and quirky - Slice-of-life pacing; each episode is "a day in the life of" 

Both series feature a menacing character in daily activities and making genuine interactions with people initially scared or intimidated by their appearances.