Zero no Tsukaima

Pretty much the same except a role reversal. A problem student with no talent ends up summoning a human familiar, known in Seikoku no Dragonar as a "Parr" which is unique to everyone else. The boy character in both shows is named "dog" by their master/parr.
 

report Recommended by kalon

-Both main protagonist are problem child
-Both story start with no parr or familiar with and ends up summoning their partner to be in a human form
-Both have a master-slave relationship
Note: Except for the role of the main characters are interchange. 

report Recommended by Karaversee

These shows are exactly the same. If you loved one, you will probably love the other. Technically there is a bit of a role reversal, but as far as how the characters interact, the roles are the same. The female lead if fundamentally weak with tremendous latent power, the male lead is her "sword", or in her words, her "dog". I am almost convinced that at some instances they handed the voice actors the script from Zero no Tsukaima, something I didn't mind because I am a huge fan. It is classic action, fantasy, harem, with a tsundere female lead. 

report Recommended by RichKop

Same type of main character, same type of main female character. 

They both have the master-servant relation. 

And in both animes there are crepes..  

report Recommended by Technici

Both of them involve a very strong Main Male Lead, Everyone wants the D, and both involve a "master and summon" type relationship that gets built to be something more.  Very Good show in my opinion 

report Recommended by littlecube

Each main character has problems in school and also have problems summoning their   
familiar/parr. But when they finally do they turn out to be human and Each character has problems with their parr/familiar 

report Recommended by Diorooke

Both Zero no Tsukaima and Seikoku no Dragonar have a little to do with social structure and were you belong in a socitey. They also have malfunctioning relationships with there summoned one and explore different personalities of Charters and how to deal with them. Zero no Tskaima and Seikoku no Dragonar are also similar to allow us to escape from the laws behind our own world and explore a new world that wouldn't make sense to our world 

report Recommended by death_of_night

Astarotte no Omocha! addpermalink

Both series involve a human male lead being summoned by gateway to an alternate fantasy world by a loli voiced by Kugimiya Rie. Both have strong fantasy, magic, ecchi and romance elements. 

report Recommended by saka

*Both girls are what you call tsundere I guess.
*I am more into mature woman/girls but in these both anime girls are the ones that never 
grow old I hope you know what I mean ;D
* Magical world theme and into that world a human is put and than the story begins.
* Well if you watched Zero long ago or maybe even recently than you can check this airing series out ;D 

report Recommended by ShintouX

A boy from the human world comes to another world because a girl(both voiced by Kugimiya Rie and are lolis) needs him for a reason: as a familiar for Zero no Tsukaima and as part of a harem for Astarotte no Omcha! The worlds the boys are summoned to use magic and have magical creatures that only exist in tales. And notably, both series are ecchi, although not very.  

report Recommended by herox3

An ordinary guy falls into alternative world which is based on magic principles. Our protagonist becomes a servant of loli tsundere ojousama heroine so in both anime we will see the same pattern of relationships. Either Louise or Astarotte are voiced by Kugimiya Rie who is well known for voicing the most famous tsundere characters. Both anime have a lot of ecchi and it's on the first place in AO but ZT also have an interesting plot (at least the first season of ZT). There is also maid heroine (Effie -- Siesta). And Ini will remind you of Tabitha (kuudere type). 

report Recommended by Day-Elven

both are about someone transported to another world 

report Recommended by yopster89

there similar because of a boy being sent to another world with magic. it has some comedy, and romance, and a little bit of action 

report Recommended by IdontHave-aName

Both anime have the male protagonist summoned to another world to help a royal girl to grow up. Both end up them separating near end of anime but they still get together at the end and all is good and nice. Both of them have lots of commedy moments and are worth watching. 

report Recommended by flat_is_justice

If you like tsundere girls and the main character being teleported into another world this fantasy anime is for you.
both have some fanservice. Both girls don't like their new male friend at the beginning but that changes them slowly into tsundere girls.  

report Recommended by 323kiki

Sword Art Online addpermalink

Kirito and Asuna are similar to Louise and Saito and they go on adventures together and fall in love. 

report Recommended by twilight-knight

a guy  travel to another world, in this new world he can use the sword perfectly and eventually he turns in "hero" and falls in love with a cute and popular girl (Asuna perfect girl, Louise ...well, zero). 

SAO contains fan-service, no ecchi... but both contains full romance 

report Recommended by KPBouvier

The lead characters from both series fall in love and fight together along with a few other companions. The main protagonist finds himself dragged into a world very different from his own. Both take place in a fantasy environment. Both have a lot of romance, action (including sword fights), and comedy. 

report Recommended by tuliptohru

Both Zero no tsukaima and sword art online are in a fantasy enviroment, where love and action are always present. 

Also, in both anime we find a love relationship between the characters, which ende up in some casses in a kiss scene, very cute one though... :3 

report Recommended by Judita8

If you like Zero no Tsukaima (All seasons), you should watch Swor Art Online.
Each other have some similarities, The idea of an another world exists in each other,
since the human in other world to the habit of the human to live in a different world.
The adventure, romance and the humor taken by each story make the Animes Interesting in some points, but especially in the main characters of each other.
I can say, Hiraga no Saito and Kirito have some similarities in some aspects, especially in the time to fight and the time to love.
I'm won't to talk more about it, because you have to watch to see how interesting are each anime.
If you watch them, i think every one would like.   read more 

report Recommended by Esmold

The protagonists in both Animes start out as mutual friends, but they eventually develop love for one another that is fully recognizable towards the end of both Animes. 

report Recommended by OOCentral

Live in a game themed anime. Kinda. 

report Recommended by Luminie

It is an Isekai with a strong male lead. The female lead is endearing and through out the story you really feel for the charaters and there are a good progress throughout the storyline so you end up feeling conneted to the charaters. 

report Recommended by Nera0310

Outbreak Company addpermalink

Both have a Tsundere character that likes the main.
And the main is surrounded by Harem.
The main comes from "this" world right into a "magical" world. 

report Recommended by Zsastrasza

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Stories in which protagonists are stuck in a alternate, fantasy world with no possibility of returning. In these medieval societies, magic exist. 

While slowly adapting to the new world, both male leads form their own harems, including the tsundere girl, the maid girl, the aristocrat stereotype etc. 

report Recommended by bunny1ov3r

-main character gets stuck in another world
-meets a new girl who quickly beats up the main character
-Likable maid side character(some what a main character)
-Main character somewhat perverted
-Has a bit of ecchi
-Lives in a fantasy world(fantasy genre)
-magic
 

report Recommended by powerofemo

Main character goes to another world but zero no tsukaima is a little more focused on the romance 

report Recommended by YoungKawaiiLord

Some guy gets transferred into another world and the main characters have similar personalities with their love of boobs.  

report Recommended by 3dben10

A normal boy from a non magical world ends up in a magical world in both animes. 

report Recommended by Reki000

Both revolve around the MC getting put in fantasy world/dimension in place of their good ol' Japan.

The characters have to learn to adapt to their new locations. Both have issues with the cultural social differences in the new world.

Zero focuses a little bit on the new world getting accustomed to Earthly culture while Outbreak company focuses on it a lot more. 

report Recommended by trigger_segfault

This time, our rather weak main character is dragged in a fantasy world where he's lucky enough to get a harem, talk to a princess, fiddle with royalty, and change the world for the better. 

report Recommended by NatoBoram

Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari addpermalink

Male lead gets transported to another world/dimension, wants to find a way back home, ends up being some rich noble girl's servant, ends up attending that rich noble's girl's school, has super abilities, female characters try to seduce him once in a while, and both have a elf girl in it. both are harem anime.  

report Recommended by gioss

Both shows involve the male lead, being transported to another world with fantasy elements. Plenty of action, comedy and girls to fill the harem quota. 

report Recommended by Master10K

Definitely has similarities. Both are great with tons of comedy. They also both highlight some sort of plot behind the comedy.

Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari makes me think of ZnT's 2nd and 3rd seasons since they are more devoted to comedy than a story. But if you're going to watch those seasons might as well start (ZnT) from the beginning. 

report Recommended by abandoned2014

Male lead gets transported to another world/dimension, wants to find a way back home, ends up being some rich noble girl's servant, ends up attending that rich noble's girl's school, has super abilities, female characters try to seduce him once in a while, and both have a elf girl in it. both are harem anime. 

report Recommended by ezikialrage

- Guy gets trapped in another world
- a bunch of girls fall for the guy
- there is some sort of school life or academy
- isekai is fighting with mecha, while znt is fighting with magic and swords, both hav pretty good action
-Isekai is 40min/ep but ZnT has 4 seasons
-both have slight friendship theme, altho its more love in ZnT 

report Recommended by powerofemo

They are both harem animes in a kind of medieval world with flying ships. Both protagonists are summoned to that land and are forced to serve a princess while she attends a special school. Both main characters have an elf, a queen, someone from the staff and and many nobles in their harem. Both protagonists are OP and liked by most people. There is also a war in the school they attend. 

report Recommended by mejiabotero

its just similar  

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High School DxD addpermalink

both Main(female) characters are very beautiful
both Main(male) characters are very perverted (always thinks about tits/boobs)
both Main(male) characters are Servants/Slaves of the female main character
both Anime has a Master & Slave relationship

and most of all . . .

both Main(male) characters are surrounded by many BEAUTIFUL GIRLS!!!
 

report Recommended by Sasukei

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Bit of a laugh, no real plot line but good fun and whilst no nudity, the comedy aspect of it including the awkward moments make this a good anime for any ecchi fan 

report Recommended by shadowdogg

if you enjoyed HDxD for the "you are now my slave" then you will love ZnT. 

the story of ZnT varies alot from HDxD but concepts are there, ZnT has a mage who sucks terribly at magic, so she is called a zero. truth is shes got a secret. one day she has to summon a "familiar" or a slave to be short. the slave ends up being a human and everyone laughs, but in the end he and ... let's not spoil it xD

anyway, lots of similarities also: 
ecchi, often in both.
harem, Main male character seduces girls without trying,
slight comedy in both,
loyalty to the "master" (secret love tbh)

the animation is better in HDxD but what do you expect? a miracle? :3

i would roughly give ZnT a 8 and HDxD a 10 because i am a fan of it xD.
thanks for reading! -Alex read more 

report Recommended by Loathe0803

Both males becomes a servant of a female master. Both series are harem and have a nice story, although High School DxD is a more extreme harem. :3 

report Recommended by Hujakena

The male protagonist is pretty much the same, lewd and lecherous, servant of the female protagonist. The harem is also pretty much the same, although the ecchi is much better on HDXD (hence the R+ rating). Also the plot can feel pretty similar, especially on certain points.  

report Recommended by Johnny386

*Both started as a weak human to being powerful
*Both have romantic feelings for their president/familiar(?)
*Both has a harem going on 

report Recommended by Curepu

Rosario to Vampire addpermalink

Both are ecchi animes that have similar characters and are set at a mystical school. ZnT is set at a magic school, RV at a monster one. Plus, in both animes, the main girl has pink hair, and the main boys in both are similar. They both have Rie Kugimiya too! 

report Recommended by TsuruyaSonozaki

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Anime: Gate: Jieitai Kanochi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri

Gate: Jieitai Kanochi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri addpermalink

*Both series has a concept of war time
*old history fantasy vs the technology of war today 

report Recommended by xBroken

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Entirely different plot but both have the protagonist go through the gate onto fantasy medieval world. and there were modern weapons used in the fantasy world on both series. 

Gate is about monsters invading mankind but zero doesn't have that and is summoned into the fantasy world. zero is more of a harem show and doesn't have much involvement with the military except some scenes. 

report Recommended by TakunDes

--Both of the male protagonist being transported from Japan to an alternate world. Zero no tsukaima's is focused on Wizardry/School while Gate is more on Military/Tactics.

--Both have strong fantasy feel. Including dragons, elves, maids, monsters and mages.

-- MC's comes from a world filled with advanced technology with an even longer and more brutal history of conflict.

--they both share the want to protect what they hold dear.

-Gate had a lot more darker moments, while ZnT is comedy-oriented.

report Recommended by iBlank

This anime is has gate that Mc teleport.. And in zero familiar have more romantic sense and comedy.. But in Gate they have more military sense.. But any way zero familiar has military too.. So pls try the zero familiar if you can.. 

report Recommended by srpk

Both anime share the concept of using modern weapons during medieval times. 

report Recommended by Obama_Da_Fool

The MC guy is transported to another world. Action packed and funny moments. There are mythical dragons and creatures.   

report Recommended by Half-MagePrince

Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou addpermalink

Main characters are males, powerful and sometimes a bit of a doormat (gullible, easily manipulated by women etc). Both possess some sort of power and both are the next successors of a role (demon king, Gandalfr). Tons of fan service and whatnot as well as embarrassing moments mostly relating to the girls in the story. Side characters have big boobs.  

report Recommended by MrNostalgic

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Anime: Kinsou no Vermeil: Gakeppuchi Majutsushi wa Saikyou no Yakusai to Mahou Sekai wo Tsukisusumu

Kinsou no Vermeil: Gakeppuchi Majutsushi wa Saikyou no Yakusai to Mahou Sekai wo Tsukisusumu addpermalink

Both are about a mage summoning a familiar who happens to be a humanoid character. In Familiar of Zero, the mage girl is a bad student who summons the MC, a boy, from Japan to their world, making this an Isekai. In Vermeil in gold, the MC, an innocent boy with very potent mana summons a hot demon girl. Both shows are ecchi and the relationships between the summoner and the familiar can lead up to a lot of awkward moments and gain the attention of other girls and students of the respective magical academies. 

report Recommended by SummerADDE

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Both have the same MC who were students at a magical academy whose requirements is to have it's students summon a familiar, however the MC has several times failed to summon one until one comes along but instead of a familiar it is someone whom they form a relationship with. 

report Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979

Before I begin, I do like Zero no Tsukaima but I like Kinsou no Vermeil much better. Now onto why they are similar and I'd recommend it.

1) Both anime's worlds are based on magic and both are based around school.
2) Both have a system for ranking how strong each mage is. Whether it be with squares or ranks/shapes
3) Both have main characters who have to summon something in order to pass their schooling. 
4) Both main characters and summons are not quite what they appear to be. 
5) In each anime both sets of main characters work their way up their world's rankings systems while being judged by others. In the case of Zero, more so.
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report Recommended by LetsJustTalk

the story revolves around a master and a familar.
expect its gender vice versa.
both are ecchi, skkl and fantasy. 

report Recommended by xotourlife

This anime is 95% similar to 'Familiar of the Zero' which is one of my all time favourite anime, Both animes have almost same scenarios where the MC is teen and studying at a Hogwarts like school summoning a familiar and having a relationship between each other.. I would recommend anyone who's watching this anime should check out that one if you haven't already.. 

report Recommended by TeaN_

Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu addpermalink

They both involve a school system using a sort of summoned beast in combat. They both have several similarities in genre: action and romantic comedy. 

report Recommended by Nanodesu

Gosick addpermalink

They both contain a male protagonist who is in love with the girl and helps her out with her journey. Both contain hilarious comedy and are incredibly funny. Both of the female protagonists are unsure about the the guy at first. I can't quite fit the similarities in this paragraph with out it being a page long. If you liked one, I guarantee you'll love the other.
 

report Recommended by GraveDigger96

Both stories involve a japanese school-aged teenager working as a type of servant for an aristocratic female. 

report Recommended by abisakiller

These two series brought me lot of joy to watch. ZNT and GS have lot of similarities - for example there are two main characters in both series, the female and male hero who are madly in love, but the female character always acts pushy, noisy, aggressive, upset, jealous and of course call's her male friend a servant all the time and bullies him.
And the male character always shows his love, courage and will to defend his beloved Louise/Victorica in full action and adventure story of love and courage.
If you watched ZNT you will definitely love Gosick or in another way.  

report Recommended by rastburns

Imagine Zero no Tsukaima without comedy and magic, placed somewhere in time (for example, 10 years after WWI), seasoned with some mystery... Now it's no longer Zero, it's Gosick. They are so similar, yet different. 
In both series, there is a couple between a native girl and a foreign boy (japanese). They start to develop feelings for each other, and need to overcome challenges togheter, one of which being the girl's family. Both main girls are special, one has a secret magic power which is very powerful, and the other is the most intelligent person alive. The boys are pretty much the same, following their lover's orders, and rescuing them if necessary. 
Gosick is a more serious approach of a similar theme, and it's undoubtedly a very good series. read more 

report Recommended by MangoWolf13

Fate/stay night addpermalink

In both anime, the main protagonist is a mage and summons a familiar/servant. 

report Recommended by Kyo_Kagami

The story lines are completely different, but both anime have one of the characters summoning a male familiar spirit. Both have magic and someone who is the lone survivor of a village.
Zero no Tsukaima is more ecchi though. 

report Recommended by Rezurrekt

These two anime are similar because of the romance in both of them. The familiar of zero does have more romance, but they prove to be similar. Both main characters have a "familiar" (familiar of zero) or "servant" (fate/stay night) which is meant to be their companion. There is definitely some romance that goes on between them in both anime. Another similarity is that the main guy character does sometimes experience romance with other girls, not just their master/servant. Although it is obvious that their meant to be companion is who they are destined for. There is also magic in both anime, and the main has a special ability that is only noticed as a surprise later in the anime.There is more action in fate/stay night, and it is somewhat more of a thriller, while there is more humor in the familiar of zero.  Another difference is that the main in the familiar of zero is a girl with a guy familiar, and in fate/stay night, the main is a guy with a girl servant. Both anime were very impressive and if you liked one, you will definitely like the other as well. read more 

report Recommended by KannagiAyano

As both anime focus on magicians with their "summoned helper", the plots are rather different at some points. First they share the similarity of "doing what is right" which will lead to the inevitable dilemma's. In both series the main characters develop a love relationship with their "helpers".

The differences between the series are more at a sub-level: Zero no Tsukaima focusses more on humor and the main plot, so the action is more a side-show, where in Fate/stay Night the action is a bigger part of the show. Also, Zero no Tsukaima has some elements of ecchi in it. Where this usually is not a problem.

Overall, if you liked one, I do think you will like the other, even though both series have their differences. read more 

report Recommended by Konte

Anime: Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!

Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! addpermalink

*Both series involve a human male lead being summoned/reincarnated  to an alternate fantasy world...
* Both female leads (Aqua & Louise) have an amazing abusive personality...
* Both have Harem/Comedy combo ( the shows themselves proves that this combination is awesome )
*Both have Mages/Dragons/Swordsmans/Spells ( a so called RPG feel in them ) 

report Recommended by Konte

Rakudai Kishi no Cavalry addpermalink

These anime are extremely similar.

*Both involve magical school, but Zero is more a medieval school, and Rakudai more futuristic. 
*Dark haired male MC who is talented with a sword.
*Red haired female MC who is a powerful with magic.
*Both involve a master/slave relationship between the male and female MC's
*Both are ecchi harem 

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Shakugan no Shana II (Second) addpermalink

Both are very similar.
Have the same synchro and the same character - qualities.
In these animes aim is to fight the evil ... whether with magic or a sword.
But the love is not too short and in both animes.
The anime also has what funny, the comedy is there, too. 

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Anime: Campione! Matsurowanu Kamigami to Kamigoroshi no Maou

Campione! Matsurowanu Kamigami to Kamigoroshi no Maou addpermalink

Both series revolves around the main protagonist gaining the power of magic and his life like never been before. He meets a strange girl who seems to have affections for him.

Both series contain fantasy, comedy, drama, action, and of course romance. Both series' protagonists also have similar personalities. 

report Recommended by Stark700

Kaze no Stigma addpermalink

The main persons are very funny. In both anime are romantic, action, magicans and a lot more stuff. Ayano and Louise have the same reaction the one with fire the other one with explosions.   

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Dakara Boku wa, H ga Dekinai. addpermalink

The lead males are very similar. They are shameless perverts, very honest, and can be very manly when the situation calls for it.

The lead females are also similar with respect to their insecurities. They also have a similar nobility background.

There is also the fact that the leads in both anime are bound by contracts. 

report Recommended by Frostman

Anime: Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakama-tachi

Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakama-tachi addpermalink

The same character dynamics appear in both series, but they are both set in complete different settings and in the end Zero no Tsukaima is far superior to Ookami-san... 

report Recommended by Master10K

Machine-Doll wa Kizutsukanai addpermalink

Very similar context: the MC is a master and a has a human familiar (accompanier) of other gender while others have monsters instead.  

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Slayers addpermalink

I'm incredibly surprised that no one has compared Zero no Tsukaima to Slayers yet. 

Lina and Louise are both "flat-chested" magicians having to compete with their F-cup rivals (Naga/Zerbst). Both series feature a sword weilding male character that the main character ends up falling for and the humor is similar. 

All in all, I thought Zero no Tsukaima was fun to watch and if you liked it I know you'll love Slayers.  

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Prism Ark addpermalink

This kinda reminds me a little of zero no tsukaima.
Because of the draw style and somethings that are the same: a magical school, a girls who doesn't like the boy that mutch (at the start).
So it's worth watching if you like one of these to watch the other one 

report Recommended by Rosalyen

Kyou kara Maou! addpermalink

boy gets sucked into another world full of magical things, both anime is a good comedy 

report Recommended by d388

Ouran Koukou Host Club addpermalink

When i saw this one, it reminded me of OHSHC in a way, but its hilarious, and both Haruhi and Saito are both kinda clueless of the people around them (like how Tamaki obviously likes Haruhi (but Tamaki doesnt know it) and how Louise likes Saito (but doesnt know it and tries to deny it)). Did i mention they're both hilarious?? And perverted, in a way.  

report Recommended by Melancholy42

Ixion Saga DT addpermalink

both where summoned from there world to fight in another world both are teen characters who have no idea why they where summoned if you like one you will like the other i know for sure 

report Recommended by dragonman

Kishin Houkou Demonbane (TV) addpermalink

Both have the same boy-girl magical pact sealed by a kiss. 

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Toaru Majutsu no Index addpermalink

Both involve the main protagonist becoming involved with a woman who comes from a world of magic, who then takes the responcibility of protecting the girl from the dangers to come. 

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Mahou Senshi Louie addpermalink

Similar:
*Medieval setting
*Action/Adventure/Comedy
*Color theme

Both animes have Swords and Sorcery and the heroes are bound with a girl/woman. I think you will like them both, but Rune Soldier have less romance/ecchiness or not at all, and have older characters. 

report Recommended by XzaR

Shukufuku no Campanella addpermalink

Fantasy, magic, adventure, and harem, both these series contain those shared common themes. Although the protagonists are different in terms of personalities, they both share the want to protect what they hold dear.  

report Recommended by Stark700

Love Hina addpermalink

Both center around a romantic pairing made obvious at the beginning and beset by challenges in the form of other interested women, and both go to greater-than-average lengths, for the one-guy-multiple-girls approach, to flesh out their casts. Both feature a tsundere female lead who seems to enjoy nothing more than abusing the male lead. Love Hina has less magic, but its various side plots are often no less fantastical than if it did have magic. 

report Recommended by Pontifus

Inukami! addpermalink

Almost the same kind of art, same kind of humor (a bit ecchi :3) and the same kind of characters. There is also that master and familiar thingy. 

report Recommended by Jaydden

Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu addpermalink

As I was watching Zero no Tsukaima, I couldn't stop thinking about how related it was with Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuutsu.
The first thing I noticed was the relation between Yuki and Tabitha. Those two could be twin sisters. No kidding.
But then I started noticing some other similarities.
In both series, there is a bossy girl that drags a guy into her crazy world. And that treats him like a slave. I still think that if Louise and Haruhi ever met, they would probably be very good friends. Kyon and Saito are both completely normal (big-boobs-lovers), japanese guys. 
In both of the series, there are weird adventures that shouldn't happen to normal students. Haruhi & co. fight cave-criquets, Louise and co. have to deal with water spirits. 
The type of humor they use is looked alike too. There aren't stupid jokes, but there are parts of both series that make us laugh. 
Both animes have a ecchi feeling to them. (BIG BOOBS EVERYWHERE!!!) And they both express it in the same way. 
So, as in conclusion, someone who watched and liked one of the animes will certainly like the other.
I hope this was helpfull to you. =^.^= read more 

report Recommended by Carochinha

Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha addpermalink

Both have the genre of magic, a very compelling atmosphere, and the use of Familiars. 

report Recommended by Vizard

Sora no Otoshimono addpermalink

If you like ecchi-based comedy, then you would definitely like the other one. They both contain lots of ecchi stuff and a bit of harem. 

report Recommended by Jstyle

Macademi Wasshoi! addpermalink

The beginnings are very similar.
The only real difference is that Zero no Tsukaima has a bit more going for it when it comes to romance, while Macademi WAsshoi! had some of the best comedy I've ever seen in an anime. 

report Recommended by _ke

Dog Days' addpermalink

Both shows kind of having the same plot in the beginning. The summoning of human from another world. However, in Zero no Tsukaima, there's more ecchi scenes and the battles might get tense and serious. Unlike Dog days', where the battle are more entertaining, enjoyable, and joyful. 

report Recommended by darkj25

Anime: Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu

Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu addpermalink

The main thing in common between those two anime is the fact that the main character goes to a fantasy world where he gains an incredible power.
Re:Zero is more psychological and Zero no Tsukaima is more of a harem, romance but both of them have good action.
You may find it annoying that those main characters don't try to go back to their main world, but in the end both series are a lot of fun. 

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Kuro no Shoukanshi addpermalink

On the surface, there might not seem like any similarities, yet the main male protagonist of Kuro no Shoukanshi is similar to the female protagonist of Zero no Tsukaima in that they don't let anything get in their way. Both series also have their own ways of putting the overpowered character on it's head, with one preferring to go unnoticed and remain free while the other - the overpowered one isn't the person who fell into the world, but instead his companion. 

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Mahou Sensei Negima! addpermalink

Both are comedies about people who can use magic and also have partners.  

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Pandora Hearts addpermalink

Both of these series somehow give off the same feeling, but Pandora Hearts is dark while Zero No Tsukaima has more light-hearted moments.

The female leads of both series, Louise and Alice are tsundere girls and possess unique powers, while the male, Saito (Zero No Tsukaima) and Oz are some kind of a servant to the female leads. 

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No Game No Life addpermalink

In both No Game No Life and in Zero no Tsukaima the protagonist(s) is(are) transported into an alternate dimension with magic and the likes and when they are teleported take one nasty skydive. 

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Little Witch Academia (TV) addpermalink

Let's follow the comic life of Hogwart's students. Little Witch Academia features a typical school life full of entertainment, and Zero no Tsukaima features an atypical school life full of "entertainment" :) 

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Gakusen Toshi Asterisk addpermalink

Much better than other recommendations! My favorite anime is Zero no Tsukaima and I watched handfull of most recommended but didn't like those. However Gakusen Toshi Asterisk is really the answer if you search for sth like Zero no Tsukaima 

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Anime: Rokudenashi Majutsu Koushi to Akashic Records

Rokudenashi Majutsu Koushi to Akashic Records addpermalink

The mains characters are forced to go to a magic school and save the world. One as a teacher and the other as the worst student's pet, but both of them have fun all along the way. 

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Girls Bravo: First Season addpermalink

Both are ecchi, contain magic, and in a mystical setting. The characters are similar too. Also, in both the animes the main girl has pink hair and the main boy has blue hair. 

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Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase addpermalink

The male leads are expected to serve the female leads but are often unsatisfactory though they are proven to have hidden capabilities later on. The female leads are tsundere characters, while the male leads both develop attachments and become loyal to the females. Both the shows are of the fantasy genre. And the plots basically have the same "band-together-to-defeat-the-forces-of-evil" type of theme, but aren't really very similar. They both also have fanservice. 

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In both anime an unwilling male has to become the slave of a Tsundere Loli due to some magical ritual. Both male leads don't want this at all, which leads to a lot of frustration on the female lead's part because they expect the males to follow their every command. Aside from this the main characters are pretty similair too. Both are cute but bossy tsundere lolis, that expect the male lead to do whatever they say, and get easily jealous when the male lead gets along well with another girl. And the male leads are both easy going laid back guys that refuse to be slaves to their "masters" at first, however after a while they start developing feelings for their "masters" and start kinda accepting their roles as servants. Also both the female and male leads in both anime posses a special hidden power that they are unaware of at the beginning, but learn to master towards the end. Eventually the main characters in both anime develop feelings for eachother, and the typical awkwardness that comes with tsundere romance ensues. 
Personally I liked Zero no Tsukaima better than Tsukuyomi Moonphase, because the romance and comedy was better in ZnT. Also ZnT had a far better ending, and much less plot holes. I guess that the main diffrence between the two is that while ZnT is also a harem anime with slight ecchi moments (nothing too perverted however), Tsukuyomi Moonphase focuses on one heroine only (altough there are some other characters with slight feelings for the male lead, its not really at a harem anime level tough). Also in ZnT the male lead gets transported to another (Harry Potter like) world filled with magicians, while Moonphase simply takes place in our world. 

If you liked one of the two you should definatelly check out the other one too. Chances are you'll like ZnT more, but if you're into vampires and a slightly darker story Tsukuyomi Moonphase is the way to go for you. read more 

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Kore wa Zombie desu ka? addpermalink

Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? and Zero no Tsukaima both take a male lead and force him into a crazy supernatural situation as he is forced to fight through life threatening battles and tsunderes. Each show has very compelling action moments as well as some very funny and or awkward situations which get them mislabelled and treated as perverts. Each show does a  great job of taking an old concept and mocking it with great ranges of funny and enjoyable characters and concepts, though Zero no Tsukaima takes it self a little more seriously than Kore wa Zombie desu ka, Each anime is equally a great watch
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Little Witch Academia addpermalink

It's about magic, witches, wizards, academy of magic, and the main girl is bulled for something, both girls are pretty bad with the magic lessons. 

 

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Seto no Hanayome addpermalink

Very similars stories. Humor level is very good. You wont stop laugh durning all epizods. 

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Shugo Chara! addpermalink

Both have a stubborn main character with pink hair. I sont think by means of plot they are really alike, but I think that if you enjoy one you would like the other. Zero no Tsukaima is more straightforward and romantic about the character's feeling's. 

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Maoyuu Maou Yuusha addpermalink

The main characters are complete opposites, but are bound by a contract and end up working together for a certain goal. Also, both are romance, but a frustrating "love triangle" happens between the main male character, the main female character and a close friend of the male character. (Harem) Both main male protagonists are blue haired and wield swords. Also a similar feel and atmosphere of both of the animes, and great (but frustrating romance) and stories.  

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Kannagi addpermalink

Both have female leads with supernatural powers and have the male leads wrapped around their little fingers. 

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Asu no Yoichi! addpermalink

Both series deal with a teenager boy who get caught up in a different world, filled with adventures, new people and action/ecchi-packed scene's. Although one goes from the woods to the city, and the other one goes from the Human World to a Magic World, there are alot of similarities, namely the misunderstandings in relationships, the hardships they have to go through to find their (true) "love". 

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