Both are Fantasy/Action/Romance relating to fairy tales and gods.
+ Strong Male Main Character
+ Unique Female support characters
+ Both have great action
+ Similar Atmosphere (OP Main vs. Antagonist)
+ Both main characters have set of strong abilities that surpass others.
The main character in Campione! is a lot more manlier and is overall better with his harem girls. Also, the fights are more epic because he's kicking asses of GODS.
Ecchi-supernatural-harem shows with multiple sexy female characters and a strong male lead. The male leads are not perverted but nonetheless get into arousing situation with their harem.
The main characters are both beings with so much power they are practically world powers. Both have an organization that allows a girl to serve the main character. Both have magic societies that are also affiliated with the powerful beyond like the main characters.
Similarities :
- A normal guy becomes one of the most powerful beings on earth overnight.
- His powers are associated with 10/12 animals and creatures.
- He suddenly gets surrounded by females, who fall for him one after the other.
- He gets stronger with every new member of his harem.
- Kusanagi Godou and Akatsuki Kojou are both strong male leads with similar personalities.
Differences :
- Gods from real legends VS. fictional demons & vampires.
- Gets stronger through kissing VS. sucking blood from the girls (but please note that the blood sucking is at least as ecchi as the kissing).
- In Campione! the girls are more open with their feelings (especially Erica Blandelli) than in Strike the Blood.read more
Both animes possess these qualities:
A Harem that develops around a resisting main character
a main character that is rather likable in a harem anime
Supernatural elements:Vampires and demons in Strike the blood and in Campione! there are magic and gods
both main characters are some of the strongest beings on the planet(the MC of Campione is literally god-like)
and an echii-ish scene begins when they want to unlock their powers(Strike the Blood: blood sucking, Campione: a rather deep kiss)
-Kiss vs Suck Blood (so hot and ecchi for both)
hence become more powerful~
-Harem Harem Harem!!!!!!!
-Bunch of super-natural
Both of the main character gains power not only by their harems but sometime by the defeats of their opponent.
Both anime will keep your blood boil hot!
The protagonists in both series control multiple avatars within them, but are still inexperienced in their use. Both heroines of these series belong to a secret magic organizations and more experienced in both the use of magic and combat than the protagonists. Both protagonists need the girls in the series to gain something in order to win the fight, in Campione! Godou has to kiss the to gain new information and in Strike the Blood Kojou needs to drink their blood to unlock a new avatar.
In both animes the male main character is strong and he becomes stroger when he meets with a girl. Also both animes have perverted situations whom the main character takes more strength
Both these series are built around a male MC with exceptional, if not godlike, fantasy powers fighting off various enemies in their respective story arcs. Furthermore, both MCs fight with the aid of a Battle Harem and both perform intimate, but not purely lewd, acts with their harem members to give themselves a tactical advantage.
Main character gets even more powerful after doing indecent actions, they are surrounded by a lot of female characters who are helping the main character to get power. The main character have similar personality.
It wouldn't be surprising to see 'Strike the Blood' popped up in people's minds if they had previously seen 'Toaru Majutsu no Index'. In terms of superiority, 'Toaru Majutsu no Index' is the master while 'Strike the Blood' is the apprentice in a world filled with various supernatural beings. Both these series demonstrate that with teamwork and perseverance, battles can be won by either single-handedly overpowering your opponents or having support beside you in the most dire of situations.
'Toaru Majutsu no Index' draws upon different perceptions from various characters not to mention multiple main ones who could form a connection with the viewers with only a few encounters. There aren't a lot of your so-called typical harem and comedy which is one of the standouts of this series and that alone gives it a certain quality as to how 'Toaru Majutsu no Index' should be remembered. Adding to the clean and exciting quality battles throughout the series, this is the icing on the cake.
'Strike the Blood' focuses a lot of their appeal on the girls fanservice mixture and place their chips solely on a single male character powerhouse. The mild and short battles lacks appeal every now and then due to the fact that it is devoting a lot on the harem nature which is a make or break situation because in that one instant you will either like them or hate them, disliking fanservice is technically a killer right here.
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-annoying girl bothers the MC constantly and berates him when he's in contact with other girls
-futuristic fantasy setting
-every other girl is more interesting the MC girl
-magic and technology meet
-MC has lots of bad luck(?)
-visually they looked the same or are very similar
-if all else fails, wait for the MC to get "personally" angry
though Index>Strike the Blood
The worlds presented in both anime feel very similar, both dealing with magic and the supernatural with a government influence. The protagonists have the same attitude towards the issues they are presented with.
The settings take place on an island/in a city built by a mysterious man for a certain purpose. The main protagonists were originally normal people before the start of the series until they got mixed up with matters involving magic and science. Each hero possesses a unique ability that allows them to defeat enemies from the Church. Both also have a female sidekick belonging to a certain magical organization. The protagonists both have a male classmate that seems to know more than they actually tell and that also belongs to a magic faction. The heroes end fights with a side punch to the jawbones of enemies. They save girls and both have harems without putting much effort.read more
The setting takes place inside a futuristic city where magic and science powers coexist. The male leads have a large female harem, probably because of the male leads' habit of always helping damsels in distress, with no regard to their own lives. Both male leads' signature finishing move is to punch their opponents in an exaggerated manner.
The protagonist of SUTORAIKU ZA BURADDO, Vampire Accelerator Touma, appears to be just a simple-minded high school Touma who spends his days Toumaing around in not-Academy City, a high-tech city where science and magic blah blah, etc. But in reality, he is the strongest Touma of them all with the power to vampire both science and magic with his right Touma. Accompanying Vampire Accelerator Touma as he white-knights kute girls and fights quirky villains is A Certain Magical Mikasa, his tsundere kouhai with electricity-based powers who constantly attaches herself to him, wanted or not. Vampire Accelerator Touma just wants to finish his summer homework and ride the monorail, but something something science magic wacky hijinx and fight scenes. Fukou da.read more
Similar feel with a fight of demons, religions, and angels. Both have very great action and comedy scenes. Hopefully strike the blood will get as much content as raildex has.
-Both series involves science and magic, and both take place in an especific city (Academy City/Itogami City). The difference is that Academy City is a science city and Itogami is a magical city.
-Both series involves an average main character (Touma/Akatsuki) with an strange power that often gives him problems. Both characters are better known by their nicknames (Imagine Breaker/Fourth Progenitor).
-Both series involves a heroine (Index/Himeragi) affiliated to a secret magical organization (Necessarius/Lion King). Also both series involves a very skilled tsundere girl (Misaka/Himeragi) who is in love with the main character.
Both involve magic
Both have supernatural powers
Strike the blood focuses on the vampire side whislt Index focuses on the human side
- Plot lines are excellent
- Ratings are 9+
You won't regret it
Both shows have a teenage MC trying to live a normal life in some scientifically-more-advanced-than-the-rest-of-the-world city where magical and sci-fi enemies keep coming after them and their harem. Even the storytelling is somewhat similar.
Action takes place in a technologically advanced city, where supernatural abilities are commonplace. The protagonist is a high school student, who despite having an incredible power tries to lead a normal life. The plot consists of many encounters with various magical or Church-related wrongdoers and unraveling mysteries of the city.
Wide cast of characters contains both magic users and regular humans. In Strike the Blood supporting characters have more screen time than in Index, where the cast varies between story arcs.
Both shows have magic elements and opposing organizations creating conflict. Both MCs wish to have a normal life until it is drastically changed after obtaining power. If you like Strike the Blood you will like Toaru Mjutsu no Index and vice versa because of the similar elements that both shows follow, yet different plots that keep both of them unique and constantly on your toes.
Both have a futuristic tecnologic city setting for people with special powers(espers or vampires).
Both have the same type of male protoganist with one-trick ability with a growing harem
Both plots are convoluted and confusing with lots of lore and intricate characters from behind the scenes(typical of light novels)
Strike the Blood is more on the ecchi side with a better art style. While Toaru Majutsu no Index is more on the generic shounen side with more interesting characters and abilities.
Dunno what gonna describe. But for me it has same vibe like magic and science town/island. Lmao (≧▽≦)
"This town never get boring"
"This town never get boring"
The main characters from both series are very similar. Harutora from Tokyo Ravens and Kojou are both dense, unlucky but awesome/epic at the same time. They were living a normal life until their lives changed. In Tokyo Raven: Harutora became an Onmyoji while in Strike The Blood: Kojou is a vampire. Both series takes place in a modern city filled with interesting characters. Add some supernatural elements and mystery too. Both series airing at the same time.
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
The protagonist of both animes are vampires who want to have a normal life principle. However all this world to know a girl.
Another similar aspect is that both characters have a hidden power within them.
These two primarily action-focused anime both feature a strong male lead that is an immortal vampire. Both male leads can summon familiars and other powers that they use in battle. Both anime also contain a bit of romance, and a good amount of comedy and ecchi/fanservice.
+ Both have a superntural beings (vampires)
+ The main character is pretty serious and powerfull
With only a few episodes you can tell they are pretty alike
Similarities:
Both have the same high ranking evil beings who weren't evil at all, but still have to be watched over by female main character to act as their nanny whom were also assign to eliminate them if necessary.
Both have the same supernatural, ecchi, action genre.
Both have the same school setting.
Dissimilarities:
The main character in one anime has a dragon as his familiar, while the other one only has his friends.
One has an extra harem and romance genre, while the other has vampire as its extra genre.
The main character in one anime will one way or the other have to rely on his nanny to satisfy his blood lust while in the other anime the main character was force to go against the very authority who are watching him to save his childhood friend.
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Both of these deal with romance, comedy, harem and ecchi (but for Strike the Blood it's just a little) . Each of them are also have the main character is considered to be committing a crime because he has the power of the devil (MC for Strike the Blood is a Vampire and MC for Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou is a Demon King).
Both series involve a boy, who's pretty serious and if it wasn't for the series actually TELLING you that he will cause a big deal of damage and annoyance to the other characters in the series, you would of never have suspected him to do anything to cause attention and could make the easy assumption that he's just a typical dopey protagonist that the female characters can scream at and take their misunderstandings seriously.
Both series also reveal an observer that have been sent over to make sure they aren't messing anything up. This causes the male lead to become nervous, and again the misunderstandings are taken serious. Cause the threat to "report sexual harassment" to occur.
Of course, both revolve around the same thing as - the male lead has a power that he rather not have, but uses seriously when he feels the time is right. A lot of people think the male lead's a bad guy before they have even done anything destructive.
Although both series have great similarities, Ichiban Ushiro Daimaou is vastly more entertaining. So, I suppose it's safe to say - if you like one of these, you'll like the other. Or not.read more
They both have to do with supernatural powers and of course WOMEN! Lets face it the reason DxD is so great is because of the comedy that the Harems bring and it is no different for Strike the Blood. Both have really cool fight scenes, babes, and comedy
Strike the Blood and High School DxD are both anime which are listed as ecchi, but are packed with action in an attempt to create a plot. High School DxD focuses more on the ecchi side, but still has a decent plot. Strike the Blood is more focused on the plot, and less on the ecchi side of things. The main protagonist in each of the series are turned into supernatural beings, tearing apart their normal life. They then go through development as their respective beings. Both of the series have harem elements, but it has a greater presence in High School DxD. I found the two series to be enjoyable, but Highschool DxD is not for you if you do not prefer ecchi anime.read more
Well they are practically the same in terms of theme and tropes. Ecchi,, High School Settings, and the MC has a massive Harem, and action based. However, unlike Strike the Blood, High School DxD has a much better world building, better characters in general, actually good plot, and the fan service is borderline Hentai. However I do think the actions in Strike the Blood are slightly better. If you enjoyed Strike the Blood I highly recommend watching out High School DxD. But I can't say so for the other way round. If you really liked High School DxD I can't say you will enjoy Strike the Blood for sure.read more
A harem with ecchi scenes fanservice is also limited and censored in same way as in high school.Though the harem here seems more one sided.Has its own share of cliches but are interesting enough to keep you going.
These two anime both feature a futuristic world which is filled with magic and magic-related elements. Strike the Blood goes a bit further by also adding in some supernatural elements. They both contain action and romance, but Strike the Blood also adds in some ecchi and comedy.
Both anime also feature annoying, yet skillful female main characters. You have Miyuki from Mahouka who calls her brother Tatsuya by "Onii-sama" about a hundred times per episode and Yukina from Strike the Blood who insists on interrupting Kojou's catchphrase "This is my fight" with her infamous "No Senpai, this is OUR fight."
Mahouka has an OP Male MC that protects his friends against enemies. There are hints of romance.
Strike the Blood also has an OP Male MC. STB uses romance/harem to further the story more than Mahouka.
Artwork and episode set-ups are similar. Mahouka has long arcs, while STB has usually 3 ep. arcs.
The MC have many similar personality like calmness, liked by all girls, and didn't know about women heart. And the heroine always say annoying statements. In STB you'll find Himeragi says "senpai" and in Mahouka you'll find Miyuki says "onisama".
Similar atmosphere/feel, both are sci-fi/magic-orientated, mostly female cast with one guy in the middle of it, have separate 2-4 episode arcs that are not that related to each other. Only difference is that Railgun revolves around one girl more and Stb revolves around one guy and his magical harem (plus there's more ecchi in the latter)
Now that I think about it, these two animes are somewhat alike, here's how :
-One of the main characters are really strong in some way.
-Both in a town/city where it has a lot of other people with powers and facilities for research.
-In both animes, the facilities research about these powers and have adapted to them with systems.
-Both animes have another character who is like their "partner" who fights along side with them.
Similarities:
- The lead protagonists (Misaka Mikoto, Akatsuki Kokou) have strong powers.
- Both has a high school setting
- Both animes have another character who is like their "partner" who fights alongside them.
Both have a main male character with great supernatural power, in positions that are seen as threats to humanity, which cause the main female character heroine to antagonize and supervise the main male character despite his upstanding, even heroic, behavior.
However, while they're both shounen plots, in "Hataraku Maou-sama!", the plot is light and comedic, and the romantic subplot is more subtle than it is in the more serious and harem plot format in "Strike the Blood".
If you like supernatural shounen titles with strong, upstanding male leads with sassy main female love interests, both are worth checking out.
Male protagonist is some sort of evil entity that the female antagonist is send to watch over / kill but she begins to befriend him. In addition to that, both protagonists lost their powers or are not fully aware of them. Timeline for both is modern Japan.
Relationships between the main characters and their friends have many similarities, and this is a big thing because personal relationships are important in both series. Also one can say that Strike the Blood is more “calm” version of Date A Live in this matter.
Both Strike the Blood and Date A Live follow a similar format where each "arc" follows the protagonist meeting a new female character whom he tries to save and after each girls respective arc they slowly start to fade away into the background and their only defining character trait is that they now love the protagonist, which becomes more and more apparent as the seasons go on and the dudes harem grows at an alarming pace.
Both series are fun action-y type shows with a lot of fanservice and new girls every few episodes, I recommend both shows to anyone who is into that sorta stuff.read more
One powerful guy surrounded by a bunch of girls. Guy has a lot of power/potential and the girls are pretty powerful too. The difference would be that Arata is a lot more funnier then Kojou and not as dense.
-Both MCs are strong and get stronger after meeting with girls
-Both stories have magic, magic creatures etc.
-Both male MCs are improving at a very fast rate.
Strike the Blood and the Monogatari series have many striking similarities. They both have a main lead male protagonist adjusting to becoming a vampire unwillingly. Also, a strong lead female protagonist who becomes romantically involved with the lead male. They also share meeting/helping various other girls with different powers and capabilities along the way. I would definitively recommend Monogatari if you enjoyed the Strike the Blood series for sure, and visa-versa.
Vampires! You're in luck.
Bakemonogatari and Strike the Blood are both about Vampires.
Koyomi Araragi from the Monogatari Series and Akatsuki Kojou from Project STB are both protagonists who were unwillingly transformed into vampires. Slowly, they begin to accept reality and tries their best to protect their families and loved ones.
Love Interest
Though Hitagi Senjougara from Bakemonogatari and Yukina Himeragi from Strike the Blood are both lead female protagonists and have few similarities. Their way of thinking is strongly built and character-wise very enjoyable to see throughout the show. Hitagi and Yukina both began to get closer with the male protagonists (Koyomi, and Kojou) in every episode and became romantically involved. They are both very attached to the lead male and get jealous when they are with another girl. (Senjou would kill Koyomi lol.)
Similarities (Point Form)
- Both of the series have many heroines that have special powers
- Both of the main heroines has similar personality
- Both series contain supernatural elements
- Both of the locations are set in and around high schools
- Both main characters have evolving superpowers.
- Both shows are in the action, romance, and comedy genre
- Both are very long series
- Deep plot, long adventures, and great action with stunning fight scene animation
- Comedic plot and situations where you can't help but give a laugh
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Both series are similar with a male and female protagonist involved with the supernatural which leads to many action scenes. The female leads are quite similar as they are always with their "sempai" (male protagonist), and believing they are perverts.
the main character has a special connection with the heroine since both of them is the kouhai of the protagonist.
both of the protagonist has some special power more than the heroine
both of the protagonist considered danger by the surrounding because of their power
Both have a lazy male protagonists that want to live a normal life but get dragged into heap-loads of drama. Both are OP in their own way, and as far as I know, from when I post this (which is on episode 8), it seams that Strike the Blood is developing a harem. :)
A guy has their lives runs smoothly, until an incident happened before the story starts. However, they have this unique power where the main male character stands up... Immortal powers. In this the case they can't either be killed, or being brutally torn to pieces regardless of what they do. Though a threat is present in their area and they used these powers to help out their friends or the people around them.
Strike the Blood, follows an immortal vampire with supernatural powers, while Kore wa Zombie, follows an immortal zombie who dresses up a "Girl" to fight off monsters.
Both are about vampires and have unique ideas about vampires.
They are both about a world where both humans and mythical creatures exist in a modren japan
The main charecter bares a burden and likes to be left a lone and is slightly introverted
There are teachers who act similair to the general, then are coocky, yet powerful
Vampires, vampires, vampires!
Both shows revolve around vampires and how they're a nuisance to society. Owari no Seraph doesn't quite hold the same comedic aspects as Strike the Blood, but if you're looking for a more serious, darker show about vampiric and human relations, Owari no Seraph is the way to go.
* Both has «Special Zones/Islands» for inhuman creatures (vampires/werewolves..etc)
* Both has Vampire & Human girl as main characters (male vampire & human girl...)
* Lots of action in every episode...( damn, those vampires!!! )
* Really nice OST's ( one of the strongest point of both series )
* Idk, just BBB seems more epic...(StB seems to suffer with too much characters)..
In both shows, the main character is a supernatural being who is said to be very dangerous and should be eliminated. Both have exorcists who fight the demons/supernatural beings. The fight scenes are also good in both.
Similarities:
- the main character is stuck with a superior power to the common man
- neither character wanted the power in the first place
- both animes have humor mixed into the deep plot, although Ao no Exorcist would be stronger in humor
Differences:
- Strike the Blood is a bit more... mature? Perhaps?
They both give you the similar feeling . If you like this one i think you should like IS also, other than that their story are different others are pretty much alike. Both MC are super dense . I am actually surprised that i am the only one that recommend IS .
Bruh they're literally the same anime. Dude befriends 100 different girls who are all extremely violent and get jealous way too easily. All the girls are in love with him of course, and are always competing for his affection. Obviously the dude is completely oblivious to this fact (he is either extremely extremely dense or the biggest fucking troll I still can't tell). A girl could literally walk straight up to him and confess their undying love to his face and he will still genuinely believe she just thinks of him as a friend. MC dudes catchphrase in both animes is basically "no way, she doesn't like me" <- he thinks stuff like this every five seconds pretty much.
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Both are Magic and Fantasy
Both have a situation where Magic exist
Both Male protagonist are being followed by girl
It's has some other I can't explain.. but this is the most similar part.
‘Shakugan no Shana’ and ‘Strike the Blood’ have quite a few similarities with each other. Both main characters, Yuji for SnS and Kojou for StB one day became peculiar beings, with Yuji becoming a Mystes, and Kojou becoming the Fourth Primogenitor. There’s also a girl who observed both protagonists, with Shana observing Yuji in SnS, and Yukina observing Kojou in StB. Together, the male and female protagonist fight against many enemies they cross paths with. I felt a similar feeling while watching both these anime, so if you like one, you’ll probably enjoy the other to a certain degree.
Both protagonists got powers randomly and a female sidekick from nowhere. Both protagonists share a harem and are very similar in personality. There are similar characters, but different plots.
Both of these anime have fantasizing imagery of either demons and vampires or magicians and wizards. The main characters are joined upon by group of friends which are almost the same and have the same personalities. If you enjoy some romantic feeling, in school and magical explosion-action. This anime is for you!
Both shows are action focused with supernatural elements. Both feature an underground criminal world connected to the supernatural as the setting. Both have ecchi elements, though significantly more in Strike the Blood than in Taboo Tatoo.
Both MCs have supernatural powers. They both meet a girl who also has supernatural powers and helps them or offers them to fight along her/her organisation against whatever villains they meet.
In Strike The Blood you have vampires with familiars.
In Taboo Tattoo you have tattoos which give superpowers and need an activator.
They're both clichéd stories with a lazy and seemingly ordinary character who was granted great power for some random reason. As if you couldn't already hate the MC enough, he's surrounded by incredibly pretty girls due to his status. Also check Bible Black.
But both shows are enjoyable using comedy, good pacing, amazing art, sound and atmosphere to the fullest. Although cliché the plot is very well developed and carried out. Characters follow the trait and stereotypes and clichés apart, they're likable and enjoyable.
AKA: A very talented author with a peanut brain and some good advice from pros makes anything look good.
Both have a strong main character that is trying to hide their special powers and wants to live a normal life. Both main characters cannot seem to properly control their powers fully.
Both have magic
Similar in terms of setting; both have their main focus on artificial cities that are afloat out in the pacific but still technically under Japanese jurisdiction.
Also, the events surrounding those cities are predominantly supernatural. In Strike the Blood's case vampires, and for Engage Kiss demons. From that, the main character's powers are relied upon to keep the city's peace.
Similarities
- Both MCs gain powers from their compatibility with women (sucks blood/emotional trust)
- Both MCs are targets of assassination by a powerful organization/kingdom
- Both MCs have a 'harem'
Differences
- MC in Spirit Seed Manual is isekaid into a fantasy world VS MC in Strike the Blood isn't isekaid
- MC in Spirit Seed Manual has no magic powers VS Strike the Blood MC is a powerful Legendary Vampire
- MC in Spirit Seed Manual connects activates his power with his fairy harem by helping with their emotional trauma VS MC in Strike the blood activates his power by sucking blood.
Both ‘Strike the Blood’ and ‘The Asterisk War’ feature a high school boy who lives on a scientific artificial/man made island. Both these boys have extraordinary power, with Kojou from Strike the Blood being the fourth primogenitor, the strongest vampire in existence, and with Ayato having such large amounts of prana (iirc). Both have a catch to their powers; Kojou has to suck the blood of women in order to awaken his familiars, and Ayato’s powers were restrained by his sister. Of course, both these boys have a harem of their own, and are too dense to realize the feelings of the women around them.
Both have a similar MC and interesting romantic views. While Strike the Blood has more supernatural elements in it Rakudai Kishi no Cavalry takes a more magical approach. Both have lots of humor and great characters that will keep you on your toes!
Ordinary dude finds out he's actually an heir to a really important and powerful family and must train to get stronger. There is also a girl who is tasked to watch over him and protect him. A lot of action plus ecchi.
Kindaichi and Kojou had a some special releationship with lead heroin Miyuki and Yukina and those two anime had a same theme for shounen ,msytery,romance and school. Kindaichi had two close friends,Ryuta Saki and Murakami Souta and also had a releationship with an idol,Reika Hayami while Kojou also had two close friends, Aiba Asagi and Motoki Yaze.He also had his younger sister,Nagisa and a chilhood friend,Yuuma.Kojou also had a releationship with a few girls such as La Foila,Sayaka and Asagi.I think Akechi Kengo had a same personality with Vatler Dimitrie because they had a teamwork with their main character of the story.
Both have main characters who rely on their companion (a younger girl in both cases) to achieve their potential. In both cases the girls are better fighters than the main characters. The girls in both cases are besotted with the main character. The main character in both cases is the typical clueless awkward hero type.
-Boy with super powers.
-His power increases thanks to his harem.
-Romance between the protagonist boy and the protagonist girl.
-There is a faction of heroes too.
Both are fun action series that aren't too deep that you can just sit back and enjoy but what's more important is the catchphrases that atleast for me greatly elevated my enjoyment of the series.
Action, thriller, blood sucking and of course a presence of a vampire is the most common criteria of these anime. Both has lots of similarities. One should try them both.
Both shows have the two main protagonists, a vampire and a human who can use some form of magic, face off against mysterious and powerful foes.
Additionally, both anime are infused with ecchi, comedy, and school life themes.
The setting takes place inside a futuristic city where magic and science powers coexist. The male leads have a large female harem, probably because of the male leads' habit of always helping damsels in distress, with no regard to their own lives. Both male leads' signature finishing move is to punch their opponents in an exaggerated manner.
Both of these anime have a slightly echi side to them. Both harems are filled with girls with unique abilities. The male protagonist in both is constantly trying to save and help the girls in the harem. The character design for the main female interest is similar and are both voices by Taneda Risa. The episode and series pacing for both is also very similar. The main female interest in both can be violent with the MC when he does anything with another female.
Both male protagonists are Extremely Powerful and OP
And are being assist by females
Everyone has supernatural powers
Both anime have Supernatural and Fantasy Genres
Both Males do get hit by females but are forgiven
Guy with exceptional powers saves the world while living a day-to-day ecchi/harem life. The upbeat mood + jokes/gags are great and well incorporated into the overall story arc.
Both are supernatural action anime setted in world where some people have superpowers. Main character has special ability and fights against other people with special abilities.
Both have supernatural elements with a boy/girl team trying defeat evil
Both have a lot of action although Strike the Blood has more gore
Similar feel overall, and both have light-hearted comedy moments
Although they don't flaunt their skills, the main character is a potential threat to anyone and everyone near them although they don't have any malicious intent. In fact, both seem to have a slightly naive energy about them and a pure/optimistic goal ahead of them.
Female lead provides adamant support when they're not fighting the main character off the battlefield. Great potential for character development, but their catchphrases get old quick.
Would recommend both although they aren't high-priority shows.
Kojou(strike the blood) and Kakeru (11eyes) are both boys surounded by girls. First, they are just living their normal lives until they become involved in fights and get supernatural powers. They both have to try to save the world.
