Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de

Enjoyable chuunibyou moments and people's reactions. Inoubato is not as serious as Chuunikoi, but it has likable characters and a bit of romance. Inoubato also has a bigger backstory and actually contains magic stuff, but it never gets too epic or grand scaled - both series have their feet on the ground for the most part. 

A group of friends made of four girls and a guy. In both shows the characters deal with chuuni problems, the difference is in Chuunibyou the powers and battles are just imaginary while in Inou-Battle, everything is real. 

Both shows are telling a story about Chuunibyou. There's romance, too, in both shows. The one who have 8 grade syndrome in Chuunibyou Demo Koi ga Shitai is the heroines, while in Inou-Battle it was the MC.  

In both anime characters are lost in their delusional world. they imagine that they have some kind of incredible powers making them the main protagonists of their own imaginary world. 

Both Series have this MC who has the "Chuunibyou" or "Eight Grade Syndrome" which affects their daily lives, but also funny at the same time. But in Inou-Battle the MC's powers are REAL, while in Chuunibyou demo koi the powers of the MC are only imaginations from the disease. Both are SUPER funny though. With a touch of romance and the action on top. So i really recommend to watch these two if these kind of anime's suits your taste :) 

Both of them have a ,main chuunibyou character, romantic-comedy story, and a male protagonist character are surrounded by many girl 

The story is pretty similar being about them being able to use supernatural powers though in one of them they use their imagination and in the other it's real. Atleast one of the characters from both anime have Chuunibyou. 

Eight grade syndrome (or chuunibyou) is a stage in some teenagers when they think they are "special" in different ways, these series show us protagonists raving about their supernatural powers, we can appreciate some fun battles and romance, the difference between them is that in Chuunibyou powers are imaginary, in Inou Battle are real ~ 

Both of these series are comical and deal with one of the main characters having chuunibyou syndrome while having supernatural battles. However, in Inou-Battle, the fights literally do take place as they are real, while in Chunnibyou, they are imaginary. Both of these programs take place in a small club within their high school and it is just one male member with several other females around him.  

-Both anime has a character that have a eighth grader syndrome . On Chunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! , the one that have this type of syndrome is most of the main protoganists . While on Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de , only one person and that is Jurai Ando . Both anime also tends to make us laugh out loud . -Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de is a harem which the main protoganist is surrounded by girls . Chuunibyou on the other hand , does have lots of girl but not enough to say its a harem . -like i said , the comedy in this two tends to make you laugh while crying . read more 

Chuunibyou and Inou-Battle, both have a protagonist with the eighth-grade syndrome, which makes him fantasize about superpowers. A group is formed where everyone has something in relation, in Chuunibyou all are related to this syndrome and in Inou-Battle they all have superpowers. When passing the chapters we see that the protagonists are forming a bond, and they are accepting each other, accepting and improving their weaknesses little by little. 

They both talk about chuunibyou but on inou-battle the romance is replaced with actual powers (even though there's still subtle romance). 

Both shows deal with high school students in a club. The main male lead in both have very similar personalities, especially considering the fact that both of them have chuunibyou. Some of the female leads in both shows also have or had chuunibyou, although Tomoyo is over it while Rikka not so much (although it is a little complicated for Rikka... you'll see if you watch the show). Furthermore, both shows hint at a romantic theme, with the main difference being that Inou-Battle has multiple people liking the male lead (i.e. harem) and Chuunibyou is more focused around one person liking the male lead. Would recommend watching both as they are both relatively straightforward to follow along. read more 

The main characters have the same chuunibyou syndrome. These two anime tells the story of the supernatural club consisting of many women and one man is the main character. Romantic story is almost similar and many conflicts. Anyway both anime is very exciting. 

has the theme of chuunibyou disease, and is accompanied by an interesting romcom 

Both anime features a character that is a Chuunibyou. Both anime revolves around those characters and their everyday shenanigans.  

Both have a student group that have superpowers that will come together in some kind of club 

Both anime take place in a world where adolescence can mysteriously develop unique powers. 

Both are about humans gaining superpowers. The main casts are both teenagers who have to keep their secret a secret. Also of one member their (almost) useless and imperfect abilities turn out to be one of the strongest!  

High Schoolers with unbelievable Super Powers, Romance involve(InoBato isn't that romantic though :c). Charlotte isn't a harem anime but InoBato seems to be, I don't know why it doesn't have the harem genre. Both Animes Are Really Enjoyable c: 

Kids with powers, but it isn't centered around the powers, it is centered around it user. While Charlotte is more edgy and looks at the powers from a cynical perspective to progress it characters, Inou-Battle focuses on comedy and chuuni to develop it characters. Both shows are more mature than they seem and the animation quality are both good. There are some satisfying plot twists and there are good dialogues. 

Teens have extraordinary super powers *It takes place in a high school *They have to hide other people's powers They fight against an organization that is interested in their super powers  

Similarities: Both involves weird and noisy guy in the company of 4 girls. Both male characters don't get any respect from their harems. Both have the same school, harem, romance and comedy genre. Both have the same setting where it involves a room in some school and there weird guy and 4 girls where anything can happen. Dissimilarities: One the group of characters in one anime involves members of the school's student council, while the group of characters in the other anime are club members. The male character in one anime was someone who wants a harem, while the male character in the other anime is a chunnibyou. One anime has an extra supernatural genre. read more 

In my opinion: It has the same kind of characters , where there is a guy, a club president, a vice president, a secretary and a member who is the youngest. Also, both guys in both anime were obnoxious, and the club presidents are seniors, except that the president in "Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de" is a refine girl and is the tough one, also the vice president in the said anime is more of an analytical one, the youngest girl in the said anime is far more younger than the girl in "SnI". Also, the anime " Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de" has an extra magic genre. Persuasive Argument: Go watch and compare.  read more 

The same plot where it involve one obnoxious guy who gets no love from 4 girls in his club, and the girls where they typical bunch where one is the president who is also the sempai, there is the vice president, there is a secretary and another member who is the youngest . But, the new anime seemly have a 5th girl member, while the old anime only has 4 girls in the guy's harem. 

What do they have in common? 1. They both have the same harem genre where it was set in a club room. 2. They have the same number of girls to boy ratio. 3. Both male characters were either weird or obnoxious. Differences: In Seitokai no Ichizon Lv 2, the guys isn't the only obnoxious characters but also the girls as well. In Inou-Battle wa Nichijou, only the guy is obnoxious.  

Both have similar scenario, where a some supernatural singularity has manifest itself, in most of the populace, and where a few highschoolers have suddenly acquired some form of supernatural abilities. The differences were, in Inubato, the main cast were kept out of the main battle involving their own kind, while the main cast in Phantom World, the main cast were actively involved with the action, that involves supernatural entities that were wreaking mayhem around town.  

- Kind of Slice of Life with Action Supernatural. - One male main character in a group surrounded by girls. - Cute elementary school girl always bringing her favorite doll, making friend with high schoolers. 

Similar themes, different characters, but both offer the picture of select school students with supernatural abilities of some sort in the "normal world".  

Both have a MC male who is Chuunibyou and has a harem (or harem situation) "Inou- battle" however has real super powers and action in it, where as "Ore no Kanojo" foucuses more on the harem and "romance" in it.  

Both contain a group of likable female falling in love with the mc. This is not done in a typical familiar fashion that harem shows used before. Instead, they use the stereotypical story with out of the box methods resulting in hilariously good time. If you love one of them, the other is a must watch  

Both feature an unproductive high school club with only one male student as a club member. Other members of the club slowly get attached to the male student romanticly which creates drama and conflict among them.  

both have same otaku type male protagonist who's caring to some extent with a harem setting and of course that touch of romance and comedy with 4 other beauties. if you like "inou battle" then you are surely gonna Love "Saenai Heroine"  

For the most part the two share the same genre, where it is 1 guy who is loco and 4 girls who were simply bearing the guy, cu'z of his obnoxious antics. When it come to the characteristics of the character one would notice the same resemblance however only the plot is different, since Inou Battle relies heavily on random scenarios, while Saenai Heroine has a specific direction.  

Inou-Battle and Saekano have very similar character set ups. Both center around 1 male lead with four female leads (i.e. a harem). Furthermore, in both anime, there are a series of episodes that are centered around just one of the female leads. These episodes usually further clarify the relationship among the female lead and the other main characters. The two anime also share a similar premise - that is, a high school setting. Both also touch upon a romantic theme and are humorous in their own unique way.  

The main group of each anime consists of high school students (1 guy and the rest girls). Both groups spend most of their time in their clubroom, the game creation club (D-Frag) and lit club (Inou-Battle). The girls openly make fun of the main guy but hold a certain respect for him. Both groups have superpowers. although they are fake in D-Frag. Tons of hijinks ensue and they involve other students at times. D-Frag is a bit more ecchi in its repeated discussion of the characters breasts. Inou-Battle holds a larger focus on fantasy. Overall, they are both funny slice-of-life animes! 

Both involve after-school clubs, super-Chyuunibyou characters, and something of a reverse-harem situation. They're both also riotously funny and end just when things are getting good. Inou Battle takes D-Frag in the art and animation department, while D-Frag delivers more laughs and randomness, at the expense of a plot. Both are worth your time, and will leaving you with a smile on your face. 

Main cast of these series is thrown without warning into world with supernatural powers. In "Inou-Battle" powers are typical for magic/fantasy and heroes are left without a clue how they gained them and for what reason. In "Kokoro Connect" powers are more uncommon (like body swapping) but heroes soon learn how they gained them and for what reason. Both series are fun to watch with comedy, romance and a bit of drama. 

I'm surprised these two don't have more recommendations from users. In the first episode itself, both shows introduce a female character who acts as an asshole, but since her actions aren't inherently bad, she's forgiven by the other children, and she then becomes a part of their school club. It is in this club that all the children experiment with their supernatural abilities, while also bonding with each other. 

-Both have to do with a group of teens who have superpowers -Inou Battle actually seems like an upgrade from Dandelion -Both are still slice of life with little actual battles against enemies 

-Both have one male character surrounded by harem of girl club members (although Inou Battle had more romance) -Male MCs are both charming yet dense -Both are light-hearted comedy 

Both clubs feature a guy surrounded by many different girls in the same club. Hijinks ensue as their different personalities clash and the club gets into wacky situations.