Boku no Hero Academia

Kill la Kill addpermalink

Emotional! Intense! Amazing characters with an intense will to become something greater! Incredible way of manaigng the story and charismatic characters with a fully comical and very reliable sensis. Incredible but similar art styles, which flow amazingly with simple but very eye-candy animations.  

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Hajime no Ippo addpermalink

Both main characters are incredibly similar, almost to a T. They have low self-esteem, are often bullied, when one day a famous figure steps into their life to help them become the person they want to be. Both (a boxer and a hero) will require a great amount of training and combat trials.
Ichiro and Todoroki are also relatively similar in personality and how their relationship with the main character unfolds. 

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Inazuma Eleven addpermalink

These animes give the same type of feelings. Both Midoriya and Endou, who also have a similar personality (they never give up) look up to someone who they want to learn from. They're both giving their all to reach their goal, even though they start with pretty much nothing. Inazuma Eleven and Boku no Hero Academia both involve super moves, although Inazuma Eleven is more sports related and BnHA is more about real hero's. In both animes the characters aim to save the world in some way and they also both involve competition. 

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- Both animes have the protagonist a boy who wants to become the best.
- Midoraiya and Endou are pretty similar, both are a great friend who cares about the other people, both are ambitious, strong and they never give up.
- Both animes have superpowers and incredible fights/matches who keeps you in suspense and in full action.
- Both stories have sad and funny moments.
- Both animes have interesting characters, some characters that you think are bad are actually good, and some characters that you think are good are actually bad.
 

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They both have the same atmosphere, where the main characters want to be the best in the world and they fight with their everything to achieve that. The stories are similar, in a way that stronger and stronger opponents come at the and they have to "evolve" and become better in fight, but in totally different context, in Inazuma Eleven's case it's football and BHA's it's super heroes.

The shows have have similar character "hierarchies", like the MCs' father figures (All Might and Endou's grand father). If you watch both shows you can probably catch little plots and story points that appear in both series.

I really liked Boku no Hero, so when I started watching Inazuma Eleven I fell in love with it too. 

Each of them has their own compelling huge universe, both of them are still on going, with Inazuma Eleven having hundreds of episodes to watch (spread out in its spin-off series) and Boku no Hero Academia's new seasons on the way.

I am absolutely sure if you love one of these show's for its story and story-telling you are going to love the other too. read more

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Lots of showcase of power and lots of actions. Highschoolers trying to save the world with their talent and power. 

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Yowamushi Pedal addpermalink

Yowamushi and Hero Academia have quite interesting aspects that makes you want to watch them both if you liked one or another. 
- The main characters have the same voice actor and similar personality (although Deku is a more complex thinker but they are both bit nerdy and honest). 
- Naruko and Kirishima are basically same characters. Both like red and manliness. It's just fun to see similarities there. 
- Addition to that both are shounen shows about hardships and overcoming them so if you like stories like that it's a pity if you have not seen one of them.  

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Kami no Tou addpermalink

Both recent hit anime. Both have really good lovable characters with a wide range of creative designs. Both also have great art styles and OSTs. 

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Gakuen Alice addpermalink

Government-established elite schools for gifted children with super powers.
Perfectly ordinary main characters (reunited with their prodigious childhood friends) without any strenght or specialty - for the first fifteen minutes.
Powerful, genius boys with unapproachable personalities.
Lots of quirky (pun intended) classmates, unique teachers and comedic antics.
Despite being of different demographics, both deal with themes of friendship, bullying, doing good and pursuing goals. 

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World Trigger addpermalink

We all have an idol, that someone who pushes us to overcome our weaknesses, like these protagonists, who want to learn. At his side, a veteran, who supported him from the front or back, a cheerful girl with great potential, a boy with inherited abilities with wounds without being erased. Two series where there are unique abilities, powerful rivals, lifelong partners fighting for the same goal and opponents who hide in the shadows. 

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Kaze ga Tsuyoku Fuiteiru addpermalink

Both shows have a similar energy. and while Kaze ga Tsuyoku Fuiteiru (KTF) is a sports anime and Boku no Hero Academia (BHA) is a superpower anime, they both are strong shounen anime. Characters that aren't where they want to be build themselves up.

The enjoyment level, the mindset of the characters, and the drive to succeed are common themes while both anime's do it completely separate ways. If you enjoyed the type of character development in KTF, you'll certainly enjoy the adventure and characters in BHA. 

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Toaru Kagaku no Railgun addpermalink

The MCs of both shows are able to use powers. They both go to an academy, but that's more relevant in MHA. The power system is far more developed in Railgun as they make more focus on the scientific side and how they can use them. They both fight against "villians". Both have good animation, fights, ost, etc.  

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Little Witch Academia addpermalink

Our protagonists embark on an adventure despite their weaknesses, to become that idol that inspired him to move forward with his dreams. Enter a school where will meet people with powers, where will discover your own power. 

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Anime: Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka

Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka addpermalink

The main characters wants to be a hero really bad and they both become heroes in the end. 

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Shijou Saikyou no Deshi Kenichi addpermalink

Both MC's are weak in the beginning, but become stronger and stronger later in anime with a little help from their friends.
Both have comedy, lots of action and fighting.
Both MC's care about friends and are heroic - willing to do all it takes to help them, even if they have to risk their own lives.
Great soundtracks 

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Samurai Flamenco addpermalink

A normal guy who loves heroes dreams of becoming a hero and works hard towards achieving that goal. Under the tutelage of his own childhood hero, and surrounded by others who are also working to be heroes, the main character strives towards realizing his childhood dream. BNHA takes more inspiration from American comic book heroes, while Samumenco leans more toward the deconstruction of Japanese hero tropes, such as those common in tokusatsu and sentai series; both are a love letter to superhero stories. 

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Kekkai Sensen addpermalink

The main characters have weirdly similar personalities
Both are fun explorations of worlds full of weirdos with weird powers
Both are fun and interesting
Both are brilliantly animated
Both have awesome soundtracks
Both have awesome OPs
Both have even better EDs 

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Hamatora The Animation addpermalink

- Sudden development of superpowers in the world and it's effects.
- Superhero schools. Boku no Hero Academia is actually set in the school, whereas Hamatora is set after the protagonists have graduated from the school.
- Emphasise on 'quirks' and 'individuality' in relation to superpowers.
- Lots of action.
- Bright colours. 

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Anime: Concrete Revolutio: Choujin Gensou

Concrete Revolutio: Choujin Gensou addpermalink

Boku no Hero Academia and Concrete Revolutio are both series about superpowers done by studio Bones. Each show has a first cour of 13 episodes. Both have a fairly large cast. Each of them have somewhat unique art styles. They are also both fairly weird series. If you liked one, you will probably like the other. 

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Rakudai Kishi no Cavalry addpermalink

-Nobody believes in the MC to succeed
-Both MC can only use their power once
-Both are about fighting schools
-Both MC has had someone that told them to go and make their dreams come true 

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JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken (TV) addpermalink

Both include people with superpowers. Although Boku No definitley has a better plot, Jojo has great characters and animation. 

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Baby Steps addpermalink

Main characters who like to keep notebooks of everything that interests them? Welcome both of these series! 

The main characters are therefore both analytical and it's a nice change of pace to a normal Shounen main characters who usually don't like to think at all. 

Also both these series have nice love interests as well. Although I'd say it's more apparent in Baby Steps.

Definitely check out Baby Steps if you like BNHA for those reasons :)

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Dragon Ball addpermalink

Both are Shounen genres and focus a story based on the MC improving with any obstacle that he faces.
Both series have a main rival (Kachan and Vegeta) which are almost identical in the "wanting to beat the MC" method of thinking .
A lot of side characters helping the MC in multiple occasions.
MC is Overpowered as f**k. 

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One Punch Man 2nd Season addpermalink

Both deal with people with superpowers rising through the ranks to become a hero. The protagonists are very different, but the humor and fighting are similar and engaging. Definitely recommend! 

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Days addpermalink

- Both start out with weak but enthusiastic boy.
- That boy then has to train hard in order reach his goal.
- Both of the boys start their journeys later than the other kids so they have to work harder than everyone else.
- Though they are not about the same thing, one being heroes and the other being soccer, they both encompass similar ideas. 

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Ansatsu Kyoushitsu 2nd Season addpermalink

Both have a school where students are trained to become stronger
Also, both have a great comedy and charismatic characters 

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Shingeki no Kyojin addpermalink

Excellent anime with a large number of good characters
Very well animated fights
The way the story unfolds is masterful
Watching a season only makes you want to see more
From BNH 2nd season both are 10/10 animes 

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Assault Lily: Bouquet addpermalink

Class. It's a bit more obvious where the orientation that differentiates the two titles lie, however, it goes to be said anyway, MHA and Assault Lily are both titles that understand their premise and use their paramount production skills to make said setting believable in the first place.

You want heroes that correlate with 50s/60s type heroes? MHA has got that covered, with its own twist on the entire journey from zero. You want rich posh type ladies in a somewhat magical school with mercenary-like weaponry? Assault Lily's got you covered with Shaft on their side. 

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Gakusen Toshi Asterisk addpermalink

Both feature people with superpowers (Genestella for Asterisk and Quirks for MHA) and high school setting (all schools of Asterisk and UA High) with awesome action scenes complete with funny moments. Both English dubs are super awesome. However, Asterisk is more fanservice-y than MHA. Aniplex of America distributes Asterisk while Funimation distributes My Hero Academia.  

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Super Crooks addpermalink

Superheroes, super villains, and a bunch of weird super powers; what else you need to love both series? Maybe know that Crook is a seinen and BHA is a shounen; outside of that, you will enjoy both. 

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Shy addpermalink

SHY is basically BNHA. We have a world where ppl suddenly got supernatural abilities and started playing heroes, the main girl has low self-esteem, but tries her best to be a good hero  

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Nanatsu no Taizai addpermalink

Both series have great narratives, good fights and charismatic characters, if you liked Nanatsu no Taizai, you will probably like My Hero Academy especially the second season, in it some characters are deeper and have better fighting scenes. 

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Anime: JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 4: Diamond wa Kudakenai

JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken Part 4: Diamond wa Kudakenai addpermalink

If you finish Diamond is unbreakable ,you want something like Jojo and you don't want to read part 5 manga, Boku no hero is the answer.
The quirks feel like stands, and the humor tends to be similar. And the Jojo sense of justice is present too.   

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