Slice of life animes about a group of girls on their fantasy adventure with some of the best comedy ever with wholesomeness splattered all over it. Both are great, if you liked one you'll love the other.
both are about a party of 4 cute girls in a fantasy world, rpg inspired with a focus on the slices of life theme and a bit of comedy but overall cute and colorful shows
-Both series are about a group of four girls going on adventures in a fantasy world.
-Both series have a school /academy.
-Both series have a adventure guild.
-Both series's groups have a pet that is helping them.
-Both MCs don't want to repeat what they did in past/previous life.
The two, besides being of the same genre, tell a story where a character tries to hide her past, while living with future heroines, being one of the heroines, in the case of Adele von Ascham of Watashi, Nouryoku wa Heikinchi de tte Itta yo ne! , or as a teacher of the heroines, in the case of Mao of Endro~!
Both feature cute, overpowered girls in fantasy RPG-like settings. BOFURI takes place inside a video game and Watashi, Nouryoku wa Heikinchi de tte Itta yo ne is all in reality (reality for the show anyway, it's in a fantasy setting), but they have similar vibes. If you like one, you'll likely enjoy the other!
Both shows have similar protagonists
- Little Girl
- Overpowered
- Ditz
Bofuri obviously feels more like a video game, where the stakes are much less severe and the adventures are all in good fun.
Average Abilities takes place in a conventional fantasy setting and as such their lives are on the line.
While the pacing of Bofuri feels natural and calm, Average Abilities feels very sudden.
Both anime feature OP MCs in other worlds of types. In Noukin, the MC is reborn having "average" abilities, making her super powerful. In BOFURI, The MC keeps stumbling upon over-powered skills because of their unpredictable nature. That is one of the biggest differences between them. BOFURI's MC, in the anime, is unpredictable, and in Noukin, the MC is so predictable that everyone knows her single excuse. But don't let Noukin's current low rating steer you away from it, it is an excellent and fairly well thought-out anime, even explaining how magic is scientifically possible (to an extent, not like the writers did a PHD in it).
If you have watched either one of these and thought it was a 7.5 or up, I am sure you will enjoy the other too!  read more
Both of these are moe isekai anime that have more action than you would expect from a moe show. Average Abilities gets surprisingly real and dark at times and Max Out My Defense gets very into the action.
They're both moe isekai anime that are more focus on the moe than the isekai. Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear is more light-hearted than Average Abilities but they both have the same vibe and feeling to them.
Both have cute, overpowered anime girls isekai’d to a fantasy world. They're also mostly lighthearted with a dose of seriousness (With Average Abilities having a bit more of it).
Both are funny slice-of-life stories with elements of fantasy & action and extremely similar premises: An otaku of sorts dies after getting hit by a car, and gets isekai'd in a medieval-esque world of magic. Because they possess knowledge of their former lives, they almost immediately become OP geniuses and revolutionize the way magic is used; however, they also possess little in the way of common sense, which often results in shocked responses from those around them. Early on, they make new friends whilst attending school, and eventually band together in order to defend people from various monsters.
The main differences are:
1) WMG has more of a school setting, while Noukin focuses on adventuring.
2) In Noukin, the MC just wants an average life, while the MC in WMG always tries to outdo himself.
3) Romance is a central plot element in WMG, but non-existent in Noukin.
4) The MC in WMG is raised by loving caregivers, who train him in magic & combat, while the MC in Noukin is ostracized & disowned and had to learn everything by herself.
5) Noukin is much funnier, but WMG is more action-packed.
If one is up your alley, give the other a try. read more
both are more light heart isekai anime with the MC dying by truck-kun and reincarnated.
Both MCs are extremely overpowered one thanks to a god and the other thanks to old world knowledge and legendary trainers in magic, magic item crafting and close combat
Both MCs are dense about their abilities and one somewhat socially awkward
differences Watashi as some very dark undertones both have political drama and again Watashi had some family drama
Kenja as romance with the MC more or less falling for a girl right at the start while Watashi is center around a girl and her group of female friends questing as hunters (adventurers)  read more
- Both MC have been sent into an another world
- Both MC have overpowered skills
- Both have lines of friends that gets surprised whenever their abilities show
Both of these shows are super hilarious isekai shows however Watashi, Nouryoku (WNH) has less sexual humour and the entire cast is female. I found WNH to be quite funny and I hope more people watch the show
Both shows are about a character who wants to have average levels in their next life but turns out to be overpowered anyway. Both MCs are also awkward as they aren't really accustomed to their new life.
As the title of both anime suggests.
Both anime features MC who died and was reincarnated.
Both want to live a quiet and easy life where they are just an average person.
However, both MCs are extremely overpowered and they desperately tried to stay "average" but failed badly.
Both MCs formed their party in their school and act as a leader. They also trained their party member and make them overpowered as well.
Similarities
- Both MCs reincarnate into a fantasy world
- Both MCs have overpowered abilities (OPMC)
- Both MCs are in the same age group
- Both MCs attend an academy
- Both worlds have magic/spell casting etc.
- Both MCs develop technology/techniques in the new world
Differences
- MC in Watashi is female VS MC in Strongest Sage is male
Both features MC (Mathias and Mile) who get reincarnated into a child's body while retaining memory from their previous life.
Both anime starts with Mile and Mathias about the enroll to a school, both left school at the first half of the series where they become a adventurer
Both Mile and Mathias have overpowered combat abilities.
Both form a party of 4 and travel around the world.
Both features combat, blood, and death.
There is some difference between these 2 anime:
1. Mile is a female while Mathias is a male.
2. Mathias embraced his ability while Mile rejects it.
3. Average abilities features a full female party while Strongest Crest have a male in its party  read more
Both shows are isekais featuring a girl who lived a pressure-filled life previously, and got reincarnated into a fantasy world after meeting an early death hoping to live normal and relaxing lives. But they get interrupted as both MCs happen to be way too overpowered for their liking and as such, they draw unwanted attention to themselves.
Both Adele and Azusa were reincarnated after a tragic death.
Both wish that they will have an average life where they can peacefully live their 2nd life without any events.
After finding out they are overpowered, they tried their best to stay "average" but failed badly.
They both also remember their past life.
Average Ability is more comedy driven while Slime 300 is more wholesome.
Similarities
- Both MCs reincarnated from modern day Japan into a fantasy world
- Both MCs want to live a normal, mundane life
- Both MCs become center of attention through word of mouth
- Both anime use comedy and friendship to drive the narrative
Differences
- MC in drugstore is a male pharmacist VS MC in average abilities is a female magic student
- MC in average abilities has overpowered traits (elder dragon) VS MC in drugstore doesn't have any overpowered traits apart from his medical knowledge
Similarities
- Both MCs want to live a quiet life
- Both MCs are isekai from modern Japan/China into a fantasy world
- Both MCs have 'average' abilities in the magic fantasy world
- Both MCs quickly get sucked into the affairs of their new world
Differences
- MC in Spirit Seed Manual is an average trash with no magic affinity VS MC in average abilities has an average level of elder dragon skills (still OP)
- MC in Spirit Seed Manual is a male VS MC in average abilities is a female
- MC in Spirit Seed Manual gains his powers from fairies VS MC in average abilities gains her powers from the god that reincarnated her read more
Both MC want to live a relatively normal and average life, but fate says otherwise. Both desperately trying not to stand out, but their desperate attempt of not standing out makes them stand out.
Both shows revolve around a character who was Isekai’d into a fantasy world with strong magical powers.
Both have some small dose of comedy.
Both characters have some title of nobility.
Both MCs want to be adventurers. In 8th son this quickly becomes a side objective, while its front and center of Noukin.
Both MCs get more attention than they wanted.
The general plot: An overachieving otaku who was run over by a car is reincarnated in a world governed by magic. Thanks to the possession of amazing talents and advanced knowledge of science & technology, the MC quickly becomes an OP badass prodigy who is considered more than a little eccentric.
The main differences:
1) K&M's MC was a 20-something male in his previous life; the MC in Noukin was an 18 year-old girl
2) In Noukin, the MC just wants an average life; in K&M, the MC is obsessed with building cool robots
3) K&M follows the MC & his knightly order; Noukin is about a party of four adventurers
4) The story of K&M involves national politics & war; Noukin is a tale of cute girls completing quests
5) K&M is very action-oriented; Noukin is definitely more of a comedy
While they differ in scale, they share a central premise and execute it quite well. If you like one, give the other a shot.  read more
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. That famous quote by Arthur C. Clarke describes those two anime pretty well.
In "Didn't I Say?" it is revealed in the first episode that "magic" is just the work of a very advanced nanotechnology.
In "Scrapped Princess" it is heavily implied that "magic" is some kind of lost technology.
They are both very underrated comedy shows and have way too many references to pop culture.
The difference is that Jashin-chan Dropkick has a darker comedy style while Abilities Average is more light-hearted.
If you like to laugh a lot, try both animes :)