Synonyms: Banished from the Hero's Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside, I Was Kicked out of the Hero's Party Because I Wasn't a True Companion so I Decided to Have a Slow Life at the Frontier
Both MC's run an apothecary in a slow life isekai.
Cheat Kusushi is very fluffy with its vibrant pastel colour palette and lighthearted mood whereas Shin no Nakama has a lot more going on in moods but with a heavier plot in turn making it more serious compared to.
Shin no Nakama has intense, grueling, and violent scenes as each episode continues on its plot whereas Cheat Kusushi is full on fluff in its more episodic storytelling.
There is a little bit of drama in some episodes of Cheat Kusushi and Shin no Nakama does have its share of lighthearted banter as well so there is a bit of balance in both, despite them leaning more in the opposite direction of moods in both. read more
Both are slow life isekai/fantasy where their respective main character run an apothecary.
Cheat Kusushi is very fluffy with its vibrant colour palette and lighthearted mood whereas Shin no Nakama has a lot more going on in moods but with a heavier plot in turn making it more serious. Shin no Nakama has intense scenes as each episode continues on its plot whereas Cheat Kusushi is full on fluff in its more episodic storytelling.
Both mc's were in the hero's party until they got kicked out because their abilities were deemed useless, then the hero's see how much they rely on the mc and try to get them back.
Both of them are well written stories about a man and a woman trying to live a peaceful life. I was searching something similiar to Spice And Wolf and surprisingly this one has very much in common. Shin no Nakama is lighter tho but it deosn't mean its just as any fantasy/isekai these days. There is in both some drama, romance and "working thing" (dunno how to describe it in English).
I tell ya - if u enjoyed one of them you probably enjoy the other one. I higly recommend them both!
both series have great romance where the couple both have brain and not a b*tchy tsundere that punches you for no reason nor a dumb man that can't decode even the simplest "love code" from the heroine.
great thing is both series don't contain any sort of harem moments.
Both anime are slice of life set in a fantasy world. They both include wholesome romance. They both follow the everyday relationships of the MCs. They both have a little action mixed in.
Similarities:
Both involves MCs who got fired from their party.
Both were able to find their own fortunes and become good at it.
Both MCs tries to keep a low profile , faith says otherwise.
Dissimilarities:
Kaiko Sareta:
The MC found out later on that he really never belong to his kind in the first place.
The MC found out what he's capable off , something that he never learned when he was with his own kind.
The MC tries to keep a low profile , but faith has it that he is destine to achieve great feats .
Shin no Nakama:
After getting the boot from his own party, he retires is some quite town to become an Apothecary, but wasn't getting a success.
He gets to form a relationship with one of his former party comrade .
They later found out that both of them can't leave they're former jobs as ex adventurers and found out that just the two of them can be their own party.
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Every now and then you just need that one fulfilling and relaxing fantasy anime. Just so happens that both these (literally) long titles have that in store for you.
Don't underestimate the small things that life gives us. May seem "empty" and "generic" but I promise they go a long way if you don't try to extrapolate to something that isn't meant to exist in these realms.
As they do, you do as well. Relax and watch the lives of communities and close ones grow into something special.
Similarities
- Both MCs are/were heroes
- Both MCs leave the hero party and pursue a quiet life
- Both MCs open up a business
- Weird strange of events occur at this new business and MC has to adapt
Differences
- hero's party MC is kicked out of the party VS Yuusha ni MC finishes his hero duties
- MC in hero's party runs an apothecary VS MC in Yuusha ni runs an consumer electronics store
Both shows are about adventurers that for some reason are now living a normal life. The romance in both shows are somewhat similar giving a motivation and reason for the mc to maintain his new life.
These shows are a mirror image of each other, so similar but with wildly different outcomes.
Both shows are set in worlds that have heavy fantasy/action elements, but those elements are secondary. The main focus of each show is the characters and how their relationships develop over the course of the show, whilst also focusing on character development from the past.
There's also a heavy through-line of fighting fate in both. In SukaSuka, it's the fate of the Leprechauns to sacrifice themselves to fight the Beasts roaming the surface of Earth, in Banished it's Ruti's fate to be the Hero and defeat the demons for the sake of the world. In both shows, the MC does everything he can to prevent these fates for the sake of the ones they care for.
There's also generally just an emotional element to both shows. You get a lot of schmaltzy scenes in both that make you smile, and there are plenty of scenes to make you sad. These moments are backed up by decent soundtracks too. read more
Slime Taoshite 300-nen, Shiranai Uchi ni Level Max ni Nattemashita
I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level
Is very similar to this show.
Similarities:
Powerful people wanting peaceful lives.
Homely feeling and helping people around
Protecting people trying not to be OP
Stories are very different though but the protagonists can be similar
Similarities
- Both MCs underestimate their strength/hide their powers
- Both MCs want to live a quiet life away from conflict
- However, both MCs find themselves as a target of trouble and conflict
Differences
- Daily life of Immortal King is in a chinese, cultivation universe VS Banished from hero's party is in a fantasy/RPG universe.
- Daily life of Immortal King MC is a god who studies at a cultivation academy VS Banished form hero's party MC is an adventurer who was exiled from a powerful team now runs an apothecary.
I can name a few things similar of both series: Fantasy world where Demon Lord and The Hero destinated to fight each other, Plot progression and the appearance tendency of the plot, I-have-watched-for-the-plot, loveable characters, comfortable enjoyment, calm world building,... I would recommend one to the other's fans.
Ok, this recommendation is a little out of place, but I am here to share the message that both these anime contain wholesome and very real relationships between two equally important characters. Not something is seen every day.
Watch for a great romance anime <3
Similarities
- Both MCs have exceptional talent for their circumstances
- Both MCs are considered failures and are exiled
- Both MCs live a quiet life away from 'conflict'
- Trouble eventually finds them again and their quiet lives slowly end
Differences
- Rakudai is set in a magic academy for girls VS Banished from hero's party is set in an apothecary in a quiet border town.
- Rakudai is about magic warfare VS Banished from hero's party is about medicinal remedies/drugs
Similarities
- Both MCs leave the city and try to live a quiet life in the county side (gardener/chemist)
- Both MCs are powerless in their current world
- Both MCs isekai from modern day Japan/China to fantasy world
- Both MCs become center of attention after an event
Differences
- MC in hero's party is knowledgeable about medicine VS MC in Spirit Seed Manual is knowledgeable about the typical isekai
- MC in Spirit Seed Manual gets caught up with powerful beings VS MC in hero's party lives quiet life with the people in his village
- MC in hero's party hides his powers VS MC in Spirit Seed Manual has no powers  read more
The relationship in both is unbelievably wholesome. It's not every day both couples get an equal amount of respect (although to be fair, Shin no Nakama does a better job than Senko-san).
Whilst they are, indeed, both vastly different stories, one cannot deny the impeccable relationship present. From good communication to understanding one another to get through with daily life, these two anime know what it is like to have a great pairing that not alone works well, but makes your heart go doki-doki. I guess the only thing to be aware of though, is that Senko-san is far less romantic compared to Shin no Nakama.
What more do you want? read more