Jahy-sama wa Kujikenai!

The protagonists used to be a villains in their homerealm. But after a lost battle they have fled to the human realm, in which they have to coexist with humans.  

-Away from their world -Has a similar enemy (Hero) -Works part-time in a restaurant -Both are Devils/Demons -Broke asf 

This anime has the same concept as the the devil is a part-timer. A demon going to a human world and living their life  

Both MC's are demons king who teleported from their world to the human world 

They have very similar concepts. They’re both reverse isekais from the Dark World or Hell I’d say, both are also hilarious, and most of all, both of the main characters are working on a food business.  

Both shows center around main characters who come from a demon realm and end up in the human world due to being chased out of their realm due to the heroes of their worlds, and both these shows show the struggles the main characters face as they adapt to the lives of mere humans and try and avoid the fate of being defeated by the heroes of their worlds. They both also have good comedy. 

The big demon lord, the greatest, biggest and more respected being in the other world, constantly selfish of his own presence, and humillating humans as much he can do, has been exposed to the most patetic universe he could go, a world without magic where he can´t activate his powers that turns him into the most patetic being in the universe. A HUMAN! Now as his main goal is to turn back to his own world he must fight against some of the mighest challenges in the daily life, like waking up in the morning to go to work, to well at job for gaining money, use money for gaining food and eat read more 

Both mc's get incarnated from their demon world to earth with a limited amount of mana and work their ass off to try to get back to their world 

Same basic premise, a powerful entity from hell looses their powers and is forced to start from the ground up in modern Japan, working in the restaurant industry. 

Very similar. Both main characters are from a devil realm that are forced out of it by "the good guys" and are sent into the human world. Both have to make a living by working, while trying to seek revenge on the ones who did this to them.  

Both are about a demon girl getting bullied by life with various misfortunes happening around them. The comedy also feels pretty similar. 

Two comedies featuring a Demon Girl vs. Magical Girl plot set in modern day Tokyo. The Demon Girl in both are bullied quite a bit as well (not necessarily by other characters but in scenarios as a whole too) Differences would be that Machikado centers around teenagers who go to school whereas Jahy-sama centers around adults in the worklife too and that Yuuko (Machikado) has a goal of saving her ancestral line from poverty whereas Jahy-sama's goal is to restore the Demon Realm.  

-Both main characters have demon powers -Magical girl -Amazing comedy -Nearly the same living conditions 

Demon girls trying their best to fight through daily life and regain their lost power. 

Both are CGDCT and have demons and magical girls in them. Machikado Mazoku is more laid back while Jahy takes itself a little bit more seriously. 

Both are anime featuring a demon girl who is extremely poor and has to work in order to support themselves. It also focuses on the demon girl's daily misfortunes. Both also have an over-ambitious goal where they do not have a detailed plan to work towards the goal.  

Both are slice-of-life animes featuring magical creatures discovering how life works in the human world. They both also contain very similar styles of comedy, as well as the occasional fan-service (if you're into that). 

Both have powerful beings from a fantasy world being transported to our world and living their everyday life alongside humans. Both are also very comedy heavy. 

Both shows have similar themes of the main characters coming to appreciate the world they've found themselves in and growing deep bonds with the people they've met there. 

Both have a powerful being from another world come to earth and transform into a loli. Both are comedy slice of life. Mostly female cast with some ecchi designs. 

Both anime features someone who is from the other and trying to adapt to the human world. Both anime also shows the struggles while adapting to the human world, and slowly opening up to the idea of living together with humans.  

Both shows feature a "very powerful & merciless" child-like main character trying to take over the human realm, though they always fail in their antics in one way or another and along the way being to realize that the human world actually isn't all that bad. 

Both shows feature a "powerful" demihuman down on their luck and mingling with society 

Both anime features a main character who is: >New to the human world >Have a very bad impression of humans >Have an ambitious goal with no plan on how to achieve it. >Slowly warms up to human and start creating a friendship with humans. Both anime also kinda focus on "bullying" the main character and showing their misfortunes. 

I like to imagine that Jahy-sama happens many years after the events of Gabriel DropOut as Satanichia is very much like Jahy in personality plus played by Naomi Oozora too. It feels like Satanichia would grow up to become Jahy ahahah Both also have Kana Hanazawa as well playing as characters related to the two, although one being more 'in power' and the other otherwise. They're set in modern day Tokyo and go abouts the lives of these divine beings as we see them reach towards their goals in their divine settings whilst maintaining an everyday lifestyle on Earth. 

Both are slice of life comedies with a cute devil girl getting bullied. They both have a very comfy feel and have a similar style of comedy. Same VA for the bullied devil girl too, she does a great job. 

Both anime is an SoL with the devil/demon getting bullied every day. Jahy and Satania have the same VA, and the VA did an amazing job.  

A powerful demonic entity is drained of her powers and goes to live in the human realm. 

Both shows feature a strong demon who loses their kingdom and gets turned into a powerless child version (with the ability to temporarily transform into fanservice). They also share a similar hit-or-miss comedy and each have their own wholesome, more serious main story. Personally, I'd say Jahy-sama is more heartwarming. It greatly puts the focus on friendship and character growth, while Lv1 Maou features a unique politic plot instead.  

After demon lord has been defeated a loli demon girl can change into an adult who wears a skimpy outfit 

Even the freakin name is similar. Theme is this: demon from hell comes to Japan and lives together with a witch. The personality is similar in the sense that both Jashin-chan and Hy-chan are full of themselves and think they are above others. The difference is that Jashin-chan is rotter to her core while Hy-chan is cute. 

Jahy-sama wa Kujikenai! is literally Jashin-chan Dropkick but family friendly: A demon from the demon realm gets in our world and struggle to live. Jahy and Jashin have a very similar personnality. You also got really unlucky characters in both animes. These animes are just really funny, but at the same time you feel bad for the characters. 

Even though jahy is far more family-friendly than jashin-chan, both shows are about demon girls with a tragicomic daily life.  

Rejoice because both shows have lolis and are super adorable, even the storyline (or plot) is super cute! If you like cuteness, these shows are super for you ;) 

both have a cute tanned female main character. In jahy sama, jahy gets bullied by the world around her, and in nagatoro, senpai gets bullied by nagatoro. 

Both Jahy and Mao got nerfed into a child-like body after a heroine screwed up their life. Both Jahy and Mao had a negative attitude/hostile attitude towards the heroine, but slowly warm up towards the heroine. Both anime has their own differences. - Jahy is the main character while Mao is a supporting character - Mao eventually give up the idea of revenge while Jahy carried on the idea till the very end - Jahy wants things to return to the status quo while Mao wants everything to end. - Jahy lost the majority of her power while Mao kept most of her power.