Shuumatsu no Walküre
Record of Ragnarok

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Both are fighting tournaments with many fighting styles/abilities, bloody action, and hype moments. Both are very quick reads and will keep you reading very easily.  

Both shows consist in famous people throught history battling each other in a big centered tournament arc. In Shuumatsu they are famous gods vs famous men in hystory while in Majo Taisen they are 32 famous women in history. If like one you will one hundred sure love the other. 

Both stories focus on a tournament with deceased heroes of our world  

The concept itself is more similar to Kengan Ashura than Record of Ragnarok, but here there still is a character that fight for saving something really important for him. The matches are really good and you'll never guess who will win the fight until the very end.  

Both manga are just an endless tournament arc with great fights. Also, both of the series have references to past warriors or supernatural beings. 

Both series involve historical and mythological characters being reincarnated and fighting in a loosely norse myth inspired setting and have great artwork. Defintely check it out for a more underrated manga with a strong artstyle and fun fights  

Rosen Garten Saga is Record of ragnarok: sex edition. They're both heavily focused on fighting tournaments between real and fictional characters, but in rosen garten's case there is a character for every fetish. Unless you despise nudity with a passion even in comedy, if you liked one you'll like the other. 

Both are based on a group of 'specially' selected strong fighters with their own assets on two large opposing sides duking it out in 1v1 battles 

I would say that there are a lot of similarities in the art style as well as the content. If you enjoyed the idea of historical figures fighting returning to an afterlife to fight a in a battle, Drifters is definitely something you need to check out. Drifters has a similar concept to Record of Ragnarok where after historical figures die, they get transported to another dimension where an on-going war takes place. Regardless if they died at the same, a WWII pilot could be fighting along side a samurai general from two completely different eras. Record of Ragnarok has a similar concept but instead of an on-going war, it is a battle royale between humanities finest vs. multiple gods in a one on one battle royale. read more 

Both are very interesting especially chainsaw man but i feel like you can like shuumastu because it has fantastic fights and pretty good character. The main reason you should read this if you like chainsaw man though is because you will like alot of the character. 

Both series have little plot, but they are supremely hype. They have some phenomenal action, moments, and art which make for two very enjoyable reads. 

Although Shuumatsu no Walkure's plot is quite different from Magi, the vibes are quite similar. I'd say the artstyles are similar and the setting is both focused on mythological beings. Shuumatsu no Walkure focuses on a tournament style storyline whereas Magi is more of an adventure. Even so, both have a similar general plot, man vs the divine.  

Both stories have historical characters from different nations and eras summoned to fight against each other. 

-Both action manga with incredible art styles. -Their biggest similarity is how ridiculously intense and over the top the fight scenes are. 

To put it short, the fight scenes are extremely intense and gripping. I noticed that both mangas have exaggerated character expressions and the human anatomy is greatly heightened to make the fight scenes more appealing to read.  

Both of these series involve historical figures and deities fighting each other I do recommend both if you like to see a history person In A new light and maybe read about them and learn there lore 

1)In both stories human can interact with gods 2) Both stories have very enjoyable character 3) Both stories have epic fights where determination is really important 

While the scale is drastically different, both manga throw their characters into unprecedented scenarios presented in a tournament setting which leaves them no choice but to try to "survive" - literally in Shuumatsu no Walküre and figuratively in Blue Lock. Both manga have a strong, competitive fight-or-die-mentality that permeates every character and decision made. The art styles are very expressive, at times very exaggerated and always very detailed, creating two of the most visually dynamic series currently ongoing.