 If you liked
Overlord
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 ...then you might like
Quanzhi Gaoshou
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Both series involve OP protagonists using game world avatars to destroy thse who stand in their way. While King's Avatar plays this straight by using it with a fictional game and esport scene, Overlord instead opts to go in a more fantasy route with the main character actually diving into the game world, being stuck there.
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Recommended by YuriInLuck
The MCs are really overpowered but were left out. Quanzhi Gaoshou MC was thrown out of team and Overlord MC got stuck alone in world.
Both are gaming anime.
Both have MCs that seem OP.
Both are pretty good anime.
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Recommended by animecutylover
Both anime focus around a video game. In both anime, the main character is incredibly skilled, respected and experienced.
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Recommended by justinmcelhatt
They are both about virtual reality games, they both have op main characters..... Bottom line if you've seen overlord and you liked, chances are you'll love quan zhi gao shou and vice versa
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Recommended by namelessme
Both MCs are gamers in real life. The MC is controlling his avatar and we can watch the fights while he is playing. Overpowered game character.
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Recommended by Half-MagePrince
- They both come from the real world, and they go in a fantasy world (Isekai)
- The universes take place in a "game"
- The main characters are both very powerful
Both MCs are gamers in their real life and part of a guild, though only the protagonist of Quanzhi Gaoshou is a pro gamer.
In these MMO-RPG (Yggdrasil for Overlord and GLORY for Quanzhi) you can choose from a vast variety of classes in order to create your avatar.
Both MCs are overpowered and no one can defeat them; they can use unique skills and weapons and they are more experienced than everyone else.
Both anime's focus is on MC himself and fighting against other users (Quanzhi) and/or NPC (Overlord).