Anime 19815 No Game No Life Userrecs

-Both from the modern world, then teleport to the fantasy world -Both have main characters that got awesome power acquired in the human world. -Both have a big boobs chick to support them around the fantasy world. -Both have separated power/land and different races (elf, etc.) in the fantasy world. 

Taking place in a fantasy world, both series focuses on conquest and gameplay with a small yet dynamic cast of characters. In that world are rules, races, and concepts that defies the law of nature. The main male protagonists are similar with their intellect and personality. Similarly, the game themselves also involves intellectual play and strategies in order to achieve victory. Throughout both series, there is humor, gags, and gimmicks that pertains to its premise. I recommend both series for anyone looking for game ethnics/tropes that takes place in a fantasy/virtual realm. 

These are essentially the same show. Both are very good. Main character(s) that never lose, same sort of humor. If you love one, I guarantee you will love the other.  

•Both anime are focused on the main protagonists of the show going to another world, far superior than their own, where everything is settled through "games." •Both protagonists have grown bored of the human world they live in because they are far elite, and it is of "no fun" to them anymore. •Both male protagonists have the confident, less cocky attitude that is not dislikable, having the "I will obtain and conquer everything that stands in my way" through any means necessary. •The protagonists transport to a different world because their old world isn;t any fun, and they play "games." I'm pretty sure you will like one if you like the other.  

Main characters are thrown into a fantasy world, where everything is determined by "games", in which players play according to preset rules. Fortunately, our main characters are extremely proficient in playing these games. 

These two anime series have a similar story concept as they are set in a fantasy world where the character have to play games to reach their goal. 

OP characters sent to ANOTHER WORLD where everything is solved by GAMES in which they have to BET something according to the RULES. They're having so much FUN in that world and don't want to return. 

The main characters are superior in the world and go to another world. That other world is based on a system in which games are played to win stuff. The main characters proceed to play games and win stuff. 

Both are full of games and betting where the main characters are summoned to a world full of games. 

Same exact story, main character gets sent to different world, everything is decided by games. 

Those two share a very similar setting. The worlds, where the stories are happening are almost the same. Both are about kids with special abilities, who try to safe something in the world, the got sucked in. Also, there is a lot of funny moments and ecchi appearing in both series. 

In both animes bored people are invited into another world where everything is decided by games. In both animes there is this fantasy world the are send to. In both animes the protaganists have cool abilitys . In both animes the protaganists are overpowered in there own ways. In both animes have same concept. In both animes the protaganists are bored in there own world. 

In both main characters are bored with their reality, but get thrown into a different, fantasy world where you survive by playing games. The main characters in both are cocky, intelligent and suited for the game world. They take the side of a weak community, and proceed to help them return to their former glory and beyond that. All in all they're very similar. 

Characters are bored of the world and then transported to a world full of games and betting. They really are like each other. If you like one of them, I am sure you will like the other one. 

both anime definitely shows a lot of similarities: Main Characters: - came from a different world - arrives in a fantasy world - play games with wagers and follows its rules - seek for the strong to have fun - help the community they are in - constantly belittled by enemies because they look like weak but actually OP 

The premise of both 'No Game No Life' and 'Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo?' are pretty much the same. The main characters are thrown into a world where everything is settled with games, although 'Mondaiji' is far more broad when it comes to that term as it could be anything. The characters also go under the same category as over powered for their world, 'No Game No Life' having 'Blank' who are extremely over powered when it comes to anything game related whether skill or logic based. Able to get the win no matter what the situation is. 'Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo?' being different with the source of over-poweredness coming from Izayoi who has strength capable of fighting gods one on one. Not only that, he is very good at thinking of strategies on how and win both in and outside of an actual battle. The visual style of both Anime are both amazing, although in my opinion, 'No Game No Life' is far better when it comes to visuals. The whole style being very bright and makes it seem fun at all times. Due to these similarities, it is pretty apparent that if you liked either one of these Anime you will most likely, like the other one.   

Both feature overpowered main male characters and have main characters who are superior in the virtual world. Both are lighthearted fantasy, include people being trapped in a virtual world, and have beautiful and picturesque art. Both involve the concept of playing games in order to survive or have a better quality of life. Conclusion: Being set in the same world, and looking at the synopsis, it is evident they are extremely similar to each other. 

Both are about a fantasy world where everything is decided by games. Both main characters are extremely overpowered, and there's no shortage of attractive women in each. 

Both Anime: 1. Characters transformed to Fantasy world(s) 2. Protagonists never lose 3. Ecchi 4. Excellent Plot 5. Less than 13 episodes (so far)  

- Both involve cool/ badass/ OP main characters who find their world boring. - Both are magic, fantasy anime. - Both anime involve characters who are thrown into another world. - Most importantly, both have a main concept which revolves around playing games.  

In both, the characters are thrown into a new world where they play games. Both main protagonist feel very over-powered and aren't exactly keen on returning to their worlds. 

Main characters get to another world and try to do the best for their faction 

Both of the anime have characters that gets transproted to a world that suits them better than the world they originally came from Both worlds have a rule system where you have to participate in games.  

Both shows involve people who are bored of their own world and end up in a whole new world where games are the way to make decisions/challenge. Both Protagonists are extremely smart and OP. Both shows pretty much have the exact same plot with some minor differences. 

-Both have the main characters go into a different world where games are the way to solve everything. -Both have overconfident MC's. -The differences in these two are in Mondaiji, the MC is psychically powerful, while in NGNL, the MC is psychically weak. -Both have high stake games. 

Having the same premise of playing games, both Mondaiji-tachi and No Game No Life share many similarities. Both of them include a dynamic cast of characters. The main characters find their normal world boring and are transported to a different world than their own which are governed on different rules through games. These two anime contain fantasy element as there are different races, regions and cultures different from the MCs' world. The environment in which the MCs of these two series now live is also similar and visually stunning. I recommend these anime to anyone who loves fantasy-supernatural aspects. 

The characters are brought to another world not of their own will, and in concrete order. Main goal, but rather the main rule that prevails in both the anime is a battle with "the game". In both series, characters just by gaming settle disputes and that it seeks such, or other benefits. Characters are not annoying, and the addition of the same series is a dose of humor interspersed with serious moments. There is no point in continuing, you just have to see. If you liked Mondaji then NGNL you will like too  

The main characters are forced to play a game in a different world and have a special power. They also think they don't belong to the real world. 

-Sovle problems with games, instead of war -Good written and looking characters -Main characters transferred to another world, thats better and they have better potential 

They have similar theme, summoned to other world with game as the main system. Somewhat, both of their hero are extremely strong/genius that we can't think about him for lose. 

the series's are super similar to each other in many ways most notably the plot revolving around games and people who are good at them. 

Both involve cool/ badass/ OP main characters who find their world boring. - Both are magic, fantasy anime. - Both anime involve characters who are thrown into another world. - Both are visually impressive. - Most importantly, both have a main concept which revolves around playing games. Fans of one series will definitely enjoy the other. 

Both are about games and the Main Characters are being summoned to an other world to save something 

Almost exactly same story conflicts solved through "Games" (one with actual games, one with a type of fights) Characters summoned to a new world ~~Characters hated their other world ~~Characters are very OP ~~Main character is surrounded by girls 

Worlds controlled by games, badass protagonists, and both of them enter their worlds by sky-diving.  

A very similar concept of special people being summoned into another world in order to make a difference through games, with very different but equally interesting characters and incredible animation! 

In both series the human protagonists are summoned to a new world with the promise of a more interesting life. In this new world there are many different races (elves, demons etc) and everything, from individual matters to territory and personal rights, can be decided by games. 

The shows have basically the same concept, kids get transported to a fantasy world where everything is decided by games. Mondaiji has a better* plot than NGNL and more action. NGNL is far more entertaining and does everything else better. *[Significantly more complex] 

Main characters in both anime are seriously overpowered and smart and feel out of place in their respective worlds, but in NGNL the MC's have no physical ability while the other has complete physical prowess. Both have a similar concept of being thrown into unknown worlds with the same system where conflicts are solved by games but with preset rules to follow.  

-Both involve OP characters -Both have characters thrown into a different world -Both have these characters play games to move up in this world -Both involve magic  

- Both involve cool/ badass/ OP main characters who find their world boring. - Both are magic, fantasy anime. - Both anime involve characters who are thrown into another world. - Both are visually impressive. - Most importantly, both have a main concept which revolves around playing games. Fans of one series will definitely enjoy the other.  

Both series are Isekai and have overpowered smart protagonists. 

-Both have a world full of games -Both main Characters are insane in these games -Both male main characters were bored in the human world In generell they have much in commen and both are worth taking a look 

The same Badass main character. They both go to another world and doesn't want to come back. 

both series involve the main characters coming from another world in both series the main characters are summon to the world in both series the world they are summon to involve having to play games in order to survive  

I am not recommending No Game No Life to people who have seen Problem Children, instead i am only recommending that if you have seen No Game No Life, to please please please watch problem Children. The similarities come on all fronts, accept Problem Children just does it better, it is my favorite anime and a great watch 

I found these anime to be quite similar in the sense that they both take strange, out-of-the-ordinary people from our world and put them in a new world where their skills are better suited. The characters then use their skills to help the people of this new world who had been considered the 'underdogs'. As a result, they then become heroes, worshipped by this society. Their concepts are basically almost exactly the same, with some minor changes here and there. Thus, if you liked one, you'll also enjoy the other.  

Both are about a group who get sent to another world and then compete in games. Both have a badass guy who's personal dictionary does not contain the words "failure" and "losing" 

Both Anime are similar in term of: - They are bored in the real world and they are brought to a different world which things are settle by games. - Both Anime have similar goals where in no game no life, their goal is to challenge the god while Mondaiji want to become the top guild/clan - Happen in a fantasy world - If I would to rate the similarity, Upon 5 star i give a 4 star.  

Gaming becomes reality type of series where both MC's are overpowered/smart. Using theor brain and power they create a society without having the intention of escaping the world. I prefer NGNL over Mondaiji. 

Both are about people being sent to another world by a god-like person, and most problems are solved by games/ challenges, the main character always comes through in the end, and the main male character slowly builds a harem. 

-The main characters from both anime are bored of their world -Both are set in a fantasy world -In both, the fantasy world is basically governed by games(the characters make the rules and bets accordingly) -The art in both is stunning and colourful -The main male character in both anime is overwhelmingly strong/smart. -Both contain slight Ecchi elements -Both anime are short -In both fantasy worlds there are different races (elves, humans etc) -The main male character is surrounded by mainly females Though they have basically the same concept, Mondaji is more serious than NGNL(which is more comedic). If you liked one, you will definitely like the other. The art is gorgeous too! 

The no game no life before no game no life. The main character is sora if you took sora's charisma and concentrated solely into strength. 

Basically the same anime, although No Game No Life is a little flashier. Main characters are dropped into a foreign world where everything is settled by playing a game. The protagonists attempt to live/save in that world. 

In these animes you'll realize that you find a lot of things similar compared to the other. In both of these animes our main protagonist finds themselves within a world where everything is solved by playing games and which in their previously life, isn't boring. As time develops in both animes the protagonist realizes that they grew attached to the new world rather then their old world. In the end, you see that if you enjoyed No Game No Life you'll definitely find yourself enjoying this one. 

In both shows people are transported to another world and play games to save something. 

- Both have main characters that were pulled from their worlds into a fantasy one by some sort of higher being. - Both settle disputes with games. - Both have very intelligent main characters. - Both have at least one main character who defeated some sort of god. - Most of the time, people thought the main characters were cheating or nonhuman because of their abilities and intelligence. 

- They both are awsome animes!!! - They both involved with fantasy world. - They both based about games and bets that effect about the life. - They main character in both animes are bored from their world. The people that love one anime will love the other too.  

-Main characters are sent into another world -The characters play a game wherein they wager anything they own -The main characters becomes a part of a certain race/community -The characters also aim to save the race/community they are affiliated with -OP characters 

-Both main characters are OP -Both main characters are going to another world -Both have magic -In both anime ppl are playing games -Both have creatures other than humans 

-They both follow a very similar plot -Talented people summoned out of boredom -Worlds have very similar rules -Both have ranking systems for different societies -Both are affiliated with no name or blank? -Both anime are clever and share many concepts and atmospheres. 

-Goes to a game world -Solves conflict by playing games -MC helps small community to gain power they have lost -MC are bored with the real world 

- In both anime MC are transported to another worlds. - Both have lots of fantasy and magic. - Both have concepts which revolve around playing games. If you liked one of these you will definitely enjoy the other. 

- Badass characters - Similar concept (you need to win a game etc. etc...) - Comparable beginning (the characters was catapulted to another world etc.) 

-Both main characters are OP -Both main characters are going to another world -Both have magic -In both anime peoples are playing games -Both have creatures other than humans  

Both series explore the same general framework. Characters who did not fit into social life of their old world are taken to a new world where their abilities are tested by different types of games. 

Anyone who likes this anime will 100% like the other if you don't then I will personally force you to. These anime so similiar that you can actually think of one as a copy from the other 

In both animes the lead characters are brought/summoned to a fantasy world where everything is determined by games. In this two animes the lead characters are very powerful in their own way (Intelectual in No Game No Life, and strength ando other aspects in the other one).This two animes have a very coloful world that catches your atention 

They both revolve around the main characters being teleported into a fantasy world They both have games as one of the main things You can relate this to the next gen of No Game No Life (Or the other way around if you started this first like me)  

Rather than having a dull, boring life, why not go to another world where you can play all you want? They have it all! No game no life, Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? These will bring you to a world where life is not the same. Although simply having your own fun is not fair, losing should also have their consequences. Enjoy the amusing, and exciting adventures of our impressive protagonists! 

Both of these anime are about people being sent into a fantasy world where they are needed for their expertise, and in both there is aleast one of the main characters is exeptionally smart. No game no life is about 2 siblings (sora & shiro) that are shut ins, meaning that they dont leave their house/room. These siblings together call themselves blank and they never loose a game. one day they get a mysterious email containing a challenge to a chess game, after winning they are teleported to a mystical fantasy world where everything is decided by games. Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo??, is about 3 teenagers with exeptional abilities are teleported to another world where they are needed to help save humanity by participating in games where if they win they gain resourses for there race. Similarities: - Both are set in fantasy worlds - Both anime are baised around games - Both have a genius for one of the main characters Differences - One uses an array of colours in the animation - One is baised around siblings whilst the other is about 3 selcted teens who don't know each other until they are teleported to the other world  

- The Art Style is the same. - The main Characters go to a different world. - Both animes have a lot of hype and action.  

If you're looking for a shounen anime with Strong/OP/Badass male lead that thinks that their world is boring then this will fit the criteria. Both Male Lead is Smart and with a carefree attitude Both anime revolves around playing/fighting games to advance Both anime story is about being thrown in a different world Both animation is graphically/visually impressive All in All Both are Great Anime to Watch  

-Both groups are "spawned" to a different world -Both have problems that are solved by games -Both have OP characters -Both are fighting for power -Both have rules to follow during the games -Modern world -> Fantasy world -Both are ecchi animes 

-They both travel to another world -Overwhelmingly strong main characters that are badass (imo) -Revolves around an interesting concept -Lots of eye candy 

This isn't about ordinary games, this is about... advanced games. "No Game No Life" is actually a perfect summary for both anime. Both will give you a genius MC and a game world where they show their skills. Watch it and join MC to conquer the game world. 

People with unmatched abilities are likely to be bored in the normal world, that's why it is appropriate to send them to another world where they can use their skills to great use. If you taken a liking to these groups of people , then these two series would probably get you into the edge of your seat as both of them showcase main characters who face difficult challenges like a walk in the park using their otherworldly talents. 

The premise of both anime is very similar in that in both anime the protagonist(s) are teleported to a different world where they support a weak ass country/race. Also the protagonists are overpowered as fuck (in a good way). 

-Both main characters are sent to another world -Must play a series of "games" in order to win prizes etc. -Both were based of a light novel  

the characters in this tow anime was teleported to another world . both of this worlds they have to play game to survive 

- Both protagonists are smart and strategic, bored of the real world, have their skills recognized and are invoked in a fantasy world in which bets are settled through games. In this world, they help a country / community rebuild itself by challenging other countries / communities in betting. 

Very similar Idea and feeling! 

-Same concept of story involving the MC being transferred into another world where they have to play games -overpowered MC -comedy -superpowes If you love NGNL then you will like it  

The protagonists are highly intelligent and have a special connection the game worlds that they are drawn into.  

The main characters are similar in the fact that they both have confidence in their skills to win games. Both are very exciting to watch, making you want more. The way they strategize is fun to watch! Not to mention, both are transported into another world, letting you learn about the world along with them. 

Badass and Smart male protagonist. Very cool and unpredictable main protagonist (Sora and Izayoi). The anime itself is very similar in many ways. Both Isekai, Both about games, Both random prizes, Both smart characters(Already said that), Both about directly or indirectly conquering the world, both trying to revive and rise their faction that they joined, both joined the loser faction, And what the hell, "Blank" and "No names" what more can you ask, just watch it. Oh and both pervert male protagonist. 

This is perhaps not the most unusual of recommendations. Still, I couldn't help doing it. - Both works come from protagonists bored in the face of the reality in which they find themselves, in general because they are "too smart" for their worlds. In Mondaiji-tachi, we followed three teenagers from different times with special powers. In NGNL, there are the duo of gamers, hikikomoris and extremely intelligent, Sora and Shiro. - Disboard and Little Garden are isekai worlds with a very similar setting. Both are centered around betting and have a fanciful atmosphere, seen especially in the different races that inhabit these worlds. No Game No Life, however, is more organized in its worldbuilding, presenting each race as an independent nation endowed with values, attributes, political system, diplomacy and history. In parallel, in Mondaiji-tachi, characters from different races are treated more freely and appear randomly in different communities. - In both shows, the protagonists are part of the group that, in the initial context, we would call "underdog". In that sense, Mondaiji-tachi deals with the "nameless" community, while in NGNL we speak of Immanity. Both groups are presented as those whose past is full of defeats and from which (almost) everything has been taken away. The reconstruction and rise of these groups or nations by the protagonists is also part of the plot. - Some of the interactions between the characters are also somewhat similar. For example, Kurousagi develops an interaction with Izayoi that looks a lot like the interaction between Steph and Sora. Their comedy also contains sexual jokes, although NGNL has a higher fanservice content. - The visual style of animes is similar. Both have a very varied color palette and their features convey the idea of ​​"fun", "fanciful" and "magical". This, I believe, is also the essence of the works and what the protagonists initially seek. Despite this, NGNL has a much more elaborate visual presentation and a more vibrant color saturation. - As already said, both universes revolve around gambling. What is bet on these events is quite variable, and the games that are played are even more diverse. Mondaiji-Tachi delivers games with a greater predominance of action, while in No Game No Life, the focus is on the strategies and resolutions of the protagonists, since it is a peaceful world. In both, MCs are also "badass", each in their own way.  

Both are fun Isekai anime in which center around the MC entering competitions which things are bet on befire the matches begin. Both series have adaptable MCs to various conditions in matches. If you like No Game No Life it is highly likely that you will enjoy this anime. 

-Extremely Similar in many aspects with one of the main differences being the absence of Ecchi in Mondaiji -Few people get Isekai'd and begin to slowly conquer things through their abilities and intellect -If you enjoyed one, you'll most likely enjoy the other too :) 

It's all about another world (a.k.a. isekai) where gaming is everything. If you win in a game that has a prior deal, then you will get something out of the deal you made. That's how this world works. There are so many things that are similar between the two. Many races, the main character's personality, the atmosphere, Very similar. If you are really curious about that, I suggest you to watch both of them. 

—They’re isekai that involve a world that operates on games, although Mondaiji is the original —They have overpowered, highly intelligent main characters —Good Art —Neither of them have a Season 2 —Both have Underdeveloped characters 

Similar storylines, they both get isekai'd into a world where it revolves around games 

"Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo?" is another isekai where powerful kids are summoned to another world called the "Little Garden" where disputes between communities are settled by "Gift Games" similar to the No Game No Life game world. The characters are a lot of fun and there is a lot of similar elements found in some of the characters and even in minor elements of the plot. 

-The two are isekai anime -Both MCs get transported and not reincarnated -Both MCs help/control a weak group (humans) -Both involve magic and fantasy -Both are based on a game system for resolving problems On a side hand, No Game No Life is more based on the intellligence and Mondaiji-tachi more on the fights 

Both are based on games. COLORFUL ART, though it's prettier in No game no life (my personal preference). The main characters in both are exceptionally smart. Stories have a similar feel because in both animes they are fighting through games to achieve their goals. I think that No game no life is somehow based on Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? Something like improved copy.  

The protagonist is bored with the world because everything is so easy. Then suddenly he was invited to another world by a letter. In other worlds, everything must to played in games with bets. 

Similarity observations found in No Game No Life, and Mondaji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou desu yo? (Problem Children Are Coming from Another World, Aren't They?) that are shared: -Badass Mc. -Isekai Formula. -Fantasy. -A ton of Comedy. -Colorful Art Style. -Good Op. -Based on a Light Novel. -Short Amount of Episodes. -Lolis. -Centered Around Gameplay. -Involve adventure where characters travel to face off-game challenges. -The strategic games that the characters participate in often have rules. -A female character as a supporter, Jibril and Kurousagi. -In the last episode, a match against a loli, Izuna and Pest occurred. Well, some distinctions between them include: -While both series do include scenes of fan service, NGNL has a heavier emphasis on it and is much more frequent whereas Modanji tends to use these elements sparingly in comparison. -Although I admit that Mondaji has an animation style that I would describe as colorful and light-hearted. the quality in most cases, it isn't to the extent where it would god-tier. On the other hand, NGNL does offer god-tier animation with a highly bright and gorgeously smooth quality to it. -Mc has no sister in Mondaji -Mondaji is more action-oriented and it has a focus on super-powered battles that are linked into the strategic games. In contrast, while NGNL does feature moments that make it exciting, it has a lesser emphasis on action-oriented content compared to Mondaji. In conclusion, I'd say that both resemble each other and are entertaining to watch. After all, they are both recommended if you are looking into Isekai anime with a badass MC and a focus on comedy or just finding an anime that is similar to one or the other.   

Nonsocial characters in both animes. They play games in order to win. In both anime main characters' boredom lead them to other worlds. In Sword Art Online, the main character is trapped inside the game so he tries to survive by winning and clearing all the levels. Whereas in No Game No Life, the brother and sister are taken to another world by the god and they help the only remaining human city to survive. 

Nothing beats adventure in a game especially if your own life is at risk. Both of the protagonist are exceptionally intelligent in tactics and they know especially when they will use their own ace card. 

Both are about characters in a world of games with main character and his harem of women who watch as he wins at everything he does. 

A game addict teenage boy who's OP in the game world of game trapped in another world. It has similar main characters (same voice actor) surrounded by girls 

Both Kirito and Sora are gamers, who were trapped in a game world. They are well known as cheaters in their games, "Blanks" and "Beaters". Also, Matsuoka Yoshitsugu is the voice actor of Kirito and Sora. The anime are both Sci-Fi and Harem.  

- related to game - similar concept of getting trapped in a virtual reality/fantasy world - same voice actor (sora and kirito) - interesting and fast story 

- Both contain game as a plot. - Both series contain romance. - Same male protagonist voice actor. 

Both series are related to games. For game lovers the world are two animes quite amusing to enter the fantasy games. 

- Both involve cool/ badass/ OP main characters who find their world boring. - Both are magic, fantasy anime. - Both anime involve characters who are thrown into another world. - Both are visually impressive. - Most importantly, both have a main concept which revolves around playing games. 

Gaming, NEETS, badass main characters, and the goal of winning! The characters are trapped in a game in the two series. The only way of getting out is to win. The main characters (Kirito from SAO and Sora and Shiro from NGNL) are utter geniuses and strive to be the best. Each has their moments of relating, and each has their moments of inspiring. 

Both main heroes gets in the world of game/world where game decides ewerything and are trying to defeat the main boss. Both worlds have a "mastermind", person who rules that world. 

Both star over powered male leads surrounded by a harem of cute girls (and a sibling) voiced by Yoshitsugu Matsuoka. Both shows also showcase shameless fanservice, though NGNL is the bigger offender of the two. So, if you're a sad male otaku thirsting for some self-insert wish fulfillment and for some forsaken reason haven't seen either of these, you may do so.  

The protagonists are both shut-ins and game-obsessed who are trapped in a "game" world. The protagonists were bored of the "real" world. Both series contain romance. (In No Game No Life, there is more ecchi.) 

Both revolve around the main characters being trapped in another world, in the case of SOA it's an online world, and in the case of No Game No life it's another world completely. In SAO they're in a virtual reality world, and in No Game No life they're in well a world dictated by games. In both animes the main characters seem pretty "op" (Overpowered) they don't go down easily, as well in both animes the main characters are determined to win. In both animes the main characters are skilled gamers. In my opinion No Game No Life is a must see anime it deals with some of the issues such as, the main character/protag's feeling unwanted or that they belong somewhere else, in a different world or realm  

NGNL and SAO both involve the main characters being in a world of gaming. The main protaganists in both series involve a boy (game obsessed within both series) and a girl. In NGNL, the characters want to stay in their alternative world, while in SAO, the characters want to get out. The male progtaganists (Kirito and Sora) are considered as OP players in their respective world and tend to attract all the girls around them (Harem) and that they both have the same voice actor. Both series present beautiful art and have great animations.  

Unsociable characters in both anime who are both obsessed with video games. Both of the main characters get trapped in a different world. The difference whoever is the fact that the characters in No Game No Life are sent to a different world and are not trying to leave, whereas the characters in Sword Art Online a trapped inside a video game and are trying to get out. 

No Game has a really similar atmosphere in saying that both are world that are devoted to "Gaming", also both No Game and Sword Art share a unhealthy relationship between a brother and sister XD 

Both are about people getting trapped in a game. Lead characters are both guys with black hair, and it is up to them to figure out how to escape. 

Both of these anime are about games/videogames,and they're both absolutely kick-ass. 

Both anime take place in a world parallel to their own and are amazing. 

Both male actors go into a game, but each is a little different. In No Game, No Life, they're in there for good but in Sword Art Online, they're not in there forever. Very similar in the type of anime as each has romance and the action is very good.  

Both shows have their main character(s) inside games. Both main characters are highly intelligent/are higher level then the other "players". Both shows have beautiful and colorful art and sound. Allthough NGNL has more comedy, both shows are great. 

Both Anime feauture both 2 main protagonist stuck in a another world which is a gaming world Similarities: -Two main protagonist stuck in a gaming world -The main protagonists are a boy and a girl Difference: -NGNL's main protagonists isn't lovers -NGNL is not a MMO like sword art online And lastly...-NGNL's main protagonists likes the other world while SAO's protagonists want's to leave the other world 

The anime's start with characters getting into an other world which both are about gaming. No game no life takes you to an world full of PvP games while swort art online takes you into an more siriously fighting game world. 

I would definitely place No Game No Life in the same gaming category as SAO and Log Horizon. I f you loved the gaming world SAO and the intelligence of Shiroe, you should definitely check it out! 

I find this is a similar anime because the story is a bit similar. The first episode is realy catching you and its also about a guy spending much time on videogames. Its less romantic i think if you are looking for an other romantic anime.  

Main similarity of the two anime being that they are set in a 'game' world and the main characters are pro players. Unlike Sword Art Online the game world is accepted as a positive thing accepted as better than reality. No Game no Life has more of a comedic atmosphere than Sword Art Online so it's good if you like the SAO universe and are looking for something similar but lighter. 

No Game No Life is the better Sword Art Online. Imagine Sword Art Online was not just a game, but a real thing. No Game No Life will surpass your expectations with great looking characters, awesome effects, more & better fun and a focused storyboard. More tactical than Sword Art Online and a special relationship between the two main characters. 

Both have a interesting arguments about online gaming and give a different perspective of them. 

People learn to adjust to a virtual reality. 

Live in a game themed anime. 

-Both have the protagonists that are transported into a fantasy world -Both protagonists are overpowered in this world -Both have low key ecchi/harem 

- Both of those animes are very much alike but also different. - If you liked one of those you will probably like the other Anime. 

They'are somehow similar, both of which are including game and battles. 

Both set in fantasy online worlds. Both have 2 main protagonists. 

-Video game based -2 strong male and female characters -Fantasy setting No Game No Life: Being #1 at every game is lonely, especially when theres 2 of you..? Brother and sister both equal in strength, or gaming, must defeat a god at his own game in his own world! Sword Art Online: A master of blades in the real world Kirito gets stuck in a video game paradise soon turned hell. Becoming #1 in the game and allying with the #2, they must fight 100 floors of a videogame in order to leave the video game they call home, and hell.  

Do you love main characters that use their fantastic gaming skills to overcome challenges and beat the heck out of their opponents? Then, you have to watch both of these shows. Sword Art Online showcase Kirito, a hardcore gamer that was chosen to become a beta-tester, while Sora and Shiro in No Game No Life are siblings that are just unstoppable in any games you can think of. Join them in their journey as you feel yourself get invested in their adventures.  

The series share a lot of similarities. Both involve an introverted protagonist getting stuck in a game world. They are both very skilled in gaming and set out on a quest to beat the game they're stuck in. The protagonists also meet several female characters and both shows hint at possible romance happening later on. Both series are worth watching if you like adventure anime with a fantasy setting and don't mind the ecchi in them. 

No Game No Life is an anime about two siblings who devote their whole life to gaming. Because they wish to live in a world more simular to a game they get their wish fulfilled by Ted and get to live in a world where games decide everything. So if you like Sword art Online, where everybody practically lived in a game, you will like this anime too where life is a game. 

They're both escapist wish fulfillment anime. The enjoyment comes from the satisfaction of watching someone OP be OP. I'll definitely say that No Game No Life accomplishes this better, as at times SAO can't decide whether to be an escapist wish fulfillment anime or a poorly made serious fantasy drama but when it is trying to be an escapist wish fulfillment anime, it does so quite well.  

The protagonists of these animes are professional gamer with a close relationship with their sisters. They are both in a game world and want to dominate it for very different reasons. Kirito from Sword Art Online wants to end the game to free the players that are stuck in a VR game for 3 years, and Sora from No Game No Life wants to be the master of the world! 

MCs are transported to another world to play games. They're like one of the best players in the game. 

Protagonists transferred to a gaming world and are much stronger than the rest of the characters. 

This is way better because it doesn't show perverted weirdos who love each other and they don't take hostage of prostitutes and it actually has some developed characters 

Isekai anime with powerful and intelligent protagonists! The protagonists have their own skills. 

Being trapped in a world and has to abide by the rules of that game world to live / return back to the real world. 

Both protagonists find themselves trapped in a game world they know little about. In addition, both Anime have an overpower protagonist 

Beginner anime fans who watch Sword Art Online due to its popularity and enjoy the videogame aspects of the show will love No Game No Life. The show is likewise set in a videogame-like world, except this time, everything in the world is decided through games. The main characters (brother and sister) are an entertaining dynamic duo who take on impossible challenges, striving to beat the very world they stumbled into in the ultimate game. 

Both shows are somewhat related to games, have a interesting story plot , and both also have great art and visuals! 

both are anime based on isekai and games  

Both take place in a game-like environment. Sword Art Online takes place in a MMORPG setting. No Game No Life takes place in a world that runs on games as every conflict is resolved by them. 

The biggest similarity between No Game No Life and Kakegurui is the game aspect. In No Game No Life, you have to play a game to settle any argument. You don't have to play a game to settle everything in Kakegurui, however the characters choose to do it any way.  

When it comes to games with high stakes, NGNL is easily the most popular one among recent shows. Also, both of these shows feature games with ridiculous setups.  

The same plot where it involves games , gambling, ecchi and high stakes, except of course in the setting and players were different, cu'z in NGNL it involves a brother and sister duo, while in Kakegurui it only involves one hot girl. 

getting inside the characters' head to find out their strategy to win a game, always intriguing and possibly twisted 

both animes use games as a way to gain a higher position and respect in the hierarchy. In my opinion, both animes are very enjoyable with characters who have a depth to them. I recommend both animes! x  

In both anime everything is done through games and gambling and game conditions are also on extreme level (In some cases life and death). 

They are similar in gambling in an insane level and the game is the life for the main characters in each one. 

extreme gambling 

If you liked the THINKS FOR EVERYTHING AND MANIPULATES EVERYONE characters and also has a pretty insane reason then both of these are for you If you like high stakes BOTH ARE FOR YOU! If you like both dubbed, more power too you. If you like learning different games said charterers play Then Watch these.  

For anyone who likes an anime that involves gambling. 

-Smart protagonist -Animes who talk about gambling 

Both include some sort of gambling. Both have godly HIGH IQ mc. Both have an off voice explaining whats happening. In both the gambling is the most important thing in the f* world. In both being good at games mean everything. 

The MCs both like to win. The games must have consequences in order to play. No mercy while playing the games. 

These two animes talk about gambling with high stakes involved. 

these anime have ONE thing truly in common with each other, that is the theme of gambling. The use of games to declare the victor of an argument or all out stakes resulting in tremendous outcomes for the parties is what really links these anime together. Also the characters share quite some traits like Yumeko and Sora are really both risk takers, both going into a bet as if they know they're bout to win  

playing games are the deciding factor for settling decisions and bets; intense gambling 

Both focus on an OP main character playing games, sometimes skill-based and sometimes luck-based, and finding fancy ways to win while putting all their lives on the line. 

-Both include gambling while playing games -Both include figuring out how the opponent is cheating  

In Kakegurui the students of a school decide everything by games like in No game no life where they are in world where everything is decided by games 

-Both revolve around games and gambling -All protagonists are able to see though and observe their opponents' strategies and tricks -The stakes are really high, causing tons of suspense (sometimes even one's life)  

high stakes mind games, powerful protagonists, unexpected twists 

Mind games and ecchi. The MCs are pretty likeable in both series, i liked the way they enjoy the game itself while everyone is worried about the stakes. 

If you enjoy the "I outsmarted your outsmarting" trope in game-type animes, both of these is perfect for you. While No Game No Life is leaned more towards the fantasy / isekai genre, Kakegurui is somewhat more realistic, in a sense that its events are more likely to happen in real life. Both anime explore how people cheat in order to win and how the protagonists outsmart these opponents. Albeit being "new" to the environment they are presented into, they ace everyone else and quickly rise to the top of their respective hierarchy. 

If you saw both, you'll notice that there's one similarity: overpower. - The two shows involves badass characters - Both of the main protagonists spend almost their whole time playing and betting with another people. - The concept of gambling can be applied to both. - The only difference is No Game no Life is like an isekai, and Kakegurui is more designed to be intriguing and horrifying. - And also the animation is noticeably different. If someone will ask me which I prefer, I'll stay on the side of No Game no Life, even if the two shows are great. 

Both are extremely good animes but I think kakegurui is better than no game no life. Both are similar in their ways of how games rule everything. Everything must be settled through games.  

World centered around competing in games 

Both have gaming as the central premise and characters decide their fates by dueling in a game. Both also have fanservice and some lewd jokes/themes.  

There is also gambling in "No Game No Life" and definitely some inappropriate humor.  

Wanna bet your life and everything on gambling? These animes are one of the best psychological and thriller of all time. The plot twists are incredible. Your brain gets tired after watching these. No Game is only 12 episodes long with unfortunately no sequel and Kakegurui has 2 seasons each with 12 episodes so both can be watched in a day or two.  

For those who liked the way the games are taken to another level, you should enjoy this one too. 

Both game related and MC are Crazy! Big Gambles (Life or Death) -"Isekai" or High school setting is better? -Normal crazy or Craziness!  

In this recommendation, it's a bit tough to be called "Similar", yet some aspects seem quite interesting. Here are the similarities: 1. Both series serve us gambling-scenes with life or death choices. 2. The main character has or always plays with his/her partners. (Yumeko with Suzui or Mary. Sora with Shiro) 3. Both of the series don't really give us the 'Romantic' moment, but instead (please keep underline) 'Semi-Lewd' scenes. 4. *Additional aspect* If you watch carefully in both series. You'll find out the fact that Suzui and Yumeko are just like Sora and Shiro but in different universes. ***Happy Watching from SBK*** 

Trapped in the virtual world beyond imaginations, both series focus on an adventurous setting involving a group of characters as they venture on to the unknown. There is a lot of humor from both series with its comedic dialogues, character interactions, and game concepts themselves. The main male characters have somewhat of similar personalities being cunning, intelligent, and capable leader. I recommend both series for people looking for an adventurous journey in a world that blends between the line of fiction and reality. 

Both have the same cyber punk genre, where MC's got trapped in a game and can't get out, the difference, one was a 3 man team, while the other one is a sibling tandem.  

The same situation where players found themselves in an alternate world where everything is about games. 

Gamers get trapped in mirror universes and don't consider leaving. Fun for the whole family. 

Both have characters being transported to fantasy worlds. In both,the characters adapt very fast to this new world and focus on cleaning up the fantasy world. Both have characters using strategy and plans to change the world they end up in. 

Both of these anime have incredibly intelligent protagonists that use their brains rather than strength to discretely manipulate their respective new worlds to their choosing. Both main characters are ten steps ahead in their respective games and the psychological warfare is amazing in both, Log Horizon however having a slow start. 

Both anime are about going into another world that has game related theme. Both main character are smart and might be called villain type. Both main character are very strong in games. It should be interesting to people who like log horizon 

Both anime are in a game world. Log horizon they get in to a game. In no gam no life, life is a game. In both anime the main chars are amazing clever and smart and really good strategists. The humor in both anime are almost the same. Both are really must watch if you like games and some humor in it!!  

great focus on the main characters using their wits and mind to win battles. No game no life has quite a bit of over the top , comedy and a little ecchi elements in it, while Log horizon is more serious and has more world building 

Both shows take place in fantasy setting, and have a very light atmosphere, as opposed to a dark and gritty tone. The conflicts in these shows rely on wit and strategy, rather than brute force, allowing for thoses oh-so-satisfying scenes in which the protagonist reveals their brilliant sceme to a defeated villian. The dialogue in both is phenomenal, particularly with the speeches given the main characters throughout the series, which are written and acted brilliantly. In short, both shows create a wonderful fantasy world with rich lore, and seamlessly mesh serious circumstances with ligh-hearted humor to keep the atmosphere feeling fun and carefree overall. 

They are similar because both are telling a story about players, who are in fantasy world. If you love tactic and logic games, both are for you. 

Both main characters login in a game were they are trapped Both are very skillful ( NGNL - Sora and Shiro / Log Horizon - Shiroe ) On their journey , they make friends which they helped or defeated ! And although they are trapped in a virtual world , they learn how to enjoy that world, and it also has that peaceful and cheerful atmosphere :D 

In both series the main characters solve problems through logic. In both series the thought processes behind their solutions are clearly described. Also both series are presented in an alternate fantasy world.  

- The protagonists uses their intelligence to conquer the world - They're thinking a couple of steps ahead of everyone else - Both are well known (No game no life - they're rank 1 players in many games, Log Horizon - he's known as the strategist of a famous group that completed several raids) - Both protagonists can be misunderstood by the other characters 

similarity's 1. both take place in a alternate fantasy world. 2.the protagonists are amazing strategists. 3.the protagonists use their intelligence to get power in the new world becoming leaders so the can restore order. 4.the protagonist are misunderstood by the other characters 5.the protagonists are shut ins spending allot of time reading books to learn about their new world 6.they're both visually impressive. 7.the goal of leaving the world is of little or no importance 8.both put more time into characters rather than action making it seem more like a slice of life. 9. both protagonist have a quiet little girl side kick that is loyal to them (yes i know log horizon she just short but it still counts ) differences. 1. No Game No Life takes it self less seriously making way for more comedy 2. log horizon has a grater promise of action 3. shiroe (log horrizon) is a quiet protagonist is quiet a loud charismatic protagonist 4. no game no life gets straight into the plot No game no life the protagonist know why and how they're in this new world straight from the start as such their goal are already known. log horizon they don't know whats going on and so the spend allot of time trying to work out their next move.   

Both focus on some of the more political aspects of being trapped in a world to do with games. 

it is similar in the sense of the characters leaving the real world and entering a new world, in this anime they are inside a game and must adapt to expansion pack which makes the npc's have real emotions ect i recommend this anime, hope that this helped 

In both series the main characters are transported into a '' gaming world '' and in both anime they use strategies and focus on economy to make a better world instead of trying to get out. Neither of these have much/none action instead they use communication. 

The story in both animes is very similar, such as the main character gets transfered to a new and unknown world. Where they have to adapt and find their own way to survive in this new peticular situation. 

-they are both set in a game like world -the protagonists in both anime rise to the top quickly - in both the male protagonists are seriously strategic 

I would definitely place No Game No Life in the same gaming category as SAO and Log Horizon. I f you loved the gaming world SAO and the intelligence of Shiroe, you should definitely check it out! 

if you like the way the protagonist think to solve complex problems and the like, this is the anime for you in addition to the case of games 

While pacing feels very different (Log Horizon relies on a slow buildup to flesh out its world and characters, NGNL moves at breakneck speed), the core aspects are similar: light-hearted tone, emphasis on overcoming challenges by strategizing and planning ahead, gaming-oriented lore and rules. Both are highly recommended if you enjoy tactics and brains over brawn types of shows. 

Log Horizon SHIRO = No Game No Life SORA If you enjoyed Log horizon because of shiros cleverness/strategies you will surely like no game no life. Both bring tension to the watcher. 

both are people playing games at the begining but then get put into the games they play through one way or another and both anime main characters are amazing at the games they play 

Segue o mesmo estilo de anime baseado em MMORPG. Para quem curte o gênero, irá amar. It follows the same anime style based on MMORPG. For those who enjoy the genre, will love. 

-Both consist of players from real-life getting whisked into a parallel game-world -Both worlds have a set of classes/species with their own abilities 

- both of the anime is masterpiece - op main character and both of them have a little sister - "geass and the power of the pledge it depends on what you bet in the game", geass can make other people what you want but in NGNL after you win a game you can take authority or control the other people - lelouch and sora can build a strategy based on their knowledge.  

Its a sad state of affairs when protagonists in shows are often dumbed down in order to appeal to the "average joe". But you know what? I don't like watching plot armoured idiots bumbling around, or weak willed pussies bowing and scraping. Sometimes you just want a MC who kicks ass and look good doing it. No more forehead slapping moments, just the same stuff you would do if put in the same shoes. If you're looking for an anime whose MC is both smart and competent, and have a flair for brilliant ballsy moves, look no further than No Game No Life.  

Both series revolve around a main character who is a genius at playing games. The games are the central theme in no game no life (not the case for code geass). But if you liked the strategies and tactical thinking in one of the series you will most likely like the other one too. The main characters devoted their life to becoming tactical geniuses. They would do anything in order to rule the world and make it a better place. 

-Both main characters are very clever, with everything planned ahead. -Both main characters have big goals to achieve. 

-from a mere human trying to beat the king/God -conquering the world -superpowers -strategy  

The protagonists intelligence is incredible in both series. The reasoning of the main characters are the key to success for the problems facing ... 

Both anime have main characters that are strong, smart and badass. Code Geass: Lelouch, No Game No life: Sora Code Geass: CC, No Game No Life: Shiro Lelouch and Sora are both brilliant strategists. The difference is No Game No life takes place in a virtual world while Code Geass takes place in a real setting involving nations after nations. Code Geass doesn't have characters that are NEETs when compared to No Game No Life. 

Main characters are both smart and deceiving. Both stories are about a person (or 2 people) who want to take over the world 

Sora reminds me very much of Lelouch, and they are kinda trying to reach the same goal through "tactical" plans. 

Both MCs can think of a plan really fast and are like 5 steps ahead of the others (lelouch not in all cases, but whatever) Both MCs have a little sister. differences:1. Sora has actually some humor which is amusing to watch, while lelouch is cold-hearted filled with hatred and sometimes he can get u in the nerves or bore u. 2. Code Geass is Mecha and Military while NGNL is Comedy and contains a bit of Ecchi. 

The Protagonists of both series are incredibly bright. Both series resolve seemingly impossible situations through tricks, tactics and forethought. The Protagonists of both series gain allies through their ability. A difference between the two is that Code Geass is mecha with actual fighting and No Game No Life contains very little or no fighting. In No Game No Life conflicts are resolved strictly through strategy and cunning. 

This is a character-based recommendation. The main male leads of both series are both highly similar; they are extremely smart and will do anything to protect their little sisters. Every move they make is essentially planned a bunch of steps ahead of anyone else around them. So yeah, basically, they're both basically badass-as-hell thinkers and it's super entertaining to watch them out-think their opponents. 

Code Geass and No Game No Life are similar in the way that the main protagonists are super smart and how much of the focus of the series is strategy. Both series also have the idea of being able to conquer the world. I highly recommend them both. 

Both characters use intellect as a game to win battles. 

Next level MCs next leveling next leveled opponents 

No game no life were truly genuine anime, maybe the most intellect of them all. In terms of artwork code geass is a bit different and also it has a lot of action what NGNL doesn't have. But in fact code geass is strategical based anime which has genius main character as in No Game No Life and for gods sake these two animes shares the king of all strategical games, CHESS. In strategical and tactical as well as in genuine terms these two animes match. 

In No Game No Life, the protagonists, Sora and Shiro, have levels of intelligence far superior than the average human. Once they get sucked into a world where games rule the world, they must outplay and outwit their opponents to rise to the top. The biggest difference between both shows is No Game No Life has a very light-hearted and comical atmosphere with short bursts of suspense, unlike Code Geass where the suspense is present most of the time and comedy is sparse. They are similar in the aspect of outrageous planning, and characters attempting to outsmart eachother. Personally I prefer Code Geass over No Game No Life, because No Game No Life occasionally throws logic out the window as some plans make no sense, and No Game No Life doesn't have a satisfying ending.  

The protagonists on the show are very similar to each other and both shows try to be smart when their not that smart and they have difficult odds to overcome and both have a lot of unneeded fan service. 

This relates to Code Geass, they both have included a plot where everything is in a big panic where someone as intelligent beings come and show their skills and thinking to solve it all. It surprises the watchers and also the enemies to think had they faced someone so powerful and strong? Sora and Shiro are siblings. They have never lost a round with anyone in games. Life outside is living in garbage. They play games that make them be nicknamed "Blank" Tet the god seeing that they are interesting asked them if they are born in the wrong world. They said "yes' but a hand comes out of the computer and summons them to another world called the "game world - where everything is decided by gameS. The two siblings finding this world worth exploring, they decideS to not leave. Their goal is to defeat and conquer. Code Geass, a very similar plot but more serious has teenage Lelouch Lanperouge, smart and graceful gets himself involved a dangerous war but uses his expanded wonderful knowledge and power given by C.C they both plan careful attacks to win fights. Like Death Note, Lelouch eventually get his identity as "Zero" spoiled in the end ... gets .. nah I 'm not going to tell you!  

There is a lot of difference between these two anime but, something that make Code Geass popular was Lelouch vi Britannia. If you are looking for an anime with a character who controls an army or a country leading them to victory with his virtuous analytical skills, solving complex puzzles and predicting its enemies, check no game no life. 

Both use intellect to overcome their problems. The protagonists are really Similar, the only real difference is that one has ecchi and the one has mecha.  

Brilliant protagonists who outwit everyone else. Epic stories. NGNL is more comedy-focused while Code Geass is darker and more serious. NGNL also doesn't have any romance subplots or long-term enemies that last throughout the series. 

Both No Game No Life and Code Geass (season 1, very important) show powerful main characters using their minds to change the world, with a bright view of life. Code Geass tends to be more serious and Evangelion-like (Knightmare Frames, plus OOPSIE DOOPSIE that's a SPOILER the king's project), and I often qulified it of a mix of these two. 

Conquer with the mind. The intelligent Lelouch and duo known an Blank, use their minds in a conquest to rule at the top of the world they are associated with. Code Geass gives pordigy Lelouch the power of mind control through Geass, whereas NGNL's game legends Sora and Shiro use their knowledge to weave their way to defeat the highest position of God. Both are great anime featuring multiple mind games and well-thought out tricks from unstoppable minds. 

Code Geass and No Game No Life both have really similar protagonists. Lelouch and Sora are both individuals that are also known by a nickname meaning literally nothing (Zero and Blank). They are also both very intelligent and they posses the power to control people. They also both have little sisters. And finally, both shows contain a lot of references to chess.  

Now obviously No Game No Life is more light-hearted than Death Note but they both have a ridiculously smart main character and both have the same sort of mind games going on.  

Both main characters are geniuses in their own right. They're both master planers and have incredible reasoning and deduction skills. While the shows differ on tone, one being dark and serious, and the other light-hearted and care free. The shows central plot revolves around the achievement of godlike status. Figuratively or literally.  

No Game No Life is basically just a complete mind game. Unlike Death Note, this is probably an easier anime to understand. 

Both anime show the brilliance of the characters minds.It is a fight of the protagonists minds and their opponents one might say.Both will make you wonder how in the world did they think of each of their moves and decisions.The only difference is that in Death Note they fight with their lives on the line. 

If you enjoy smart shows, like Death Note, No Game No Life is an absolute must watch series. Both series showcase brilliant characters, albeit in extremely different circumstances, and both plots are compelling. While I was watching No Game No Life, all I could think of were the amazing strategies that both Light and Shiro/Sora employed to reach their goals. All in all, No Game No Life is a must- watch for Death Note fans craving brilliant characters. 

Genius protagonists mentally dominate everyone around them.  

The real similarity between these two titles is the complexity of the plot and to a small degree the core idea as well. Both shows depict two sides trying to get ahead of each other. The plot is like a game where the main characters are constantly trying to think ahead and set up traps for their opponents; I find their schemes are generally really clever. That being said that's probably their biggest/only notable similarity. Death Note is much more dramatic and heavy whereas No Game No Life is light, colourful, and contains more anime tropes. 

Imagine Death Note's intricate, constantly twisting plot, and remove all the gloomy death and misery; Imagine that Light and L are both good guys but take nothing seriously; Imagine that instead of operating in modern Japan they are transported to a world where all fantasy meets. Now slap on an ultra-bright, fast, fluid pastelish animation style, and you have No Game No Life, the middle point where Death Note meets Gurren Lagann 

They both have main character that are all based on strategy,both with extremely smart protagonists The difference is that,while no game no life has a more colorful atmosphere,death note has a darker one 

No Game No Life and Death Note are that kind of anime that has some badass genius characters, if you want someone for you to get amazed by his/her brilliant mind, dude, these are the best animes. 

brain trips 

No Game No Life doesn't have the real world feel that is brilliantly displayed in Death Note, however the strategy and mental battles between characters are found in both of these great titles. NGNL will entertain you while BLANK takes over the world that they have won the right to live in, until they conquer God himself. The artwork is spectacular, bright and lively, enough ecchi to not become generic to watch, and of course the games are amazing. I highly recommend watching this light novel adaptation it is one of my top favorite anime of all time.  

Same stunning brain game on the main character 

Both include insanely intelligent people who Predict their opponents moves. 

Similarity - Challenge another side - Some Fantasy involved but not superpower Difference - No game no life is about winning game such as chess and poker - Death note is to catch the criminal Which one is better? should watch both 

Lots of thinking and mind games. Smart and cocky main character. 

Death Note is a very mind boggling anime as the viewers a constantly involved with the cases involved in it. Constant observation is required to understand the schemes related to the plot 

main protagonists are geniuses and it's really fun to see how they solve the problems at hand 

Strategy and Conquer. Death Note and NGNL knows no bounds of showing how people use clever plans and strategy to conquer the opponent. Both anime start with intelligent people, though Light is a high school student, whereas Blank, which is Sora and Shiro, are NEETs, who end up being associated in an extraordinary event. In Death Note, it is the battle of Kira vs L, NGNL shows a battle of Blank vs the world. Death Note gives a great rivalry to witness, though countless interesting mind games are given in NGNL as Blank battles various individuals and races. 

They don't have much in common. It's just that, if you want to send your brain 'cells at work' (Pun intended,though I haven't watched CAW yet) trying to understand a series, these 2 definitely deserve an A+ in that case.  

Both are centered around a genius who goes around dominating their world, although Death Note can be a lot more morbid than NGNL.  

equally smart who can exceed ordinary humans 

both are psychological to some extent death note being darker but both of them share the same thing in common, they both have psychological warfare between the protaganist/antagonist and another character if you are into thrillers like these which leave you on the edge of your seat then you will definitely enjoy death note or no game no life 

In both anime, the shut in, NEET main character is transported to a fantasy world. Both anime use vivid colors, but slightly more so in the case of NGNL. Both have silly interactions between the characters. In the case of NGNL, the goal to conquer the fanstasy world, while in Kono Subarashii, the characters set out to beat the demon king.  

Similar genres: Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Supernatural Both main characters are allowed to live another life a game-like/game related due to their NEET/shut in personality Although Konosuba is not an ecchi, it does have quite a bit of fan service  

* NEET's / shut-in's are transported to another/fantasy world... * in both we have two girls ( Aqua & Steph ) who is kinda hated/enslaved by our MC.. * Both has awesome characters which will make you love them... * Both have goals to reach/conquer/defeat everything [ in NGNL Sora's dream is to conquer that world (mostly for beast girls xD ) & in KonoSuba - Kazuma's dream is to defeat Demon King.. * Both are very short anime [12 & 10 episodes long] * MuST WATCH anime  

Both male leads are otaku NEET gamers who are surprisingly intelligent. These same male leads find themselves transported to another world in the first episode, and use their gaming prowess to navigate through life in the new world. 

A NEET is transported to an alternate world where the rules of the new world are similar to that in a game. The goals of the two series are different (KonoSuba is defeat the demon king and NGNL is to play god in a game) but they have similar themes overall. NGNL has better animation and coloring, but both have a comedic outlook in them.  

KonoSuba and No Game No Life. Both ... - They have neet boy who is transported in a fantasy world, where the challenge will be to defeat the god tet / dark king, through different missions / games, where he will meet different girls, who will help him to acquire what he wants. Both are good series of comedy to pass the time, where despite the pervert of the protagonist, will succeed in his ingenuity to overcome every adversity... 

What would you do if you had to live in a fantasy world where the rules are governed by game mechanics? Would you bet your whole life trying to win and become a god or would you defeat a demon king in order to get your life back? Kono Subarashii and No Game No Life have similar storylines where the main characters are sent to another realm by a god/goddess. Furthermore, the shut-in and gamer archetype are present in both anime. If you love an anime where outrageous and dysfunctional characters interact with the main character to achieve their goal, then Kono Subarashii and No Game No Life is for you. Not to mention there are sexual innuendos present in both anime.  

Both have a male lead with a girl by their side. Both leads are addicts to gaming and shut-in. They get transported to a world similar to a videogame by a god/godess. Leads in both anime are smart but have average phisical strenght. 

This anime is more similar to NGNL then other 'trapped in a game world' animes because... ❆In both anime the male lead are NEET's ❆They meet a goddess which then teleports them to a fantasy world ❆The characters are both lacking in physical strength but they have high intelligence 

- Both are about people being able to be reborn in a new world that follows a similar system to ones you see in games or similar.. - Both anime follow NEET's in their journey to become a new person. - They also have high levels of comedy and the story in both kind of rely on the comedy aspects so it is able to move on. - So I believe if you liked one then you should like the other  

Stuck in another world? An over used genre, sure, but both of these are extremely well made. The main protagonist is intelligent and lucky, so most things end up ok. Both No Game No Life and Konosuba are hilarious. They include a God character, and the main character treats them as an equal or in a casual manner at least.  

KonoSuba shares a similar comedic tone to NGNL. While these two anime are different in many ways, the tone they share is similar. Most people who like one are likely to enjoy the other. 

Fantasy RPG-type setting. 

NGNL plays the "isekai" genre a bit straighter than the parody that is KonoSuba, but both feature some totally laugh out loud comedy and very attractive waifu-tier girls throughout their brief runs. 

Very similar styles of comedy catering to a very similar audience. Neither has that much in the way of depth (and neither tries to have much in the way of depth), but I'd argue NGNL has more meat to it than Konosuba due to its more 'involved' action components and overhanging philosophies. Both shows also feature NEET protagonists who have... 'romantic issues', to put it nicely. They're also both isekai shows where the main characters choose to leave our world for a better one. (In the case of Konosuba, 'better' gets some quotation marks pretty quickly.) Basically, two popular and fun light watch comedies. Plus, you get to wait in sequel hell for both shows.  

Both anime involve characters going into a fantasy/gaming-influenced world. Both Konosuba and NGNL have great comedy, a slight bit of ecchi, and are overall great for gamers. If you liked NGNL like I did, I can guarantee you'll enjoy Konosuba. 

Adventure, comedy, ecchi, fantasy, supernatural, depth of characters, isekai, these two have it all. I would say that No Game No Life is the "Game" version of KonoSuba. Masterpiece in my heart, "very good" on AnimeNew, you can't be disappointed by any of them. 

Have a male MC who is a NEET gamer be transported to a vibrant fantasy world of RPG qualities and you'll find both shows matched the description. Though they split apart in terms of plot, other aspects such as the similar humors, high quality in audiovisual, and hilarious characters guarantee an appealing entertainment. And there is also a sizable amount of fanservice in both anime. 

While I was watching NGNL I was like "Heyoh WTF this is Konosuba" Actually, Konosuba is like NGNL but I watched if after 

Both shows are an Isekai Both have a bit of comedy Both have great main charcters I feel if you truly enjoyed No Game No Life then KonoSuba is the next anime you should watch. 

Two of my favourites, the protagonists make the anime they are in so much better, the interaction with side characters adds even more to it, the world building is solid and the pace of each show works great. They don't have the typical approach that Isekai tend to have "slash slash stabbity stab stab" more planned out ways of achieving that win. 

Both follow the 'trapped in a game world' plot and follow the main characters setting out to rule the new world they now live in. 

Light novels about a protagonist that gets transported into a world that operates on game rules and so the protagonist decides to conquer the world just for the fun.  

Both have the protagonists attempting to make a life in a new world by seizing power.  

To start in both of the anime, the main characters are OP and pretty much unbeatable in what they do. all though overlord is in the VRMMORPG genre and NO Game No Life being based in a non VR world were game are everything. If you like one you most likely will like the other.  

If you like Isekai, this is a must see Both characters are 'overpowered', using not only their specs but gaming wits as well  

Well, both MC-s go to another world and they don't wanna go back to their old world, because their life there isn't much. While No Game No Life is more of a comedy, Overlord is more serious anime.. If you liked one i can guarantee you will like the other one. 

Both animes involove leaving the real world and entering the gaming world. The main protagonist(s) of both animes prefer the gaming world and would prefer to stay there instead of leaving, which is different to your typical rpg anime. No game no life has more of a comical twist to the story whereas Overlord is a slight bit more serious. If you like one you will like the other. 

No Game No Life takes place in a World where things are settled through games. On the other hand, Overlord takes place in a world with Game functions. Although No Game No Life does not have action scenes unlike Overlord, both of them still give the same feeling. Both of them comes from the same studio, Madhouse. If you like one of them because of the game genre, you are surely to like the other as well.  

-Both MCs go in virtual world n they don't want to leave 'coz they think real world is shit. -Overlord is a bit serious while NGNL contains a lot of comedy. -Overlord contains more action while NGNL is pure mindgames and deception. -Albedo and Jibril both loath humans(err.. Imanity) and view them as inferior species. 

because this anime is related to games they both drop in this world and try to rule it and they are both good 

The story and overall feel of this anime reminds me a lot of No Game No Life. 

Want to be the master of the world? Fear not, because these animes will give you a way to satisfy your desires without hurting anyone! 

Both anime have an OP main character Both MCs are intelligent Both anime are funny and good to watch when taking a break from a serious series. 

They both take place in an alternate world 

Overlord and No Game No Life both take place in a "game". Overlord is more simaller to SAO with him being in a game forever, while No Game No Life is about two people who are bored who go to a already existing game world somewhere. I feel that if you think that you love games then definitely watch No Game No Life or Overlord, Overlord is more about mmorpg games and No Game No Life is like more then a wider range. But keep note that they are both 13+ but has very good comedy. 

The main character(s) become stuck in an alternate world and have to adapt to their world and find out whats going on. 

The main characters get stuck/traveled to another world. Both MC's use both their skills and their brains to solve their problems.  

- They both come from the real world, and they go in a fantasy world (Isekai) - The main characters are both very powerful 

Themes of conquering, world takeover, and colonizing 

Both are show around the concept of games, and using them to determine life or death situations. The games also both have strange twists to them, though Death Parade is more for a dramatic style, while NGNL is more of an epic style. 

Both Anime are about Games like darts or chess for certain reasons (which are very exciting and good to watch). Also the animation is similar because of the same studio. For me, those Anime are like poles, they're complete each other. 

A world where everything is solved with games. 

both are like a game and have some mystery behind them 

~everything is decided by INTRIGUING GAMES + STRATEGIES ~D.P is slightly darker (in the name itself) ~MC's of both shows are really interesting characters  

One word GAMES! and they both came from the same studio. If you like games then watch it have fun 😊 

No Game No Life has hooked me by the fascinating idea that games are the way to settle conflicts. Death Parade hooked me by games are the way to choose life or death. They are both interesting and attention grabbers, and are related by some sort of "game".  

Great recommendation for anyone who likes an anime that involves gambling, as well as No Game No Life. 

Both anime about games, Death Parade is a bit more serious, mysterious and has more blood. No Game No Life is more comedic. Both show characters surviving in their own worlds. 

Both Animes are about games, even thought they are used in a different way. NGNL uses them for conflicts between people and focuses on winning, while Death Parade encounter with the dark side of the human soul while playing a game.  

Game. Everything in this world is determined by a simple game. And the stakes are as high as they please. NGNL's game world has Sora and Shiro go forth to try to dominate the world and become the next god. On the flipside, DP's episodic characters battle one another in a game that costs way more than the boundaries of life and death. Both are good anime with NGNL being a blessing of good mind battles with ecchi here and there. DP being a very dark psychological anime about the true nature of people. Both made by the same studio, Madhouse. 

Games are the most important part of both these anime. Though Death Parade is more on the serious and mature side, it involves quite a lot of gaming.  

Gives off the same vibe. Where No Game No Life is about games, Shokugeki no Souma is about food. Main characters (Sora & Souma) are similar, they share the voice actor too. Both are good at one thing and are thrown into a place where it's all about that thing. Both are confident on their skills and are aiming to the top. 

 

No Food No Life, Shokugeki no Sora. That's how similar they are. Both have a cocky OP protagonist voiced by the same seiyuu, ecchiness, duels with some kind of set rules, a lot of grills, and explanation on whats on the characters mind after their "smart move". BOth of this anime are truly birds from the same nest. 

-Main characters are extremely similar in actions, designs, and voices -Both are a unique take on a popular genre (reality to game, school shonen) -Both are ecchi shows with a massive female cast (though there are more in NGNL) 

Both series give you the same feeling, a thrill that you can never get tired of in every episode. Plus, both the male lead had the same voice actor. 

The premise of battles that can let anyone ask any request of another, as long as said requests are equal in value. Also, both shows manage to draw you in and keep your focus until the very end, with slight echii and comedy involved to make it a highly entertaining show. 

The art style is similar, both animes are sexualized/ ecchi and yeah... that's it. 

Both Shokugeki and No Game No Life are shows about main characters seeking to reach the top of a hierarchy. In NGNL, the sibling pair challenge other races for domination, seeking the ability to challenge the god of their world to a game for control of the world. In Shokugeki, Yukihira seeks to reach the top spot in Totsuki Culinary School to prove that he is the best cook. While the shows have distinct dynamics and humor, they both share a balance of action, ecchi, and story development with a plethora of characters. 

Both main characters have the same voice actor. In addition, the two series are focused around a series of competitions to essentially decide how things will be run. In Food Wars, they compete with cooking competitions, and in No Game No Life, they compete through games. Both series also use lewd humor. 

Colorfull and cheerfull this anime makes your day bright and extremely interesting. The settings of the anime challenge the mind and are extremely fun to watch to. Strategy in games is key! 

-both have superb mind games that just leave the opponent speechless -both have cocky but smart main characters 

Both about the main characters completely outsmarting and dominating the other characters. Both incredibly amazing and addictive! 

If you want a series of thrilling gambles with a lot in stake and a protagonist that seems to have everything planned out and almost always wins flawlessly with unmatched intellect and skill just like in No Game No Life, these are all in One Outs. Though One Outs is only about baseball, it is still a suspenseful watch. 

Both MC's Will do ANYTHING to win and use strategic and psychological warfare to their advantage! 

Both protagonists have uncanny abilities to read their opponents and make for a great psychological battle. no game no life is basically one outs without the sports and with ecchi. 

-both have extremely cocky but intelligent main protagonists -both involve gambling or betting as a major part of the story. -both involve mind games and trickery  

Different in settings only. But they share many similarities -Winning gambles is the main objective. -Both MCs own high intelligence -Use deceiving tricks to win -Both MCs are unbeatable -People around them do not have faith in them for the first time, but after several games, they are shocked and amazed -Produced by the same company  

Although the plots are completely different the main characters always use there head to outsmart and outplay their opponents. In NGNL one of the main characters has an ability called "Cold reading" where he can tell what someone is thinking by the way they are acting, in One Outs the MC has the same ability. 

well both anime's mc/mcs are extreamly talented at what they do and are down right amazing in crushing there opponents  

It's all about winning game over the opponent by using psychology and tactics. Totally fun, shouldn't miss any of them. 

Both anime have genius protagonists who have a thing for their sisters. The main characters pretty much live in worlds where they are unbeatable and the only one who can defeat them is their sister. 

At first glance, No Game No Life (NGNL) and Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei (MKnR) don't have many similarities if you just take the premise of the respective stories. However, a noticeable trend is adopted throughout the series, and that is the mastermind type characters within the anime. Tatsuya Shiba (MknR) and Sora (NGNL) are both characters with immense mental skills, able to create masterful solutions to problems that will have viewers on the edge of their seats, whether it's being unexpectedly skilled at magic engineering (MKnR) or Outwitting a certain Human and her elf friend (NGNL). If you found you enjoyed the wit and strategy employed by either character, I'm sure you'll love the other and thus I highly recommend giving the other a try.   

Both of these animes have two main characters which are: - Both brother and sister; - Both have a special relationship with each other; - Both are geniuses/are completely overpowered compared to the rest of the cast; - Both put each other as their top priority in almost anything. The shows are also similar in that they have the occasional strategic fights between the protagonists and antagonists. They also have their own level of magic set throughout the plot, although one is more fantasy while the other more not-so-distant future (urban modern environment). Both of the shows also have very colourful and vibrant color pallets and designs. And have harem elements with ecchi.  

Both of the protagonist are OP in their own ways and are geniuses beyond comprehension, and both have intimate (maybe even more than that) relationships with their little sisters. A good bit of action is seen in both anime. 

Amazing anime that is very similar in that the main character is a genius in everything, even though hes looked down upon for having weak compatability with magic. Also has the little sister type however it is hinted she has a bro complex. Great plot with mystery twists and hilarious action as Shiba Tatsuya (main character) rapes everything; he's a student, secret elite special forces member, world famous engineer by a hidden alias etc... If u like no game no life you'll love this equally or even more. 

Both main characters are badasses and have sisters that love their brothers (as siblings). Both main characters are OP and very smart. 

Both revolve around a pair of siblings with various strengths that compliment each other perfectly. While the brother only sees their sister as just that- a sister- the sister is hinted to have a crush on their brother, though Miyuki goes WAY past hints. It's also established in both shows that the siblings never lose, so the draw of both stories isn't IF they're going to win, but HOW they're going to win. I personally prefer "The Irregular at Magic High School", as it has much better art and music, though "No Game, No Life" has a better story and is more fun. Overall, both are worth watching as long you don't mind anime where the heroes never lose.  

- both have a pair have siblings (brother and sister) - special relationship between the siblings - both are OP and smart  

Both anime features a sibling duo who are excellent at what they do. Both MC are incredibly smart and have a sis-con complex kinda situation. 

Both make somewhat simple games appear to be extremely complex and strategic on an extreme level. 

It may not seem so at first glance but these Anime are extremely similar. Both are Animes about gambling where gambling is the only means to survive and thrive. Sora and Shirou gamble against the other species to free imanity which had been driven to a corner by the other species. While Kaiji gambles to save himself from debts. Characters frequently use cunning ploys and deceit to best each other in both Animes. No game no life is based on a fantasy world and is more comedic whilst this is based on the real world. But both have loads of mind games that keep the anime really interesting. If someone liked one of them theirs a high chance that he would like the other as well.  

In both series the characters are stuck, they can't escape without winning. In both series they need to play a game to win, they need to use their brain and outsmart their opponent. 

Both shows are about games and gambling the mcs are both losers who are only good and games kaiji is alot more sinister and humorless though 

In both of these the mc plays games and tryes to win. In Kaiji the mc is a gambler and tryes to win a huge sum of money to recover from his dept. 

High stakes, gambling, strategy and competition, If your looking for an anime where the protagonists compete to better their lives than look no further. No Game No Life differs with a fantasy setting with genius unbeatable protagonists. While Kaiji has a much more humane story centred around its protagonist and his personal struggles, whilst also containing much higher stakes and risks. If you like one for its concepts of strategic competition than you'll be sure to like the other. 

all about game, mind game and in-game intelligence 

Similarities: * MC's play games with their lifes on the stakes. * MC's are extremely clever and great strategists. Differences: * Kaiji is darker is a depressing way (He's considered a loser and treated like crap). On the other hand, NGNL is a fantasy anime setted in a colorful world. * There's no comedy in Kaiji. 

Both anime are based on gambling and outwitting your opponent and both have a similar theme that luck is just a fiction you have to win by your own wits and moves 

The protagonists in Btooom & No Game No Life are expert NEET gamers who are trapped in virtual worlds. In Btooom, the NEET is Ryouta Sakamoto while in No Game No Life, the NEETs are Sora & Shiro. The difference is Btooom is a survival game whereby in order to win, you must be the last man standing while No Game No Life is basically a quest to redeem the weak human race of Imanity. The animation style has a darker vibe in Btooom while the animation has a sunset feel in No Game No Life. 

- a male and a female are the main characters - main characters are NEETs - they are suddenly taken to another world where they have to play a certain game in order to survive. - the plot is very similar - both are good strategy anime  

People are taken to an unknown island where they must fight to the death using bombs, collecting chips, in order to get off the island alive. 

Both animes are about good gamers getting stuck in a game-world. NO SPOILER :) 

-both are in game -both main protagonist are smart and uses intelligent moves to win the game -both anime are short -both main protagonist have no life and just keep gaming btooom!: -if you lose,you die -harder to survive -art style is not that good because it is a old show No Game No Life: -fancy art style -ecchi(if you like) -some cheats can be applied to real world(just saying) Both are really good show,so watch both of them! 

Both anime involve genius gamers, spending day after day playing games. In Btooom the protagonist is brought to an island with others and their are equipped with weapons. In No Game no Life, the protagonist are transported in to the game world and they need to prove themselves that they are the best. This sounds very similar to SAO, Log Horizon, Overlord and more, but I think Btooom and No Game No Life are the most original and also the best shows in the genre.  

its like no game no life that have turned for the worst NEET Gamers sent to another world/pacific island Both Mc are badass Many mind games going on But No Game No Life have a more positive vibe other that Btooom! **WARNING** For teens and children who haven't watched any other dark themed anime like Attack on Titan,Danganronpa or Death Note. If its your first time, well its will be pretty intense.But if you have the guts then watch it is pretty good if you can handle gore scenes then good for you  

-Both shows share the trait of not having a proper conclusion -Both shows have other characters are ultimately forgotten or weak -Both shows revolve around a game -Both shows have a big titty GF's -Both shows need a second season 

+ NEETS are taken against their will to a colorful fantasy world, but they soon realize they don't care about trying to get back to their old world (unlike most people in this situation in anime) + Both are a little ecchi (some younger girls as well as bustier women) but No Game No Life has more - No Game No Life involves geniuses using their gambling and gaming skills to conquer their world while Outbreak Company has an otaku using his knowledge of Japanese culture to influence the people of the fantasy world 

Both of our shut in protagonist get involved in the world they never knew exists. OC: He was invited to the other world after filling out a survey in the net. NGNL: He was invited to the other world after beating a mysterious player in chess in the net They both loli's : Petra/Shiro And the one w/ lot of fs: Myu/Steph 

Outbreak Company also has it's main character work on establishing a friendly relationship between differing races in another world through unconventional means. They also share the same undertone which involves looking into other characters' perspectives to figure out why and how they will respond to situations. 

Similarity a neet character travels to another world ..( Fantasy world ) comedy with a little fan-service cute and lovable characters enjoyable plot Disclaimer main characters personalizes are a different .. Sora in no game no life is a bit perverted and kinda Bad-ass .Shinichi Kanou is on the shy side the plots layout is completely different both there anime are funny and enjoyable .if you enjoyed watching one .give the other a try you will not be disappointed.  

Enjoyable, mostly filler, bright & colourful alternate dimension full of nerds , elves, animal people, dwarves, and large chested women. 

comedy, fantasy - both series are about people who end up in another world, the areas and humour are quite similar, male protagonist of NGNL reminds me of the protagonist of outbreak company 

1.Shut in NEET has to go into a new world and change the way of life.the new world that is introduced is behind in technology and the way they live is old fashioned, Use of magic and existence of beings like elves and many more others 

Both main characters don't have friends and are good-for-nothing. Game is mixing up with reality, and everything is settled with a game/duel. Both have alternate worlds. 

Both of these anime involve the main characters benefiting from games, however if you were watching Accel World and were getting tired of Haru being considered a great gamer, then try out this little gem. Sora and Shiro get thrown into all sorts of games and always show what it means to be a badass gamer. Similar to Haru, they are both outcasts, but they are definitely not losers. Their games are in my opinion, much more satisfying. 

- Great story - Its about a virtual game world - Both main characters get introduced to a new world, and hate the real world. - Both characters have great goals in mind, which makes the anime interesting. 

Same idea of Sword Art Online and No Game No Life, the story occurs on a Digital, or Virtual World. 

- Get thrown into a game (world) - Both main characters are neets - Their goal is to finish/become best in the game (as god/lvl10) 

all good people already write good comparative thing so i will just say for me there is no doubt that you will really like or be more become a big fan of no game no life because for me i put it in the top 10 of my animelist i most loved to see first time and most liked the first time i watched it that all i hope u like like watch it too 

Both main characters are withdrawn from other people in real life. Both series also center around a virtual world of gaming that the main characters go to. The main thing that makes these series similar is their focus on gaming and such.  

Aside from the obvious MMO-inspired setting, they also share a somewhat earnest realization for what their reasoning for being made was. Where No Game can be seen as self-aware, Danmachi seems to have no pretense to just being escapist, fantasy empowerment. Vivid animation, in-world game stats to move the plot forward and a shameless disregard for fanservice. If a less conceited MMO entry is what you want, then give either of these a try.  

Living in a game, a little of fan service over there and an interesting plot. This is what these two anime is all about. 

It's practically the same concept, only a lot more wittier and intelligent when it comes to the writing. I prefer the action scenes in Danmachi a lot more cause they remind me of Ragnarok the anime in some form or another, but these two are pretty spot. Rather than the main character be one person, it's actually a pair of step-siblings with separation anxiety that get transported to a world where everything is decided on a bet and a game, as well as a couple of crazy rules. My only gripe with both of these series is the way they end. Both end on pretty HUGE cliffhangers but if you can get beyond that, they're awesome in their own way. Just can't wait for more.  

Similarities: -Both anime takes place on a parallel world (Isekai). -Both anime have the same voice actor of SAO, Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo, Trinity Seven, Shokugeki no Soma, etc... -Both anime features a game-based plot. Differences: -No Game No Life involves blood related siblings while in Danmachi it is a Goddess X Child relationship. -NGNL's MCs are geniuses who beat other people easily, strategically and perfectlly while on the other hand, Danmachi do contain a Lazy Goddess and a Hardworking Adventurer who seeks to be a "Hero" -NGNL's features chess as their gameplay and key to every problems they would have while Danmachi, it does have the usage of weapons such as Blades, Swords, and Magic to fight on a dungeon. -Danmachi's point of climax is within a dungeon while in NGNL, it features an outside world encounters. -Different voice tones of MC from Danmachi (very manly) and NGNL (deep and serious, sometimes manly). -It differs to what extent that NGNL do not feature a RPG-like plot but like a puzzle gameplay in which players strategically solves every game while on the other hand, Danmachi features a MMORPG-like plot in which the MC adventure on a dungeon in which he fight and encounter monsters to defeat with.   

both are ecchi and fantasy anime  

Similarities: Takes place in another world Both anime have the same voice actors Game-based plot 

Characters who do not know relates , being forced through the games to have a life. 

Both have the Game theme, and the main characters are badass 

Both main male protagonists are recognized for their skill in gaming, are extremely confident and a bit crazy, and end up using their gaming skills to do real life things.  

the protagonist is a gamer and they really good at it, they make decision by logic and reasoning, they solve problems as a game, and they think life is a shitty game. 

Both anime is obsess over games and completely ignores the reality world, also they have both unique story that i really admire and love  

- Interacting with/in an alternate world - Colourful designs - Gambling - Battles with lots of shiny beams - OP MC - Energetic and weird God character There's not as much fanservice in C as there is in NGNL though.  

The stories are about a guy and a girl participating in games/gamples. Everything in the stories are resolved through games and gambles. 

Gets involved in another world.. Life is on the line whenever they play games although it's more often in C: ... Both have partners.. Just watch it and you'll find out why I recommended this.. 

One is a heavy based isekai and the other is a light based isekai simply because the characters can go back and forth the real world and the alternate world. Both have the similar themes and tones. But in the short space of 11-12 eps, NGNL is superior but C could be on equal footing as NGNL if it were 24 eps (no joke). Both are fun to watch and of course, your typical OP MCs. C has slightly better writing than NGNL but both are exciting to watch. 

Both feature an Mc who find a way to manipulate games that are to be uncheatable/unhackable.  

Both Animes have a simular plot, but are exceeded in diffrent ways that keep you tuned to the next episode, in terms of animation and voice acting i say they do a great job, both have a main male with some girls as sidecharacters and ofcourse they both play games, and keep secrets. 

While No Game No Life has a much different setting (fantasy isekai), both of these shows are all about a guy (with the help of a girl) who partakes in games where players are pit in a psychological battle of wits. Lots of layers of outmaneuvering your opponent. I think if liked the games in one show, you'd also like the other. 

Similar style. If you liked No Game No Life then Liar Liar might be for you. While not as good, the plot and the games that are played were fun to watch.  

They setting is in a game. It also involves trying to constantly get out of tough situations. 

Both are isekais with asocial MC who discover a world that fits them better. Both have a good soundtrack and great visuals. 

both are brilliant isekai's which define the genre 

One of the best isekai, games theme, good animation, intresting characters 

Both Genius plot, story, and characters. Can leave you dumbfounded and amazed at the same time. The word Genius is enough 

1.Both anime MCs are smart and want to become number 1. 2.Both anime are based on mind games and have pretty good challenges. 3.Both anime are full of color and animation is also good.  

Both has Mc's that are smart and manipulates everyone around them Both needs a 2nd season 

Extremely intelligent characters that treat life like a game being constantly challenged by their environment to prove just how smart they are. 

Both MC's practically have the same type of mind set of protecting what they want to protect and doing what they think best regardless, They are both in-charge of supervising and protecting there own fraction. 

Even though the story is very much different in these animes, there is some similarity in the atmosphere and character styles. Both animes have fantasy themes, and the main protagonists have certain similarities. They both also have plenty of humour and ecchi, but maintain the serious side very well. 

Both have a fantasy genre and a really smart main character who has to make tough decisions. 

The Captain and the Leader. NGNL and Amaburi are stories based on the average individual taking up a forced off chance in life they wouldn't expect to change their entire world, quite literally too. What is given to us is a story of nothing but fluidity and vibrant colours roaring across the atmosphere of this strange fantasy world. NGNL is more centred around games, so expect a lot of strategy and tactics to come with these mind games. Compared to a more relaxed but demanding management role present in Amaburi. Whether you are the neets for the world's best gamers or just some random bishounen at school, the world calls you, and the world demands you. Good comedy fantasies that captivate their world to the utmost standard.  

Both shows have: - MCs bringing modern mankind technology/knowledge into a new world that has magic but backwards in scientific development. - MCs involved in establishing diplomatic relationships between nations/clans. 

-Both characters are an otaku - Went to another world -And "possibly" spreading their names from the new world 

Both stories include modern MCs being transported to a fantasy world filled with different species. They use their own modern/earthly knowledge to make a change. The MCs are very different in terms of IQ, however they do make up for it in the areas they excel in. 

The main characters in both of these series have to play a lot of games and are rather good at it, in fact they have yet to lose a game. If you like anime with a lot of cool and exciting games in them, then you should check these anime out! 

These two animes center on playing any kind of game from coin tossing to chess while the main character is a very smart guy that manages to win despite being cheated.  

both are game based anime with lots of variety in games in them as well as also ya cast gettign caught up in strange shit and nice art and character designs. 

Intelligence. Dr Stone and No Game No Life both follow genius characters in a parallel setting where their knowledge is all the more advantageous to them. Dr Stone's Senku is stuck with humanity in a world just like the stone age, where he pledges to use science to restore the world to its former glory. NGNL follows brother and sister, Sora and Shiro playing games in order to achieve the title of God. Instead of action-packed fight scenes, both these anime bring the best of mind games to fight enemies with. Both contain good comedy as well.  

-The Main Protagonist from both shows have high intelligence in their field - Interesting Story Line And Mysterious Villains - Both shows has their own unique character design  

If you watched No Game No Life solely for its game strategy (which is the best of the series), ignore this recommendation. There is no comparison between the quality of the development and story of Dog Days and No Game No Life, however if you enjoyed the fanservice, the lolis, the nonsensical humour, the ecchi comedy and the scenes with animal girls of the latter, then you're likely to enjoy Dog Days too since it has more of the same. Despite their differences in both series the main characters are drawn into a fantasy world where war and conquests between the various countries are solved through games.  

Where to begin?... No Game No Life is simply the NEETs version of Dog Days. No Game No Life covers strongly on an alternate world, but instead of a synopsis of "OMG, I GOTTA GET OUT OF HERE," like Dog Days and a few other anime, namely Sword Art Online, it has a more of a Log Horizon or PCACFAW (Problem Children) approach of finding out more of the world. Of course Dog Days's plot does develop in the direction of Cique wanting to learn more of Flonyard. The key similarities between NGNL and Dog Days is probably the excitement and the setting, and both definitely have a nice peaceful (kind of) world you might want to be in.  

-The MC's in both anime have a strong bond that grows throughout the show. -The art is beautifully colourful in both anime. -There is a goal that both MC's work towards -Both show adventure, comedy and fantasy/supernatural elements Karneval is more serious than No Game No Life, and really hits the feels in some parts. No Game No Life shows more comedy, but can be intense(a different kind of intensity though). 

Both series are colorful and have elements of fantasy. That would be the only similarity. 

It has the same pastel vibe as No Game No Life. There's quite a lot of fanservice. They both take place in a different realm than Earth  

Both are fantasy anime, even if there isn't a direct link between stories the feeling they convey are pretty much similar. We immediatly take a liking to characters and graphics are beautiful in both of these anime But No game no life might be using more logic and reflexion than Musaigen no phantom world. However I liked both and I hope you will too 

Plays. Intelligent plays are required down these ends. With Great Pretender and NGNL being about games, or at least, some variant of games you have to be the very best at in order to survive a wild and wacky world. Great Pretender focuses more on real-world aspects of being a con artist as opposed to NGNL's isekai gamer moments. However, they both do still share an oddly large number of significantly satisfying moments where the protagonist always has something up their sleeve to pull through in tight situations, or something similar. Both are pretty good, flashy anime that only know how to have fun at the end of the day.   

No Game No Life is very similar to Great Pretender in that they both have lots of unexpected twists and turns. I never quite knew how things were going to turn out but they certainly never disappointed either. They also both have pretty unique art styles. Although No Game No Life has more of a fantastical art style, it's certainly just as colorful and easily recognizable as Great Pretenders. They both have very memorable openings as well if that's important to you :) 

Both have very clever main characters who love the thrill of the game and attract others to them. The worlds are very different but the ambition and spirit of the characters are similar. 

Reminds me of NGNL how both MC is really op and basically doesn't lose to anyone 

If you enjoyed the way that 'No Game No Life' had intellectual battles of wit, the chances are you will also enjoy watching 'Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken'. They also both have a comedic element that is on a similar level. 

-both have overpowered protagonists who are teleported to other worlds -have similar feels of comedy -both protagonists have no interest in love but both share their love for...;) -if you enjoy one of these animes you will def enjoy the other 

First: Both take place in a world where you challlenge God or play against him. The main characters are similar in many ways and both series contain the hardcore puzzles that keep us interested in the game, trying to figure out a way of an impossible maze. Second: I recommend it because both have this comedy despite the seriousness of the situation. Third: Without spoiling it, they have almost the same plot and events twisting ahead by moving foward in the season. With that, the choice is yours. 

Nearly the same plot : Where No Game No Life is based on playing games, Phi Brain: Kami no Puzzle is based on solving puzzles. Exactly the same type of main character: Both the main male characters are as clever as no one else and can face to every situation. To sum up, I'll add that they are both very enjoyable, even if Phi Brain: Kami no Puzzle is full of clichés. 

- Both have games or challenges they must win in order to gain something. - Both have a genius character. - Both have a light feel to them 

Both are based around several games which the heroes need to win to be able to achieve their goal -Both have a fantastic pair: Sora and Shiro for NGNL and Tensai and Juugo for Ruuygajou -Both show different complexe strategies to win  

Both are harem isekais and male power fantasies. Once the males get isekaied, they go from 'zero' to hero. The males are adults and some, if not all, the girls are on the younger side which creates some morally ambiguous romances. 

It is set in a parallel world where the result of mini-games (chosen by the player challanged) determine those involveds fate. Anything from the right to being king to mere financial gain can be set as the prize... 

Both isekai and while awfully different in how they present it, i think the same kind of person would enjoy both 

Similarity - involved cards - Challenge opponents Difference - Kaito is about magician and thief - Kaito's each episode don't relate much to the next one - NGNL is about gamer - NGNL contained some fantasy Which one is better? love both of them 

The thing about these two is that both of them are similar in the sense that gaming and women do connect with one another in how much they try to have adult-made responsibilities. This show is hilarious, and while not jam packed, it still brings a great touch to those who want to see more girls play games both figuratively and literally. 

When the big game started in No Game No life the only title I could think of was Maoyuu Maou Yuusha, they share a common atmosphere I enjoyed very much. Basically the two main characters do pretty much the same thing, they improve a human world with knowledge that is alien to its inhabitants, and they do it step by step too, actually we can say it's big game they are playing in Maoyuu Maou Yuusha. Also, in my opinion main charaters in both titles have questionable social skills, moreover they both have a bond and that's extremely cute. 

both series are themed games either virtual, cards or sometimes chess Teen Protagonist Amateur And Expert At Games And They Are Xntx both series are of the fantasy and comedy genre in both they have mythological creatures both are rated 13+ 

Sentouin Hakenshimasu is a show made by the author of konosuba, it has a similar comedy no game no life. Our main characters goes to another world. Our mc is a loli girl and a coil male lead that is a pervert, his partner doesn't care of his perverted side and seems chill 

Both of the main character is very op and is clearly on a different level than both rest of the characters. Both the main male mc made a girl in the fantasy world fall for him. Both the main male mc has a sister and is very protective of her They are also both perverted Difference, Sora is a neet shut-in and Akatsuki is very outgoing ***SPOILER*** In both of the anime the MCs are outcast and abandoned by their family. Both of the male mc are not related to the sister by blood. 

While watching "No game, no Life", I started to think about Katanagatari, that I watched some time ago, and that I enjoyed quite a lot. I thought about this feeling and in fact both anime have some points in common: - it's about tactics to win fights and get step by step to a goal. - unusal artstyle (specially the character design is kind of simular) - the mainchracters; - a powerful couple, - they act perverted with one another in a unusual way, without really beeing in a romantic relationship. - Shichika, Sora and Shira are all outsiders in a "new world", where they have to fight. I'm not sure, if someone who likes one of the animes, will also like the other one, because Katanagatari seems to me a bit more sophisticated. But if you liked the points I mentioned, maybe you want too give it a try.  

both shows completely oversexualize women in nigh irredeemable ways that make the actually really neat stories a lot less enjoyable (for non-degenerates). 

Both anime have (relatively) same story plot, with main character has the first aim to conquer the boss with help on others.... Both anime also have interesting fan-services if you want to enjoyed it, although rating between them is different (HSDxD is "more dangerous" anime based on rating than this anime) 

No game no life and Mushoku tensei are both really good isekai's. mushoku tensei is about a unemployed man in his 30s dieing and getting reincarnated into a fantasy world and no game life is two game masters getting teleported into a world where disputes are settled by games. 

Survival games. 

These two animes have two totally different settings but there are actually a ton of similarities. Hyouka is about a guy who's life is "gray" but one day meets a girl who's curious about just about everything! Will he continue to solve one mystery after another? See for yourself! Similarities: -Both have a lazy but extremely smart main character character -They both explain their train of thought, how they did it. -The animation in both are great -Their lifes change because of one person, in no game no life, the god Tet, and in here, the girl Chitanda. -The pattern, in no game no life, it's often one victory after another, this is very similar, it goes from one mystery to another. Differences -No game no life is fantasy while this school, slice of life, and of course mystery. The main thing that made me think these two animes are similar is the main character, in no game no life, Sora and Shiro, and in Hyouka, Oreki. "If you don't have to do it, don't do it. If you do have to do it, finish it quickly." -Oreki  

Both are created by the same person and have their own different interesting stories and characters 

both are big memes same nature comedy esque both super power figures turned normalof figures boomin fun to watch 12 episodes 

Genius. As well as the pairing necessary to overcome every force in their way said the duo also contains two genius girls who can pretty much do anything on a cognitive base, their intelligence is unearthly. There's not a lot otherwise to say about these two anime, both are vastly different from one another with NGNL centring around games as opposed to Gosick's detective story. I guess both still need cognitive thought for it though. But NGNL happens to be more flamboyant than a down-to-earth, somewhat dark story of Gosick. Two sides of the same coin. Both are pretty good anime if you like characters effortlessly passing every puzzle in their way.   

Unrealistic world? Check. OverPowered Main Character(s)? Check. Captivating battles with mc just walking off with a smug smile? Check. 

These anime both involve a young female kuudere who lives in her room away from other people and spends her time in her own world. They are well known in their communities, but they are only idolized by a few individuals and are resented by far more. The protagonists of these series are older male relatives of these girls who have black spiky hair. Although these may seem like they are set in our own universe at first their worlds do have supernatural elements of differing degrees. 

The genres and stories are very different, but both shows have more in common than they seem. Both have two main characters with very similar sounding names, with Sora and Shiro being shortened versions of Sorata and Mashiro. They both star a young girl who is exceptionally skilled in a certain field (for Mashiro, it's art, for Shiro, it's video games) but ultimately are very dependent and can't do much on their own (Mashiro needs help with the most basic of things, while Shiro has a panic attack when separated from Sora). They also have the same voice actress in both languages (Ai Kayano and Caitlynn French). The male leads, Sorata and Sora, are normal in comparison to the female lead (though Sorata more so than Sora) and working to keep up with Mashiro/Shiro is a driving motivation for both of them. They also suffer from an inferiority complex, though Sora is better at hiding it. Personality-wise, they're very different, with Sora being a lot hammier, more vulgar and perverted than Sorata, though they are both voiced by Yoshitsugu Matsuoka in Japanese, and while Sora's English voice actor, Scott Gibbs, doesn't voice Sorata, he's still present in the series as Jin (who funnily enough, has a fair bit in common with Sora himself). I think "The Pet Girl of Sakurasou" is better in pretty much every way, but that's just me, and I did overall enjoy both.  

both anime based on gambling games , both series have that brilliant character that try to survive with gambling  

Both anime focus very much on humor, and have a very straightforward premise. The humor used in both anime is quite similar and focuses on very extreme characters/situations They both have a fantasy setting NGNL has better artwork Baka and test should probably be watched only if you have seen a fair number of anime already, since its humor is in part a parody of overdone themes in popular anime 

In "Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo no Dorei Majutsu" the avatar (Diablo) of the main character is transported in a fantasy world by two girls that summoned a strong "person". Similar to No Game no Life where Sora and his sister are transported in a different world.