Anime 31964 Boku No Hero Academia Userrecs

Exactly like One Punch Man, story is built around numerous of heroes defeating evil that shows up in the city, and the protagonist of the story is trying to become known by the world as a hero. 

Imagine One Punch Man fusion with Ansatsu Kyoushitsu...you got Boku no Hero Academia. 

- Both animes feature a "Hero system" where professional heroes get supported by the higher ups for doing work. - The main characters genuinely want to save people. 

These are both "hero" anime where much of the world building is the same. They both have super powered heroes and villains at odds with each other. Both shows have great art styles, character designs and humour. They both document the strongest hero, although in My Hero (unless you wanna shift focus to All Might, the strongest hero of his day) it's a origin story of how Midoriya became the number 1 hero. 

SUPERHEROES: the main characters dream of becoming a superhero that saves mankind for the good of all--both leads have their own charisma. Having "superheroes" or "quirks" is the norm, with villains appearing in streets of the city daily for these heroes to defeat. There is a superhero system where the government pays for their service. Very funny and good all round story lines. 

Both titles involve very unique heroes and individuals using their power to save the innocent with the sense of justice and self gratification. The two are also very similar in terms of action scenes and to a certain extent characters appearances.  

Both focus on super heroes; the contrast is how one focuses on an insanely strong hero while the other focuses on someone without powers with the goal of becoming a hero. 

If superheroes are your thing, you'll enjoy both of these anime~ Both categorize under Shonen, and have aspects of comedy. Differing in places, such as the main of OPM being completely overpowered, the main of BNHA has to build himself up from the bottom, at the being of the series. (although later in OPM you find out that Saitama also had to build himself up) Both deal with getting into the biggest leagues, with OPM it's the Hero's Association, and with BNHA it's the U.A. School. 

Both anime exhibit many aspects those shared common includes 1.) Heroic and fantastic action scenes 2.) Overcoming the challenges to be No.1 Hero. 3.) Friendship and romantic scene of each character 4.) Many characters 's past those looked similar 

Both are about superherous who's going to save everyone, and being a superhero is a proffesion. Both have humour, although One punch man is more of a parody.  

Both feature interesting heroes with quirky powers. They have a really similar action style. If you found one enjoyable, you will likely enjoy the other one too! 

Much like everyone has made the same recommendation, both shows are about super heroes and how a majority of the world possesses some form of super power. Both shows protagonists aim to become an ultimate hero. 

Both anime have a world where humans and monsters live in same society. Both have heroes fighting monsters Bot anime are light, but have lots of action and sometimes are funny.  

The worlds are similar where heroes are common and something one trains to become, and paid if they do well and get public recognition. Both have a every hero vs every villain thing going on but also rivalry, jealousy, pettiness between heroes. The protagonists share similar starting stories: training a lot to get their abilities, being extremely underappreciated yet still loving hero work due to good intentions, and can punch the hell out of stuff 

The two shows follow a main character who have a power augmentation type ability and are trying to become a hero in their respective shows. In the two shows there is a hero ranking system and it functions side by side with the government. Boku no Hero Academia is geared more towards a school setting, while One Punch Man is more about the job of being a hero itself. Both are still great watches and are highly recommended.  

- World of super heroes . Which they have a great relationship with society. - Protagonist with a great impact force in their fists. And his dream of being self-realized hero. - The classic master and apprentice .  

The world in OPM and BHA are both populated with a ton of heroes. However in OPM, only a hand full of heroes have super powers while it is basically rare for a person to not have a Quirk (powers) in BHA. The animation in both series are great. It is definitely more detailed in OPM while BHA takes a more 'comic book' like animation style. If you like watching an anime filled with people using superpowers to fight each other, both OPM and BHA are perfect for you. OPM takes a comedic/gag route while BHA has a more serious take on the 'superhero' genre (don't get me wrong. BHA is still pretty funny).   

In both shows, superheroes and having supernatural abilities are normal, being a hero is an occupation and chaos is almost everywhere. Similarly, the main MCs of the series experienced unfair treatment and share the desire to help people. Both shows also have well-animated action scenes since they are produced by popular studios Madhouse and Bones respectively.  

Boku no Hero Academia are parallels of each. Just imaigine OPM from Genos's perspective and the show for Kids and you Basically have the same show Seinen and Shounen Bones and Madhouse Tons of heroes we basically get to learn nothing except one or two because of the single cour length. Superheroes are the norm Protagonist wants to be a hero. 

Both of these anime have the super-hero vibe in it, and the main character has to go through many obstacles to gain recognition. 

Both are about superhero societies! Very action packed! 

Both anime about OP superheroes. Boku no Hero Academia is much more like how you become a superhero from OPM, but it also has a plot and storyline. 

Both shows have the same premise, but deal with different themes. Hero Academia is a action/drama show, and One Punch Man is a comedy. Both of these shows bring their respective genres to their full potential. As they are both incredibly high quality, they are similar enough that if you liked one, you'll probably feel the same about the other. 

Both animes series are based on the ''hero'' subject. Both are showing a comedy side , and an action or ''fighting'' side (but BNHA is a bit more serious). OPM has the Hero Association when BNHA has the ''Hero academia''. A difference is that in OPM heroes are not as rare as in Boku no Hero Academia They have animation similarities too. If you liked OPM you're probably gonna have fun watching Boku no Hero Academia too.  

There's a lot of heroes, each one with your own quirk. Great animation, graphics and sound track, it's very funny too. 

A world where a new profession is present all-over, being a hero that is. Both titles are similar in this aspect. The main characters too share the same determination to work harder, to become stronger. 

- Both animes have is set in a world full of heroes - Both animes the protagonist fights and trains hard to become the most powerful hero - Both animes heroes fight for justice against villains/monsters The one thing that they have exactly opposite is that in One Punch man, Saitama is powerful and in Boku No Hero Academia, zeku has no quirk (special ability) and is weak but with a strong determination. 

both shows are about professional heroes, a lot of comedy with ridiculous super powers, Boku no Hero Academia is basically the shounen version of One punch man, the difference is that the Saitama in OPD is super strong from the start, while Midorya has to sart from the scratch to build his legacy 

Similar vibe. Loveable hero, kinda "bad" companions. Overall similar same flow of heroism (with difficulties). Great watch. 

After just one episode you will have the same feeling as in One Punch Man. Boku no Hero Academia also has dramatic music in the background, awesome fight scenes, and comedy stuff in a world with tons of heroes and monsters. Just like One Punch Man. The main character is the only difference i can find. The main character is the opposite of Saitama. Weak and smart. 

-Both have some sort of hero organization where people train to become heroes -Both have a very similar art style -Both have lots of comedy -Both protagonists want to be heroes with a passion 

- Both anime involve eccentric superheroes and a competitive hero ranking system. - They are both really funny. 

Both these animes have superheroes categorised into different groups based on their abilities. Also the MC in both of these have similar powers, both physically don't look that strong but possess enormous power in their punches. 

HEROS ARE REAL. also, MC that punches. other MC that has explosions. As well as a whole part about the realistic part of how Heroism would be part of society and making sure that the heros can make a living 

Strong...Stronger...Strongest... Every heroes want to be the strongest, and of course the villains too. Both series will give you many awesome battles between the heroes and the villains. The heroes will always maintain the justice and people's safety. In other side, the villains will always harm the people and destroy every heroes who opposed them. Who will dominate the world, the heroes or the villains? Just watch and you will know 

There is a large emphasis on the concept of heroes and organizations dedicated to them. What makes this interesting is that while both series at the core share many similarities, Saitama and Midoriya will offer differing perspectives on this idea. While Saitama is looking for a challenge, Midoriya wants to become a great hero, so while both are filled with moments of action and comedy, blending the two together, both offer fresh takes on the same concept 

They are really similar Both have A Hero Association and professional heroes. A lot of comedy The plot is similar: normal person wants to have the power to fight monsters and protect people. 

I can say with full responsibility that creation of Boku no Hero Academia has been inspired by the wave of popularity of One Puncher, so it can be roughly considered as a second part, just with a little super kid as a main character. Prepare to be knocked into the stratophere:) 

Both are SuperHero Anime Both have a hero system where are Professional Heroes and newbies In both anime, the main character had to work a lot to become super strong Both have a lot of comedy (One Punch Man has more) Boku no Hero Academia is much more serious and emotional than One Punch Man In One Punch Man world is rare to have a superpower, in Boku no Hero Academia 80% of the population have Quirks Both have great OST and Opening 

Both shows feature "ordinary looking" main characters who, although they once were completely ordinary, have gained supernatural powers. However, I'd say Boku no Hero Academia is a "school life" anime as well as a superhero one, and is a little bit less violent than One Punch Man. For this reason, I think Boku no Hero Academia is a bit more suited for kids. Both are really funny though! 

-Both anime series are about heroes : Hero Association & Heroes Academy and the path of the main characters to become a true hero -Through the series, we can learn the true meaning of becoming a hero: not with powers but with a good heart and willingness to help  

The main character has the same unique strength that makes them unbeatable to all, though being unbeknownst to the other heroes around them. Also based in a world where super heroes are common and idolised. 

In a world full of superpowered heroes and villains, a normal guy becomes powerful through hard work and training. Academia features a school for young heroes, while OPM features an association of adult heroes - similar settings that both allow for a lot of fun side characters and cool fights. One Punch Man is a little more over-the-top and comedic in nature, but if you enjoy one I'm sure you will enjoy the other similarly. 

If you're looking for an anime similar to One Punch Man then I'd say that Boku No Hero Academia is the anime for you, with Saitama and Izuku being similar characters and the shows sharing similar themes however with different age groups. 

Both about becoming heroes and they both have similair powers. Boku no hero is alot more serious tho and is worth a watch if you enjoyed One Punch man. 

Alright weirdly enough these two are pretty similar and if you`ve seen Boku no Hero Academia then One Punch Man will seem even better. They both deal with superheros and superpowers. Just with Boku no Hero Academia it is mostly serious throughout the whole series and with One Punch Man it is almost never serious. But that makes them quite fun to watch back to back, it`s like watching a really good movie then watching a really good and funny parody of that movie.  

Just like OPM, Boku no Hero Academia involves various funny powerful characters. Both animes are almost the same; it's like you're watching the same anime, but with different characters. I enjoyed both, though. 

These animes have a superhero protagonist, and have villains they must face and fight. While One Punch Man is more comical, Boku no Hero Academia can be comical at some points. 

In both of them main characters posses omnipotent strength and their main attack is punch. Both animes contain funny moments.Also in One Punch Man there is Hero Association.Similarly, Boku no hero academia have their Hero Academia. 

Both are shounen series and are really great. They have the same type of mc that's too op for enemies yet the only difference is that in OPM, the mc can fully control his powers to its extent while it is the opposite to the mc of Boku no Hero Academia. Both also have great action scenes and have great development of characters. The story is also great especially for people who like shounen anime. 

A lot of action involved. The protagonists are very much well both aspiring to be well-known heroes and as well possess supernatural strength power. Very entertaining to watch.  

Boku no hero academia is similar to one punch man because they both have superheroes in them and the main character has to work really hard to become a super hero. It also shows similarity in its comedy but one punch man makes fun of super strong heroes much more. In these shows they both have to pass a exam to get a certain role or achievement but that's where the similarties end. Don't be too harsh this is my first review! 

Basically both anime are about superheroes. Specifically about, 'what if being a super hero was a profession' and how the society adapted with that. 

The both series include heros . Unlike One Punch Man , the protagonist isn't that powerful , and he is struggling to become more and more powerful like a true hero . If you like anime that's about heros you should check these two out! 

- They both portray societies in which super heroes are commonplace. - In both there are heroes who care enough about their rank / popularity and others who only care about doing what is right - The difference would be the protagonists, being that Midoriya started being the weakest and after receiving the One For All from All Might is evolving, and Saitama who after so much training became bald and defeats anyone with just one punch. - Although the protagonists are different, on several occasions they will thrill you, surprise you. 

Both Boku no Hero Academia and One Punch-Man are similar to each other as both storyline's focuses on superheroes, supervillains, and amazing shounen battle If you have watched One Punch-Man Season 1, I highly recommend you to pick the first season of Boku no Hero Academia and enjoy as much as I did. Now, with 2nd season of Boku no Hero Academia to air on April 1, 2017, it is a great time to start watching Boku no Hero Academia 

Two of my fav anime, both are very similar, and easy to get into -Both are set in a world of superheroes, and villains. -Both are really funny, but still have interesting storylines. -Both have a likeable, powerful protagonist, who want nothing more than to be a hero. -Both feature a few interesting hero side characters. -Both give similar, but different looks into a society created by the introduction of powered heroes/villains Recommend trying if you like superhero related movies/shows, looking for beginner anime, want an anime that is funny but not completely a comedy 

They both have a lot of powers and action. They both also have an association or 'order' for the powers (One Punch has the hero association while MHA has the school they use the abilities in and train them.) 

Both are about superpowers and are action anime 

The two animes are based in a world where there are villains and heroes exist to defeat them and protect the society. In Boku no Hero Academia, Midoriya has the dream to become a hero and starting from scratch, he attends the hero academy to become a stronger and the best hero. Meanwhile, in One Punch Man, Saitama is already strong enough to be a hero so he does a hero exam, but he isn’t recognised as one of the strongest heroes. With some differences, the two animes are both funny and exciting at the same time, with a slight of sadness in some parts of the anime.  

Both are Hero anime, both have been given godlike powers but in boku hero academia he still needs to develop it while the protagonist in one punch man is already hella strong. 

These series both have many characters with powers and also an association for regulation of the supers. They both have a main character that was weak before the training, then became the best. They both have similar ideas, but they are also very unique and will keep you hooked. One punch man might be darker than my hero. 

Both series are about superheroes fighting against super villains. One Punch Man is a seinen and Boku no Hero is a shounen but they both have a surprisingly similar plot. On the other hand, one is a parody and the other is not.  

Super-powers, the difference is that it takes place in a school. I would recommend Boku no hero for those who like X-Men. 

There is a world with heroes and villains, in one punch man, the story is around one charachter that wants to be a hero, in boku no hero academia on the other hand, there are a few main characters that are all heroes, but the main protagonists all gain their power in an odd way. Opm is more seinen, and bnha is shounen, but if you enjoyed the hero aspect in one, you will probably enjoy the other. 

Superhero theme. The MC has a very similar characteristics and powers. Action packed and has funny moments. Entertaining to watch. 

Both are animated by heroes with elements of comedy and many fights; both animes also have a relaxed atmosphere and epic soundtracks! 

Being set in a world whereby heroes and villains exists, one definitely would say if you like the conflict of 'Heroes vs Villains', you have a great chance of finding both series entertaining. A system of heroes are present in which heroes climb up the ranks. Out on the streets, they strive to fight villainy to protect society and justice. Not to mention, the actions in these series are brilliant, intense, and dynamic. Watch them heroically! 

It has similar world to One Punch Mans, meaning there are also heroes with different ranks and stuff, and main hero can punch really hard aswell, but he is still learning to control his power.  

Great Music.Quality Fights.Much Action scene 

The two works focus on a universe of superheroes. 

Both series are superhero anime. Both main characters (Saitama and Izuku) want to become the strongest hero and made a name to the entire hero association and the whole wide world. Both series have awesome fight scenes and funny moments. 

One Punch Man and Boku no Hero are both similar anime both of them focus on a character that defeats villain by punching them. Boku no hero revolves around a student name Midoriya Izuku who aims to be a hero and one punch man revolves around a story of a man named Saitama who grew too strong and could defeat anything in one punch like the name suggests. Both of them are classic shounen anime and are best for people who are starting off their anime career. 

Both are superhero centric action anime that do social commentary. 

Both series redefined the Shounen/jump genre and include a fun cast that can excite both viewers new and old to the genre. 

Wacky superhero series, except without the high school setting. 

Both anime have an anime twist on the Superhero Genre. Both anime have large casts of quirky characters with cool powers. Both anime have an overpowered protagonist who has to keep their power a secret. Both anime have stunning animation and over the top action scenes. Both anime have unique and intriguing societal worldbuilding. 

These anime have a similar concept. Both of them carry a superhero theme. Also these main characters have similar power. The most interesting in these anime are the unique powers and each characters have that. 

both protagonists have a powerful punch and they revolve around superheroes and villians 

Heroes. My Hero Academia and One Punch Man features heroes operating in society. MHA has learning heroes, Midoriya and his classmates, training to become professional heroes. OPM has Saitama who becomes a hero for fun, and his journey with other professional heroes. Both are great action-filled anime, with OPM being a golden parody, and MHA being coming of age story.  

Both are Superhero fighting villians except the fact Saitama is overpowered and Deku had to train They have different themes but Initial setting seems similar And are very enjoyable 

Do you like superheroes? Well if so, keep reading. There are many types of superheroes: - Some who got their powers because of an accident - Some become heroes of their own right - Some become superheroes after they were originally a bad guy - Some become superheroes after a tragic past And so on, and so forth. In my opinion, it's actually weird for me to recommend both of these in the same light. But see, here's the thing. Both of these, despite their differences, have one thing in common: Exploring what it REALLY MEANS to be a superhero. First off.. One Punch Man, is a story about someone who became a hero.. for fun. See, every villain he ever faced would instantly be defeated (or die) because of his punch. One punch. Because of this, Saitama feels like life is already done for him, thus the emptiness starts to kick in. In the world he lives in, villains appear left and right, some weaker than others, some even stronger than others, but nevertheless, Saitama never got beaten... or will he? See, Saitama, is in many ways like Goku (from Dragonball). He clearly loves to fight, he gets a kick out of it. Which is another reason why he became a hero. One Punch Man explores what it feels like to live life all over again, and what life can be, and how it can be. Emptiness and boredom is lethal, even if you are having fun right now, sometimes you just can't help but feel.. empty again. Well, One Punch Man explores that. Many of the stuff I want to talk about are spoilers, so I'll just leave it at this, if that's you're cup of tea. Go ahead, watch it. But if you already did, then... My Hero Academia. This one, unlike the all-powerful Saitama is an underdog. Do you know Robin from Batman? Well, even he would be sad for Deku. See, Deku was born without any sort of quirk, basically powers that manifest after a certain period of time. He's a fan of superheroes, and he also wants to be like them. He's basically YOU, if you're a superhero fan. Now.. let's face it. Shonen can feel samey, but in my honest opinion, My Hero Academia has something to offer. Something else to offer, mind you. See every Shonen character wants to be something, some more skillfull than others. But Midoriya or Deku is something you can like because HE'S REALLY TRYING. And it's engaging to see that. There's more to this anime than meets the eye, believe it or not. Most of it spoilers so I'll avoid it, but nevertheless.. What does it mean to be a hero? Well, I'll leave that question up to you! I highy recommend these two anime, especially if you've watched one of them already. Comedy can be somewhat different for both of them, but I think it's the message that can give you a worthwhile time. Watch them, try them, I highly recommend them. Go ahead, be a hero!  

you will find a hero vs monster situation in them cause whole surroundings are full of various monsters and a hero society used to fight against them to save humanity.  

both have a super hero theme, both verse in the anime have unique powers, both have a super hero organization. 

Both are super hero related and have some pretty awesome fights too. 

They are both about superhero's, they are Shonen with lots of action and are both long running manga that have great animation except for OPM Season 2. 

both have superhero system and superhero fights 

They are both shonen anime focused around heroes battling villains. Both have hero organizations, a wide cast of characters and a fair amount of humour. The notable differences are that Boku no Hero Academia isn't parody and that Deku isn't as broken as Saitama 

- hero - that's pretty much it... - one punch has more humor tho and is less plot orientated, but if you enjoy one of these you’ll probably enjoy the other - one punch is not high schoolers but I think you'll still like it, ik some people legit will only watch an anime if the main characters are teenagers - honestly, the shows are very different but like I kinda get similar vibes, maybe bc they both show how heroes have affected society in interesting ways 

One Punch Man and My Hero Academia both have one of the best fight scenes in the history of anime. In both animes, a lot of people have supernatural power so there's a similar power ranking system. The only 2 main differences are that there's high school in mha and Saitama (protagonist) is overpowered in opm.  

both are superhero shows that take inspiration from American comic books and they both have similar hero systems 

Both take place in a superhero setting. One Punch Man is a satire of the superhero subgenre. My Hero Academia is a shounen underdog story (akin to Naruto) that takes place in a superhero environment. 

Superhero theme to both anime. The mc for both anime start with same line which are from powerless to op mc that become dark house/underdog throughout the series. 

Both protagonists are underdogs at the beginning of each series but then later on their true powers are recognized by other people. 

These two series both share a certain type of protagonist. Deku and Asta are bot underdogs at the beginning of the series and need to work their way up in the world using more effort then everybody else does in order to stay relevant in a world where the extraordinary has become ordinary. 

Weak but ambitious main character on his way to reach the top and proving himself to the ones who doubted and wronged him. Main focus on his journey to power up, finding friends and rivalry. (Action, Fantasy, Superpower, Shounen, Comedy) 

Shared ideals and humor, with black clover having a slightly darker side. Dark as in separation of classes. 

Both main protagonists are people without powers/magic in a world where powers/magic are essential and common After a while both of them find a way to get powers/magic in order to one day make their dreams come true: be like All Might/ be emperor of magicians 

Both mc's are born with no powers (Magic or a Quick) They are underdogs who wish to be someone well known. They both gain a massive amount of power. 

-Both are The New Generation of Classic Shonen Nekketsu -Both stories have a protagonist with no talent but immense raw power. -Both protagonists have unbelievably high goals 

Both shounens focus on a specific protagonist who is void of power in a world where everyone naturally has power. It is through fortunate events that said protagonist gains a special unique power as they set to pursue their dream  

Both series have a protagonist who starts off powerless but then gets the strongest power of them all and uses that newly gained power to try to achieve his goal of becoming the very best. 

I can see a similarity in the main characters being born "without" something and that they desperately have to find their own power from themselves.  

Both are shounen animes and both are about overpowered characters and how their abilities, friendship with others and power are being developed to the new level. 

Each of the two animes have protagonists in which they start as a "loser" to the world where they live. Asta (Black Clover) wasn't born with magic on a world where magic is everything and Deku (My hero academia) was born quirkless which is what gives super-powers to 80% of the world's population. The only major diference is that one passes in medieval fantasy times and the other one is modern times with super-heroes. 

Deku(bnha) and Asta(bc) both are at disadvantages in the world they are in: both lacking the powers (Quirks(bnha) and magic(bc)) that everyone around them see as normal things for everyone to have. Both of them want to be the "number one" in their world, and both look up to the current number one (All might(bnha) and The wizard king(bc)), to do so in which they NEED those things that they lack. There are more similarities but i dont wanna spoil everything. Honestly, these animes are so similar in the basic plot, but each have their own way of making them unique. Both are amazing animes 

-Both MCs are from zero to be a hero -Both MCs initially had no power (Quirkless & Magicless) until they finally got unique powers than others -Both MCs are often underestimated -Both MCs have a rival (Deku-Kacchan & Asta-Yuno) -Both MCs have big goals to achieve (Number One Hero & Magic Emperor) 

The main character doesn't have something that everyone else has, being super powers or magic until hope appears. Both are Shounen Jump series. 

Both anime feature a powerless protagonist in a world where everyone has powers that have iron wills and relentlessly fight to grow stronger. Both anime focus on characters defending their citizens from evil organizations. Both anime have large casts that we get more intimate with as time goes on. Both anime have hype and over-the-top fight scenes. 

Both have great and constant action. They have similar protagonists, becoming something from nothing through sheer hard work. Both have good squads of friends. Both have interesting and unique powers that keep every fight refreshing. I watch BHA first and it was one of my favorites but I put off Black Clover for so long because it seemed long and I saw a lot of mixed reviews and why watch something like that when I have BHA? So happy I started watching Black Clover; they're similar but also so different. 

Both main characters are different and weaker from the world around them. They overcome their obstacles, work their way up and don't let negative people get in their way 

In both animes the main character doesn't have "powers". 

Both series have an MC that has no abilities, but are both hardworking and are working toward their dreams. 

-Both are about kids who wants to be the strongest position they can be in their world. -Both were born without powers in their world. -Both have rivals that have the same goal.  

In a world full of people with powers, the MCs in this case are powerless and looked down upon by others. But both of them are aiming to be at the top and are working hard to achieve their dreams.  

Both series speak of a protagonist who is born without powers in a world where magic is everything. 

there pretty much the same besides hero are knights. i personally think black clover is way better but they have a lot in common. 

Both are mirror copies of each other. Both Protagonist have a rival. Both Protagonist are short. Both Protagonist have a girl who loves them but both ignore it. Deku does show some affection. Both have a great teacher.  

Both shows are extremely similar. The MC starts out with no powers and gets stronger as the show goes on. Both are great shows; 

Both MC's start super weak (Asta, Deku) Both have rivals similar to each other (Bakugo, Yuno) Both have someone they look up to (All might, Wizard king) Both animes are very entertaining and If you liked boku no hero academia it has the same sought of feel as black clover  

another amazing battle shonen that is part of the new big 3 

both animes have lots of people born with power bc has magic and my hero has quirks both have a similar plot in mc trying to become something both are very similar but black clover is a lot better and more underrated 

-Both have an energetic, powerful MC -Both deal with abilities or quirks -Both have the MC having a brooding childhood best friend -Both MCs are significantly disadvantaged compaired to their peers in the beginning -Both MCs have a big, buff mentor -Both MCs have to workout a lot to get what they want There's any parts of these shows that are similar but they aren't exactly the same. If you like one though, i'm sure you'd like the other. 

Both are typical shonen anime with Main Characters whose powers slowly develop. While BNHA has more of a school vibe, Black Clover deals with a "Team" vibe. 

Both Main characters are born without something. Like in black clover, Asta is born without mana, and Deku is born without a quirk. But both acquire something. Asta acquires anti magic, and Deku acquired All Might's quirk. Both are striving to become the best. 

The protagonists are very similar, they start off as powerless underdogs but eventually gain incredible power, proving everyone who doubted them wrong. Both deal with the structure of society in a more exaggerated way with wizardry/quirks, "men are not created equal' is practically the basis of both shows.  

- Protagonist progressively becomes stronger throughout the show. - Protagonist in both shows are born with no magic or superpowers in Black Clover and MHA respectively. - Both long running shonen  

Black Clover and My Hero Academia are really great and similar anime The protagonist of both of these anime starts out as someone who has no magic/quirk in a world full of it. For example, Asta has no magic in a world full of magic and Izuku Midoriya does not have a quirk in a world where most people have a quirk. Both of them have a huge goal of becoming someone great for world peace and justice Such as wanting to be the No 1 hero or the Wizard king. Both of them has a special mentor who will teach them and do anything to protect them Like the captain of The Black Bulls Yami or the current no.1 hero All might. Asta is given the 5 leaf clover grimoire by an Unknown Devil who you will know later, and Deku is given One for All by All might. Both of these anime has a group of people who protects people at all cost Black Clover has the Magic Night and My Hero Academia has the hero system if you like anyone these anime make sure to check out the other anime  

Both protoganist neve give up and work hard, they also lack a common power that exist in their world setting. In both shows there are two childhood friends aiming for becoming the greatest hero or the Wizard King. I also find the Heros and Magic Knights similar as concepts. 

same mc boy who is very perseverance and want to be the wizard king. 

-The MCs dont have something that everyone else on their universe has, being super powers or magic. -They both start weak but thanks to their ambition and efforts, they find a way to get powers and show the world that everyone is capable of being the best hero/magician. -Both are shounen animes therefore their lemma is: Never give up  

Black Clover is very similar to My Hero Academia in the sense of evolution and development of personaem, are very similar (not the characters but their development) moved by faith, convictions and principles that keep them persistent and resilient to get established and then use this base. 

a loser with no gets power get friend and and deku and asta have rival yuno and that bastard kacchan and they both have [size=100] power!! [/size] 

Both characters are born in a world where everybody has magic but them,They both receive some kind of ability to help them reach their goals 

The stories are very similar in that the protagonists start off as weak and work their way up. Rivals are also present and there are many well-written side characters :) 

the protagonist is born with no powers and only dreamed about it but one day something happen that changed their lives 

Both series couldn't be any more different than they already are as Black Clover is set in a magical world while My Hero Academia transpires on Earth where people wield so-called "quirks." But the two are intrinsically linked as their heroes have no powers, which are the main drivers behind each of their respect 

These both are underdog tales of sorts, MC's who were losers and struggled in the past but gave it their all and became the strongest of their time. They both have super powered characters and battles. They are both JUMP series and shonen battle anime. 

- MC are very similar; the usual "I can do it" belief. Both aspire to reach their ultimate goal with the same mentality, that are similar to one another. - It's the usual shounen story with a nice twist to it; heroes in BNH and ninjas in Naruto - Many consider BNH to be the next Naruto If you enjoyed Naruto, or miss It, Boku No Hero Academia will definitely fill the void. Bones have done an incredible job and the story is executed extremely well. Must watch. 

Story about teenagers who are being trained in a school dedicated to cultivate people with special abilities by teachers who also possess such special abilities. Those special abilities are usually diverse with most of the characters weilding a disctinct style of abilities. After fighting with other students to prove their strenghte. they then go on to beat up some bad guys, at start usually under the teacher's supervision. 

Both shows focus on younger kids that have various abilities, who battle each other and go to a school to train these abilities. The style of the characterization is pretty similar along with the structure of the story. The art is somewhat different, but both are bright and colorful and evoke a similarly exciting feeling from the viewer. 

This is a recommendation made based on how the MC resemble each other, and to some extent, lead how the story is going to progress. Both series featured a young boy who is shunned and looked down by society, and thus driving them to proved those stigma wrong by becoming 'the best'. It's an intriguing coming-of-age-type stories that will make you rooted for the MC in order to reach their dream.  

Both MC's are weak, had a rough past and didn't had support of parents. Both MC's want to be strong and help others Both have a little comedy, lots of action, scenes that should touch viewers emotionally 

In these two series, it’s needless to say that we get to watch the main character grow in more ways than one. While the main character in Naruto is a delinquent, and the one in My Hero Academia is a timid and polite boy, similarly they only wish for the best for the people around them. If you like a story about characters who start off with nothing and prove to everyone else that they can be something, then you’ll most likely like these.  

This is a common recommendation, and for a reason: -The protagonists have that 'If I try hard, I can do it!' personality -They both involve diverse special powers -Both are shonen series -Both have rivals that the protagonist strives to overcome 

This is the modern version of what the best of shounen has to offer. The way that Hero Acedemia paces the action, plot development, fights, and character interactions are all top notch. 

In both series the protagonist starts as someone who is seen as weak by others and vows to become the strongest to show everyone that with hard work he can do it too. Both series have great fight scenes with characters using special abilities in them. If you enjoy watching shounen anime where the main character grows throughout the show you should like both of the series. 

Weak but ambitious main character on his way to reach the top and proving himself to the ones who doubted and wronged him. The main focus lies on his journey to power up, finding friends and rivalry. (Action, Fantasy, Superpower, Shounen, Comedy) 

- The loser one - the better one - the loser one tried hard to keep up the better one - the loser one and the better one fight each other these two anime have the same way of characters  

Great character designs , colorful color palette , a distinct and diverse huge pool of characters , tactical battles , A school setting. It takes what made the Original Naruto series so popular and tries to recreates that magic in a Superhero genre. 

deku and naruto are hopeless losers that seem weak and dumb, but they have a big spirit and receive a grand power to strike down evil and change the view of others towards them, also tournament arc and rivalry between main characters is there, they are also very palpable to the mainstream audience  

Well the main theme of the story is similar. As both are shonen anime  

Both of the main characters strive to become recognised in their own rights Both anime have characters with quirks or abilities . Both anime have humor, lots of action, concentrated on friendship and scenes that touch people emotionally  

- Great fights - Similar story and main character (the mc starts weak and gets stronger as he learns how to use his powers) - Same goal to become the strongest hero/ninja - Evil organazitaions (Akatsuki/League of villains)  

Both animes show a weak protagonist that aims to become a strong person. The two animes have amazing side characters such as Kakashi and All Might in Naruto and Boku no Hero, respectively.  

Similar in the aspect of the protagonist being a character who is weak and is gifted with power which allows him to be better and struggles to master his power and overcome the odds. Main Character being being a person who is both acting like a fool and has good plans in a while. 

it has weak to strong plus naruto and izuku is simular they had to grind theyre ways up 

gets you hooked the moment you watch it im a bnha and a naruto fan their basically the same 

both main characters aim to be the best in their world, and they both have a rival. both bnha and naruto follow the main character becoming stronger and stronger experiencing fights and strong villains. both anime have epic fights, comedy and of course painful moments. 

Both shows have a vast array of characters. They follow the story of someone going from zero to hero. Also, they both include superpowers/special abilities type things within the meta of the show. 

If you loved watching my hero academia then there is a likely chance you are gonna love Naruto as well. Both the shows belong to the same genre and in both the shows the MC is somewhat powerless at the beginning. But the character development is great in both the shows and both the protagonist have a strong sense of justice and has a goal that they wanted to achieve. 

Like the atmosphere is like very similar like there is school for shinobi in naruto there is a school for heros here. Deku is like Naruto who starts off weak and later grows stronger as the anime progresses. Like Naruto there are interesting classmates and side characters with well written back stories. 

Both obviously seem very different however Naruto and Deku seem to be more similar because of their drives and especially with the side characters and villains seem so similar to Naruto 

These shows are both fun, entertaining, mildly childish (but have deeper meanings) and are both "superpower" based anime 

Well... Boku no Hero is basically Naruto but instead of ninjas we have heroes. - The classic shounen with 'If I try hard and don't give up I can do this' protagonists. - In both there are several well-built characters whose anime pays attention to them without focusing entirely on the protagonist. - Awesome battles with strategies and powers. (And a exciting action music lol) - A ''school'' where the characters train and study to be a ninja/hero. - Both series tries to make you laugh, cry and get upset. (And usually they can) - And best of all, both are awesome anime. 

There's a lot of similarities but to me the biggest one is between the main characters: Nagisa and Midoriya. Both of them are sweet boys that people initially gave NOTHING for but that slowly become the best in their entire class. Both of them write notes, one about his teacher's weaknesses and the other notes about superheroes in general, so they're very analytical characters. They also build a kind of father-son relationship with their respective teachers. I'm sure that whoever liked one of these anime will also like the other one. 

A young protagonist with big dreams, a class of many different students all with unique traits, and a few wacky or peculiar teachers thrown into the mix. Add in a bit of mystery, some bright, colorful animation, and few heartwarming moments to make a series that can appeal to almost anyone.  

-Both anime depict the specific school which train and lecture all student to become their goal job (assassin and hero) although Ansatsu Kyoushitsu emphasizes student to kill their own teacher (Koro-sensei) instead order student to fight villain as My Hero Academia. -Friendship,rivalry,compassion and unity are shown among both anime 's characters. -Badass,violent,brutal and intelligent main hero 's best friend (Bakugou and Karma) and both voiced by same seiyuu (Nobuhiko Okamoto) !! -Cute,talented and tend to caring other heroine (Kayano and Ochako).  

-A class of students, there's a lot of students -A badass student in each class (Karma and Bakugou also they're voiced by the same person) -A teacher who's protective but also has high expectations (All Might and Koro-sensei) 

Boku no Hero Academia and Ansatsu Kyoushitsu are both amazing anime with a similar atmosphere and feel, yet completely different and unique stories. -Both anime center around a class, full of remarkable and special characters with very well defined personalities and abilities -Very intriguing character developments for students -Some character personalities resemble ones from the other anime (Nagisa/Deku, Karma/Bakugo, Kayano/Uraraka), however, they all have their own lovable aspects so they are not clones of one another -A teacher/mentor that students aim to surpass/kill (basically same thing shhh) -Great levels of comedy -Awesome action scenes in both seasons of both series -Interesting and likable villains -Both anime are FREAKING AWESOME!  

Both are incredibly outstanding animes with protagonists who are initially timid and and somewhat weak, but ultimately rise to the occasion; with a view to become greater. Our protagonist, both idolise their teacher/mentor and our surrounded by a wealth of interesting characters. Both shows are based in high school and deal with the angst of the environment. As I stated, both are incredible and full of heart and character.  

Most people say it would be one punch man however. Boku no Hero Academia and assassination classroom are pretty much the same only dealing with two different themes assassins and superheros. Apart from the difference in plot where one involves trying to kill a teacher both series are similar and that ain't a bad thing. They both have the same level of comedy They both have a cast of forty students with different personalities Main student character lacks confidence in the beginning but gets better Other student character wants to become the best in the profession Teacher that is trying to help their students succeed They do ordinary slice of life school scenes with touch of superhero/assination.  

-both have a class of students and there's a lot of students -diverse personalities among these students -a teacher who has high expectations -the same goofy art style -some voice actors in common 

- Both anime tell about a class with some goal (Become an assassin and kill their teacher/Become a hero to fight some villain) - Both have a great teacher who known as the strongest people on their job (Korosensei-Assassin/All Might-Hero) - Both have a main character who want to be an assassin/hero like their teacher (Nagisa/Deku) - Both main chara has a badass best friend (Karma/Bakugou) both of them also has the same voice actor - Both main heroine are cute and seems to be caring for other people (Kayano/Uraraka) - Both have some fun comedy 

Both are coming of age story set in the classroom environment, which includes the cast training to heighten their own abilities. Both anime produces very heartwarming stories through internal growth and go to teach valuable life lessons. As set in the classroom environment both anime contain classmate rivalries, where classmates compete against each other to prove their worth. Both anime also contain an inspiring relationship between a teacher and a student, as the student inspires to become the great person that is their teacher. Both anime carry many moments of comedy and action that goes to entice a viewer into their shows. Ansatsu Kyoushitsu differs being a classroom of assassins whil Boku no Hero Academia is a classroom of superheroes. So if your a fan of shounen anime that contains a mixture of action and comedy that is set within the classroom environment I urge you to check out both series.  

The main characters are very similar because they want to archive a goal, they look wimpy and they want become the strongest with the help of their teacher who haves super powers and ururaka is kind a similar to kayano and bakugou is similar to karma  

The anime features a diverse cast of characters with unique abilities, intense action scenes, and an underlying message about the importance of perseverance and hard work. 

I love both anime, and I think people who enjoy one will enjoy the other -Both are set in a school, where students are taught unconventionally -Both classes taught by a unique teacher with abilities (who teaches them to fight) -In one, students are trained to be assassins, in the other they are trained to use their superpowers -Both have a main young teen male protagonist who seems weak at first, but becomes very strong -There is comedy to both, but they still have a lot of interesting storylines Recommend trying either if you liked the other, want beginner anime, like superhero movies/shows, like strong young teenage characters 

If we pay attention, the two anime they are very similar. Let's do it by steps. *The two anime there are plots that happen in a school, where both classes where the main characters are specials (the worst class in *Ansatsu Kyoushitsu, and the better class in Boku no Hero Academia) In the two anime, both students and teachers has one more occupation (Assassin in Ansatsu Kyoushitsu and Hero in Boku no Hero Academia) *Some characters from bith works can also be compared, for example: *Shiota Nagisa and Izuku Midoriya: Protagonist half timid who lives scoring what he considers important. He also has great admiration for his teacher and receives a certain highlight in his class. *Akabane Karma and Katsuki Bakugou: "Friend" and rival violent and agressive of the protagonist.Beyond this "explosive" personality, both characters have the same voiceover. *Kayano Kaede and Uraraka Ochaco: Girl cheerful, short and cute which is the love interest of the protagonist (and who also loves him). The only difference is that the Uraraka it's not a crazy yandere. *Koro-Sensei and All Might: The teacher with a supernatural force who is always smiling, but who gets furious when they play with their students. In addition to both being sentenced to death since the beginning of the anime *It also has other characters that deserve comparation, such as: Maehara Hiroto and Denki Kaminari Ashido Mina and Kurahashi Takaoka Akira and Tomura Shigaraki Among others... *It is worth noting that both works lose much quality in their second season.  

Related to school and shounen elements which is fun and interesting 

Both series were from the weekly magazine shonen jump, had a high school background and provided a lot of characters. Both series had the potential to develop every character in the same class as the main character, so the story was shown not only about main character or main heroine but also all the characters within the class. 

They both at school and involve fighting, both are funny while having dramatic moments 

bc, the classroom thingy, secrets, and powers i guess..? 

-Is portrayed in a school -Main character wanting to achieve a surrealistic yet possible dream. -Their class is hated by another class... -Fighting is involved -Not much romance 

These two anime really cover the classroom spirit and cooperation between students to reach a goal. 

Aspiring Classrooms. Assassination Classroom and My Hero Academia both give a classroom full of aspiring students to become physically and mentally enhanced. Assassination Classroom gives Class 3-E a task to kill Koro-sensei, in this journey of a task the class take up may different methods to kill and learn along the way of how to progress in life, whilst becoming an assassin. With MHA, Class 1-A is in the same situation though there is no killing and the students are training to become heroes. Both of these anime offers a load of action and comedy all in a school environment. Though Assassination Classroom is more comedy heavy, with MHA being more action-heavy.  

Well it is not similar at all but if you have the time and your not a hard rock anime watcher you gonna love it.This is a really heartwarming story of a bunch of "loser" high schoolers. They are the bottom of their school, they have bad grades etc. One day a yellow "alien" appears and destroys the moon atleast 80% of it.And after that he gonne become the teacher of that "loser" class their only mission gonna be to kill him till graduation or he will destroy the world. The only thing why i loved this anime is because of the teacher he may be an alien or watever but he does love the kids he teached them from the bottom of his hearth and i really could've use a teacher like that back than so thats why u should really watch this even if you don't like anime or you only like boku no hero.  

both school series have teachers willing to die/be assinated by for their students e.g assassinating beloved teacher/having to watch teacher almost die protecting them both have a kid who is deceiving by looks izuku/Nagisa  

A class, bunch of students, and a fixed end goal. This is something that both of these shows do somewhat similarly, though motivations aligned with their goals are different. In BNHA they want to be heroes who ultimately can serve the citizens but in Assassination classroom they ought to be assassins so that they can carry out the task they were given with. Student-teacher relationship take the prime importance in both of these shows, and same goes for our unique cast of students with different traits and qualities. If you are looking for a complete action oriented theme, then go for BNHA and if for a mix of action and school oriented then Assassination Classroom is your answer.   

Similar feel to it. High school kids training to be superheros, with a lot of focus on the relationship between characters as well as a looming threat they need to train to be good enough to deal with. 

The both of these animes have a very similar "feel" in the sense that they take place in a classroom setting. Right after I finished Boku no Hero, I immediately watched Assassination Classroom after and found great satisfaction. They both do a great job at bringing out emotion and making you care about the characters. 

another school based anime where the students must save the world, however this time the threat is way closer than ever before. great cast of dynamic characters that play off of one another in interesting ways, and delves into the risks of putting the safety of the world in the hands of children.  

Classroom that centers around learning how to fight. Both have cool fight scenes along with funny little gags. 

Midoriya and Gon have similar fighting styles. The enemies are menacing and require strategy to defeat. Hunter x Hunter is much "darker" and more unpredictable, while Boku no Hero Academia is more motivational. 

Strong people in crazy costumes with super human abilities. Very shounen, but minimal fan service, and the characters are all unique, entertaining, and intelligent! Also, both have wonderful soundtracks. You can't go wrong here. 

Both about young kids striving towards their goals. Very similar shounen feel. Both very cute. 

Both are super powered battle action shonen shows with super natural aspects. Both shows have vast worlds and wide variety of characters. Character designs, world building, plot, art style, characters & OST's are all impeccable for both. Hunter X Hunter (2011) is already a classic despite only releasing 8 years ago. MHA is showing more and more it's longevity and staying power, I wouldn't be hard pressed to suggest it could well be considered a classic too soon. 

Kids training to pass some exams that will allow them to become famous heroes/hunters. 

The heroes' peculiarities in BnHA works in a similar way than the nen techniques in HxH. The fights in both series are based in strategies made out of these powers' capabilities and limitations. The colors in both animations are very vivid and the movement of the characters is very fluid and well animated, making you get your eyes glued to the screen as you watch the fights. 

Now if you're like me and HxH is one of your favourite anime's of all time, then you've also most likely already seen most of the recommended anime on this list. But, here I present one more for you... HERO ACADEMIA Both protagonists are EXTREMELY similar even down to how they look. They both are striving to be a very strong fighter (Hunter and Hero). They both are going through trails to become this fighter (Hunter Exam and Hero Academia). They both have learnt a new powerful ability and are slowly trying to master it (Nen and All For One). They both even have green hair. This recommendation is for people for have already watched everything else that is just mildly similar to HxH (or Hero Academia) and now are looking for something slightly different. I highly recommend both this shows if you enjoyed one of them.  

Great shounen, similar underdog pro tag situation, both have green hair. 

Watch characters grow and develop their powers Great relationships with one another Fun, goofy, similar tone to hunter exam with less deaths 

bnha share many things wigh hxh together like Sports festival arc kind like hxh 's The heaven arena arc, their first exam when they were running exactly like first hxh's first exam. Like Hunter x Hunter, Boku no Hero Academia is a story about a boy in an amazing world with amazing powers. Both are shounen, and both has a little boy as a main character, who is getting friends in a world, full of villains. The main characters Izuku & Gon have lot of similarities like: They are very smart & strong, even though they don't look like it. they are both green haired, They are very strategic in battling. They go out of their way to help their friends. They are kind & selfless.  

Both share a main character that is very light hearted but at the same time has a huge motivation to become the best. They both attend to an academy that tests them and makes them become better at their powers. Very shounen with lots of action and humour. Honestly, I could even say that it's a spiritual succesor to Hunter x Hunter in that even the fights tend to be tactical... Midoriya really thinks on how to best use his powers and so do characters in Hunter x Hunter. I really hope this gets more serious/darker with time and emulates the depth that Hunter x Hunter achieved. 

Both are high quality shonen that circle around the process of realizing ones true strength through competitions and compelling foes. While both maintain the characteristic shonen trait of an MC who is headstrong and naively noble, their respective interactions with their environments makes for two exciting series. 

Those 2 animes got some similar points. First, these two stories show us a boy which isn't that strong at the beginning and will become stronger with the time and the help of other people. Secondly, minor characters are developed what bring us to appreciate some of them. Thirdly, those two anime got a fantastic universe where "superpower" are common and varied, that makes the action unique for each fight. 

both main characters (gon and midoriya) are very simillar in their appearance (both of them have black hair with green) both of them want to be like someone and they need to work hard for that dream (gon wants to be a hunter like his father and midoriya wants to be a hero like all might) in both series the main character need to past kind of test to get what he want (in gon's case he need to past a couple of tests to become a hunter and in midoriya's case he need to past a test to get in a school that in this school he will learn how to be a hero.  

Same concept. Fighting baddies with natural born powers earned and bolstered through practice after starting with nothing. 

Both series feature great arcs, and great characterization. Features kids facing difficult decisions and great battles. Also, both series, give the time to flesh out their antagonists, on top of their protagonists. Both series present great and compelling narratives, and are very enjoyable overall.  

While much shorter, and more recent, Boku no Hero Academia in the same way as Hunter x Hunter makes you invested in both the characters, story and world. I rewatched all 147 episodes of Hunter x Hunter in a week while sick in early 2018. And I got goosebumps literally every episode of season two of BNHA, dreading for the episodes to be over and having to wait a week for the next one to come out. Overall, they good fam 

Gon and Deku(MC in BNHA) are similar because the both of them is working hard to become strong. Hunter x Hunter and Boku no Hero Academia is similar because it contains heroes and villains hehe. Both are inspirational. I love both of these animes 

-SHOUNEN -0 to hero protagonist -Epic/Intense fighting scene -Both characters got a rival/friend -Both characters are trying to improve themself -Both characters use the tactic to overcome the obstacle -Both characters got underestimated by almost every enemy  

Gon have the same ambitions like Deku ,but he want to be hunter (hunter = sth like hero) and they both like green color(but this is fun fact). Gon's father is someone like All Might. Killua + Kurapika= Todoroki (but they speaking more) -Characters have special abilities. Not powers but sth like this. -Many fights, characteristic personalities, beautifull boys, bad guys and good guys. Gon have a dream like Deku and he is doing everything to be hunter and to find his father.  

1. Shonen Jump. Hyped show 2. Uses brain to fight, not just yelling 3. Very memorable and likeable character. If you are fangirling Todoriki (like I do!) you will began to fangirl Killua in HxH (like I also do!). 4. Easy to set into. The story lures you in However, HxH is better than BHA for the following reasons, and if you are BHA fan, you should def try HxH cuz you would love it! 1. Power system. HxH has one of the best power system among all Shonen manga. It is complex, but makes very much sense. 2. Uses brain more than yelling. In BHA, the tournament arc (and license arc) was really good in terms of using brain to fight, I really enjoyed it so I rated it really high. BUT in later arc, this become less and less, especially in the season 4 arc, yell louder = more powerful become a lot more frequent. You won't see this in HxH since the major fights in HxH are all 'brain-fight' more than 'power-contest' I highly recommend these two show. If you are BHA fan there's high chance you will like HxH, same goes other way round   

Both shows are similar in so many ways, both shows involve a prime goal and status to achieve. In HunterxHunter it's to become a hunter that goal is a stepping stone to Gon finding his dad, but finding his dad is a long journey and his one of his main goals throughout is to get stronger, strong enough to protect those he cares about. My Hero Academia is similar, the first stepping stone to Deku's goal of becoming a hero is to get into UA High. Gon and Deku are so similar, both have strong spirit and willpower. As well as their green color scheme too hahaha. But these two shows are my favorite shows of all time. I really recommend watching both of these shows.  

both are shonens and both of the main characters have bad fathers. 

Both have ensemble casts and great char development,albeit hxh handling is better,and it has childish animation. 

Both are shonen anime with young optimistic protagonists. There is a big end goal (finding his dad), but like Deku he makes many friends along the way and fights many enemies that stand in his path. 

Both are about personal growth and improvement and Hinata and Midoriya have very similar goals that they were inspired by, despite their limitations, and continue to improve through failures. Their personalities are very similar in that they both tend to overthink, though strong and courageous, have a strong will, and are likable characters. There is a competitive theme in terms of winning a competition or being a hero in terms of competition, that continues to test and challenge their skills. Supporting characters have a backstory or a flashback that reminds them of their goal as part of the team or becoming a hero. Both anime are empowering and also intense, adding momentum to the anime, while at some time can be humorous at different moments. Both are very engaging to the watcher, and it feels like a breeze watching each episode.  

Has the same energy and the ost is made by the same person. While BnHA deals with super power-esque action, Haikyuu is a more grounded version of action with volleyball. Both amazing.  

Protagonist who wants to be the best at something (in this case, volleyball) but has something holding him back (in this case, his height) both anime have a rival who they sort of ending up teaming up with. You probably will be thrown off by the fact it's about sports, I was too, but trust me its amazing, and as good as this for sure. 

While one is about sports and the other is about superheroes, both these shows have a very similar feel. The protagonists are the upbeat underdog who works harder than anyone else to achieve his goal, yet there are distinctive personality differences that set them apart in entertaining ways. The message of both shows is that you can achieve your dreams with enough hard work and determination. There are riveting action scenes, and the storytelling is quite similar in how both shows successfully generate hype for battles that loom on the horizon as our main characters get stronger and stronger. To top it off, as an added bonus, these two shows share multiple voice actors in prominent roles.   

Both anime tell a story of the main character that has big dreams and aspirations and are determined to make their dreams come true. 

Both stories really keep you invested. Haikyuu is more focused around sports, but it's super hyped. Both the main character of Haikyuu and MHA are very similar; similar hair, similar voices, similar attitudes. The soundtrack is also composed by the same guy, so it's very reminiscent. 

For starters a lot of the voice actors are in both of these animes as well as the ost being made by the same composer Yuki Hayashi. They are both underdog stories with lovable characters and exciting battles/matches. 

I have not found a show similar to Haikyuu in sports personally, but I get the exact same feelings from these two shows. They both have an underdog lead that is unexpectedly talented, they often focus on teamwork (with great character development), and the animation makes the action feel like you're there. These two shows also have the best music. If you like one, you will 100% like the other, no question. 

Although sports and superhero shows are typically pretty different, there are some key similarities in these two shows. The main protagonists from each show are extremely similar in both personality and experience. Both were told that they could never accomplish their goal and both proved everyone wrong. Their struggle to become the best at what they do while experiencing numerous setbacks was also a main theme in both (Hinata's mainly focusing on his height, while Midoriya's focuses on controlling his new power). If you like watching the underdog work hard, struggle, and eventually grow to become powerful, both of these are shows that I would highly recommended.  

Underdog high school male protagonist learns to face adversity and become competent in his own right with the help of his friends and his fiery unbreakable determination. While the setting of the shows are different, with BHA taking place in a world of superheroes and supervillains, both ultimately revolve around our main protagonist slowly reaching greater heights and inspiring his peers to do the same. 

Both main characters starting as underdogs. 

-Lovable main characters with similar personalities -Popular shounen with good character development, animation and story 

Even if you're not a fan of sports anime or even know how to play volleyball, if you liked Boku No Hero Academia, you will definitely enjoy Haikyuu!!. The protagonist in Boku No Hero Academia is a young student with an ambitious goal of being a hero with an idol he admires to a great extent. Although the protagonist in Haikyuu!! tackles a goal relating to sports and not superpowers, the story is -mightily- identical. These anime are full of well-written memorable characters and scenarios that may bring a tear to your eye or a smile or your face.  

Rivals pair up. My Hero Academia and Haikyuu both feature rivals who end up in the same class/club and have to work together in order for them to both make it big. MHA has Midoriya and his childhood bully, Bakugou, placed in the same school of UA High, both competing for the top spot. Haikyuu has Hinata and his middle school rival, Kageyama, entering the same school and same volleyball club, leading them to work together if they want to stay in the club. Both are hype anime with great visuals and an adrenaline-filled atmosphere. However, MHA is action, and Haikyuu is sports. 

Both stories focus on the very similar aspiration of the protagonist - to become the best despite being considered limited in the fields they wish to specialise in most. They also both manage to consistently develop surrounding characters, as well as the protagonist, to better build the world and invest the watcher. An example is how they both satisfyingly and carefully flip the classic anime rivalry trope on its head for a more refreshing, new experience of a protagonist’s journey to forging deeper connections and alliances with those around them. Fast-paced. Easily likeable characters. Amazing music that perfectly set the tone for every scene. If you love one, there’s absolutely no way you could not love the other!  

1. Under dog protagonist 2. Both trying to be the best at what they do 3. Action 4. School related 5. Mainstream anime 

When it comes to a lot of shounen, the bulk of the fights themselves are action packed and always entertaining. That's not to say the struggles here aren't also a long battle, but both Haikyuu and My Hero have a rather large emphasis on emotional buildup through the fight; while the struggling back and forth and the long battles are here as in many other shounen, the best moments in these battles are usually due to the emotional impact of that final finishing blow or rush. They've also both got a similar mix of lightheartedness and serious tension. 

You want to feel incredible emotions? Go watch these show with OST that are out of this world in terms of epicness.  

The main character and other protagonists are very similar.  

- Both the anime are completely different in terms of their story/plot. - But, both the anime's MC wants to get stronger in their own field, but they have some weakness (Shortness for Hinata and Quirkless for Deku). - Both of them have great visuals and sound/music. - Both of them have a school setup with a lot of side characters. 

Both have that same energetic soundtrack. Both have very slick action scenes. Both have a large cast of very likeable characters, each with their own unique backstories. If you like one, you will easily like the other! 

Haikyuu! and Boku No Hero Academia are very similiar because: 1. In BNHA, Deku wanted to be a hero despite the fact he didn't have a quirk, and in Haikyuu!, Hinata is a middle-blocker despite the fact he's short. 2. Deku and Bakugou are literally Hinata and Kageyama. 3. Both of the animes are about trying to become the best at something. I am 99% sure that BNHA took inspiration from Haikyuu!, but that doesn't make Haikyuu! a better anime. 

-Both protagonists look alike and similiar face shape -Both protagonists have a big goal but with a disadvantage -Both protagonitsts have rivals and end in the same school and vow to better than each other -Soundtrack is similar 

When I finished Haikyuu, I wanted an anime with a similar vibe and when I started watching BNHA, I felt like I found it. While it is not a sports anime, it has similar characters and themes. If you enjoyed Haikyuu, you will almost definitely enjoy BNHA. 

Both are shows about a group of superheroes and them fighting crime and living in a world that now accepts and endorses superheroes. Both have serious villains and even both main characters have similar generic superpowers. The main difference is TAB focuses on a group of adults and is more episodic (and character driven) while BNHA focuses on children who are growing and learning and follows a more clear sequence of episode which flow into the other. IMO, TAB has a better story arc overall (and much better climax), is deeper as a story, and better themes while BNHA is more of an underdog story and meant to be a part of a greater tale (this anime is only part of the full manga series). BNHA is more shonen and TAB is slightly geared toward older audiences.   

Both are amazing super hero type of anime. They both have such a huge diversity of charactors and personality. They both have such awesome storys. They both have similar completly different super powers used to fight evil with some similarities with my hero academia the main charactor has the qwerk to smash anything but at great cost where the tiger and bunny main charactors ability/qwerk gives them super speed and super strength but for only around 2 minuites. Both are a must see if you love super hero anime.  

very similar hero series, one can say Tiger & Bunny walked so that Boku no Hero could run 

Both have hero themes. Tiger & Bunny is like what if Bnha cast has graduated from UA. 

These series have a good story and plot. The awesome fighting scenes and funny moments.. It has the same setting which some people has a super power. And those people making an association to fight against enemy. 

Both are comedy/drama series thst take place in a world where peoppe are born with superpowers and "heroes" are celebrities who are paid to fight crime.  

Both of these are awesome superhero animes and they could even be from the same universe. In Tiger & Bunny the superhero business is starting out with NEXT powers still being somewhat a rarity when in Boku no Hero Academia superhero business is well established and quirks are more common than not having one. Second season of Boku no Hero Academia touches on very same subjects as Tiger & Bunny and I believe that watching these two animes together is a good food for thought. And if you like action these are just must watch. 

Besides the thematic of heroes, both show a more commercial role of heroic figure, in addition to characters also Charismatics 

they live in a world where is common to have super powers they are super heroes protagonist are not the strongest but have a big sense of justice  

Both anime feature a society in which superhumans are quite common. However, Hero Academia has most people in the world have superpowers, whereas Tiger & Bunny only has some individuals have superpowers. Both anime seem to draw heavy inspiration from western superhero comics by the likes of Marvel and DC, with some very American-looking designs for some characters. Hero Academia focuses on a boy trying to become a superhero, but Tiger & Bunny goes down a different route, with its protagonist being a middle-aged superhero and has a major focus on commercialization of superheroes. If you like the idea of an anime about superhumans in society, both are worth watching.  

Both are superhero anime series. In both series people develop super-human abilities, in Boku no Hero Academia they' re called Quirks and in Tiger and Bunny NEXT. Both series have amazing visual, great plot and an even greater soundtrack. P.S Tiger & Bunny was voted Best anime of all time in a japanese poll held in 2017 

Both are comedy/drama series that take place in a world where people are born with superpowers and "heroes" are celebrities who are paid to fight crime 

Well both are about heroes fighting evil people. In one world somehow a few percent or "chosen ones" have super powers, in the other only a few percent has none. While boku no hero academia deals with how to become a hero - going to a hero school/university, and Tiger & Bunny dealing with "the hero" as a job being advertised in a tv show. Both are very interesting and are worth a shot if you wanna know how anime heroes compare to Marvel heroes :D 

It's a western comic-book superhero thing. They are encouraged to market themselves to succeed in the superhero career. T&B shows what the business world would do with superheroes, and what life would be like for them. With good animation and a thrilling plot, it will probably scratch that itch you have from BnHA being over so fast. 

Both take place in a world where super powers are commonplace. While Boku no Hero Academia follows young superheros in a more coming-of-age story, Tiger & Bunny follows more mature and seasoned superheros and their more struggles as working adults. The two main protagonists, Deku and Kotetsu were both inspired as young children by big, blond, American heros (All Might and Mr. Legend respectively), who were/are heralded as the best of their time. Additionally, both protagonists are highly energetic and naive, following their own heroic code instead of seeking popularity.  

Both have superheroes with various powers. While in My Hero it's mainly focused on the kids, Tiger and Bunny is centered around adults and their struggles being a hero. 

Both shows involve licensed super heroes and questioning the ideals of justice. While Hero Academia focuses on your growing into the heroes.they dream of being, Tiger and Bunny focuses on established heroes who's get paid depending on their performance and popularity with the public.  

-Both universes have superpowers -heroes are ranked -characters have similar abilities -Many plot points are literally the same 

If you enjoyed My Hero Academia and any of it's seasons, I think you would enjoy Tiger & Bunny. They both are super hero related animes with humans randomly gaining powers. Also Tiger & Bunny as of (2022) is getting a season 2 after waiting so long.  

imagine BNHA kids as adults... you get Tiger & Bunny.  

Lets organize these heros! • BOTH have superheros working for a hero organization to fight the evil in their respective world. • BOTH have stories centered on a group of super-powered people without any concept of gaming or reincarnation 

Although these shows are very different in style and demographic, they share many similarities based on plot and characters. Both main characters try their best to achieve their dreams although they both have major disadvantages. Both series are about these characters overcoming this despite what everyone says.  

An utterly stubborn main character aspires to become become a prodigy just like his/her idol despite having no talent and skills. 

Each of their protagonists are fairly similar in their aspirations and how they start out. It's also fun to watch them grow and interact with everyone. Both series being visual eye-candy further adds to the experience! 

An anime about a main character without potential have dreams out of their reach, they want to be the best at something they can't be. Guided by a mentor, who is also the person that inspired their dreams, and with the company of good friends, the main character fights with classes, villains and their own limits to reach their dreams. 

At first they may look very different, but by watching just the first episode of both series the similarities in the story are noticible. Boku no Hero Academia and Little Witch Academia (similar sounding titles) feature a young, teenager who's dream is to become something that most thought they couldn't be (Deku wants to be a hero, Akko wants to be a witch). They are teenagers who are surrounded by people gifted from birth with special powers, but they themselves lack the ability those around him/her have. They are inspired to want to be a hero/witch by a person who is the best at what they do and that they admire since their childhood (Deku's inspiration is All Might, Akko's inspiration is Shiny Chariot). Both are a fun, excellent animated adventure anime that will have you at the edge of your seat. Sit back and enjoy the ride!  

This seems to be so different but...: Midoriya Izuku/Kagari Akko dreams of being hero/witch inspired by his/her idol, All Might/Shiny Chariot, but he/she can't because he has no quirk/she is not of a lineage of witches. Midoriya/Akko enters the academy that his/her idol studied but has problems adapting to have few skills, but is getting better with the course of the anime. 

-Both animes are about an academy , in bocu no hero a hero academy and in little witch a witch academy -In both the MC is weak and grows more powerful -In both the MC have an idol , one of the best in their domain 

They're both underdog stories, they're both kinda comedies, they both have great animation 

Outside of the obvious "Academia" in their titles: The animes have protagonists where they look forward to an idol of their lives, using them as an inspiration to their goals and coincidentally, they obtain some of their own powers for themselves. Deku (my hero academia) has All Might, the #1 hero of the world as his idol and obtains his one for all quirk. Kagari (Little witch academia) has Chariot as her idol, to the point of obtaining her wand for her own. 

Akko and Midoriya's character arcs are remarkably similar. They are both idealistic young protagonists who decided to attend a prestigious high school after being inspired by their idols on TV. They both are out of their element due to a lack of experience and abilities, but end up persevering and saving the day anyway. Also, both shows have a clear influence from Western media, with Boku no Hero inspired by American superhero comics and Little Witch Academia feeling like an all-girls version of the Harry Potter universe. 

The main characters wanna be something and are going to an academia to learn how to be that. Also the both characters have fav persons how they want to be and after that they realize that they dont have to be the same.  

-Both protagonists are very passionate about becoming like their idol -Both shows take place at a school -A bunch of different, loveable characters -The protagonists have trouble fitting in since they are not as talented as the rest of their class yet they refuse to give up their dream(s) -The protagonists go head to head with another student who is very talented 

- the protagonists both idolise a person, to the point of them wanting to be just like them and later end up getting something to aid them in their dreams (chariot's shiny rod and all might's one for all quick) - both protagonists struggle due to disadvantages but work hard to meet their dreams (atsuko not being from a witch bloodline and izuku not having a quirk) - they both consist of a protagonist who attends an academy that they've dreamed of attending - they're both surrounded by friends who help them fight villains 

It features a character who goes to school to become a great witch and MHA is the same way as it features someone going to school to become a great Hero. They both Idolize a certain hero (All Might) or witch (Crimson) who ends up being their teacher. For most of the first season, they have 2 main friends and lots of rivals.  

1.Simular mc 1.1They are both inspierd by the best in there land 1.2Both have really overpowered Attacks That are unusable without training 1.3 Both don't have a power Most or all people have 1.4 Both have a mentor 1.5 and idal have a assistent that have a bad past with the idal the mc trains with that 2.Both have a character that thinks there supreme to everyone but share the same goal as the mc And they become better friends later 2.1 They also have blind followers 3.Both have great animation 4. And finaly have emotional moments in there later season(s)  

The main protagonists has same ambition on there own setting way( witch and hero) and kind airhead, and story sense of justice. Setting in academic. Funny to watch. If your the type to type watch anime like I have dream.then, try it  

As the title of both these shows would imply, these shows are both very similar, but are not copies of each other, both follow a young protagonist who wish to grow up to be just like their idols, but don't have the means to do so until they are mentored in secret by their idols to ultimately fill their place in the world, and both shows take on this premise in different ways. Both shows have a large cast with a lot of focus being made on the world around them and how they fit into society as a whole. So if you are a fan of MHA and are still waiting for the next season then I highly recommend you check Little Witch Academia out.  

The main characters of both animes aspires to be their hero when they grow up so they do everything that they can to become the hero that they want to be even if its risking their lives just to save others. Also the anime in general is about a magic school and a superhero school. One trains young superheros into pros while the other teaches young witches magic.  

Besides the word "Academia" being in the titles, both series are very similar. Both protagonists are teens who is very ambitious. Both of our protagonists idolize someone. They get powers from their idols. They go to the prestigious high school where they learn how to control their powers. They meet some friends. They get bullied by the blonde prodigy. And a whole lot of stuff happens. Deku (Boku No Hero Academia's protagonist) and Akko (Little Witch Academia's protagonist) are both positive and brave. Lida (Boku No Hero Academia) and Lotte (Little Witch Academia) are both a bit nerdy and want to continue the family legacy. Tsuyu (Boku No Hero Academia) and Sucy (Little Witch Academia) are both a little weird and always speak their minds. Kirishima (Boku No Hero Academia) and Amanda (Little Witch Academia) are both redheads and very aggressive. Jiro (Boku No Hero Academia) and Constanze (Little Witch Academia) are both girls who combine their powers with technology. The Sugar Loving Guy Who's Name I Forgot (Boku No Hero Academia) and Jazminka (Little Witch Academia) both get their powers from food. And Bakugo (Boku No Hero Academia) and Diana (Little Witch Academia) are both very overestimated and are a bit too prideful. Of course, there's differences. Boku No Hero Academia takes place in Japan (I think) and Little Witch Academia takes place in Britain. But, these animes are both really good, really inspiring and really creative! I do think Little Witch Academia is better than Boku No Hero Academia, tho. But both series are amazing. I hope you liked this recommendation, this is my first one!  

Little Witch Academia and My Hero Academia share several similarities. Firstly, both series feature protagonists who initially lack superpowers or magical abilities. In Little Witch Academia, Akko Kagari is a young witch-in-training with a fervent desire to become like her idol, Shiny Chariot, despite her own lack of magical prowess. Similarly, in My Hero Academia, Izuku Midoriya idolizes the superhero All Might but is initially quirkless, lacking the superpowers that define most individuals in his society. Furthermore, both Akko and Izuku attend prestigious schools where their idols also attended: Luna Nova Magical Academy for Akko and U.A. High School for Izuku. These parallels underscore the thematic importance of determination, aspiration, and the journey towards achieving one's dreams in both captivating series. It's noteworthy to mention that both Izuku and Akko began admiring their idols after witnessing them in action, further emphasizing the profound impact of seeing their heroes' abilities firsthand.  

Shows that are the definition of "how to be an anime shounen". Both are great anime that do not change much or almost nothing of the famous formula of a shounen (powers, protagonism, the power of friendship, etc.), but that simply execute it in the right way, unlike many others that waste potential to become more mainstream. The first is more about superheroes, and the second is about demon hunters. Simple and generic concepts in theory, but very well made and fun in practice. 

Two mainstream Shounen Jump anime with similar protagonists. Large amounts of comedic relief with side characters and self-improvement with protag. Slower-paced story with every fight lasting three to four episodes. 

This are great shonen's who show very well the way to became strong and go for your dream. Main's characters are similar in that case. Alsow their personalities. Good fights and motivations 

the characters and the simple shonen story done good 

🟰Similarities🟰 ▪ Common Shounen tropes like:📋 - ALMOST DIED moments.😱 [🦸🏻‍♂️Episode 11 and 13 | 🤺Episode 19] - CRYING in Episode 1.😭 - Having PLOT ARMOR.🪖 [🦸🏻‍♂️Episode 11 and 13 | 🤺Episode 19] - Being OVERPOWERED.💪🏻 (One For All👊🏻| Sun Breathing☀️) - Having multiple love interests.💕 - Simping for female characters.🙇🏻‍♂️ - Making new friends and enemies along the way.🫂 ▪ Both of the main characters are teenagers (15 - 17 years old) and are a group of 3 people (Trio).👌🏻 ▪ They met 2 good allies (1 lady🚺 and 1 gentleman🚹) as they began their journey.✌🏻 - My Hero Academia🦸🏻‍♂️: Ochako Uraraka👩 and Tenya Iida.👓 [Episode 3] - Demon Slayer🤺: Tamayo👘 and Yushirou.👦🏻 [Episode 8] ▪ Both of them are fighting for a noble cause.🏆 - My Hero Academia🦸🏻‍♂️: Arresting villains to keep the superhuman society safe.🦹🏻‍♂️ - Demon Slayer🤺: Killing Demons to make the world peaceful again.👹 ▪ The first story arc is about both of them training with their mentors.👨🏻‍🏫 - My Hero Academia🏫: All Might (Toshinori Yagi).🦸🏼‍♂️ [Episode 3] - Demon Slayer👹: Sakonji Urokodaki👺 (Former Water Pillar).🌊 [Episode 2-3] To become what they want to be: Hero🦸‍♂️ | Demon Slayer.🤺 ▪ They often broke something while fighting:🆚️ - Midoriya🥦 keeps breaking his bones🦴 while using his "One For All" Quirk.👊🏻 [Episode 4, 5, 7, and 10] - Tanjirou🎴 keeps breaking his black Nichirin Sword🗡 while battling Demons.👹 [Episode 18] ▪ Everything in the characters' thoughts is narrated.💭 ➗️Differences➗️ ▪ My Hero Academia🏫 is set in modern-day of Japan. (2014 - Now)🏙 ▪ Demon Slayer👹 is set in the past: Taisho Era of feudal Japan. (1912 - 1926)🏯 ▪ Midoriya🥦 has a long-term goal: To be the #1 Hero🦸🏻‍♂️ and become the next "Symbol of Peace☮️" like his idol, All Might.🥇 ▪ Tanjirou🎴 has a short-term goal: To become a Demon Slayer🤺 and turn his little sister (Nezuko👩🏻) back to a human.💉 ▪︎ Midoriya goes to school.🏫 ▪︎ Tanjirou sells charcoals.🪵  

both have similar main characters and both have angry bois.  

2 of the best battle shonen out there 

Shonen where the primary focus is on delivering memorable, hype action sequences above all else 

The anime is amazing with amazing characters and story. 

My hero academia is a lot like demon slayer in the way they both have a motivated main protagonist that defends people, and they both have minimal fan service, so you don't have to worry about your parents walking in at the wrong time 😅 

Protagonists' power progression (lowest to highest), supernatural events and characters' abilities. Simple story (Good vs Evil). 

If you're looking for a new-gen action anime that's worth watching then I recommend these animes to you. (But in my opinion My hero Academia is the better anime, because not only does my hero academia have more sequels, but it also has more character development.) 

In both anime, the protagonist is quite weak but can perform admirably when called upon. Both anime series feature a trio of three. Boku no Hero has Deku, Bakugo, and Shoto, while Demon Slayer has Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Inosuke. Both trios are quite similar, both trios are cringy but still entertaining to watch, and both trios lack a love interest. Both of these shows have excellent animation and endearing characters. If you like one, I highly recommend the other. 

Both are easy to get into, emphasize on action and animation, and feature generic tropes. 

Both are similar stories based on a hero's journey or beginnings. - Boku no hero is centred around Deku's dream to one day be like his role model, All Might. - Kimetsu no Yaiba too has a protagonist who trains to be a protector and defender of the vulnerable. However, this quest is a necessity due to the nature of the world the characters reside in. The story is much darker and melancholic. - Both have distinction for the most powerful their respective "warriors". The people to aspire to, to be mentored by, to depend on. The protags will eventually succeed them. - The humour in both animes is silly and ironic. Lots of yelling and crying. Kimetsu no Yaiba does it better though. - The fights are bloody cool.   

Both anime are about superpowers though Charlotte is less of an action anime. 

Children has superpowers. There is a school for these children. Fun to watch. 

Both anime have the concept of “superpowers” but they see it in different lights. In Boku no Hero, it's not a sickness and it's more common. Instead of it being looked down upon, people idolize those with good superpowers. If you want to see a kid fighting for his dreams, Boku no Hero is for you. You end up really rooting and feeling for the main character. 

Well, if you know what both of these shows are about, it's pretty obvious what these shows have in common. I'm far from the first person to make this recommendation. But, while the shows are very different in tone, and liking one is not a very good guarantee you will like the other, the simple plot point that these shows share is enough to justify this recommendation. In both shows some people have superpowers. Charlotte is not a superhero anime, but the characters do have superpowers. Beware though, Charlotte is a bit darker than Hero Aca. Wait... no that show can be very dark sometimes. So actually they're similar even in that regard.  

Both featured children with superpowers (Specail Abilities for Charlotte and Quirks for MHA) and high school setting. The difference is that in Charlotte, their powers are classified as a disease because in My Hero Academia/Boku no Hero Academia is considered a gift. 

Both involve a school where the students have special abilties. Bith the MC's of these animes have an OP superpower. 

Characters have supernatural power  

A universe where there are super-powers and a institution for people who have them. 

charlotte is just like mha its just a bit less into making superhero and more into superpower anime, and less predictable as well if u know what i mean 

Kids with powers in high school. Boku no Hero Academia is more child focused as Charlotte is more mature. If you appreciate how the powers are used in one of the anime, you would like the other as well. 

Class of abnormal students. Charlotte and My Hero Academia are both anime about students with superpowers, working together in a class to help others out. Charlotte has Yuu and the student council go out of their way to find teenagers who abuse their powers and bring them to Hoshinoumi Academy to help them out. MHA is about people with quirks, and Midoriya's journey to help those in need in order to become the best hero. Both are nice anime with Charlotte featuring slow romance, whilst MHA features action 

1. Both have a Shounen aesthetic 2. Deals with teenagers having supernatural powers 3. Has a good plot 

If you liked Boku no Hero, Charlotte will probably like it too. They have in common the singularities or powers and history develops in a school for people with such singularities. Very good story and with good dramatic changes. 

Both of them have students with abilities both are good 

While they differ quite in style, both series do share common themes such as being about a school setting where students posses superpowers. There’s emotional (but more so in Charlotte hence it is drama driven rather than purely action whereas Hero Academia is more of an action-packed super hero shounen anime) and occasional comedic moments present as well as a strong focus on character development. The animation in Charlotte and Boku no Hero Academia (My Hero Academia) are both well and so are the characters.  

a shounen anime, based around high schoolers fighting against an enemy. 

Both are shounen series with lots of actions, development and amazing side-characters along with cool concept and amazing animation  

To put it shortly, boy eats body part and becomes overly powered. 

The hero (Deku, Itadori) eats a body part that gives him powers, which ends up posing a great danger to him. Hero goes to a school for the students with the power system (Quirks, Jujutsu), and one of his teachers is a character similar to Kakashi from Naruto (Aizawa, Gojo). One of the major antagonists in both series (Shigaraki, Mahito) are pretty similar too. 

Both have a similar ranking system and a school to train them. Both have one so called strongest character of the show. Both have a similar concept of villain/curses who good people fight. In both shows the main character has to eat something to gain power. Most characters also act similar in both the shows.  

Both main characters are shoved into an entirely new reality they weren’t ready for. Jujutsu Kaisen gives off the same vibes as MHA. I highly recommend the show, you’re bound to like it if you like My Hero Academia! 

My hero academia is a lot like jujitsu kaisen in the way they both have a motivated, happy, main protagonists that defend people and they both have to earn their power in a way. 

The story of a main character who goes to a school with a teacher who is OP and makes 3 close friends and a bunch of other not so close friends with powers. 

Both the animes are about supernatural powers or strength. 

Both are about a young boy learning about his powers and going to school and killing bad things. and both have really great friendship aspects  

I would fully recommend watching Jujutsu Kaisen because I never feel like missing out on anime is an option. I saw memes and jokes (:sorry for spoilers") But I saw the main charter eating a finger, eww I know right. Sounds weird. But trust me, its worth it. You get to know a lot more things and there's a huge community for this show, so you get to share your ideas in it. And this show Is generally awesome. Its a huge turn From MHA because this show is a little dark, but 100% worth your time. 

Both features a high schooler whos motivation is to save people from monsters. They both also takes place in a superschool setting wheres their methods of getting their powers and joining are very similar. 

They both aim to be a hero of some kind, but Mairimashita! Iruma-kun takes a more comedy turn towards achieving that. Both shows have a school setting with a problem child at the center of it all. 

This is literally the same show but the power systems are diffrent, BNHA is more of a trad. shonen action anime, while Iruma-kun is a slice of life comedy anime often involving villains and action set pieces. Both are fairly decent shows that start-up a very strong foundation for the story ahead. 

Both shows focus on a supernatural kind of school, one where they are trying to be great heroes and the other where they are trying to be great demons. Has a great mix of comedy and serious moments and the art style is rather similar, main characters are very alike.  

Are you having trouble finding animes with school setting?Similar protagonists?Then you have come to the right recommendation.Welcome to demon school!Iruma-kun and My hero academia have all these elements that I have listed above.Both protagonists are very similar.Izuku Midoriya is similar to Iruma-kun.Both characters help others without thinking twice.Both are born without supernatural powers.Both have similar ranking system although Iruma-kun is too detailed about the ranking system. 

these two animes are honestly very similar to each other -w- • both animes have protagonists that begin weak but eventually strengthen their power • both animes include survival of the fittest, or who will become the strongest of them all • both midoriya and iruma honestly look and act like the same, almost as if they're the same person heheh and: • both animes include someone, like a guardian, gives the protag their power and helps the protag strengthen that power ( i would continue, but i might end up spoiling both animes 😅 ) 

Our main two protagonists Iruma and Deku are weak, generous and lighthearted boys (that even look quite the same) that enter into a "special" kind of school which they will meet their friends which will be a group of 1 boy and 1 girl, and their other classmates which almost matters not storywise, both series handle a similar kind of clumsy, chibi humor 

Similar MC's on looks and personalities. School Based shonen. MC is mentored by one of if not the strongest character in the series. The personalities of the MC's classmates and homeroom teacher are very alike. MC learns to control his new power given by the mentor. if you enjoy the chill and fun parts of mha, then Demon School provides plenty of that while also giving taste of action that you would regularly see in mha 

both midoriya and iruma are "weak" af until someone gave them✨magic✨ 

If you loved MHA there is slight hope you would also love Iruma kun. The plot is similar the main character was hopeless and then he found someone and started becoming superior and then he made some friends and just started chilling with them and you could find me stupid cause I think the main character looks similar. Just give it a try 

-Teen boy struggles to adapt to new lifestyle -Themes of becoming the number 1 -Supernatural elements -Comedy -High school series -Main trio with anxious main, bubbly girl and diligent, high-achieving boy -Exhausted teacher  

If you like My hero academia, You sould watch Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun. Welcome to Demon School, Iruma-kun! and My Hero Academia are remarkably similar beyond being popular shonen anime titles. The schools in each anime can be directly compared, Babyls vs. UA, and so can the protagonists, Iruma Suzuki and Izuku Midoriya/Deku. These anime series both feature a good-hearted anime boy who attends a special school for gifted youths, even though those boys weren't born with any special powers. 

Both anime have characters with quirks or abilities from devil fruit. Both MC's want to become very strong Both anime have humor, lots of action, concentrated on friendship and scenes that touch people emotionally 

Similarities: -Male lead who wants to become great. -Many characters have special powers. (Quirks in Boku no Hero, Devil's Fruit Abilities in One Piece) -Not too childish but not too adult. -Beautiful art. -Very fun. 

Anime with characters who have supernatural abilities are among some of the best, and One Piece & My Hero Academia are both great about giving us characters with out of the box powers we would never expect! Each show is filled with intense battles of characters using these super natural abilities, in a world where they're told from the start is too big for them to make a difference. If you like one, you're sure to like the other! 

-both are great shounen nekketsu -Characters of both are very similar. -Devil fruit and Quirk looks very close to each other.  

Shounen anime, very shounen. Main character is likeable and has some dream he's working towards. 

In both animes characters have "super powers". In BNHA they have quirks and in OP they have the devil fruits. 

Journey to number one. My Hero Academia and One Piece both feature MCs who pursue their dreams to become the highest. MHA uses Midoriya who wishes to become the no. 1 hero, as his role model All Might is. One Piece has Luffy in his journey to find the One Piece and become king of pirates. Both are great and equal in action, comedy, with One Piece being the more dramatic anime. 

Both animes have a huge variety of powers Both have charismatics ppl and a variety of personality to choose wich you like the most Both have a good humor Both get serious when it needs to be. 

It has the Same concept heros vs villains and they both are in a world where you can get superpowers. 

A shounen anime about young kids training to be superheroes should already draw you in, but if you'd like a show that admires determination to be the best, My Hero Academia might just be for you. Young Izuku Midoriya seems to have been born with no quirk, super powers of his own and yet, he is determined to be the greatest hero out there!  

Maybe this is different from One Piece But there is a point why I recommend MHA 1).Deku's Struggle (MC) For fans of Shounen Anime, of course we really like the development of the main character to become stronger 2).Friends Deku's struggle is not alone, he is fighting together with his classmates 3).Rivalry Deku also has rivals and this is also one of the reasons why Deku really wants to become strong 4). People who are admired Deku admires the number 1 hero in his country 5).Strength Although the way to get power in these 2 anime is different but the concept of Quirk powers with Devil Fruits is almost the same What's different is that in MHA the power is usually inherited from heredity and in One Piece the power is obtained after eating a devil fruit and in MHA almost everyone has powers, only a handful of people don't have quirks 6).Character design You know the character designs in One Piece, right? There are many strange characters in the One Piece world, as well as this MHA, which is almost the same and makes me laugh HAHAHA but maybe in MHA the characters are still better than in One Piece HAHAHA and a little extra: Deku (Izuku Midoriya), a character inspired by One Piece, namely Coby Yes, we know Coby's struggle to become strong This was said directly by the MHA mangaka, Kohei Horikoshi -------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Almost the same as Luffy, he always gets stronger with each arc Luffy also struggles with his shipmates Luffy of course has rivalries, such as with KID, LAW Luffy also has a dream to become the strongest in the sea like GOL D. ROGER, of course Luffy also admires Roger because he is the King of Pirates Luffy also admires Shanks THAT IS ALL AND THANK YOU  

Both are animated by Bones and are very fluent, consistent and overall stylish with animation. Both have pretty rad supernatural elements (MP100 with psychic type powers and BnH focuses on a variety of superhero powers) Both use uncommon shots, camera angles and funky perspectives for fight scenes. Both have a unique style that you won't find in many other shows. Boku no Hero Academia is less comedy based than Mob Psycho 100 and Mob Psycho 100 has more of a psychedelic vibe, especially with its opening. Boku no Hero Academia has more characters and a slightly more polished style than Mob Psycho 100. If you enjoyed the animation and artistic innovation of one series, you will probably enjoy the other.  

Similarities: - Both shows revolve around super powers, - Protagonists share same traits, they are rather socially akward but kind-hearted at the same time, - In both anime main characters fights with evil organisation However Boku no Hero Academia has more shounen characteristic traits than Mob Psycho.  

Two action series about those with powers that aim for a traditionally male teenage demographic. The protagonists of both series are weak people granted extraordinary powers that they have to learn to control throughout the series with the help of a mentor figure. Both anime adaptations were handled by Studio Bones. 

Both shows give off a very similar feeling and the cast is around the same age. 

Both anime feature incredibly powerful main characters that are still unable to control their super powers. Both of them are also aware that those powers do not make them special or better that anyone else, which adds a very nice layer of depth to the character.  

- Action/Comedy/"Shounen" - They are both about a young boy who can't control their power. - Studio Bones.  

This is a similar show to My Hero Academia in the sense of the basic feel for the show. When watching this, you will notice that there is not supposed to be a serious atmosphere. This is a comedy in pretty much most senses, there is no danger for the main character because of how OP he is. There are some epic fight scenes, just like My Hero Academia, that make you super hype! And after, and even during some of the fights, they add humor to make you remember that. That there is NO NEED TO FEAR, just ENJOY the epic scene!!!! Its so funny, and incredibly enticing. I watched this, just like my My Hero Academia, in a binge over the weekend. So I highly recommend this!  

Helping others. My Hero Academia and Mob Psycho 100, rather than plot, have similar characters, namely, Midoriya and Mob. They are both warmhearted people with superpowers who try their very best for personal progression as well as helping others. Both are good action-comedy anime with great eye candy to experience. 

Supernatural!Similar antagonists!Development!Great humour!Both of these animes have done a great job in handling these elements.Both have great character development.Both have great animation.Both have lovable casts. 

Outcast teen struggles to balance social life and powers. Fairly light-hearted with decent amount of action. 

Both are adaptations of battle shounen manga with excellent art, filled with action scenes. Both have main characters that desire to become heroes, but in different ways. Both are about saving people, rescuing those in need and in despair. Both have memorable and lovable characters. Both of them have excellent character designs in general. Both of them have really cool looking and memorable villains. 

They aren't the most similar anime, but they have some similarities. I can't help but remember Boku no Hero Academia as the MC of Enen no Shouboutai constantly repeats his desire to become a hero. Also, they are both packed with action and some sort of superpower!  

Shonen set in a modern setting with super powers, both have a similar feel with many humorous moments between colorful casts in between high energy action scenes. 

Both the main characters (Protagonist) aims to be Hero. Though, personally for me, "MY HERO ACADEMIA" is much more entertaining than "Enen No Shouboutai". 

Wanting to become a hero. Fire Force and My Hero Academia are both anime which feature kids who pursue their dream of becoming a hero. With Fire Force, Shinra's inspiration to become a hero is after the death of his family which lead him wanting to defeat the people behind the scenes. MHA uses a regular Midoriya wanting to become no. 1 hero after his inspiration All Might. Both are good action anime with cool visuals, though Fire Force offers more fanservice than MHA. 

Both have similar animation style Both MC call themselves hero and can do everything to protect their friends Both are action packed, following a similar story in some prospects 

Everyone has a unique "quirk", but in this show they all revolve around heat and fire 

sociotey were some people have powers and some dont. MC has a rival Villian group kinda has same goal MC has power that the villian group needs 

Basically both protagonist want to be heroes.  

If you like Zero to Hero like bnha, then give Fire Force a try! 

Tsuna and Midoriya are eerily similar. One day they encounter someone who changes their world forever. The mains of both of these series start out as extremely timid, and have little to no faith in their own strengths. Through the help of their mentors and friends, they are able to unlock their true potential. Reborn gives Tsuna the ability to go into the hyper death flame mode, while All Might gives Midoriya his powers of All for One. 

If you like Boku no Hero Academia, then you're probably going to like Katekyo Hitman Reborn as well. Here are the similarities of these series: •Both series have weak teen protagonist in the beginning of the series. •Protagonist gets trained by strong mentors. •Great fight scenes. •Likable characters. •Great humor. Boku no Hero focuses more on becoming a hero. While Katekyo Hitman Reborn focuses more on being a mafia boss. 

I can't tell you any serious similarities besides the fact that the protagonists are both weak and complete losers at the beginning and they suddenly get a power that changes their lives, BUT when i watch these two series, I'm sure, I'll never get tired of re-watching them. Same thing about the mangas 

similar main character, villains, hero theme, humor and action. 

The main characters of these anime have similar stories but completely different personalities. In Reborn Tsuna starts off being a nobody with no power just like Deku and we watch as they climb the metaphorical ladder and grow stronger. The main difference being Deku wants to become the symbol of peace while Tsuna wants nothing to do with becoming a mafia boss.  

Both have similar character development especially zero to hero concept. Also the main characters have a similar personality. It's really worth to watch because they have amazing plot also you will be more interested especially if you want to watch an epic fighting scenes 

In hitman reborn the mc starts of wimpy and scared but as the show continues the mc becomes better and more fun to watch.The first 20 eps would be filler but dont drop it.The eps are shown so we can understand the relationship between the characters more.  

Weak Mcs Similar inner thoughts with the previous processors supporting cast are both very lovable Main characters both learn to use their powers and get stronger over time  

Generally same premise: Kids in School, learn how to properly use their powers to make a change in the world. Usually insanely strong teachers / Main characters 

Both of the shows revolve an underdog main character who rely on their determination to achieve their goals, despite others looking down on them. The stories both take place in schools, and have a large supernatural/superpower element that are very important to the story. Some of the villains in each story have the same sort of feeling, and both stories balance exciting action scenes with an appropriate amount of character development and calmer scenes. Both main characters have an important man that they look up to, and their motivation to be like and do right by the character they look up to helps drive the story. Both have a fun cast of supporting characters with a variety of different personalities, conflicts, and powers. If you like one of these shows for any of the elements listed above, I definitely recommend checking out the other one!   

This is also a shonen anime involving supernatural things but in Boku no hero academia around 80% of the world has their own special powers called quirks. I feel that they are somewhat similar but Boku no hero academia isn't as serious as Ao no exorcist. The main characters have similar goals, to be number one. 

Shounen series in which heavy focus is being put in the dynamics between a power of some sort and the main male protagonist. They also feature in a school setting a lot with equally quirky classmates and abilities  

They are both about people who enrol into a school to learn and control their powers, both have a large supporting cast and are long running Shonen action anime. 

Both are an anime with the Same element : - Both have superpower - Superpower Kid school - both have good MC (Although,i prefer bnha over AnE) 

- High school - That's literally it, just high school - If you just want to watch something that’s not set in a “normal” world, then these work since powers and occult fall into that category - Mha is much more hype, but at a basic level, both shows are “main character is different from other characters and struggles but will make is through bc development and friendship” 

Blue exorcist and My hero academia both have people who are close to the main character (in some way) and they were thought as being better than the main character. I think that both the brother in Blue Exorcist and the Rival in My Hero Academia compelled the main character to get better. I think that if you like animes' where the main character gets better and finds a new way to get stronger, both of them are good options. 

Both series came out right around the same time and deal with a magic system (BNHA=Quirks/BSD=Gifted) in a modern setting. Minus the prevalence of quirks in the BNHA universe, you can almost imagine BSD as a more mature BNHA (I say mature just meaning their ages because Dazai is 22 and a brat). With 90% of the characters being 18+, school life isn't a theme in BSD at all, but the story revolves around a group of gifted individuals that work for the "Armed Detective Agency," a parallel to BNHA you could draw as more of what it would be like for the characters after graduating UA. While BNHA introduces you to their ensemble cast as a whole in a shorter amount with mass displays of quirks, BSD gives you the opportunity to really meet each of the main characters one-on-one with half of season one giving you an episode dedicated to each one. What is amazing about how the two really overlap is how their ensemble casts really have well rounded/developed characters and everyone I know that has watched both always seems to have a different favorite main character because of all the great options presented to you.  

Both anime are about superpowers with a main character who doesn't have or doesn't know he has them in the beginning. 

Unique powers. My Hero Academia and Bungo Stray Dogs feature worlds where particular people have abnormal abilities; quirks (MHA) and gifts (BSD). MHA's world has 80% of the population with special abilities called quirks. However, the number of gifted people in BSD's totals to a minority. Both anime have weak starters Midoriya and Atsushi, become into people who can help and protect others with their powers. Both are great action-comedy anime by the studio Bones. With MHA being about heroes, and BSD adding mystery elements to add onto their story about detectives.  

- Superpower/Super Ability theme - Alike Protagonists (Not the normal Shounen Protagonist, and I know bungou isn't a shounen) - BALANCED POWER SCALING (Meaning no one is too overpowered) - A lot of different abilities - Bullied Backstory - Somewhat same beginning - Interesting Characters & Backstories 

Besides the fact that the plots are totally different, both shows are built on a superpower based society, which grew peculiar systems and organizations, both on the good and the bad side. The shows feature a young protagonist, led by a powerful mentor, who are constantly thrown in difficult situations which help them to grow. It's important to remember that BNHA is a shounen anime, much lighter and simpler to watch, while BSD is a seinen, so it includes deeper topics and darker shades. 

It has the same kind of motivated but fundamentally weak protagonist and both are idealistic shonen.  

Cough Caugh Ok, so Bungo no Stary Dogs is an extremely underrated anime. Now how is it similar to BNHA, allow me to explain. So Bsd (Bungo no stray dogs) is pretty much the more mature version of BNHA. Both have people who use abilities (or quirks) and has excellent fight scenes and amazing characters. Bsd can get series at points but does have a more light-hearted feel like BNHA. I highly recommend it, you'll love it. 

both have unique ideas about how superpowers would work in the real world. The plots are completely different but never less, stem from the same idea. 

-Both anime tells a story about teaching student to fight using special powers . -Both animation is smooth and flexible (studio Bones) -Both anime contains unique character 

they both take place in a school for supernatural powers with a wide range of characters who figth the evil in the world 

Both shows take place in schools full of superpowered children who often have to unite together to stop inhuman or superhuman threats. They also both have their fair share of comedy. 

Both are supernatural/superpower action shounen series with school settings and teenage casts. Overall they have a very similar feel to each other in terms of tone, characters and story (they are different, of course, but they give the same kind of vibes if that makes sense). The other big thing that makes these similar is the art style and animation, which is helped by the fact that they were made by Bones, so the production and execution is similar. You may like one more than the other, but due to their similarities, if you liked one you may like the other too. 

Class to reach the top. My Hero Academia and Soul Eater are both anime which involve students with powers trying to achieve the highest position. With MHA, it is Midoriya's dream to become the no. 1 hero. Soul Eater has Soul and Maka's quest to make Soul a death scythe. Both are good action-comedy anime by the studio Bones. With Soul Eater having more fanservice than MHA. 

let’s not kid ourselves here, soul eater WALKED so my hero could run ... the vibe of the two shows are very similar, following the lives of high school kids with supernatural abilities and super powers... i’d say bnha puts a lot more emphasis on the fact that the world where the setting takes place relies heavily on super powers. bnha’s plot follows the budding heroes of UA and their triumphs and tribulations defeating evil, while soul eater follows the main group of kids doing the same. anyways... us weebs love to watch high school kids beat up bad guys to a pulp amiright? 

These two both take place in a superschool setting in a world that is an alternative to real life, with a comedic tone with many actions. Where the main cast goal is to investigate phenomenon's happening with good and bad guys, the characters have a similar design and tone however the style is darker lighting.  

Colourful with amazing animations, wacky humour, and about a kid trying to get to grips with a power he doesn't understand. 

Coming of age story where boy meets cool/badass guy then gets inspired to be like him. Both protagonists are energetic and full of light but need to overcome lots of obastacles. Lots of action, too. The quirky artwork and large-scale dramatization in the style is also similar. 

Vaguely similar nobody-to-hero story, with positivity flowing through its bone marrow, centered on a MC who is a small boy. Both have a sort of older mentor they regularly train with or fight beside. 

Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann and Boku no Hero Academia, while belonging to different genres, both follow the same story, of a young boy with low self-esteem following in the footsteps of the hero they idolise. Both anime have a lot of heart, and are packed with plenty of quirky humour. 

Underdog protagonist unlocks power thanks to mentor 

This is the one show that went through my head while watching BNHA. - Similar protagonists who start out shy with low self-confidence and slowly overcome it as the show goes on. Both use their intellect to win fights and overcome obstacles. - Both protagonists have a role model which drives them to push themselves to their limits. They both idolize their role model, but with Simon it's a younger/older sibling relationship whereas with Izuku it's a fanboy/superhero relationship. - Cast of fun, goofy characters which aid the protagonist or cause him conflict on his journey. - Great writing which manages to draw out emotions from the audience regardless of the depth of the concepts and events which the story puts forward.  

Initially timid and weak main characters are led by strong and charismatic mentors on a journey to become a leader amongst their peers. 

Both contain a school setting with characters that have superpowers. In both cases the main character either has no superpower or they start off with no superpower. Talentless Nana is darker than My Hero Academia, and is more of a thriller opposed to an action anime 

Both of them centre around a class of kids who are either superheroes or superheroes in training who have to fight evil. Characters have special powers almost unique to them. The main dude has green hair. Similar feel. 

-Both anime revolve around a group of people who attend a special high school and have unique "power" (BNHA=quirks, Talentless Nana=talents) -Both main characters do not have these powers, although Deku does end up getting a quirk -A difference between these anime are that Talentless Nana has an among-us like twist, where the mc infiltrates the school of "talented people" and slowly... kills them off without being caught 

They both are similar as hell. Both a school for enhancing their Quirk or talent Both have a quirkless and talentless protagonist Both have enough number of cute girls and bullying students The protagonist was also bullied and made friends with the most cute girl BUT, unlike BOKU NO HERO ACHEDMIA, here is a twist of story I CAN CLEARLY SAY IT'S A VERY DARK SIDE OF BNHA Only 4 till today i.e. 27 Oct 2020 I had watched but still it's suspens shuck me entirely You should give it a try it's currently airing. I am not going to add spoilers so just try it! 

In both cases, they have supernatural powers. All the students are in a school to defeat something (BNHA- Villains, Munou na nana - Enemies of Humanity.)  

Its basically like danganronpa for bnha characters. Theres a traitor . They can choose to lie about their superpower. Its set in a boarding school in an island . Simple art . Colourful unique characters and not copy pasted like bnha. Give it a try 

both of these anime revolves arond teenagers with superpowers in a school, ( they even both got a name for the powers, in my hero academia its 'quirks' and in munou na nana its 'talents') also Nanao is similiar to Deku in terms of personality and having no real superpower to themself, both series are a great watch but don't expect munou na nana to be as lighthearted as my hero academia 

Somehow it gives me the same feeling as I'm watching Fairy tail Both anime have similar characters, including magical/power fights,a lot of funny moments,  

Both is an action-packed anime. With comedy and the use of powers. However please note that Boku no Hero Academia has a genre of school as well. Both anime are similar in some ways though. I highly recommend both of these if you like majic or superpowers 

Tons of Unique magical powers. The story arc is focused on character growth and slowish power creep with sudden moments of Deus ex Machina 

Fairy Tail involves magic and My Hero Academia involves quirks. Both animes involve hard work and training to get stronger.  

Naruto and Boku no Hero Academia (My Hero Academia) are both (as I see them) ability animes, this is when the characters can use abilities either for fighting or just in everyday life. Both animes have good character development, displays the characters really well, and have good storylines and art. 

It’s no doubt that Naruto is one of the most successful anime franchise to come out of Japan. For many fans of the current generation, it is THE anime they grew up with. So when the creator, Masashi Kishimoto, compares a new anime to his extremely successful creation, you know that is high praise indeed. Which is what recently happened when the mangaka released a drawing he did showing his beloved Naruto cheering on Deku, the main protagonist of Boku No Hero Academia (My Hero Academia). It is known that Kishimoto is a big fan of the Boku No Hero Academia franchise and if you look closely at both Naruto and the former’s story, they do bear some resemblances. Both protagonists start off at the bottom of the rung, one born without powers and the other shunned. It’s through sheer hard work that both improves and grows to be the heroes they are. So it’s no surprise the Kishimoto would be a fan. Boku No Hero Academia, on the other hand, is by Kōhei Horikoshi, and was first released in 2015 as a manga but has grown to be one of the key mangas in Weekly Shounen Jump even to the point of being called Naruto’s successor. Its first anime was released last year (2016) with the second season just ending and a third season confirmed for 2018.   

Mainly due to same genre, or maybe because Naruto holds special place in my heart, and after finish of Naruto, Boku no Hero just simply took his place as the number 1 shounen anime? I am not sure. But something beyond words is pushing me towards Boku no Hero, just as it was with Naruto back in the days. 

Horikoshi himself stated Kishimoto and Naruto as major inspirations for his work. Both are centred around protagonists with big, seemingly unattainable dreams. Both start off as bullied, irrelevant weaklings who gradually grow into powerful people with strong powers. There are good fights in both. Heavy usage of their own power in fights. 

BnHA and Boruto. Both are set in a world where heroes (BnHA) and ninjas (Boruto) are included in modern society. Where boys of the new generation turn out to be the hope for the stability of society, with the teaching of what the previous heroes left behind and their own conviction of being a hero. 

Both series begin with the main protagonist entering their respective, illustrious academies; UA in Heroaca and the Ninja Academy in Boruto. Both series are about the next generation of heroes growing up to surpass their predecessors.  

Both are Shounen. Both MC's are striving to be the best. Fun Filled Anime. Boruto is slow paced while My Hero Academy has 2 seasons already and is fast paced. 

Main characters are kids and they have powers. Good storyline, at least for me. Good animation also. Many and powerful villains. 

- Main character has huge latent potential - MC has a rival who also has huge potential but they have completely different personalities - MC is meek, shy, courteous, and is also under-confident of his abilities - MC has a pro mentor - MC is on the path to become the best despite starting out with nothing 

Main charachter psycological/pshysical growth 

Both of them have a warm-hearted main character that strives to do their best in what they want/love to do. They both have really amazing action scenes and you can't help but feel pumped up when you watch them in action. Their hardships are awe-inspiring as well. Ippo wanted to become a boxer after being protected by bullies from a boxer and Deku wanted to become a hero after seeing All Might in action. They both have a lot of things in common and I've been noticing that while watching Hajime no Ippo. 

Easy to get into, gets more and more crazy to the end, insane visuals and likeable waifus. Oh and instead of "quirks", it's uniforms. It is one of the classics in anime and should be watched by all. 

Same pace, similiar humor, both has form of super powers, both are shonen 

Kill la Kill is my personal favorite anime. there is a lot of action, especially in the last half of the series, at one point there are even 2 episodes where they pretty much only fight. it is a super power and also a school anime, which is perfect for you since you are a "boku no hero academia" fan boy. it is a bit ecchi but nothing strange, you don't see naked or anything. it's also very funny, like every time Mako does that dance you're guaranteed to laugh. all the characters are either funny or bad-ass. [spoiler]The ending was fucking awesome, I almost cried when Senketsu died[/spoiler]  

- Both animes have the protagonist a boy who wants to become the best. - Midoraiya and Endou are pretty similar, both are a great friend who cares about the other people, both are ambitious, strong and they never give up. - Both animes have superpowers and incredible fights/matches who keeps you in suspense and in full action. - Both stories have sad and funny moments. - Both animes have interesting characters, some characters that you think are bad are actually good, and some characters that you think are good are actually bad.  

They both have the same atmosphere, where the main characters want to be the best in the world and they fight with their everything to achieve that. The stories are similar, in a way that stronger and stronger opponents come at the and they have to "evolve" and become better in fight, but in totally different context, in Inazuma Eleven's case it's football and BHA's it's super heroes. The shows have have similar character "hierarchies", like the MCs' father figures (All Might and Endou's grand father). If you watch both shows you can probably catch little plots and story points that appear in both series. I really liked Boku no Hero, so when I started watching Inazuma Eleven I fell in love with it too. Each of them has their own compelling huge universe, both of them are still on going, with Inazuma Eleven having hundreds of episodes to watch (spread out in its spin-off series) and Boku no Hero Academia's new seasons on the way. I am absolutely sure if you love one of these show's for its story and story-telling you are going to love the other too.  

Lots of showcase of power and lots of actions. Highschoolers trying to save the world with their talent and power. 

-Both MC was a simple students, then they enter a school that specializes in what they want to be (totsuki and UA) to be able to fulfill their dreams -they focus on a very famous academy -both MC want to be the best (cheff and Superhero) 

Both anime have the main protagonist admitted to the top school in japan, although Midoriya from BNHA had no talents, Soma had a lot of talents. Both aim to be no.1, in Midoriya's case, no.1 hero and in Soma's case, no.1 chef. They have personalities they admire and want to be like, All Might in case of Midoriya and Soma's Father in case of Soma. Overall while watching Shokugeki no Souma, I felt a lot of BNHA vibes and that's one of the main reasons I liked it (I watched it after BNHA) 

Both MCs strive to place on top of everyone else in the activities they are associated with. Although Souma is more or less a professional in cooking, whereas Deku starts from scratch, both Souma and Deku have ways to go in order to become the best that they can be. Both anime also feature other characters with different specialities. In SNS, it is the characters which have specialities in the different areas/types/culture of cooking. In BNHA, it is the different quirks each character have.  

- Students/Teachers In these Series - World building All of the students have at least one power special about them. Both protagonists start off with no powers/didn't know they had powers and then later on discovered they had them (early in the series) Both have interesting storylines, but MHA is more longer and with many small stories while Kami no Tou is more of a small Tv series with one main story Kami no Tou really reminds me of MHA because of the students and having to go through trials to become/get something 

Both revolves around characters with superpower abilities competing against each other. Both anime are filled with action. The protagonists shares similar character traits. 

Both features a cast of many characters with many different architypes and wacky costume with specific superpowers special to them competing for a similar goal. They also have a very comedic tone together with a comic book like style and a ton of fight scenes. 

One is a sport anime set in college and the other is an action with school setting. But what make them similar is that they both give their side characters a time to shine on their own, and that gives an opportunity to the viewers to understand not only the main characters, but also the side characters point of view. 

If you were a fan of the companionship and training scenes in My Hero Academia, the feel of them being the underdog, and still overcoming these odds in moving scenes, then i would seriously recommend Kaze ga Tsuyoku Fuiteiru, which recently finished. Its also similar as the cast of characters are all from different backgrounds and personalities, but ultimately having the same goal, making for fun interactions and memorable moments and conflicts.  

Both have a large organization controlling things Both have a protagonist weaker than the rest Both have a person the protagonist looks up to and meets, aka Jin and All Might 

Same theme and MC started from being weak. 

Both series follow a weak, powerless teenager who becomes stronger through hard work and training, all for the sake of their goal of becoming a true hero. Main differences are their settings (DanMachi has an RPG-inspired fantasy setting while MHA has an urban superhero setting inspired by stuff like X-Men). DanMachi also has notably more ecchi scenes than MHA does 

- both stories feature characters who fulfill the hero aspects and do heroic feats. - both stories have main characters who feel admiration towards a specific person and seek to "reach and overcome them" - both stories feature characters looking to become heroes. - both stories have characters whose power and abilities grow over time.  

Both shows include a society where people have some kind of power and both show has some kind of evil. Also both shows include alot of side-characters. 

For another anime in which "bunch of kids with superpowers slap the shit out of villains", "A Certain Scientific Railgun" stands out from the crowd. "My Hero Academia" takes into account the sheer guts or determination of a character as a factor in battles, "Railgun" would rather analyse the implications of having such a power, and as such are rather grounded in physics and reality. There are all these interesting elements inserted into fights that allow users to express their powers in multiple different ways. However, in the end, it is just two animes both about superhuman abilities set in a place in which they are not uncommon.  

The main character has grown looking at heros. He admire them and want to become one himself, but is no more than a normal guy without fighting skills/quirk. Even if it seems impossible and useless, they follow their dreams. 

Aspiration. Midoriya and Hazama, both with their great admiration of superheroes at a young age get their time to shine with a superhero backstory is a superhero backstory. With that, it is their turn to learn, grow, and take the grand line towards their ultimate goal, as did their aspirations reach. Being the best hero for all. Samumenco, however, is a lot more deconstruction, going into different sub-genres of hero too with toku and street crime. MHA is more traditional and even has a similar resemblance to pop culture in the west when it comes to comic book superheroes. They are aware of their being and what it means, and they both manage to put it on a pedestal that's actually quite unique. Both are good superhero anime, with Samumenco parodying standards related to its premise direction as opposed to the long story that is MHA.   

So let's just check out the plot for Little Witch academia for a moment: -Kagari Akko, enrolls in one of the most prestigious schools for witches, inspired by her childhood hero Shiny Chariot, who is a very unorthodox witch. -When she gets accepted in the school, she has trouble adapting in since she doesn't come from a witchy enviroment and her magical powers are not fully developed. -she has really quirly friends with different specialities in magic. -And one of her advantages in this movie is tthat she has studied the enchantments of that said witch she admires. She has a quick development trhough the movie. nd she is a very caring and funny character. This movie is made by trigger and new young animators which gives the same refreshing feel as boku no hero academia. The movie has it's funny movies and the danger ones. It's a feel good movie, and it's something interesting to watch after you finish Boku no heor academia and still have some of those "I want more" feelings.   

The protagonists in both these shows start in a place of disadvantage and enter an academy to prove themselves and aspire to be like their respective heroes 

It's a show also with unique character designs and a great power system: blood arts. Each episode is either a main plot or a fun side-story which explores the world which makes it similar to BNHA's earlier episodes. Has a lot of character and emotion and is one of my favorites.  

The growth of the main character is similar in regards to My Hero Academia. Both main characters are looking for something and find it in an unlikely place. The universe within Kekkai Sensen (Blood Blockade Battlefront) is different but more captivating. The animation is beautiful and the supporting characters are serious when they need to be yet still playful. Highly recommend if you enjoyed My Hero Academia. 

This is similar to Boku by regards of learning how to harness their power and grow stronger with every fight and the knowledge of the pros and cons of there fight. personally I think this anime is great for beginners getting into anime. Both animes have good life lesson for everyone in reality also. Good shows for kids, it shows passion, strength and the good you should strive for in life. 

Both involve similar underdog type characters, Izuku Midoriya (My Hero Academia) and Kenichi Shirahama (Kenichi: History's Strongest Disciple). Both are weak at the beginning but become stronger through out the course of their series. They also have various mentors that teach them, for Izuku it involves training to become a licensed hero and for Kenichi his training is to help him master multiple martial arts. Each series also strikes the right balance of drama and humor, able to have light-hearted funny moments while also having some decent fighting action as well as emotional drama. 

If you enjoy seeing regular people with super powers, living in a contemporary world, then both these shows should suffice. Oh, and be careful of their colour palettes - both these shows are very colourful. Especially Hamatora. 

While Boku no Hero Acedemia (Eng: My Hero Acedemia) take place in a school setting unlike Hamatora, this series also revolves around a group of people with unique superpowers called "Quirks". 

I believe that both Boku no Hero Academia and Shy have very similar characteristics, such as stories of overcoming and evolving to be a great hero in the future. It has a very interesting and incredible aspect involving the protagonist and secondary characters, plus the development of the episodes of both animes are incredible. 

Both have lots of action with some very violent scenes and super powers. but bnha is more of a comedy while jojo has more serious topics. 

similar type - superpovers, clashes between students... 

Both My Hero Academia & Concrete Revolutio depict a world full of superheros, but interestingly they go about this in almost opposite ways. In My Hero Academia humans with superpowers known as 'quirks' make up the majority in society, rendering the minority of normal humans inferior. We see this through Midoriya whose starts the series quirkless and set aside from those around him, until one day he's given a powerful quirk from his childhood hero All Might. The series then follows Midoriya as he attends UA High to get a hold of his newly acquired power. Concrete Revolutio depicts an alternative Japan where superhumans are the minority in society, treated with contempt by the social and political establishment due to the destruction they often cause. Their presence in mainstream society is often censored by the government. Superhumans are also often exploited by the government and the military to forward their own agendas. The series follows Jiro who works with the Superhuman Bureau, a government organization designed to register and manage known superhumans. Both series are produced by Bones, have intriguing plots and a wide cast of likeable characters, including MC's who are trying to discover and manage their own powers. If you're a fan of either these shows, I reckon you'll easily like the other; just beware of Concrete Revolutio's non-linear storytelling.   

Gakuen Alice: MC enters school and thinks they have no Alice (powers) but actually has one. Alices are a secret from the public and thus the school is attached to a secret society of Alice users. BNHA: MC is quirkless (no powers) but he is given one and he uses it to enter his dream school. The majority of the general public have quirks. Both MCs have their childhood friend who enters the same school but in Mikan's case she wanted to attend the school because her friend Hotaru is there while Deku entered the school at the same time as his childhood friend Bakugo.  

Despite one being a sports anime and the other being a superhero anime, both main characters start off as truly weak with Midoriyama being quirkless and Tsukushi being a complete beginner at soccer. However, through persistence, both main characters eventually grow and become better. 

My Hero Academia shares a wide variety of interesting powers in a shounen style that simply does it far better than Seven Deadly Sins 

Both have a Japanese look at American superhero comics. 

they are has a large cast of unique characters, and the series is full of action and suspense.