Manga 44347 One Punch-man Userrecs

Both mangas emphazises heavily on the world and concept of super heroes with a varied cast which showcases a lot of different personalities and powers. 

Super heroes, this is the main theme in both of these mangas. The main characters are also very alike. They both didn't have a lot of streght, but really wanted to become strong in order to protect the world. There are a lot of fight against evil that will blow your mind. If you like action packed manga with original and cool powers, then these manga are perfect for you! 

Both are hilarious series about super-heroes. 

Both manga have a collection of superheroes fighting evil villains, both stories display all kinds of different super powers and abilities that each character has. Both main protagonists get into a lot of comedic situations throughout the story. Both manga display great art work and they also have action, comedy, sci-fi, super power, and supernatural genre components. 

One Punch-Man and Boku no Hero Academia are like brother mangas. They could even be set in the same universe with very little tweaks to it's storyline. 

Both series revolve around a "hero" system and features eccentric and unique characters, both good and bad. They differ in plot but are both fast-paced, exciting and interesting shounen series!  

Hero Academia is One Punch Man combined with the great elements of Hunter x Hunter, but with american-like art and plot. Less gag, and more action. 

Heroes, this is the theme of both manga. One Punch Man follows a relaxed and episodic line, while Boku no Hero has a more structured story, but both have big action scenes and have similar elements as heroes agencies and various villains. They are great manga that certainly please the fans. 

They share a very similar hero ranking system and society. Both protagonists also share the desire to become heroes, but have different reasons for becoming heroes. There are morally questionable and diverse characters in both series. 

- 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 hero related themes -has both overpowered power (though, bnk shows the the life of how he master that power and one punch shows what he is after gaining an overpowered power) -both shounen -both epic (one punch has more funny moments) 

Both have a main character that are comically overpowered, and both also have similar comedy. While mashle isn't as good as OPM, you'll probably get some enjoyment at least from it at least. 

Both the main characters have insane physical strengths, so much so that both of them defy the logics of their world. Also the facial design of both the protagonists is quite same, Mash looks like a Saitama with hair, and both of their sense of humor is quite similar too. Mashle and one punch man are quite similar in their way of comedy. The setting of the 2 stories however is a little different. Mashle is set in a magic world, where OPM is set in a "regular world". 

Both have the same kind of main character. Overpowered with just brute force strength alone, both are just ordinary people surrounded by people with real convictions and abilities. Instead of heros (like One punch-man) Mashle has a world with magic and a lot like Harry Potter!  

Both of these are gag heavy shounen manga that rag on common shounen tropes in battle manga, the action is out of this world in both series with the MCs overwhelming everyone they face with relative ease. The overpowered MC trope leads to a lot of gags and funny moments between side characters and other cast members, but it's also a source of some of the more awesome fights that really get you hyped  

Both have an overpowered, emotionless and blunt main character. Both series also use the main character's overwhelming strength for comedic purposes. Both main characters are also fitness lovers who got their strength through working out, despite being in a world filled with supernatural abilities. 

main character is similar as saitama in terms of personality and also he has no powers only brute strength and poker face . world in mashle based on fantasy and magic almost as it as in one punch man 

Both protagonists have physical strength well above human limits. They also both have really aloof personalities where they dont seem to care about many things. The gag comedy style of both mangas are also insanely similar.  

Both stories contain a overpowered protagonist with top point comedy. Mashle has some good fights,(not on the level as one punch man) and the story is simple enough. 

both protagonists are very strong and take the day calmly, generating comedy 

Both Mcs are extemely overpowered but one is highly gifted and the other not gifted at all 

Both have a protagonist that grew from a regular human to an unimaginably owerpovered being, to an extent that it is so beyond the understanding of the power system of others they simply cannot believe it. Both protagonists are part of an association - hero association and hunter association, whose purpose is to fight monsters that randomly appear in the city. 

Powerful monsters that threaten humanity, mysterious powers bestowed on only some people, very powerful protagonist, excellent artwork, gripping story. 

A society that relies on heroes to vanquish the monsters of the world, and the higher ranked members get special treatment. The main character is also a nobody who eventually becomes the most powerful hero. 

The main difference between them is the comedy part about OPM. Besides that both have a MC that becomes overpowered because unknown reasons and who's ranked very low despite being ridicously strong. Also both of them have amazing drawings. Seriously, you will fall in love with the artstyle of them.  

Both starts off with a weak protagonists that want to become strong. Although the tone is very different (one being satirical parody, one being how the protagonist develop), the world-building is nearly identical. Both have monster suddenly appearing on their world, have some companies hiring people as heroes/hunters, ranks their heroes, etc. And one of the prominent thing to know is that both of these titles have awesome art (the type that feels as if the pictures are moving) and pure badassery (especially when they fight). Despite the fact that I found these two titles similar, Solo Leveling focuses less on side characters (almost non-existent).  

Except for the satirical part of One Punch Man, both have some similarities: - Ranks, with S rank being the highest. - It is in the present age. - People who have awakened their powers become hired by some company to fight monsters. - Awesome protagonist. Also, there are several small narrative similarities. 

-Both stories have a class system on it being S class the strongest -Both have moments that gonna make you get Hyped -Both main characters have a kinda similar backstory from being weak to really strong And even so that one punch man has an insane art that you are not going to easily find at any manga there are some moments on solo leveling that are going to surprise you with the art too 

The main similarity is Op main character, both are done extremely well. One punch man does have its comedy aspect of it but Solo Leveling like any action type manga can be funny at times. Art styles are worlds apart in terms of style but both look amazing in their own ways.  

A world were mindless monsters constantly invade, with an organisation made to counter the threat. The stronger monsters have higher intelligence, and the stronger fighters of the organisation are forced to fight these monsters. 

Punch monsters is an incredibly funny and necessary work in both worlds. 

mangás with great art and instead of monsters, there are kaiju 

I think it has the same humor and i love both 

- The universe is the same, almost everything is urbanized with different zones - there is kaijus invading these towns in both mangas - there is an association of heros / people to destroy the Kaijus - the character suddenly earn a gigantic power out of nowhere and has to hide it - IT'S FREAKING BADASS 

Same author and similar humor. Both are creative action-comedy mangas dealing with an overpowered main character who doesn't care about his power. The story is simple, fluid, and consistent. Epic battles. The characters are very unique, however, Mob Psycho 100 has much more character development. The art from Mob Psycho 100 is hilariously bad, but it is still better drawn than the original version of One Punch Man (the webcomic).  

From the same author, Epic characters, Casual jokes, Endless fight scenes, Overpowered main character. Except that the main character in Mob Psycho 100 is overpowered but not the strongest like One Punch Man. Worry not, Mob Psycho 100 is to be animated in 2016 

Both manga are written by the same author. Both have a lot of fight scenes, jokes and sympathetic/relatable characters. Both Mcs are by far the strongest in their world but have to deal with the draw backs of their power. 

why is it similar? two MEGA OP characters who are living pretty decent lives are just surprisingly interesting. and the two stories are written by the same author. plus, the story in the manga is just overall a rlly interesting concept and plot.  

The only difference is one has a baby and a delinquent instead of a hero 

If you're seeking for action with unorthodox concepts, then Beelzebub and One Punch-Man may interest you. Both series involves a main male character who gets into conflicts with others that often involves violence. There's a great deal of action for both series that offers diversity in style as well. Additionally, characterization becomes a focus as their story progresses. Recommended for fans of super power/action. 

These two manga have a very similar set up: Both protagonists are OP. Enemies are built up, but defeated with minimal effort. They both have very similar humor, which gives each manga, almost zero serious moments. Biggest differences is the presence of Demon Power in Beelzebub, and it's high school setting. I recommend both manga to action-comedy manga fans. 

MC over the top in terms of power and mind. Parodying other action anime in funny ways from time to time. Making a huge hype for a fight and ending it with one punch. These and many more similarities. 

Both main characters are alike (Gintoki wants a different hair style, Saitama wants hair, both are lazy and both of them are always short of money no pay the rent). And even if the stories are quite different the humor style in them are similar. 

Comedy that will make you laugh your gracious buttocks off no matter what. They're both just extremely hilarious and have a twist of seriousness from time to time, always done well. Two manga just very much worth reading! 

If you ask me what series have the best comedy but also a bit of a drama and violence , both Gintama and One Punch Man first comes to mind. Plus , the art of One Punch Man is phenomenal.  

If you liked One Punch Man, then you might like Noblesse. One Punch Man started as a webcomic before being reillustrated by Murata into a manga, and Noblesse is a Korean webtoon. Both are comedy and action. The main characters are overpowered, and both have a faithful disciple or servant. Both are also often the cause of the comic scenes. They can be really hilarious. If you find yourself laughing at the unexpected, pleasantly interrupting comedy in One Punch Man, I bet you'll also love the same kind of comedy in Noblesse. As for the action, both MCs fight various stereotypical villains. However, fights are taken more seriously in Noblesse. There's also more drama in Noblesse. Noblesse has a more linear and solid plot, and every happening/development follows a precedent happening. In One Punch Man, the happenings, which are mostly new villains, are often random and cannot be predicted. In One Punch Man, we see parodies for the well-known villains of anime. In Noblesse, we see reinventions of the common monsters in Western fiction, such vampires, werewolves, Frankenstein. One Punch Man also presents us with a wide set of supporting characters or heroes with interesting abilities and cockiness XD/personalities of their own. Noblesse slowly adds new supporting characters with different backgrounds and bishieness XD/personalities of their own. If you like collecting characters and feel like One Punch Man doesn't make you feel enough attachment to the side characters, then Noblesse is a manga to read. :)  

If you like Noblesse you might also like Opm cuz both manga have a lot of fight scenes with a very versatile cast of characters. Also the Mcs are both very overpowered and watching them kick ass can be very enjoyable. 

Both manga follows the funny adventures of an overpowered main character with "I don't have a care in the world" attitude 

Helck is pretty much one Punch man in a fantasy setting, both are hilarious comedy action series, and if you enjoy either one, the other one is sure to appeal to you too. 

Onepunch-Man is a superhero themed manga that follows the life of an average hero who manages to win all of his battles with only one punch. Where as Ratman follows the life of Shuto who wants to be a superhero but cant because of his physical appearance. It doesn't sound similar, apart from both being superhero manga's but when you read it you can tell both manga's try to describe how a real hero should act by blending serious moments with comedy among action. 

What does it mean to be a hero? Both storys are about a underdog who wants to be a hero despite their circumstances and resistance from others, both have amazing fight scenes and are a lot of fun  

Both series are about an extremely overpowered main character and most of the situations in these stories revolve about the MC dealing with much weaker enemies, usually defeating them in one hit. Both series eventually reach a point where they can't one-shot everything anymore, but for the most part Saitama and Kenshiro are never really in danger. The biggest difference between these two is, that Hokuto takes itself dead serious, while OPM actually makes fun of mangas like Hokuto or Dragon Ball and only occasionally gets serious.  

Both manga are crated by the same duo (ONE & Yusuke Murata), so they have similar art style and humor. Both have over the top action and scenarios, and create an overall similar mood. 

Both feature an overpowered MC who does good for strange reasons, has a generally apathetic attitude, and occasionally bursts into anger. They also have very detailed art. 

Both have the same genres: action, comedy, sci-fi and super power; Both have strong and funny characters; Both have a lot of villains; Both have exciting fights. 

MC is OP, and the charm of the series mainly comes from the consequences of MCs' actions and from others' reactions. 

It really has the same spirit. It's really chilling and the humour is quite the same, of course, in Gokushufudou, there isn't fights like in OPM, but it still has the same kind of style and slices of life if you read/watch One Punch Man for the humour and the fact that Saitama doesn't have any powers