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In a world where magic is a reality, the young Louise is at the bottom of her class. Dubbed "Zero" by her classmates at Tristein Academy (due to her zero success rate for magic), Louise (along with all first year students) was charged with summoning a familiar; and instead of a cute magical creature, the familiar arrived in the form of... Saito Hiraga, a normal Japanese boy who was abruptly teleported from his own world?! Can both Louise and Saito come to terms with their new and complicated "relationship" and (more importantly) help Saito find a way home?
Both of the animes, have a male protagnoist person in a strange world whom was summoned by a girl with magical capabilites, both are faced with battles and magic, wrapped around with Comedy, Fantasy, and a little light ecchi.
Both shows are about a guy who get summoned to a fantasy world and has to help fight in a war there. And both shows have lots of cute moé girls. If you like one you should watch the other.
Both of these series have a normal school student summoned to another strange world where he must fight. One of the only major things the two shows don't have in common is the fact that Dog Days is VERY light-hearted, (no blood, explict scenes, etc)
These series each focus around a human being summoned to another world against their will in order to fight. Each have strong fantasy elements, a few similar seiyuus, action, magic, and a quest to return to their home world.
Both of these animes have a human boy being summoned to a fantasy world. The males both fight in order to protect the country, and fight along side their authority (princess / owner). Both Very upbeat and friendly!
These series are so alike it's not even funny anymore. The similarities: Young boy gets ported to strange world with magics by young girl of somewhat same age. Young boy is made to fight stuff there. There are lots of girls who have an interest in this young boy. Need I continue or will you watch these nice, colorfull and lighthearted series?
The both include action and fan service in their shows. Dog days is the less serious and more light hearted of the two. Battle girls is somewhat more serious. The anime's both share fantasy elements but the settings are different.
Both sereis contain a young person being misplaced in another world. Both series are focussed on strife, but in a lighthearted way. Battle girls is somewhat an historic event, while dog days is pure SF. If you liked one, check out the other.
Welcome to the Little Garden, where people band together in like-minded clans, parallel realities intersect, and the truth of stories comes to life! The masters of this world host the Gift Games, in which extraordinary prizes may be won and lost by gods, spirits, monsters, and people of extraordinary ability. One dwindling clan has lost even its own name in the Games, and seeks new talent to make a comeback. Black Rabbit, a games referee, has brought Izayoi Sakamaki, Asuka Kudou, and You Kasukabe, three individuals with unique abilities, to this world to help return this clan to its former status. For the struggling clan, the stakes have never been higher; but are the newcomers just out to make a name for themselves, or will they really help the clan succeed?
Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? is more serious and less fluffy than Dog Days, but they both include characters being called to a fantasy-like world by a female with animal qualities. The summoned "heroes" are then asked to aid the summoner with protecting their community (Mondaiji-tachi) or their country (Dog Days). In order to do this, the heroes must fight in a non-traditional way; through games/competitions.
The feel and art style of these two anime are almost identical. Very bright colors, pretty art, animal-human-crossbreed characters and different groups "fighting" against each other via magical games. Both are fairly light-hearted and a bit silly, however Problem Children is DEFINITELY the more serious of the two. Fans of one of these will almost definitely find the same enjoyment in the other.
Rumors tell of a black-haired beauty that roams the land, taking down bandits that would harm the weak and innocent. Named Kan’u, the well-endowed warrior travels the land with her new friend Chouhi and a varied cast of companions, from the kind Koumei to the egotistical Sonshoukou and beyond. Together, the gang takes odd jobs, engage in political struggles and find plenty of new adventures along the way!
The both include action and fan service in their shows. Dog days is the less serious and more light hearted of the two. Koihime Musou is somewhat more serious.
If you you want something short and cute, Lotte no Omocha and Dog Days should definitely be one of your options.
Both are light hearted series with similar issues. Lotte no Omocha may seem a bit more perverted based off the first episode, however the series does take a more cute, light hearted comedic path once you get passed the first episode or two.
They both involve a person summoned to a strange new world, where the summoned person becomes bonded with those who summoned him. There's also a similar conflict that these two anime share: What will happen when/if the summoned person has to go back home? Will the summoned person choose to go home or stay in the new world?
All in all, both series have a little comedy, romance and a very similiar light hearted feel to them. Dog Days revolves more around friendly battle while Lotte no Omocha deals with more relationship/romance issues, however both will leave you with a heart warming sensation.
