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Akuto Sai enters the Constant Academy for Magick Arts hoping to become a high priest and change the world for the better. But when the school's oracle declares his future profession to be 'Demon Lord', he finds himself feared and hated by the entire student population. Now, instead of making comrades and studying for his exam, Akuto finds himself fighting off monsters, bullies, and well-meaning classmates in various states of undress. If navigating a magical high school as a transfer student wasn't difficult enough, Akuto now has to deal with a cute android ordered to observe him 24-hours a day, the precocious attention of the flying, invisible and naked Keena Soga and the advances of the school's most popular girl. Will he be able to overcome his fate, pass his classes, and mend his friendship with the violent Junko Hattori, or will he succumb to his demonic destiny?
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Both of these anime fit the ecchi/harem genre while maintaining an unusually high level of quality for the genre. Both main characters are unusually skilled considering the amount of training/experience they've undergone, and have very unusual circumstances. Lastly, both main characters aren't spineless and thus come across as confident, giving both shows a steady, driving pace that will keep viewers entertained.
When I saw the first episode I started to wonder whether the IS has not been created by the creators of the Daimaou.
Stories are quite similar - a boy X goes to school, where he learns how to control his abilities. "Unfortunately" for him he becomes a love object of several girls (let's harem begin!), but he seems be not interested in love (yea, chicks can wait, I have more important goals!).
If you enjoyed Daimaou/IS, then you'll like the second one :)
While feature high speed action, a harem, and a lot of fanservice, these series both have the main characters fighting a mysterious force. If you enjoy harems, ecchi, and action, these series work well together.
Both series revolve around a young man who goes to a special school so that he can learn to control his abilities. Though in the case of Ichiban abilities means learning to control magic and in Infinite Stratos(IS) it means learning how to properly control this mech suit. Also in both cases the male lead finds himself in the company of some rather attractive ladies. So if you like something with a decent amount of action and a good amount of fan service then look no further than either one of these.
realy great anime. But fights are kind'a boring. still story is great. Realy loved romance story. IS and Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou has great interest in how girls feels about boys and boys about girls.
Years after having been exiled from the Kannagi household for being unable to utilize their fire magic, Kazuma returns to Japan, only to discover that the Kannagi family's very existence is threatened. Unknown to them, during his absence, he had become a Contractor and thus acquired a vast strength in wind magic. Not showing any remaining contempt for them, he offers to help solve the Kannagi household’s problems in return for large sums of money. Together with his younger brother Ren and the feisty heir to the Kannagi household, Ayano, he fights to protect those he cares about... for a price!
Magic, cool main character, tsundere girl with a sword. There are many similarities between those two series. But while watching one of them after another, you won't feel like you watch the same thing twice.
Both series has a male lead who is especially strong when it comes to magic as well as a tsundere sword wielding female who likes the male lead. Each series also features some rather nice battles and somewhat interesting cast of characters.
The fantasy aspect is strong in Kaze no Stigma and Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou with the main characters being able to use magic. There are nice animated battles and interesting characters.
Male leads start off as strong, fighting style is cool and calm. Their actions are usually good in deed. They don't hesitate to hurt weaklings who's against them. At some point seemingly becomes the enemy, but we're given perspective for these actions.
The female leads also develops a liking towards the main, though both of them denies it.
However Kaze no Stigma does not have harem, and not as much ecchi content if you are seeking for those similarities.
Fifteen-year-old Tsukune Aono is average in every way; he has no hobbies, less-than-stellar grades and he's even flunked his high school entrance exam. His parents have managed to enroll him in a school, but it's no ordinary school! Tsukune will be attending the Youkai Academy, a place where monsters learn how to co-exist with humans! As the werewolves, vampires, witches and other monsters are required to retain their human forms, Tsukune - the lone human - is able to avoid their bloodthirsty gazes. However, he quickly attracts the attention of a number of devilish beauties including the vampire Moka, a busty succubus and even a young witch! It seems Tsukune's average life isn't so average anymore!
You will like the other one! Both Ecchi with lots of fan service! Also both Harem with lost of girls being attracted to the main character. The main character is a guy. The guy seems weak at first, but in Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou it turns out the main character is very strong. Also there are many exciting battles that deal with magic. Lastly both are very well scripted and have good stories. Main difference is that Rosario to Vampire is a lot funnier.
Demon King Daimao and Rosario to Vampire have a very similar feel tothem. Witches and magic all exist at a school made for monsters.
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At St. Mihailov Academy, strange things are happening. Not only did the dean disappear, leaving his daughter Tomo and adopted daughter Mafuyu alone, but girls in the nearby city are being killed by an unknown foe. However, the blades begin to fly when a Russian boy named Sasha arrives. He is a Qwaser, a person able to manipulate the elements after ingesting Soma, breast milk, and he’s not the only one. Soon Tomo and Mafuyu find themselves in the middle of a battle between two groups of Qwasers whose goal is to protect or steal the Theotokos of Tsarytsin. With more allies and enemies arriving, who will survive the assault?
Each series has a lot of ecchi and a lot of action. Each series also has a lot of comedy to balance it. Also, magic is a large part of each story.
Both series mainly deal with a lot of action and ecchi. In Ichiban it's mainly about a group of people who can use magic to fight and in Seikon it's more about people who can control different elements and using that to fight they both pretty much deal with pople with special powers fighting each other. So if you liked one then you'll like the other.
With action ecchi Ichiban Ushiro no Damimaou and Seikon no Qwaser are the perfect balance for each other. Both series involve the characters using special magical powers to fight one another.
Toma Kamijo's right hand has the ability to nullify any form of supernatural power, whether it be magical, psychic, or divine; he lives in a city populated by students with these powers. Yet unfortunately for Toma, his arm also seems to nullify good luck. Despite his bad luck, Toma tries to stay out of trouble and just live out his life, trying to be the "good guy" whenever he can; but trouble enters his life one day when he finds a young girl hanging on his balcony. She turns out to be a nun of the Church of England, bearing the Index-Librorum-Prohibitorum - a collection of 103,000 forbidden texts, and as a result has a number of people after her. How far will Toma go to protect his new companion from her pursuers?
Index is the less ecchi version of Ichiban, having a lead male with an unknown fate and extreme power. Furthermore, the characters are similar in their "I need to protect everyone" mentality.
Both series feature a male student as a main character with newfound powers suddenly thrown into a world he doesn't want to be in. Both are essentially harem anime, set in a magic high school/academy involving plots between quasi-government organizations and students.
Index has less ecchi than Daimou, but both rely heavily on sexual innuendo and tsundere jokes for a majority of their humor.
If you enjoyed one, you'll find something to like in the other.
Each series has a male lead who can't but help to fight in the name of justice as well as a interesting list of supporting characters. Granted Index as a lot less ecchi than Ichiban. Though in both cases the male lead is nothing but helpless victim to the acts of all of the other characters and in both cases the male as some sort of mysterious and yet strong power.
