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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?
If you liked any of either Zero no Tsukaima or Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari you are almost bound to like the other one, although there are mechas in Isekai you have almost the same plot and good visual content. I really recommend that you see them if you like on or the other, you will enjoy it
These are the points these animes have in common
If you liked this anime you will like the other.
Both titles follow the story of a rather clueless boy, in a strange world, who's being tortured in many funny ways by a horde of females. In addition to that, both plots develop in the academy of a fantasy world.
There are so many similarities between Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari and Zero no Tsukaima that I don't even know where to start. I think I'll limit myself to pointing out that the protagonist in both of those series is a Japanese boy summoned (against his will) to a medievalish fantasy world. Chances are that you'll like one of those if you liked the other.
P.S. Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari has much more likable characters though.
Because you obviously hate yourself. Both of these shows are astonishgly devoid of content and memorable only for their vaccuous lack of purpose, so if you like either one of them then clearly something is off enough with you to enjoy the other.
Kazuki Yotsuga is able to see things that others can't; in his visions, giant robots battle it out in the streets, causing massive damage in their wake. Though his visions have made him an outcast from the rest of his peers, they have attracted the attention of Ken Sanada – a physicist who believes Kazuki’s visions are a gateway into a parallel world! He places Kazuki into one of his inventions and accidentally sends him to the parallel world in his visions, where he finds himself in the middle of a war for control of the world! Kazuki must now become a pilot of one of the robots in order to join the fight for peace, all the while trying to find his way back to his own world…
If you like Dual or Isekai No Seikishi Monogatari's style then you'll likely love the other story as well. Both have a similar style of storytelling (a mix of mecha fights and school interactions). Both series are from the same creator (Masaki Kajishima) and the actual plotlines, although in located different settings, share multiple similarities (females piloting mechs and a somewhat shy protagonist).
Dual! and Isekai No Seikishi Monogatari share a lot of the same traits, both contain a male protaganist surrounded by females, in a school like setting with Giant Mechs, both were created by the same person (Masaki Kajishima), so the similarities are striking
All in All If you like one, You're sure to like the other
When Hayate was young, Santa appeared in a dream and told him that if he worked hard, he’d be rewarded. Thus, with an unbreakable will, the unfortunate Hayate has struggled through life holding onto that belief. In the present, his parents are lazy and unemployed, forcing Hayate to work several jobs to pay the bills. As if things couldn’t get worse, Hayate’s parents then run away, leaving him with an enormous debt and loan sharks on his tail! Naturally, the best solution to find money fast is… to kidnap someone?! A girl named Nagi is the target, but due to an unfortunate miscommunication, she believes Hayate has proposed to her and falls for him hard. After Nagi paid off his debt, Hayate must now work as her butler in order to repay her; but first, he must adapt to her wacky world!
If you though that a character who is skilled at almost everything (up to the level of awesomeness) is interesting to watch, then you surly won't be disappointed with Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari and Hayate the Combat Butler!. Both Hayate from Hayate the Combat Butler! and Kenshi from Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari are such individuals.
Definantsaly both were skilled and were fast learners. You kind of felt their immaturity towards bossy girls. They also both started out about to do something bad to their girls in the beginning. Great similaraties!
Both anime have a similar feel, there is a school for piloting mecha and the main character is a male in a world of pilots that in one case is all female and in another case the males aren't piloting even though some can.
One guy capable of piloting a mecha surrouned by a group of women most of whom to are also capable of piloting mechs as well. Though of course there are differences for example Isekai has more of classical fantasy world feel to it and Infinite Stratos has more of a slightly furturstic feel to it. Also in Isekai that while the mecha battles are important they don't play as large of a role for a time as they do in Infinite Stratos. Still if you liked one of these then you may to check out the other as well.
Sho Zama, an up and coming motorcycle racer, has been whisked away to the world between shore and sea, Byston Well. The world of Byston Well closely resembles medieval Europe with one exception: it contains giant robots called aura battlers. Brought to this world by the power hungry Drake Luft because he possesses the rare gift of aura, Sho is forced to fight in a war between two warring nations as an aura battler pilot. Can Sho find a way home, and what of the continually-expanding conflict?
Both shows are about a guy who gets drawn from the modern world into a more medieval land, where he then becomes the pilot of a giant mecha which is fueled by magic rather than science.
