Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid - Recommendations

Repe14Rodriguez says...

The anime about non human want to serve some kind of human who really busy work at all the time because of they want to pay back kindness what human characters (Main Characters) done before. 

alp2va says...

The shows are essentially the same, just choose between a fox girl or a dragon girl. Both are lighthearted, comedic slice of life shows. Dragon Maid seems to have much more of an overarching plot while Helpful Fox focuses more on the heartwarming aspect

DangoDaiku says...

These two great anime come packaged with so many different feelings of comfort. They make you feel happy, and it brightens your day just watching them. Kobayashi is a little more on the comedy side, while senko is more relaxing.

YuiYui says...

The Helpful Fox Senko-san and Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid are two anime that feature the developing relationship between a human and a non-human, in Senko it's Senko a kitsune who desires to pamper Nakano whereas in Miss Kobayashi it's Tohru who as invaded the life of Kobayashi. Honestly two very cute series about the adventures of the two main characters as well as the colourful cast that surround them. In conclusion if you liked one of these shows, it's worth checking out the other.

Civan3931 says...

Both are simair with thease animes, but the only differents was about the tail of an dragon and a fox tail where are alike, so so yeah the tails are simair.

marioguy54 says...

If you enjoy the mood of Senko San then, if you haven't seen it yet I would urge you to watch Kobayashi. They are very similar in both premise and execution. I would say that Kobayashi is a tiny bit more complex however. If you enjoyed this and you want more that should absolutely be your next stop.

Axtumn says...

Both have that nice "healing" effect ya know? Both animes have some sort of magical person (fox or dragon.) That person is literally meant to paper or care for the other person. The person they're taking care of are both overworked salary employees and when they come home are greeted with love and care.

bigsouthwind says...

They are somewhat alike.

Kobayashi and Senko both involve cute characters showing up to a exhausted persons life.

DrakusethMOTF says...

For one, both are free on Youtube, so keep that in mind. Senko-San and Miss Koboyashi's Dragon Maid both have amazing openings, both of which I've memorized. They both feature helpful godlike animal beings, coming into someones life, and stay out of love.

MisterPhantomAgent says...

It's basically the same thing, just that there's a gender difference and that one's a dragon while other's a fox.

Nothing's too different. Both have some sort of attraction towards one another and both are slice-of-life. Both maids (?) are all-in for housekeeping and that they serve the protagonist.

If you like one you'll probably enjoy the other. It's no different.

Smpl says...

Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid, the Kyoto Animation hit is about a young female programmer who ends up inviting a dragon named Tohru, as a maid to live at her home.

Almondtofu09 says...

They both had some kind of mythical animal show up at their door, and pamper them. I've watched both, and I think they are pretty similar.

TheReedog says...

Hey, Slice-of-Life, Rom-Com starring people who have some funky animal features. If you liked one, you'll love the other.

Gavia says...

Both shows are slice-of-life comedies about incredibly powerful nonhuman characters from high fantasy worlds being in normal human situations. This lends itself to similar types of humour, so if you like one of them you should try the other.

FullmetalDragon says...

Kobayashi-san and The Devil is a Part Timer are both comedies partially set in a work place with characters that aren't human. Since they come from other worlds, sometimes there is some confusion, which leads to some interesting comedy.

Jdogtoocool says...

Agreed, as stated above both shows are set up as slice of life but have that fantasy element. One's about demons and dying civilizations, while the other is about dragons and magic. There's a little bit of romance in both shows and have a little bit of fan service. If you liked one im sure you'll like the other.

Seisa says...

Both anime are about magical creatures living in our world or trying to. They're mostly light hearted and comedic with a few serious "fight-scenes". 

Shadowrose96 says...

Both are comedies centered around characters who are far from human but are attempting to live in our world. Similar humor and both have very powerful characters that are adorably clueless about most things. 

espie666 says...

Both anime revolve around the theme of cute, monster girls learning to adapt to everday life in the human world for the sake of their ordinary human caregiver. 

tshohio58 says...

Both are slice of life shows centered around a protaganist who seems to collect roommates with non human characteristics. 

monster musume is much more risque and has a strong harem theme. 

FullmetalDragon says...

Both series feature lots of monster girls. They're all super adorable, with a lovely slice of life vibe, so if you enjoyed one I think the other would definitely be up your street. 

Jayage says...

Monster Musume and Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid are both slice of life anime that about the lives of cute monster girls that live with the main character.

temichan says...

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matrixen says...

Kobayashi's dragon maid & killing slimes for 300 years are both fantasy animes with yuri & GL fanservice, cute wholesome vibes, comedy, a dragon girl in the main cast (Tohru from dragon maid and Laika from killing slimes), and deal with isekai/"reverse isekai" which are basically two sides of the same coin. 

Kaiten456 says...

If you like slice of life tales of adventures with cute characters, both of these animes will be for you.They both follow supernatural tropes and are more for the light hearted, slice of life feeling. Though in all sense, you'll probably enjoy Kobayashi san chi no maid dragon, in my experience.

molopower says...

Though the setting is vastly different, "I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level" feels similar in nature to Dragon maid, after all, the tight family dynamic is almost identical. I personally prefer this show to Miss Kobayashi. 

wucchu says...

Both animes have similar fantasy-type characters that include a GL-type atmosphere. They both have a slow life story with lots of comedy with a bit of taste of adventure. The main difference is that Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid's main character didn't get teleported to another world even though the dragons did come from there. 

Gavia says...

Both are slice-of-life comedies with otaku themes (like video games and maid uniforms) and a lot of scenes where the characters simply talk. Further, both have mainly female casts.

Shadowrose96 says...

While Dragon Maid is fantasy it really has the same vibe as Lucky Star. They both have a majority female cast, it focuses on their relationships and has some really great humor. 

SeanMcMuffin says...

They're both good moe comedies with pretty likeable characters. If you like one, you would like the other

Scouty says...

Both Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid and Orenchi no Furo Jijou are comedy series focusing around a young cynical Japenese person who lives by themself. They meet an eccentric mythical creature who moves into their house and, over the course of the season, invites their other mystical friends of different varieties to meet the human.

 Basically, Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid is a genderbent version of Orenchi no Furo Jijou.

cotyy says...

Both anime are light-hearted comedies about a normal person unintentionally getting involved in a fantasy world

sjahsltolas says...

The premise of both the shows are the same,  regular person finds themselves with a fantastical creature as a roomate. Miss Kobayashis dragon maid is with a largely female cast and Orenchi no Furo Jijou is a male cast.

aintnoprophetjr says...

Of course these are already kinda of in the same family, but this is a really good anime to watch with funny slice of life. Though Kobayashi is more of a family Gabriel Dropout is more of a story about friends and sprinkled with a generous helping of Irony. 

Reiology says...

I would recommend these because both of them are funny and cute. I think that people would like Gabriel Dropout or Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid. The art style, some scenes just reminds me of both sides of the other one anime.

Basement says...

Gabriel Dropout has similarities to the genre of Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid. Both are fantasy, a slice of life that follows the trope of lifestyle changes. While Tohru, the once-powerful dragon comes to earth and becomes attached to her human companion Kobayashi. Gabriel comes to earth after completing her training as one final step before becoming a full-fledged angle along with some of her opposite companion's from hell and heaven. She however becomes so invested on her new lifestyle, particularly from the help of games. She has now on her way to becoming a fallen angel. 

While at first, the plot seems very different the two share a lot in common with the subtle shoujo-ai in character relationships in Tohru and Kobayashi. The same in Gabriel and Vignette. Both anime watch them in everyday life dealing with relatable plotlines while also showing the contrast in life between their life now from what it used to be. I highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for something to fill the void left by your favourite dragon maid!

DabblinDingo says...

Similarities:

- Mythology themes/ otherworldly beings living with humans

- slice of life

Differences:

- Dragon Maid is more chaotic humor, focusing on relationships

- How to Keep your Mummy is more cute and calm, focusing on friendship and mythology.

Both are great in their own way if you are looking for something light that will make you smile

leftminds says...

Both incredibly cute, light and funny shows to brighten your day when you're feeling down. Both have supernatural elements and are very sweet.

rttoolittle says...

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EasternTraveler says...

Both are nice emotinal animes in which the main characters are faced with a new situation.

Usagi starts off a big darker but Kobayashi ends a bit darker so they even out

FullmetalDragon says...

A normal worker has their life taken over by a young child/dragon when they move in. Both stories are sweet, with some great relationships. 

AndriasSch says...

Both anime are about the daily lives of the main characters, in worlds were humanoids with animal and mythological beasts physical characteristics.Character design is colorful and kinda cute, their personalites are cheerful and the series atmosfere is soft and heartwarming.

YuiYui says...

Both of these anime feature these cute monster girls in their everyday life, reflecting on what it is like to live in a world with monsters (dragons in Kobayashi's case and a huge range of monsters in A Centaur's Life). These anime have both used cute animation and short comedic stories to progress the story, causing both to be quite similar to one another. So due to these I believe if you enjoyed one of these shows then try out the other xx