10 Anime To Watch If You Liked Ive Been Killing Slimes For 300 Years And Maxed Out My Level

10 Anime To Watch If You Liked I’ve Been Killing Slimes For 300 Years And Maxed Out My Level

It feels like 300 years since the finale, but these fantastical and funny anime can fill the void left by isekai hit I’ve Been Killing Slimes.

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I’ve Been Killing Slimes For 300 Years And Maxed Out My Level was a big hit with fans of the isekai genre. The series is appealing because of the hilarious adventures that ensue with Azusa being the most powerful witch in the entire world, leading to various encounters with characters who become friends and family to her over time. The first season recently wrapped up, and fans hope that a second season will be announced soon.

To whet their appetites for more anime while waiting on the potential second second of I’ve Been Killing Slimes, fans turned to other series, both within and outside the genre, to try to fill in the void that was left empty after the finale.

10 Kenja No Mago Is Another Isekai Anime Featuring A Hilariously-Overpowered Protagonist

Like I’ve Been Killing Slimes, Kenja No Mago, also known as Wise Man’s Grandchild, is an isekai anime. Much like Azusa, the protagonist Shin dies in the real world and wakes up as a new person in another. However, unlike Azusa, who immediately reincarnated as an immortal young woman from the start, Shin was reborn in the new world as a baby and had to grow up a bit before his adventures got going.

Additionally, unlike Azusa, Shin lacks a lot of common sense thanks to his grandfather and mentor never instilling any in him. Fans enjoyed watching Shin’s adventures, despite the differences between the manga and the anime adaptation.

9 Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon!? Will Fulfill Fans’ Fantasy Adventure Dreams

Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon!? is perfect for anime fans who want to see a lot of fantasy adventures. The series follows Bell Cranel, who’s training to become a stronger adventurer while supporting Hestia and her Familia. However, the journey is far from easy, and the gods themselves also gain an interest in him — and some are more well-intentioned than others. Any fans of I’ve Been Killing Slimes’ combat and adventuring scenes will get a kick out of watching Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon!? as well.

8 Drugstore In Another World: The Slow Life Of A Cheat Pharmacist Is Another Fun Slice-Of-Life Isekai Anime

Drugstore In Another World: The Slow Life Of A Cheat Pharmacist is another slice-of-life isekai anime. The protagonist, however, is not a super-powered witch but is a regular person with a knack for medicine. This results in him running a pharmacy, where he creates medicines and other products for people that need help with pest control, beauty treatments, sleeplessness, and more.

This slice-of-life isekai series left a good impression with its lighthearted humor and the protagonist’s helpful actions.

7 Princess Connect! Re: Dive Is Another Barrel Of Isekai Laughs

Princess Connect! Re:Dive is another isekai anime where the protagonist, after waking up in a new world, forms a guild with new companions that focuses on finding culinary delights. Many fans found this anime hilarious due to the realism that ensued after the protagonist woke up in the new world, such as having little ability to defend himself against even weak enemies due to a lack of experience. They also enjoyed watching the various friendships form throughout the series, much like how I’ve Been Killing Slimes developed some amazing bonds.

6 Monster Girl Doctor’s Unique Angle On Fantasy Creatures Fascinated Audiences

Monster Girl Doctor amused viewers with the interplay between the fantasy elements and the protagonist’s medical duties. Each episode focuses on the protagonist working with his monster patients. Like Azusa, the way he utilizes his medical knowledge to help the people around him endeared him to many viewers — and friendly monsters — during the series. Others simply enjoyed the humorous tone. Much like I’ve Been Killing Slimes, it’s currently unknown whether Monster Girl Doctor will have a second season.

5 Restaurant To Another World Is A Food-Centric Slice-Of-Life Isekai Anime Fans Will Love

Restaurant To Another World is another slice-of-life isekai anime with an emphasis on fantastical food. All sorts of creatures and people from a fantasy world end up going through literal doorways to reach the Nekoya Restaurant, where the chef is always happy to serve them. The restaurant never fails to serve these beings tasty dishes.

One of the most powerful dragons from that realm, as well as a demon, also end up joining the restaurant’s staff during the series. A second season for this anime was recently announced, to be released in October 2021.

4 Hunter X Hunter Will Scratch Any Urges For Amazing Combat Scenes

Like how I’ve Been Killing Slimes featured some amazing combat scenes, Hunter X Hunter does the same. The series follows Gon, who follows in his father’s footsteps to become a Hunter.

Hilarity and adventure ensue as Gon encounters both allies like Killua and foes such as Hisoka along the way. Many fans loved watching Gon’s adventures and individual development throughout his journey, and well as his developing relationships with friends and rivals alike.

3 New Game! Is Another Colorful Slice-Of-Life Anime That Features Fun Friendships

New Game! is a slice-of-life anime set within a game development company. Aoba Suzukaze joins the company that developed one of her favorite games as a child, and hilarity ensues as she adjusts to her new role and gets to know her fellow coworkers. Fans loved the friendships forged within this series, as well as the both literally and figuratively colorful cast of characters. Some viewers even thought the anime granted nice insight into what it could be like to work at a game development company.

2 Kamichama Karin Is Another Magical Anime Fans Will Love

Kamichama Karin is about a girl named Karin who ends up gaining the power of a goddess to defeat her foes, thanks to her precious magical ring. Fans enjoyed the connections Karin made with characters such as Himeka and Kazune, as well as all the fantasy elements. It’s not a slice-of-life like I’ve Been Killing Slimes, but it’s still worth watching for the setting and these relationships, even if some started on the wrong foot.

1 Aria: The Origination Was A Soothing Series With A Unique Premise

Those who wanted to sink into the vibes of a slow-paced life like Azusa did in I’ve Been Killing Slimes enjoyed watching Aria: The Origination. The anime features several characters who row gondolas through the city they live and work in. Some fans initially thought it was a weird job to have, even for an anime. However, they came to understand that the characters enjoyed fairly relaxed lives outside of doing this odd job — which reminded them of I’ve Been Killing Slimes.

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