If you loved Issei’s demon-powered antics, cheeky humor, and gravity-defying… assets, you’re in the right place. Here are ten anime that deliver the same spicy combo of action, comedy, and fan-service—no filler, just full-throttle fun.
Whether you’re into supernatural battles, magical harems, or just over-the-top entertainment, these High School DxD alternatives are ready to charm, clash, and blush their way onto your watchlist.
Quick Comparison Table
| Rank | Title | Genre | Year | Episodes |
| 1 | Trinity Seven | Ecchi, Harem, Magic, Action | 2014 | 12 |
| 2 | Testament of Sister New Devil | Ecchi, Harem, Action, Supernatural | 2015 | 22 |
| 3 | Sekirei | Ecchi, Harem, Sci-Fi, Action | 2008 | 25 |
| 4 | To LOVE-Ru | Ecchi, Harem, Sci-Fi, Comedy | 2008 | 26+ |
| 5 | Rosario + Vampire | Ecchi, Harem, Supernatural, Comedy | 2008 | 26 |
| 6 | Demon King Daimao | Ecchi, Fantasy, Magic, Action | 2010 | 12 |
| 7 | Is This a Zombie? | Ecchi, Comedy, Action, Supernatural | 2011 | 22 |
| 8 | Highschool of the Dead | Ecchi, Horror, Zombie, Action | 2010 | 12 |
| 9 | Hybrid x Heart Magias Academy Ataraxia | Ecchi, Sci-Fi, Harem, Action | 2016 | 12 |
| 10 | Date A Live | Ecchi, Sci-Fi, Romance, Action | 2013 | 46+ |
1. Trinity Seven – Magic Meets Mischief
When your demon-hunting gets magical and magically flirtatious…
Why It Matches High School DxD
It’s like DxD—but with spellbooks and a sassier lead. Arata becomes a magic user surrounded by seven powerful (and let’s just say “visually gifted”) girls. Comedy and danger balance perfectly here.
📌 Details:
- Studio & Year: Seven Arcs, 2014
- Genre: Ecchi, Harem, Magic, Action
- Episodes: 12 + movie
- Where to Watch: Crunchyroll, HIDIVE
Fan Take: The spells and sizzle combo hits just right—like a devil-based cheat code.
2. Testament of Sister New Devil – Demonic Bonds & Blushing Battles
A normal guy suddenly becomes the stepbrother of two demon girls. What could go wrong? Everything. Especially with magical contracts involved…
Why It Matches High School DxD
Swap angels for contracts and you’re in familiar territory. The fights are intense, the powers explosive, and the ecchi content… unapologetically wild.
📌 Studio & Year: Production IMS, 2015
📌 Genre: Ecchi, Harem, Action, Supernatural
📌 Episodes: 22 + OVAs
📌 Where to Watch: Crunchyroll, HIDIVE
Fan Take: Some scenes feel like they need a warning label, in the best way possible.
3. Sekirei – Fight for Love (Literally)
A young man becomes the master of superpowered women called Sekirei who battle for survival—and affection.
Why It Matches High School DxD
Tons of over-the-top girl-powered brawls, fan service, and heartfelt moments. It’s like Pokémon, if all your Pokémon were absurdly attractive and emotionally complex.
📌 Studio & Year: Seven Arcs, 2008
📌 Genre: Ecchi, Harem, Sci-Fi, Action
📌 Episodes: 25 (2 seasons)
📌 Where to Watch: Funimation
Fan Take: Underrated in the genre—battle harems rarely hit this hard.
4. To LOVE-Ru – Chaos with a Capital C
Alien girls. Accidental nudity. Sci-fi gadgets gone wrong. This show is chaos—and fans love every second of it.
Why It Matches High School DxD
Less action-heavy but maxed out on fan-service. If you’re into absurd, suggestive mishaps with a side of alien politics, this is your jam.
📌 Studio & Year: Xebec, 2008
📌 Genre: Ecchi, Harem, Sci-Fi, Comedy
📌 Episodes: 26+ (multiple seasons)
📌 Where to Watch: HIDIVE, Crunchyroll
Fan Take: Think DxD without the demon battles but double the harem chaos.
5. Rosario + Vampire – Monsters in Uniform
Tsukune enrolls in a monster academy and unknowingly builds a harem of supernatural beauties. Vampires, succubi, witches—oh my.
Why It Matches High School DxD
Swap devils for classic monsters, and you’ve got DxD’s gothic cousin. It balances school life with frequent supernatural fights and seductive fun.
📌 Studio & Year: Gonzo, 2008
📌 Genre: Ecchi, Harem, Comedy, Supernatural
📌 Episodes: 26 (2 seasons)
📌 Where to Watch: Hulu
Fan Take: Classic monster designs + spicy romance = nostalgic gold.
6. Demon King Daimao – Fated to Be Overpowered
A new student is predicted to become the next Demon King—awkward for someone who just wants peace. Naturally, girls and enemies follow.
Why It Matches High School DxD
Ecchi magic combat? Check. Overpowered protagonist? Check. Harem of strong (and loud) female leads? Double check.
📌 Studio & Year: Artland, 2010
📌 Genre: Ecchi, Fantasy, Action
📌 Episodes: 12
📌 Where to Watch: Crunchyroll
Fan Take: Feels like DxD on fast-forward. Fun, fast, and spicy.
7. Is This a Zombie? – Necromancy Never Looked So Good
A zombie magical girl (yes, really) tries to keep the peace while fighting Megalo monsters and embarrassing transformations.
Why It Matches High School DxD
It’s supernatural, ridiculous, and packed with fan-service. It’s also self-aware, which adds an extra layer of hilarity.
📌 Studio & Year: Studio Deen, 2011
📌 Genre: Ecchi, Comedy, Supernatural
📌 Episodes: 22 (2 seasons)
📌 Where to Watch: Funimation
Fan Take: Pure genre parody—but still delivers in action and ecchi.
8. Highschool of the Dead – Zombies and Physics-Defying… Everything
When a zombie apocalypse hits, the real threat is trying not to be distracted by the cast’s heavily animated physics.
Why It Matches High School DxD
It’s all about survival, slow-mo fan-service, and surprisingly solid action scenes. Just don’t take it too seriously.
📌 Studio & Year: Madhouse, 2010
📌 Genre: Ecchi, Horror, Action
📌 Episodes: 12
📌 Where to Watch: Hulu, Crunchyroll
Fan Take: It’s not smart—but it’s an adrenaline-fueled guilty pleasure.
9. Hybrid x Heart Magias Academy Ataraxia – Power Up With Passion
Powering up female allies… requires “intimate synchronization.” Yeah, this one leans hard into its ecchi.
Why It Matches High School DxD
Ridiculous plot? Check. Ludicrous power-ups? Yup. A cast that looks like they stepped out of a fantasy dating sim? You bet.
📌 Studio & Year: Production IMS, 2016
📌 Genre: Ecchi, Harem, Sci-Fi, Action
📌 Episodes: 12
📌 Where to Watch: HIDIVE
Fan Take: So over-the-top it loops back to awesome.
10. Date A Live – Save the World, Date the Girls
A mysterious phenomenon causes “Spirits” to appear—and destroy cities. The only solution? Romancing them.
Why It Matches High School DxD
It’s got the powers, the harem, the heart—and surprisingly wholesome moments between battles.
📌 Studio & Year: AIC Plus+, 2013
📌 Genre: Ecchi, Sci-Fi, Romance
📌 Episodes: 46+
📌 Where to Watch: Crunchyroll, Funimation
Fan Take: Balances sweet romance with ridiculous stakes like a charm.
❓FAQ
Q: Are these shows similar to High School DxD?
A: Yes—if you liked the supernatural mayhem, cheeky humor, and power upgrades, these shows check those same boxes.
Q: Is any show just a rip-off?
A: No. Each brings its own twist—magic, sci-fi, or ninja action—keeping the DxD spirit intact without cloning it.
Q: Where can I watch them legally?
A: Most are on Crunchyroll, Funimation, HIDIVE, or Hulu. Always stream from official sources to support creators.
Ready to power up your anime queue? These ten series bring the same devilish energy DxD lovers crave—so hit play, arm your protagonist, and comment your favorites below!