Grey was the strongest king in history with unparalleled power, wealth, and fame. This life came at a great cost, however. Grey never allowed himself to love or trust anyone, ultimately leading to his lonely death.
Reincarnated as an infant named Arthur to adventurer parents, Arthur, who still retains his memories of his past life as Grey, starts his new life already experiencing the things he missed out on in his previous one while still learning about the powers that lurk in the world.
Even if it had better animation… Throw a rock and hit three of the story in fantasy anime these days. If you are looking for more anime recommendations like The Beginning After The End, head on down below.
Anime Like The Beginning After The End
For Fans of Dead Kings Starting New Lives

Reborn to Master the Blade – From Hero-King to Extraordinary Squire
On his deathbed, Hero-King Inglis is visited by the goddess who gave him her blessing in his youth. He used it to build a mighty empire, but regrets that leadership had to take priority over his martial training.
Offering him a wish, he wishes to be reincarnated in order to devote himself to the life of a warrior.
She grants it, but when he awakens, he finds himself in the body of a baby girl.
Despite the setback, Inglis still maintains some power from his previous life as well as his memories. With his body growing stronger each day, he continues to hone his blade skills.
Similarities Between The Beginning After The End and Reborn to Master the Blade
- The main character was a king who died and is reborn as a baby
- After their previous life, they decide to try new things, like forming human connection and being super overpowered.
- The main character is so talented they get invited to join an academy to hone their skill
- Flashy fights with the main character being the strongest one because they have access to a special magic that most people don’t.
Differences Between The Beginning After The End and Reborn to Master the Blade
- Reborn to Master The Blade is a gender-bender show. The king was a man, but he was reborn as a woman. Though it doesn’t focus on that as much as you’d expect.
- Reborn to Master the Blade is more swordplay-focused, but also has a magic element that augments it.
- Reborn to Master the Blade is more laid-back with its plot and even comical with how much of a battle maniac the main character is. Beginning After The End takes itself far more seriously.

The Misfit at Demon King Academy
After countless wars, Demon Lord Anos Voldigoad decided he would reincarnate into the future.
However, 2,000 years later, he has found that his descendants have become too used to peace and their magical powers weakened because of it.
Reincarnated with his full strength, the sheer magical power of Anos makes him a misfit at the Demon King Academy charged with educating the next generation in waning magical prowess.
Similarities Between The Beginning After The End and The Misfit at Demon King Academy
- A powerful man from the past dies and is reborn as a baby with those memories still intact.
- Flashy magical battles.
Differences Between The Beginning After The End and The Misfit at Demon King Academy
- The Misfit at Demon King Academy is about a demon king who is disappointed by the waning magic of the world when he reincarnated.
- The main character in Misfit at Demon King Academy is far more confident and his power is almost fully intact at birth. So there is no “growing up and growing powerful” arc like Beginning After The End.
- Misfit at Demon King Academy immediately becomes a “go to magic school” series while Beginning After The End saves that for later.

The Greatest Demon Lord Is Reborn as a Typical Nobody
The Demon Lord Varvatos is a power unrivaled. However, being at the top with no challenges and no one who is unafraid enough to be a friend is lonely, so he decides to reincarnate.
In his new life as a boy named Ard, he aims to have perfectly average powers, except that everyone in this new age has grown so weak.
While he remains overpowered, he has a singular goal of amassing meaningful friendships.
Similarities Between The Beginning After The End and The Greatest Demon Lord is Reborn as a Typical Nobody
- A powerful man from the past is reborn as a baby with their memories intact
- They are growing quite powerful in magic as they grow up while also endearing themselves to others
- Flashy magical battles
Differences Between The Beginning After The End and The Greatest Demon Lord is Reborn as a Typical Nobody
- The Greatest Demon Lord Is Reborn as a Typical Nobody has a more wholesome motivation of the main character just wanting some friends in his new life.
- The main character in The Greatest Demon Lord Is Reborn as a Typical Nobody actively doesn’t want to be overpowered.
- The Greatest Demon Lord Is Reborn as a Typical Nobody has a fairly large focus on two girls playing tug of war over him.
- The Greatest Demon Lord Is Reborn as a Typical Nobody pretty swiftly becomes a “go to magic school” series while Beginning After The End saves that for later.
For Fans of Beginning as a Baby Isekai

Jobless Reincarnation
After being chased out of his NEET nest, a man instinctively saves some teens from an oncoming car and is killed. He is reborn as Rudeus Greyrat, a baby and new first born son of a local knight.
Finding he has great potential for magic, Rudy vows to make the most of his new life even if he is still a perverted otaku on the inside.
Similarities Between The Beginning After The End and Jobless Reincarnation
- A character is reborn as a baby and a fairly large chunk of show is given to showing him growing up and learning magic.
- Expanding world, characters, and a robust magic system
- Eventually, they go to a magic school.
Differences Between The Beginning After The End and Jobless Reincarnation
- Jobless Reincarnation features a main character that was a NEET before being reborn, not a king.
- Jobless Reincarnation features, not only a harem, but a harem of dubious ages and sexual consent. It is not an ecchi series, but it is definitely horny.

The Faraway Paladin
Born into a new world, Will awakens as a baby that has been taken in by three undead guardians of a long-dead city.
As he is raised, he is taught magic and swordsmanship, but also learns of the world that surrounds him. A world that was once ravaged by a powerful warrior that the three undead guardians only just managed to seal away.
As they are bound to that city, they can’t say for sure what became of the world or humanity after their death and undeath, but they prepare young Will for when he will eventually have to venture out into the world.
Similarities Between The Beginning After The End and The Faraway Paladin
- A character is reborn into the world as a baby, and a fairly decent amount of time is spent on him growing up and learning magic
- The main character is thrust out into the world by an event by himself
- Interesting magic system and world building
- The plot is often the main character meandering into the next arc
Differences Between The Beginning After The End and The Faraway Paladin
- The Faraway Paladin features more grounded combat. It’s not quite as flashy or even all that magical.
- The Faraway Paladin has the main character be a paladin, the pinnacle of goodness.
- The Faraway Paladin is far more structured like a never-ending journey through the land whereas Beginning at the End often has goals that the main character is attempting to meet.

The World’s Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat
The greatest assassin on Earth lived only to be a tool by those that wished to wield his mastery. That is, until they decided that he was no longer needed and ended his life.
By the grace of a goddess, this masterful man was reincarnated into a new world where he is asked to kill a hero that will later bring about the end of that world.
Deciding to finally live for himself, this man, now named Lugh Tuatha De, puts his skills as a killer to the test with foes who wield real magic.
Similarities Between The Beginning After The End and The World’s Finest Assassin
- A man at the peak of martial prowess dies and is reincarnated as a baby.
- He retained his talent for combat and is augmenting it to the power system of his new world
- Pragmatic protagonist not actively trying to be evil, but was morally grey in his past life
Differences Between The Beginning After The End and The World’s Finest Assassin
- The World’s Finest Assassin is about assassins, but guns and magic rather than swords and magic like Beginning After the End
- The World’s Finest Assassin is pretty clearly a harem affair.
- The World’s Finest Assassin does have an overall goal for the plot, though it is still pretty meandering through various arcs.
- The World’s Finest Assassin focuses less on the main character’s childhood and training, skipping from birth to him already being prodigiously adept and ready to work.

Am I Actually The Strongest?
After he was promised to be reincarnated into a new world with cheat-level powers, a man is reborn a royal baby named Reinhart. Unfortunately, his powers are so OP that they can’t be measured by traditional means.
Not wanting a weak member of the royal family, his parents abandon him in the woods. Luckily, the king’s brother seeks him out and takes him home to raise as his own, along with the demon that pledged her loyalty to him after getting a taste of baby Reinhart’s powerful magics.
With endless power at his disposal, Reinhart makes his way through this dangerous new world of adventure.
Similarities Between The Beginning After The End and Am I Actually The Strongest
- A main character is reborn in his new world as a powerful baby
- He is abandoned or separated from his parents at a fairly early age
- He eventually goes to magic school
- He gains a demon/supernatural entity that adores him and serves as his constant companion
- The main character often wanders into the next problem with no overall goal for the plot
- Pragmatic protagonist that makes the best choices, but not always the nicest ones
Differences Between The Beginning After The End and Am I Actually The Strongest
- Am I Actually the Strongest is a far more light-hearted series, even when the main character is causally killing people. It doesn’t take itself as seriously.
- Am I Actually The End features a NEET reincarnating into a prince, who is swiftly abandoned by his royal parents because he didn’t appear to be strong (but was actually overpowered). So, less of a wholesome journey compared to Arthur.
- Am I Actually The Strongest features a main character that actively just wants to be a shut-in, despite being overpowered
For Fans of Vaguely Once-Evil Protagonists Being Pragmatic

Saga of Tanya the Evil
Once one of Japan’s most shrewd salarymen, after being pushed in front of a train to his death by a scorned ex-employee, a man is reborn as an adorable orphan girl after pissing off a mysterious being that calls himself God.
While the female form and affinity for magic are not a punishment, being born in a world in the midst of a brutal World War is. Now, Tanya uses her calculating mind from her past life and magnificent magical abilities to spread terror on the front lines of the war, becoming one of the most dangerous people in the imperial army.
This is all in effort to earn a promotion that will see her safely back to a life of comfort on the back lines, showing up the God that put her in this world for humbling.
Similarities Between The Beginning After The End and Saga of Tanya the Evil
- Main character is reborn into a new world as a child
- The main character was fairly evil in their last life, and is now pragmatic, but good in their new one
- The main character is learning the new world’s magic system, and very adept at it
Differences Between The Beginning After The End and Saga of Tanya the Evil
- Saga of Tanya the Evil is a World War-themed fantasy story. So World War I/II tech with magic.
- You could say that the main character in Saga of Tanya the Evil is so pragmatic that she is evil, but war has no good guys.
- The main character in Saga of Tanya the Evil is in a fight with god and trying to survive, so it feels a little more plot-driven, despite the main character just following military orders.

The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist in Another World
In his life as the world’s strongest onmyouji, Haruyoshi only pursued power. However, even his immense power couldn’t stand up to the well-played cunning that saw him betrayed and slain.
Using a technique he formed, he is able to reincarnated himself into another world. In this world, he, unlike the other members of his prestigious mage family, has no affinity for magic.
Haruyoshi, now Seika, the son of his father’s mistress, is shunned for his origins and lack of affinity. However, while he lacks in traditional magic, he still excels in spiritual power, allowing him use of his onmyouji techniques.
While once he pursued power, he will now seek greatness by honing his cunning.
Similarities Between The Beginning After The End and The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist
- Man reincarnated into a new fantasy world as a child
- The main character was powerful in their old life, and now needs to meld to the new power system of his world
- Pragmatic protagonist that makes the best choice, but not always the nicest choice
Differences Between The Beginning After The End and The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist
- The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist in Another World is somewhat the opposite of Beginning After the End. The main character was a good guy in his past life, but now walks the path of cunning.
- The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist in Another World has a little harem to it.
- The main character in The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist in Another World can’t actually use the power system in his new world, he is just making his magic from his old life look like the magic from his new world.
- The Reincarnation of the Strongest Exorcist in Another World has a more linear intrigue plot that it follows.
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