Takuto Ira ended up dying at a young age and reincarnated into a fantasy world that resembles the turn-based strategy game he enjoyed, Eternal Nations.
However, not only is he in his favorite game, but he is reincarnated into this world with the leader of his favorite faction, Sludge Witch Atou who leads the evil-aligned civilization Mynoghra.
Starting their conquest of the world together, Takuto and Atou need to work through the difficult starting traits of their faction so they can get to the end-game where they dominate all others!
It’s about time that the RTS fans got a nod in these game-flavored isekais. If you are looking for more anime recommendations like Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra, then head on down below.
Anime Like Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra: World Conquest Starts with the Civilization of Ruin
For Fans of Evil-Aligned Protagonist
Overlord
As the final hour approaches in the life cycle of the MMO Yggdrasil, Momonga, a powerful wizard and leader of the dark guild Ainz Ooal Gown, is there to see it off.
However, to his surprise, the servers don’t go down and even stranger is that all the NPC characters have come alive with their own unique personalities.
Similarities Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Overlord
- Isekai with game elements
- The main character is part of an evil-aligned faction, and does occasionally evil things for practical reasons.
- The main character gains extremely loyal allies, starting with one doting waifu.
- Strategy and nation-building becomes the plot
Differences Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Overlord
- Overlord is a transported into a MMO set up.
- The main character in Overlord still has the mind of his human self, and insists he’s not actually evil. That does change over time, though.
- The main character in Overlord is overpowered, and does fight initially, but takes a step back into a leadership role over time.
- Overlord has the characters decide to conquer the world, but they already had a bit of a foundation to do so due to the MMO guild that was already established. No starting as two people in the woods here.
Re:Monster
After his untimely death, Tomokui Kanata was reincarnated into a fantasy world as a goblin that is given the name Goburou. However, unlike his litter-mates, Goburou still retains the memories from his previous life and quickly realizes that he can gain abilities from the monsters that he defeats and consumes.
In a world where only the strongest survive, Goburou continues to fight powerful new creatures, consume their flesh, and evolve into an increasingly powerful specimen alongside his also-increasingly powerful allies.
Similarities Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Re:Monster
- Isekai fantasy, but dark than the usual romp
- Morally gray protagonist in an evil-aligned faction
- The main character starts a nation from a bunch of people in the woods, and then grows it.
- Outcasts wander into the new nation, and become citizens
- Nation-building and war is the plot.
Differences Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Re:Monster
- Re:Monster is about goblins, and alongside being evil aligned, they also don’t share some human sensibilities or morals. This is a polite way of saying they do some evil shit due to their species, like rape captives to reproduce.
- Re:Monster is not only a harem, but its a harem with sex.
- Re:Monster features an overpowered main character who does a lot of fighting himself for the fun challenge of it. He’s more of a thug than a strategist.
Arifureta – From Commonplace to World’s Strongest
Otaku Hajime Nagumo and several of his classmates are summoned to a fantasy world and tasked with saving mankind. However, while his classmates are gifted with great abilities, Hajime only has transmutation skills that have no real offensive use.
He is soon betrayed by a classmate and sent into an abyss filled with monsters. Resolving to not die to the darkness, he struggles to survive and teams up with an imprisoned vampire to return to the world above.
Similarities Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Arifureta
- Isekai fantasy, but darker than the usual romp.
- Evil-aligned main character who befriends outcasts
- Evil, doting waifu companion for the main character who will also do brutal things for him.
Differences Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Arifureta
- Arifureta may be on the darker side of isekai, but its still got a pretty standard isekai plot of adventuring so he can find a way to go home. No nation-building from the ground up here.
- Arifureta builds itself a clear harem.
- Arifureta features a good main character who was betrayed and turned bitter and somewhat evil. He’s a brooding type, and also a powerful fighter who fights his own battles.
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For Fans of Realm Management
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime
After a run in with a robber, the 37-year-old Satoru is suddenly killed. He is reincarnated into a fantasy land, but not as a man. In fact, he is no longer even human!
He is reincarnated as a lowly slime.
After wandering, he comes across a dragon who he befriends and who gives him the new name of Rimuru. Absorbing this dragon into his slime body, promising to eventually break the seal that has bound him, gives Rimuru great magical ability.
He then continues to inadvertently befriend beleaguered fantasy creatures in the forest who are constantly threatened by humanity. Eventually, he decides to found a nation uniting these creatures in order to help them protect themselves.
Similarities Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime
- Isekai fantasy
- The main character allies himself with outcasts in the forest and builds a nation there
- Main characters that make the occasional evil-aligned decision for their nation
- Growing your nation from the ground up through conflict and kingdom building is the plot
- Companions who carry out the main character’s will while he leads
Differences Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime
- That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime features more frequent and flashier battles
- That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime features a more diverse array of beast people and fighters
- The nation-building moves faster in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime
How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom
Kazuya Souma is summoned to another world rife with adventure. There, the king cedes his throne to the young hero and Souma finds himself saddled with a kingdom in decline.
Now, he shows the true might of his heroism by rehabilitating the country, not through adventure or war, but through rigorous economic administration.
Similarities Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom
- Isekai fantasy
- The main character is sent to another world not has an OP fighter, but as a leader of a nation
- Main character gets a waifu companion that carries out his will.
- Making decisions for the nations on how to deal with internal and external policy is the plot
Differences Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom
- Realist Hero is pretty standard good guy isekai, so don’t expect any dark stories or actions
- Realist Hero, as he sometimes solves disputes through engagement, does become more of a harem affair.
- Realist Hero is more about economics than warfare.
For Fans of Pragmatism Over Virtue
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 Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Saga of Tanya the Evil
- Isekai fantasy, but darker than your usual romp.
- The main character is neither good nor evil, but more than willing to make the most practical and effective decisions
- Strategic thinking
- War is the plot
Differences Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Saga of Tanya the Evil
- Saga of Tanya The Evil is a distinctly World War-themed isekai world, but with some magic.
- Saga of Tanya The Evil features the protagonist as a child soldier, and she has no power in actually steering the nation or, often, even where her own unit goes. The strategy is smaller scale and for the battlefield.
- There is more psychopathy from the main character in Saga of Tanya The Evil and there is more action in the plot.
Ragna Crimson
Humans live in constant fear of dragon attack, the species that really rules the world with overwhelming power. To keep human populations safe, a number of hunters track and kill dragons as their job. Ragna was one such dragon hunter, though as weak as he is, he is often carried by the prodigal talent of his companion, Leonica.
One day, Ragna gains an influx of power that came from his fallen future self. He learns that after Leonica’s brutal death in the future, Ragna’s future self labored for years hunting dragons in revenge, losing comrade after comrade and building his strength ever higher.
While his new body struggles to hold all the power he gained, his future self tells him that the key to finally killing all dragons, including the Dragon God, lies in him finding Crimson, a Dragon Lord who also seeks to end their entire species.
Similarities Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Ragna Crimson
- The main character is willing to do whatever it takes to win, evil or not, but will protect his own people.
- Strategic plans to topple powerful kingdoms and foes
- Even good-aligned people are a little evil-seeming in their noble callings
Differences Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and Ragna Crimson
- Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra has its moments, but Ragna Crimson is a more brutal, bleak dark fantasy.
- Ragna Crimson is a regressor story where the main character is re-doing his youth, not an isekai.
- Ragna Crimson is about fighting evil dragons that are pushing humanity to the brink of extinction, and doing so with an evil dragon that hates other dragons.
The Eminence in Shadow
Like most kids, Kagerou wanted to be a hero, but unlike most kids, he never grew out of that phase. He constantly trained his body to achieve it. In modern Japan, he was unable to achieve that goal, understanding that he could never reach enough power to be the type of hero he wanted to be.
However, when he was reborn in a new world, he pretends to be just another character in the world. He recruits people into his organization, Shadow Garden, and decides to target a sinister cult that is lurking in the shadows that he wishes to occupy.
Similarities Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and The Eminence in Shadow
- Isekai fantasy
- The main character is neither good nor bad, but he certainly has his menacing moments of pragmatism
- A series of deadly women serve the main character’s whims
- Strategic thinking to crumble enemies
Differences Between Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra and The Eminence in Shadow
- Eminence in Shadow is a bit different in that the main character is pretending he is fighting a shadow organization, but the underlings he created with magic actually are fighting one on his orders.
- Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra features the main character as a leader, not a fighter. Eminence in Shadow has the main character be extremely powerful and actually fights sometimes as well as being the leader.
- The isekai world in Eminence in Shadow is more modern and established. No one is establishing a nation.
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