Anime Like Suicide Squad Isekai

Amanda Waller, head of A.R.G.U.S., has harnessed mysterious magical energies to open a portal to another world. There, the organization intends to strip the world of its resources for profit, but needs to protect their investments and create stability first.

In order to do this, she assembles an expendable team of super villains to send through the breach. Super villains Harely Quinn, Deadshot, Peacemaker, Clayface, and King Shark are freed from their prison cells only to have bombs implanted in their neck and sent through the portal to another world.

Once there, the newly-free inmates run wild only to be captured by Queen Aldora and her knights.

With the the bombs in their necks set to explode after 72 hours if they don’t regroup at the portal, this newly-founded Suicide Squad agrees to help the queen with her war against rampaging orcs, dragons, elves, and other fantasy creatures.

On his way back from buying a new game, Kazuma Satou died a pathetic death.

However, he awakens before the Goddess Aqua who gives him two choices: go to heaven or reincarnate into an actual fantasy world. Naturally, the gamer picks the fantasy world.

Now, Kazuma must deal with defeating an evil demon king, useless party members, and paying living expenses.

In a fantasy world, a legendary hero has set himself to finally slaying the Corpse God, an evil necromancer. When the dust settles from their battle, the hero is victorious, but even he senses something unusual about his victory.

Meanwhile, the Corpse God wakes up in an alley in modern Tokyo, possessing the body of Polka Shinomiya, the second son of a wealthy family who just had his throat slit by an assassin.

After having a face-off with the assassin, this new Polka ends up allying with her to try and find out who tried to kill previous Polka as well as to explore this strange new magic-less world.

While forming the rear guard for his uncle’s escape, Toyohisa Shimazu manages to mortally wound Ii Naomasa, but is critically wounded himself in the process.

While trying to limp back home, he finds himself transported from the field to a hallway lined with doors. There, a mysterious man sends him spiraling into another world.

Dragged into the forest by two young elves, Toyohisa is patched up by two others from the Land of the Rising Sun that turn out to be Yoichi Suketaka Nasu and Oda Nobunaga.

From there, Toyohisa and his fellow historical figures, named “drifters” must save (or conquer) their new world.

The region of Kansai is overrun by powerful criminals known as Akudama.

One night, after picking up 500 yen dropped by an Akudama, an Ordinary Girl finds herself wrapped up in a huge plot to foil a public execution.

Now with a bomb collar around her neck, she and other Akudama must complete tasks given by a mysterious Black Cat.

After the rise of a group called the Masked Demons delivering powerful evil swords that corrupted weak individuals, the Shinsengumi stood up to fight them. However, all but one were slain in the battle.

To keep the peace in Kyoto and continue the fight against this organization, seven powerful criminals slated for execution were chosen as replacements for the slain Shinsengumi members.

For Ichibanboshi, one of the seven chosen, he is hesitant to agree due to his hatred of samurai after they killed his family. However, his parents’ death and the Masked Demons may be more connected than he thought.

Prisons are filled with super villains who got caught after attempting “just one more” heist before their retirement.

However, Johnny Bolt has come up with a solid plan to make him and his team filthy rich. All he needs to do is get everyone onboard to rob one of the world’s most notorious super villains.

Scraping by a living in the rough technologically augmented society of Night City, David’s mother managed to send him to a prestigious school in hopes he could become a Corpo and climb the ladder of the business world.

However, after his mother dies suddenly in a car accident and due to lack of appropriate care, David embraces a cybernetic implant for power and that decision intersects him with a crew of Edgerunners, a group of mercenaries filled with cybernetic implants that do any job and every job to make a living.

Nanba is the most formidable prison in the world, built to house criminals that were just too slippery for even Maximum Security. In Cell 13 of Nanba are four of the most notorious criminals that have escaped every other prison.

However, while planning their escape, they come to the realization that life in Nanba is actually way better than on the outside, and decide to stay.

Nick, Tiana, Zem, and Curran are all adventurers who have been pushed away, betrayed, and trampled on by their peers.

One night, these four paths cross in a tavern where they air their grievances to each other as well as the hobbies they took up to take the sting out of the way they were treated.

After a long night of drinking, the morning brings with it a bright idea – they should make their own adventuring party!

Together, they agree to team up, with everyone watching the group finances and an agreement to never interfere with each other’s hobbies outside of their jobs. However, for four people who find it hard to trust others, they now have to adjust to working together.