Anime Like I’m the Evil Lord Of An Intergalactic Empire You Should Watch

I’m the Evil Lord Of An Intergalactic Empire had quite the bumpy start with the main character being terribly mistreated before finally reincarnating in a world of Magic and advanced Spacefaring. This anime that mixes the best of the Isekai and Mecha genres seems to be here to stay, and while fans are waiting for more chapters to be released, they inevitably start to look at similar series in the meantime.

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In this list, they will find the best anime to watch if they liked I’m the Evil Lord Of An Intergalactic Empire. Some have similar settings, others have similar art-styles, while others also combine reincarnation in another world and mechas.

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Knight’s & Magic

Highly Underrated, But Fun As Hell

Knight’s & Magic is one of the best Mecha anime that fans can find nowadays in streaming services. It narrates the story of a young mecha otaku and coder who is transported to a parallel world where magic and mechas are used to wage war. As ‘Eru’ Echavalier, this guy will spend his whole life trying to accomplish his dream: to create the most perfect and powerful Mecha this world has ever seen.

It’s an intense tale of adventure and ideal for those who enjoyed the Mecha combat side of I’m the Evil Lord Of An Intergalactic Empire, though it also has its ‘harem’ route and some high doses of fanservice.

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Linebarrels Of Iron

A Forgotten Jewel Of The Early 2000’s

• Release Year: October 2008
• Number of Episodes: 24 Episodes (26 with OVAs)
• Where to watch: Crunchyroll

In a dystopian Earth, humanity has dominated mecha combat using powerful armored giants named Machina. These robots are semi-conscious and require a human pilot to handle them so that they can kill other humans. These machines, empowered by advanced AI and nanomachines, hide an obscure secret, one that could shake the entire foundation of human society.

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An interesting premise that takes inspiration from series like Neon Genesis Evangelion and The Vision of Escaflowne and combines it with a unique setting. Linebarrels of Iron has tons of cool references to the Mecha genre that most fans will certainly enjoy.

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Trapped In A Dating Sim: The World Of Otome Games Is Tough For Mobs

One Of The Best Satires That Combines Isekai & Mecha

A college student is tricked by his sister to power-level her through an Otome Sci-Fantasy RPG, but the guy gets transported into the date-sim world and ends up being one of the lousy trash side-characters. This is a death sentence, as he knows all too well that characters like the one he got reincarnated into die as cannon fodder.

So, to overcome this cruel destiny, he will start a full-scale revolution, turning his trashy character into an overpowered one. An anime that has a lot of intense fights and seamlessly combines satirical humor with action.

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Infinite Stratos

A Good Mecha Anime, If You Can Ignore The Harem Elements

Infinite Stratos

Release Date

2011 – 2013

Directors

Yasuhito Kikuchi, Shin Tosaka

When Infinite Stratos was first released, it was all the rage among fans of the Mecha anime, since it had high doses of action and, of course, the mandatory harem of heroines making the life of the single male character in the series (literally) an absolute nightmare. Despite being categorized as a romantic school life anime, it shines due to its action scenes and unique approach to the Mecha genre. Though the protagonists ride power suits (exo-skeletons) and not mechas.

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Even when it seemed like Ichika (the MC) had it all easy going, a twisted plot filled with conspiracies, betrayal, and a mysterious new female student spiced up the plot just enough to make fans forget about the shameless amount of fan service it had. Still, the animation is quite polished, and the character designs are unique despite their generic personalities.

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Tenchi Muyo! Series

A Great Sci-Fantasy Series That Was Born As OVAs

Though the Tenchi Muyo! series started as an Original Video Animation and was later adapted to a series of standalone episodes (and yet more ovas like Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar) it quickly gained popularity and became one of the flagships of the Sci-Fantasy genre in the anime world.

It narrates the misadventures of Tenchi Masaki, a not-so-normal high school boy who discovers a mysterious woman sealed in a cave, and accidentally releases her. It turns out that the woman (Ryoko) is a Space Pirate who has been trapped there for centuries. They form an awkward alliance and set out on a series of adventures together. And this series wouldn’t be the phenomenon that it is today without the appearance of a myriad of quirky female heroines that join the crew.

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Vandread

It Has One Of The Best Settings In A Post-Earth Sci-Fi Mecha Story

After thousands of years, humanity has been divided into males and females who live on two different planets, which were colonized after the destruction of Earth, and they have been at war ever since. Reproducing through advanced parthenogenesis, these societies haven’t known of direct contact between the opposite sexes for generations. But when a crew of female pirates gets into a conflict in the orbit of Taarak (the guys’ planet), a young astromech gets on board of a Dread Mecha and tries to help but fails miserably and even drags two other crew members to be captured by the pirates.

Hibiki (the aspirant Mecha pilot), Duelo, a medical expert, and Baart, a rich kid, become the first point of contact with females in generations, as it turns out that males and females were raised as two separate species. While the crew members and their prisoners begin to mingle and learn from each other, a mysterious race of alien robots begins to pursue them across the galaxy, and Hibiki and some of the Van pilots have to face them in a cruel battle for survival. Amidst the battle, Hibiki and Dita, one of their finest pilots, discover that their ships can be merged into a powerful mecha that ends up becoming their main weapon against their pursuers. Packed with action, a twisted tale of spacefaring, and a final plot twist that will leave fans with their gears grinding.

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