Tsue to Tsurugi no Wistoria

Both are set in a magic world like Harry Potter but the MC can't use magic but they make up for it with gargantuan physical strength. 

Set in a magical world. The protagonists are willing to achieve the higher of the titles despite not having magic/not able to use it, and they overcomes the challenges they face in their way to their goals. They have great physical strength and try to prove they are as powerful or more than magic user. 

Both are set in a world of magic with protagonists who lack the ability to produce magic and use physical strength as their replacement for magic. Both aim to achieve a certain goal which is deemed nearly impossible for people like them 

They both are set in a school of magic, and although one of them presents a protagonist that cannot use any magic while the other one has a protagonist that is a very strong magic caster. They both have similar ideas, like a dungeon inside the school. Overall they have the same vibes and feel very comparable with each other. 

Dungeon system with variations in it's floor based in "monsters level". Good hearted protagonist, both of putting the hell of a efforts to reach their respective dreams. They will learn that they are more powerful than what the others say... being overlooked at the beginning of their journey most of the time.  

Protagonists with Determination and Unique Powers: In Black Clover, Asta is born without any magical ability in a world where magic is everything. Despite this, he dreams of becoming the Wizard King, the most powerful mage in the kingdom. Asta compensates for his lack of magic with intense physical training and later discovers his unique anti-magic abilities, which allow him to nullify others' magic. Similarly, in Tsue to Tsurugi no Wistoria, the protagonists attend a magical academy where they strive to become powerful magicians. The focus is on their journey to master their unique magical abilities, overcoming various challenges along the way. Magical Academies and Societal Structures: Both series feature a structured environment where young magicians are trained. In Black Clover, the Magic Knights are organized into different squads, each with its own culture and specialty, creating a competitive yet cooperative atmosphere. In Tsue to Tsurugi no Wistoria, the magical academy serves as the primary setting, where students learn, grow, and compete to become stronger. These settings provide a backdrop for character development, rivalries, and the forging of deep friendships. read more