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Originally Posted by Tiresias
Well of course it is. Unlike Strikers and Force, where anti-magic is basically the writer's answer to "okay, how can I make it threatening to the heroes without starting a power level arms race, DBZ-style" question, Zettai Karen Children actually explores many aspect regarding the ECMs (powers, limitations, how some characters can actually cheat even the most powerful of those), the reason of it's existence (normal people doesn't want to be completely helpless against the rising number of espers), its usage (placing them on war machines, across populated areas, on prisons)
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you know all of those are used in Nanoha too right?
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and integrated them as part of the story from the very beginning...it's clear that the author of ZKC did much thought about it.
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the main difference is that ZKC has the actual governement looking into "antimagic", with the espers being the villains (or future villains) that normals must defend against, while Nanoha take the opposite approach (so antimagick is explored by enemies, while anti anti magic explored by governement).
there is also the fact ZKC has more than one governement, which helps funding counter-counter-counter measures
