Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi

Similarty checklist: Both has the same school, harem and romance genre, with a little bit ecchi, checked. Both main male charaters have a dude who serves as their bro, checked. Both male lead have met the female lead prior to being their classmate in school, checked. Both also features a high school senior who is frendly with the male lead, checked. Both male leads were living with their sibling, checked. Both male lead begun their school year with a rocky start, checked. Disimilarty checklist: In HKH the main bitch is the female lead's friend, while in MS the female lead is the bitch, checked. The sibling in MS is a girl who is part of the male lead's harem, while in HKH the male lead's sibling is a boy, checked. Though, the male lead in HKH is living with his sibling, they also have a guardian looking after them, while in MS both male lead and his sister are living alone, but they were on the same year level and both attend the same school, checked.  read more 

They are pretty much the same buuut in Yosuga no Sora, Haru(the male lead) has a sister who happens to be a delicious loli, and a loooot of fan service nearly falling into porn, while in Hoshizora the main guy has a shota(loli boy?) oni-chan, and a lot of shota fanservice -__-... 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

The way these two shows start off with kissing the female lead due to tripping/misunderstanding is completely identical 

They both show how the main protagonist has to deal with a new life where they move to a rural area and meets new friends. It seems good if you want a slice of life show where the setting it is not the city. 

Both series involves a lucky guy surrounded by girls with some of them having feelings for him. The setting also seems a bit similar as well as involving school drama, misunderstandings, and love trials. The art of both series are also done well. 

Similar story in which the main protagonist deals with the drama of other girls, school life, and other situations. Da Capo Second Season involves some fantasy not present in Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi. Both series are also based off a visual novel. 

A guy moves to an other town and meets lots of girls Female characters are very similar Protagonist characteristics are the same  

These anime are extremely similar in the romance dept. A guy meets a girl that he quickly becomes friends with, and overcome many hardships together, including fending off other romance idols. The main females even LOOK the same. If you didn't know better, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. 

These animes are very different for each other, but they still share same kind of atmosphere. Both place on school and are light minded series. If you have seen Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi, I really recommend checking out Aiura, since episodes are so short you can really finish it at one-sit-trough. 

Overall, they are both well-executed adaptions of eroge visual novels with a comedy bent. As well, they have a main love interest that is indicated to get with the main character, though it is not fully confirmed within the show.  

These animes are the harems where the supernatural element is the least the Main characters are well aquainted and not good with girls But the girls try to come closer and live with the mc and both anime give a large amount of fanservice  

tired of violent, noisy and dramatic anime? try this "boku wa tomadachi ga sukunai" then after. Watch "hoshizora". both anime are relaxing, peaceful, and fun. 

-Both anime tell about a life of high school boy surrounded by girls. -Both anime have same genre, especially harem, romance, and school. -In my opinion, the art from both anime are not too different. -Both anime characters's personality in not too different. -Both anime lead female character actually same (long orange hair, personality almost same, and so on). 

Similarities: Both have comedy, drama, school and harem genres. Both involves the muchachos (male leads) having to deal with the different personalities of each members of his harem. Both members of the harem has feelings for the muchachos. Both muchachos also have someone in his harem which he would not wanna mess with. Both muchahos are kind hearten gringos. both muchachos has a dude whom he's friends with. And, both muchachos always gets into awkward situations involving their harem. Dissimilarities: In HKH, the muchacho there had a first kiss with the first chica he meets (accidentally of course), while in TH2, the muchacho has not had any kiss with any members of his harem. In HKH, the muchacho has moved from the city into the country side co'z of his sickly nino hermano, while the muchacho in TH2 remains in the city. The muchacho in HKH lives with his father's known associated (together with his brother) while in TH2 the muchacho completely lives alone, with a couple of androids in later episodes.  read more 

Same thing: guy goes back to town from his childhood where this girl knew him and was his best friend, although there is no vampires or supernatural powers or anything of that sort. The main character also has a harem. 

Both male harem leads have a purple haired girl with androphobia in their harems. That's something you don't see everyday...  

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

While I am not overly found of either of these series, I can't deny that they have a simular feel to each other and that one may very well appeal to someone who likes the other. Basically, they have very simplistic slice-of-life harem senarios where all the girls are gag over the guy. 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

Both Series Takes Place at a Fictional Countryside in Japan 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 

Both Animes have a strong cast of characters. Most notably the main characters who actually have personalities which is not common for many visual novel adaptations. Overall feel is the same as well, with the show having at least one episode dedicated to each girl. This leads to the ending being up in the air for the most part as each girl has had about equal screen time.