Haiyore! Nyaruko-san

- Alien girl sudden appearance - Main male have some similar characteristic 

Both the anime To Love-Ru and Haiyore Nyaruko-San ,Fearture the Main Protagonist Meeting A Female Alien In a unique Way, Also both Series Features Showing the Main Protagonist Ended Living together With a Female Alien and in the Process Also Meeting Other Alien Characters 

Both series have a peculiar but cheerful alien from another planet fall in love with the protagonist at first sight. 

Both series features the parody and humor like theme with a main protagonist in strange situations. An main "alien" girl is present in both series and there is a lot of humor involving the characters in every day situations. There is romance but presented in a humorous way. Watch both series if you're in a mood for some humor and entertainment. 

An alien girl falls in love at first sight with the male lead and freeloads at his house. The characteristics of the male and female leads are very similar as well.  

To LOVE-Ru... Its a perfect recommendation for Haiyore! Nyaruko-san. Why you ask? ... The insane amount of ecchi, ... The alien thing. Basically aliens come and get to know the main character right? Yes. ... Powers, amazing powers.l ... Ecchi enemies Yes, To LOVE-Ru and Haiyore! Nyaruko-san are both niccccceee. ^.~ 

Both series have an a cute girl who happens to be an alien from outerspace. Both the main female leads are cheerful, happy, funny, and always makes the situation more exciting. They both also try to develop their relationship with the male lead and wants him to like her. The male lead of Haiyore! Nyaruko-san thinks of the female heroine to be annoying and avoids her advances but soon starts to develop romantic feelings for her later in the series. The show has a lot of comedy, parody, and development of romance. If you like cute alien girls then this show is meant to be for you. P.S- Rie Kugimiya the voice actor for Louise ( The Familiar of Zero ) , Taiga ( Toradora ) , Shana ( Shakugan no Shana ) is also a voice actor for one of the other heroines in Haiyore! Nyaruko-san. read more 

Both series have a strong alien female and a weak guy who wants nothing to do with her and both guys get into constant trouble because of them. 

both have wimp guy who is good for nothing still girls like him> both have the same girl that comes from space> to love-ru is more echhi >>this one more comdey 

The scenario is similar where you have a beautiful alien girl pop out of nowhere, falling in love with the main character, only to be rejected. But she doesn't give up and tries her hardest to win his love. Full of comedy, more beautiful alien girls and embarrassing moments. To Love Ru has more episodes (26), and fan service compared to Haiyore Nyaruko-san. 

Love, Love and Comedy, this is what you should expect from this. Both of them have a beautiful girl from space with advanced technologies and a clumsy, idiot(when it comes to love), weakling protagonist. But Haiyore Nyaruko-san is much more funnier than To love Ru because of it's Parody genre. I'm sure you'll have fun, enjoy and fall in love too in these anime. 

a girl from space come into the main males life and is totally infatuated with him Protects him from all sorts of trouble they both have ecchi elements To-Love Ru is way more ecchi though both have some romance though the romance in Haiyore is more comical they cause the main character lots of despair and drive them crazy  

You've watched To-Love Ru and want more? In Haiyore!, the mc also ends up with a harem from space though not as big as Rito's in To Love-Ru. Haiyore's mc isn't clumsy at all like Rito; so no physics defying tumbles and groping. There's fan service in Haiyore but much less than To Love-Ru. The comedy though is very good- definitely watch it for the comedy. its also produced by Xebec; so it shares much of the same art aesthetic as To Love-Ru.  

Well, it's the same company that produced the anime, the two animes have a very similar vibe that is crazy girl in love with the protagonist, and becomes the harem, despite everything in both animes the screenwriter made a legal advantage of it Sorry about grammar, i translate it on Google Translate 

They're basically the same show, main character has a harem and some of the girls in the harem are aliens. They're even animated by the same studio, Nyaruko relies more on references to other media to stand out compared to To LOVE-Ru, however. Even then, if you liked one, you'll like the other. 

1. Both animes has a alien girl fall in love with the main protagonist 2. Both girls live under the same roof as the main protagonist. 3. Both shows have comedy and romance. 

Similar humour style that revolves around parody. Both are downright hilarious if you are a fan of comedies that don't take themselves seriously.  

Oh wow, I lost count the number of times I've laughed when I watched these two series. But jokes aside, Binbō-gami ga! and Haiyore! Nyaruko-san has quite a few stances in common: Both series has parodies and makes fun of culture and nearly everything around them. Both series has an overenergetic female protagonists who has a strange personality. Yet deep down, they are caring towards their friends. Both series contains theme of supernatural. Both series has a ridiculously high levels of comedy that pokes fun at nearly every moment or chance when the opportunity calls upon. Both series takes places at similar places including the school. Overall, these two series are highly entertaining and a fun way to enjoy anime. read more 

Finding an anime with some funny moments? Both of these shows are know to have a laughable, yet slapstick moments, when characters interact with each other in a comedic way. There are numerous references throughout the show which makes you find them in various spots. Also, there are fighting scenes though it is funny in a sort of way. Nyaruko-san is about a girl who wants to protect a boy from being in danger, and somewhat a big fan of anime and manga. Also it features a main male character. Binbougami ga, features two main female character, having a bickering argument, and mostly fight several times.  

-Lot of references to/parodies on other franchises, though binbougami only references/parodies anime and manga while haiyore references/parodies more then just anime/manga -Good OP and ED -Very easy to binge through -Very enjoyable even if you don't get all references -Very similar feeling to it 

If you like a good laugh with some crossovers. 

Their way of humor is the same way, they both parody some anime and stuff, both are pretty hilarious even if you didn't get the references.  

Crazy, random stuff happens. One has aliens and one talks about aliens. They also have similar character styles. 

Both have aliens in them. In Denpa Onna Erio believes she's an alien, but she's not unlike Nyaruko who is.  

They have a similarly light mood with a harem-ish cast of weird but cute characters with no real point to the story. 

Both: harem alien girl slight ecchi awesome OP and ED songs unique sense of humor that only smart people appreciate 

A girl from other world defending one boy. But Dokuro-chan was violent. 

Both are crazy supernatural comedies that goes borderline crazy... 

Both have a non-human girl who has to protect a boy, and importutane him a lot. And also both have some "gore". 

Both are rom-coms with the "sudden appearance of a girl" sort of theme. They both have similar parodic and ecchi humor, with the MC being a "normal" person being "chosen" by outside forces, often being put in awkward or unfortunate situations. 

Both have the main heroine randomly appear one day and stay with the main protagonist. The main heroines both are silly and are in love with the protagonist. 

Both involve male MC's put in dangurous and wacky situations all while being surrounded by a group of girls (and one trap). Both of these are high quality comedies that kept me laughing all the way through. The main girls in both stories look very similar with the same charm of an adorable hair strand at the top. They're also very lovable and enjoyable. The male MC often acts like a tsuntsun to at least some of the girls. 

Both have a male that loves to relax, loves peace, etc. They live their life normally until one day a person comes and completely changes them (kore wa zombie desu ka being Eu) (Haiyore! Nyaruko-san being nyaruko) Both are really funny. Plus the similar plot. The main difference I would say is that in kore wa zombie desu ka ayumu has powers unlike in Haiyore! Nyaruko-san mahiro doesn't have powers 

It gives the same feeling. Both have supernatural elements and superpowers mixed with comedy. A normal life that starts to change completely. Whenever he meet someone, they gradually start living together in a same house. 

If you're hoping over from Haiyore, check out Zombie for more eccentric action-packed comedy, but with a more mature sheen, grounded character focus, and space for drama. If you enjoyed Zombie's parodying and comedic aspects, check out Haiyore for an all-out, reference-brimming parody of action/romance. At their hearts, the two series are comedies set against the backdrop of supernatural drama and action (in this case, featuring bloodlusting monsters and aliens/vampires/zombies/people with superpowers) that don't take themselves too seriously, allowing their comedic and parodical vibes to take center stage. The jokes are frequent, recurring, and poke fun at various genres. Running gags and idiosyncrasies rule the day. Our cast of characters (and even the monsters) might frequently be in a bit of a pickle, sure, but they've got the levity to crack punchlines and jokes and maybe even break the fourth wall from time to time for both their own good and for the audience's. If not, then they'll lend themselves to comedic situations. Both Haiyore and Zombie kick off in similar ways. The male protagonists, Ayumu Aikawa and Mahiro Yasaka, desire steady lives but are inadvertently thrust into the strange world of the supernatural and have to cooperate with a bizarre and unusual cast of oddballs (vampires, magical girls, aliens, etc.) to fend off evil monsters. In both series, these strange characters move in with the male protagonists and have various ulterior motives for being there. Haiyore's Nyaruko and Zombie's Haruna, who end up with Mahiro and Ayumu in this effort, are quite similar: they're self-confident, headstrong, flaunting, arrogant, bubbly, childish, and go about their days in carefree ways despite otherwise dire circumstances. They even wield chainsaws at some point. These character types are often polarizing with audiences, and many probably find them super annoying, but if you enjoyed one you might enjoy the other. Nyaruko is Haruna dialed up to an absolute extreme while Haruna is Nyaruko but with a bit less of a motormouth. We get similar progression in the two series, starting out with eccentric fights against monsters with ample amounts of blood splatter. In Haiyore they're battling Lovecraftian creatures and in Zombie they're battling Megalos, and similarly only the MCs and others-in-the-know can really deal with these monsters and experience this strange realm of reality. After kicking off with the rapidfire, monster-fighting action, both series let character interactions take the reigns. Zombie begins dabbling with character issues while Haiyore begins to grind its rom-com gears. Comparatively, Zombie plays out much more seriously (which, if you know Zombie, tells you how ridiculous Haiyore is): there /are/ character struggles, sufferings, and motivations that aren't played for laughs, and a more emotionally mature development of character bonds. It's willing to briefly apply the brakes on the comedy to make this happen. This contrasts with the much more on-the-nose parodying and more sitcom-esque humor in Haiyore, which in all of its endless jokes and references makes a continuous effort to clearly signal that it's a comedy: virtually everything — even if it might not look like it at first — is played for laughs. However, that same comedic and parodying aspect is still strong in Zombie. TLDR: This recommendation is based on similarities in atmosphere, premise, character development, and setting. read more 

Both series are really funny, you should not watch these animes seriously because you need to be open to a lot of stupid comedy and references to different animes. I personally love these series because their full of humor and randomness! 

A highschooler's normal life is forever changed when a sexy alien girl shows up and changes his life. Both are ecchi comedies with harem elements that reference/parody tokusatsu shows. Nyaruko has more romcom elements while Twintails is more of an action show. 

It is a similar relationship between the male and female protagonists. In this case, its aliens. The alien girl forces her way into the boys life, and the boy really doesn't have much say in the forced romance. The one difference is how the male protagonist of Haiyore is a bit more out spoken in his dislike of Nyaruko.  

Both anime's have a mc who wanted to live normally and it changes when they meet the girls that falls in love at first sight. over time the mc begins to like them back slowly. 

If supernatural beings that arrive to the human world, have an instant crush on main character, and start a family life together is your thing; then these two shows might suffice your taste. 

*Same Other World Heroine *Same Comedy Genre *Same have loli character *Heroine do their best to get the attention of the MC *I dunno maybe a little bit Romance XD 

Each is very silly. While Nyaruko focuses more on satirizing other works of art, Seto no Hanayome focuses more on situational comedy. In each case, the characters find themselves in patently absurd situations where they have to take themselves entirely seriously. 

Both series are Rom-coms where most of the possible love interests are not human. In one it's Cuthulu monsters, the other is Mermaids. In both, they cast keeps growing, adding more characters with their wacky traits and personalities. They both use what I call "compounding humor" which means the minuscule details that occur earlier will either be brought up or foreshadow an event that will happen in a few minutes or episodes. Also, the main guy is more forced to be in the situation that he is and often makes note that it is not preferable.  

-Both have supernatural deity elements. -Both have action scenes, though Haiyore! is more built around the romcom genre. -Both have a varied cast of characters. -Both are about deities living in the human world. -Both are pretty amusing.  

Both anime here feature an excellent combination of comedy and action. All the characters are great and enjoyable. Both feature MC's that came from another world. Nyaruko-san is more parody based comedy while The Devil is a Part timer is well done witty comedy. 

If you like an absurd "aliens randomly visit earth and cause chaos" plot then Urusei Yatsura is the first and best of its kind. The character dynamics are a bit different but you're missing out by not seeing one of the absolute classics of comedy anime. 

"I just want to live a calm and peaceful life" - That's what the main characters of both series wanted. However, they both meet a non-human girl in awkward situations and their lives are completely transformed. Comedy, supernatural powers and a bit of ecchi is what you will find in these two anime.  

Random, and a lot of it..... Comedy, action, tad bit of romance and a lot of randomness! 

-Annoying characters causing mayhem for themselves -Both have a normal character that is amongst idiots -Catchy OP 

Both are funny in the idea that they are ripe with parodies and the main character has trouble keeping up with the eccentric personalities of all the girls around him.  

If Mirai Nikki was a (Romantic?) Comedy, this would be it. Both shows have a weak male lead and a strong female lead. 

Haiyore! Nyaruko-san is probably the most similar anime to The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya which exists. It's not even close a perfect match, but it's as good as we're going to get.  

Similarity of these two series follows a pretty girl who have a task of protecting a boy who is in danger on random encounters. The boy either helps the girl by fighting them by there side, or finding a safe place to hide or watch. Although, he will have some weird and bizarre view from the girl, he will eventually grew in the character and having some bonds between them. Nyaruko-san follows an extraterrestrial girl who have some human traits and is energetic. Witch Craft Works follows a human girl who is a witch that has supernatural abilities, and she is emotionless. 

Both have many parodies and references to other anime and clear to understand them you should have attended various anime and will also make you a lot of laughter 

when you see the characters of both of them you'll know 

Both revolve around an OP chick that loves fighting, and has a more or less unrequited crush on the relatively normal MC; whom they are protecting. Both of the females are very quirky and often do irrational things, causing their crush to act coldly towards them. The setting is different, but both anime have specific things in common. 

Both series are high quality in terms of comedy, gags, and bringing tons of laughter to the viewers. As such, if you're looking for some absurd entertainment, then these two series such be considered. Both series also has a strange cast of characters that have different personalities but amusing to watch. (not to mention the moe) Both series has drama and features many strange episodes that involves the main characters in strange situations.  

Chuunibyou is similar to Haiyore! Nyaruko-san because both are silly and Haiyore! Nyaruko-san is a parody while Chuunibyou has it's ups and downs and i highly recommend if you like Haiyore! Nyaruko-san then you should give Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai a try because both the romance and comedy is enduring and interesting it follows the same silly path that Haiyore! Nyaruko-san does in similar ways. They both can joke around and have funny moments but they can also change it to being serious, So I find Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! similar to Haiyore! Nyaruko-san because of the references they put in Nyaruko and it's amazing and entertaining! hope this helped XD read more 

Once of the best parts of these series is that in the end everything turns out alright, even when it was not because of a plan by the main characters. Both of the comedies will give you at least a few good laughs. 

Also contains fast-paced comedy and the anime also shifts in themes rather quickly. There are a LOT of references (oh god it actually has memes) and while the chracaters and the setting may not be too similar, the 'feel' of the show certainly is. The show's main girl is more like Kuuko but in terms of other characters, i don't really see any other similarities. In conclusion, this is on the highest-tier of shitpost anime, much like nyaruko-san