Love Hina

Ai Yori Aoshi addpermalink

This show seems very similar to love hina in many aspects. Explaining is hard without giving spoilers but the characters, comedy style, amd even look is similar i highly suggest both anime. 

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Both great romance comedy and have great main characters that leave you wanting more! manga versions are better though (love hina manga is WAY better) 

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this both anime about guy living in a house with a bunch of cute girl..and many funny scene... 

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Both are about two childhood loves that try to find their way together in life. Well Love Hina is more funny while Ai yori Aoshi is more serious. Still if you like one you also like the other. I'm sure about that. 

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I may get killed after saying this, but I think Ai Yori Yoshi is actually better/more interesting than Love Hina. That being said, if you like Love Hina, if you are looking for a similar show, or if you like the added aspect of a "sudden girlfriend appearance", Ai Yori Aoshi is the best choice for you.  

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A guy surrounded by many girls, but only has eyes for one of them. Both are very kind boys who often get misunderstood. 

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Both anime series are romantic-comedies with a harem feel to both. Both male protagonists are at the university age, who through unique circumstances, ends up living with numerous pretty girls (or a harem of girls). A harem at the start of both series, it's made pretty clear early on to the viewer, who the fated matched couple in the end will likely be. 

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One guy, one hell of a lot of fodder girls, one girl that you know "wins", and an awful lot of violence directed at aforementioned guy. 

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These are both quite similar. The difference: Love Hina is move comedy-driven while Ai Yori Aoshi is story-driven. Love Hina has more ecchi moments than Ai Yori Aoshi, but they are both series you should watch light-heartedly. 

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In both two childhood friends want to meet again for love. The male character who is often misunderstood is in the house with females around. Lots of ecchi moments in both. Same slap stick comedy routines. 

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One guy in a dorm with a bunch of girls. There's a hidden past between the lead characters that only draws them closer as they remember it. The side characters even seem the same. If you liked one, you'll defenitly like the other :) 

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Love Hina, while far more 'cartoonie than Ai Yori uses similar humor, is from the same studio, and has a longer romance arc giving it more cute moments. It is well worth watching every episode of Love Hina, as what you are given is cute romance and a strong female role who demonstrates the ability to encourage. The romance is cute in the way that the main characters parallel and contrast one another. 

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Made a promise to a girl as a child. How about forgetting about it only for her /or you, to show up at the doorstep only to find out it was something that they never forgot. 

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Asu no Yoichi! addpermalink

Lots of fun, lots of accidents, lots of punches, lots of love. Besides Keintaro is a normal Student, Yoichi is a Samurai. 

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The most obvious connection between the two is that the series are harem, but the important part lies in the fact they are wacky harem, harem that are way out there and will have the viewer laughing their head. Of course, when I say that they are way out there and will have the viewer laughing I don't mean because the series are bad, but more of that the humor is crackfic type of humor that tends to appeal to a certain audience like myself, yet if someone liked the humor in one they'll likely enjoy the other series. 

report Recommended by Yemi_Hikari

I think you'll find the characters and situation to be VERY similar, so unless you have some sort of pathological fear of something in one anime or the other, you should enjoy both. 

report Recommended by Grmo

Both have harem, both have the same kind of ecchi situations and both Yoichi and Keitaro sometimes "fly" after kick by girl ;P 

report Recommended by doorotka

Both of these series involve a dense, perverted, and slow (typical harem lead) male that goes to live in a place full of girls. In both series, all of the girls start to like the male lead for various reasons but can't bring themselves to admit their feelings.... very typical harms on both accounts. 

report Recommended by shinigamidono

Both feature a male who is more or less forced into a situation where he is living with a number of very different girls. 
The characters in both have virtually the same personality types, as both series's feature:
- A level headed, fairly pleasant male who's your typical tsundere victum
- A bossy, violent 'head of the household', obvious love interest girl
- A grumpy girl who's involved in a love triangle with the above
- A mischevious, creative girl (one in 'Yoichi', two in 'Hina')
- A 'cute' little moe girl (these two are virtually idenitical)
Ecchi related misunderstandings and fanserivce are of the plenty in, aswell as girl on boy violence.  read more 

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As I progress watching Love Hina more and more, I can only think how similar these two anime series are!
It even has the same types of characters.
Only difference is that Love Hina has some supernatural stuff (other than kendo/samurai being able to manipulate the air with their Chi/sword or whatever). 

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Mahou Sensei Negima! addpermalink

Same creator, yet slightly different.
I personally preferred Negima, because it had a bit more depth in it. Not as romance-based, I guess... But magic and spell-casting is always a plus. 

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Seto no Hanayome addpermalink

Both animes share the same premise, a boy, not especially popular, suddenly finds himself surrounded by girls interested in him. A lot of the visual gags usually arising from misunderstandings, which result in the boy getting beaten up and called a pervert, are also present in both series. 

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Nisekoi addpermalink

Is the same basic storyline, a childhood promise, love involved, girls confusion and a lots of comedy.
The characters are similar, but Love hina is harem style (many, many girls) and nisekoi is school life style. 

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Girls Bravo: First Season addpermalink

One guy, lots of pretty girls; That's the way things work in in the lives of both main male characters. Both of them develop a certain relationship with one of the girls, but due to the other girls, other guys and various negative circumstances, those relationships just don't work out the way they're supposed to, which produces some hilarious moments. Furthermore, the main male characters get treated like living punching bags by most of the girls, for performing unintended perverted actions. 

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Suzuka addpermalink

The entire structure of the show is almost the same as Love Hina, including plot twists. 

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Happy☆Lesson (TV) addpermalink

Both involve one guy trying to get by in life while having multiple girls who live with him interfering in some way, very funny and humorous, also has fan service 

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both series featured girls wielding swords (motoko aoyama and yayoi sanzenin), and childish characters (kaolla su and uzuki shitteno), and have 5 girls and one guy under one roof 

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Similarities:

Both were tagged as Harem and romance.

Both lead male characters got into the harem by accident.

Both harems often give their male characters a headache or other bodily sufferings that they received throughout the season of the anime they belong to. .

Both lead male characters are not doing very well with their studies (not making it to "Tokyo University" also qualifies).

Both lead male characters has one female member of his harem whom they feared the most.   

Dissimilarities:

In one anime it is the harem who came to the lead male character, while in the other anime it is the lead male character  who came to the harem.......by accident.

One male character (Keitaro Urashima) is a hopeless romantic (not until Naru declared her love for him) , an accidental (and unlucky) perv and a wuss, while the other one, Chitose Hitotose is a bad ass and a laid back loner.

Though both animes have a "Harem" tag, in "Love Hina" Keitaro is a (reluctant) lolicon* co'z he's older than the women in his harem (according to info there is a 2 year age difference between Naru and Kietaro), while in "Happy Lesson," the harem was mostly a bunch of sotacon* ladies who have the heart (or hots) to help Chitose.

   *it maybe a bit off but, I just like using the terms.

In "Love Hina" Keitaro Urashima ended up with Naru Narusegawa (which is obvious), while in "Happy Lesson" though Chitose may have kissed Mutsuki Ichimomji ,the story it still left unanswered as to who Chitose really likews among the 5 women who were in wedding gowns (final OVA).

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Green Green addpermalink

Ecchi comedies, both contain stories about the girl and the guy connected by past 

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Maison Ikkoku addpermalink

A new manager comes living into an old building and starts having feelings towards one of the residents, leading to all kinds of misunderstandings and goofiness. Not exactly the same humor, though. But definitely worth a shot if you want something a bit more realistic and a lot less haremish. 

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Bokura wa Minna Kawai-sou addpermalink

Rom-Com Dormitory Shenanigans where the cute and the weird live under the same roof! 

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Mahoraba: Heartful Days addpermalink

For another show about a simple guy living with a bunch of weirdos, give this one a spin. Like Love Hina, the main couple is obvious right off the bat and it holds the same psuedo shoujo-ai air. Above all, it's a very funny and very interesting follow-up if you still haven't gotten enough of the genre. 

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Tenchi Muyou! Ryououki addpermalink

The usual harem antics, although Tenchi features a bit of action. 

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Anime: Kono Aozora ni Yakusoku wo: Youkoso Tsugumi Ryou e

Kono Aozora ni Yakusoku wo: Youkoso Tsugumi Ryou e addpermalink

a guy and a group of girls living in a single dormitory.. plus shinobu maehara and shizu fujimura both ran away from home and moved in a dormitory due to a domestic turmoil. kono aozora is the drama version, and focuses on the male lead's brother-sister relationship to the female leads while love hina is more on comedy 

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Aa! Megami-sama! (TV) addpermalink

I both anime there is one boy surrounded by many girls in the same house. both main boys in these series are really unfortunate most of the time, but they make it up with speaking from the heart.
both anime are focusing a lot on comedy with a hint of romance. if you like one of these you'll surely like the other too. :) 

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Ouran Koukou Host Club addpermalink

The story is very similar because it revolves around a central character(who actually kindda look alike) surrounded by members of the opposite sex; also, the main story isn't love, but it seems to involve all of the characters. 

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Ai Yori Aoshi: Enishi addpermalink

Similar situations,characters etc and they both fall under the same genre 

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Anime: Oniichan dakedo Ai sae Areba Kankeinai yo ne!

Oniichan dakedo Ai sae Areba Kankeinai yo ne! addpermalink

Both Harem
Both have girls living in one dorm/house/inn + a guy 

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Anime: Battle Athletess Daiundoukai (TV)

Battle Athletess Daiundoukai (TV) addpermalink

both comedy.
BAV anime doesn't do the same joke over and over again and it is quite funny at times and make you laugh. It has lots of characters to but all the characters are likable/memorable.

It has good drama/comedy I guess a little shoujo-ai but the shoujo-ai in BAV is more convincing/funny than the romance in Love Hina. Also it has a plot and that is developed and resolved.

Also you'll recognize Shinobu and Kaolla Su in BAV who were more likable imho in bav. 

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Working!! addpermalink

Both animes are about some bussiness with many hilarious scenes, funny characters and a kind of romance. Some characters have similarities, like a guy who are always in trouble (Takanashi and Keitaro), a girl who are always punching the protagonist (Inami and Narusegawa), a girl with a sword (Yachiro and Motoko), a girl causing problems to everyone (Yamada and Sarah) and a lazy employee (Kyouko and Haruka).

 

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Megami no Café Terrace addpermalink

- Both shows are about a guy owns or inherits a place from their own grandma
- Both shows are harem romcom in which girls have a bad impression to the mc
- Both shows are the same in terms of a girl will fall in love to the mc
- Both shows are ecchi 

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School Rumble addpermalink

Both are romantic comedies. Also, school rumble have more "triangler loves" than love hina. Protagonists are similar: Keitaro and Harima has great difficulty in declaring for your beloved girl and have more than 1 girl loving they.

Love Hina are more focused on Love and School Rumble are more focused on Comedy. 

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Ranma ½ addpermalink

Both series involves harems and similar humor though "Ranma 1/2"  leans more towards the humor and "Love Hina" leans more towards the harem. Both employ older art styles as well and bright colors. 

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Nyan Koi! addpermalink

Some female characters from Nyan Koi are similar of the female characters of Love hina. Both are harem, are comedy and some ecchi parts 

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Nagasarete Airantou addpermalink

Both star the most unenviable male living in the most enviable scenario. These series are classic comedy-harem animes that will leave you wanting to watch them over and over again due to their witty slice-of-life scenarios and enjoyable cast of characters. 

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Genshiken addpermalink

Both have a college school theme. Love Hina is starts out pre-college, Genshiken is during college.
Both have character(s) that are struggling with what to do with their future.

You might like the development of character relations similarities and character growth.

The overall plot focuses mainly on how the characters are getting by the changes in their responsibilities into adulthood, while weighing heavily on relationships that forms in the process of school life. 

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NieA Under 7 addpermalink

Shows that center around a group of people living together. Episodic and comedic! drama added between the character's relations! (more in Love Hina). About young adults, college/academy! Girls taking baths!  

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Tonagura! addpermalink

Similar plot and animation style, some fanservice and tsundere main female character. 

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Amaenaide yo!! addpermalink

Comedy, a guy that puts himself on the worst (and nosebleed producers) situations, and a lot more... 

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Shuffle! addpermalink

Another harem style anime, with similar (but vastly improved) humor, and much greater sentimentality with a whole lot less predictability.  Basically a huge upgrade, watch Love Hina first, then move on to Shuffle! 

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Sister Princess addpermalink

Lots of unique but lovable girls torture one hapless but good hearted guy... 

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Megami-ryou no Ryoubo-kun. addpermalink

Both have that harem genre , where the setting is a dormitory where the one who's in charge is a guy and both have that same situation where guy finds himself having a rough start with living with his harem.  

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Zero no Tsukaima addpermalink

Both center around a romantic pairing made obvious at the beginning and beset by challenges in the form of other interested women, and both go to greater-than-average lengths, for the one-guy-multiple-girls approach, to flesh out their casts. Both feature a tsundere female lead who seems to enjoy nothing more than abusing the male lead. Love Hina has less magic, but its various side plots are often no less fantastical than if it did have magic. 

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Sakura-sou no Pet na Kanojo addpermalink

Both anime have the main character move into an unfamiliar place where he falls for a girl and follow the events of him as he gets used to life there. 

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Anime: Oniichan no Koto nanka Zenzen Suki ja Nai n da kara ne!!

Oniichan no Koto nanka Zenzen Suki ja Nai n da kara ne!! addpermalink

A harem living in an old dorm, but there is not brotherly complex in love hina  

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I My Me! Strawberry Eggs addpermalink

Both series has a strange comedy and romance side to it that makes it entertaining to watch. But more than that, I My Me! Strawberry Eggs and Love Hina has some other similarities:

Both series features some ecchi moments that are often misunderstood. 

Both series has a similar theme of restriction in which the main protagonist becomes likeable throughout the episodes. The main girl of course develops feelings for him and they form a bond.

Both series takes place at a school setting and in fact features school life as one of its prominent themes.

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Yume de Aetara (TV) addpermalink

Masuo Fuguno and Urashima Keitaro are very similar, they are both clumsy and haven't had many experiences with girls. They also look really similar. The girl love interests are really similar as well and have a tsundere attitude. 

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Anime: Kono Naka ni Hitori, Imouto ga Iru!

Kono Naka ni Hitori, Imouto ga Iru! addpermalink

Both involves a guy who is searching for somebody, the difference; one is searching for a girl whom he promise he will join her to enter  Tōkyō daigaku or Todai, while the other one is searching for his supposed sister. 

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Fruits Basket addpermalink

Technically, the two shows are quite different. I thought that they were most alike with their humor. There's quite alot of quirky slapstick comedy mixed in with a bit of drama and romance (mostly with the supporting characters in Fruits Basket). I found both shows very enjoyable and extremely easy to watch. 

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Anime: Kimi no Iru Machi: Tasogare Kousaten

Kimi no Iru Machi: Tasogare Kousaten addpermalink

Main protagonist and girl both have feelings for each other. However, it's not that simple. There are countless misunderstandings and obstacles in the way. Like drama? like love triangles? like romance? Then, you might be interested in both series. 

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Inukami! addpermalink

One boy always been beat by the main girl who loves and doesn't love him at the same time. Sometimes surrounded by many girls like in Love Hina and as always leading the main to be beaten.

Also Youko (Main Inukami!) and Naru (Main Love Hina) does not only share the same Seiyuu (Yui Horie) but also the same violent and love & love not attitude.  

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Kanojo, Okarishimasu addpermalink

Harem show with a pretty obvious main girl and a looser, pervert, virgin MC that gets increasingly dependable  while the plot progresses.

Especially following seasons will focus more on that growth though so at this point Kazuya is still much worse than even Keitarou in episode 1. 

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Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai addpermalink

both series are romantic comedies in which the mc develops his relationship with different girls and has to decide which one he picks to be more than friends.  

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Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou addpermalink

Similarities:
•Similar genres (harem and romance)
•The mc is always getting hurt by his lovers
•They all live together (mc of Love Hina is the manager of the dormitory while the mc of Monster Musume is the host/owner of his homestay)
•Casts have similar personalities

Differences:
•Monster Musume is a lot more 'bold' than Love Hina
•In Love Hina the characters (or at least most) are humans while in Monster Musume, it consists of humans and monster girls
•LH has 24 episodes while MM has 12
 

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Nisekoi: addpermalink

They both have almost the same plot in the story. 

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Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san addpermalink

MC have to live in a house where he is involved in an haren. 

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Anime: Ore wo Suki nano wa Omae dake ka yo

Ore wo Suki nano wa Omae dake ka yo addpermalink

Both are similar in some ways. The heroines gradually become part of the protagonist's harem, and both also break the fourth wall. 

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R.O.D: The TV addpermalink

Animes are good for when you are very still, tired of the usual shonen and want to watch something different.... That's it... Different!!!! Animes like this are for the real roots Otakus who don't bother with the less hyped and give a chance to just enjoy the story... I recommend it, not for total similarity, but for that pinch of innocent comedy with a little family value and a dose of cuteness!!!
<portuguese>Os animes são bem para quando você está muito paradão, cansado do shonen costumeiro e quer assistir algo diferente.... É isso... Diferente!!!! Animes assim são para os verdadeiros Otakus raízes que não se frescuram com os menos hypados e dá uma chance de, apenas, curtir a história... Recomendo, não por semelhança total, mas por aquela pitada de comédia inocente com um pouco de valor familiar e uma dose de fofura!!! </portuguese> read more 

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Kanojo ga Flag wo Oraretara addpermalink

Main Similarities: 
•Everybody has a thing for the main character.
•Involves multiple women living with the main character (they all live in the same dorm).
•Every women (and male who acts feminine) all have different personalities, so its a never a dull moment.  

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Hachimitsu to Clover addpermalink

I think Love Hina has more comedy then Hachimitsu to Clover. Both both have that "friends groups," an idiot character in that group, characters that have unrequited love, and main characters that are students. 

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Hand Maid May addpermalink

Both series focus around a kind hearted guy, who just can't seem to catch a break. In both series they meet up with that "special girl", who drastically changes their lives.

However MANY other girls are thrown into the picture to draw the two main characters away from each other. 

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Amagami SS addpermalink

Both series :
*are romance - harem with many story behind each heroines
*have a visual novel or eroge released!! 

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Anime: Heppoko Jikken Animation Excel♥Saga

Heppoko Jikken Animation Excel♥Saga addpermalink

Even though the theme is a little bit off they both have some precious comedy that not all anime have IMO they are some of the best funny animes 

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Maburaho addpermalink

Harem focusing with a main character and his quest to meet the promised girl of his childhood. 

The Harem Size may vary but it tells the same story (edit: actually it doesn't.)

I rewatched them to uodate this rec, Love Hina's promise girl plot is crucial but Maburaho doesn't really stress it out 

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Kimi no Iru Machi addpermalink

In comparison a great romantic drama,which tells the strong bonds between a boy and a girls and there problems caused by that love!!
the life spent in the past and the future outcome to it in many other difference aspects,both adds a heart warming feelings in heart and happy ending together 

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Fortune Arterial: Akai Yakusoku addpermalink

both erika sendo and naru plays the role of tsundere towards male leads kohei and keitaro 

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Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou addpermalink

Both are romantic comedies that focus on two people (mainly).  Both are sort of "classic" shows which are older than 10 years, but awesome shows nevertheless.   Love Hina is more "harem" and Kare Kano focuses more on character-relationship growth.  Love Hina focuses more on comedy and absurd situations while Kare Kano is a bit more serious and mature. 

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Seikimatsu Occult Gakuin addpermalink

These animes are nothing alike in terms of storyline, but in terms of main characters relationship, these two are very similar. Loser and Tsundere (not as much as a tsundere in Occult Academy but close), heading towards the same goal. If you like a slapstick relationship between hero and heroine you should like these two.   

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Clannad addpermalink

Both shows are Harem animes. This essentially means there is one guy and several girls who like him. Both are extremely funny and light hearted. While Clannad is based on a school setting for the most part, Love hina is more set in a home setting. If you have seen and liked love hina, you will probably like clannad, and vice versa.  

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Lovely★Complex addpermalink

they both hate each other in the first episode then they both have kissing scene and a happy ending. watch love hina follow up by love hina again. 

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Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan addpermalink

The mood feels very similar plus in both animes the main character gets beaten all the time. 

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Toradora! addpermalink

Both are really sweet, in a sense that you just can't get the story and the characters out of your head for weeks, so good they are. Well, both are comedies, both involve unlikely love relationships which are denied by everybody including those in love, both contain a fair amount of "fated to be together" coincidences which make you jump at your seat smiling and clapping your hands happily, realizing what's going to happen and enjoying it in advance; and fair amount of heart-warming turns. Not only that, but - I don't believe I have to write this, but the word "comedy" can mean anything these days - both are basically packed with fun, they're fun non-stop.

They are also similar in how they deal with love scenes. No teary-eyed separations and confessions every five minutes, no queues of kyuute girls waiting for onii-chans at their doors in the morning, no otaku service (some fan service is present in Love Hina though), no time wasted on cliches boring but required by genre. The love depicted in both Love Hina and Toradora is _normal_, the kind you would think you can probably see everywhere, although you can't, but that's another sad story. read more 

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Negima!? addpermalink

Both are fanservice-less adaptations of Ken Akamatsu manga. 

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Ichigo 100% addpermalink

Both are harems with over-done, annoying, perverted, and extremely wimpy male leads (even more than the usual harem) 

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Kannagi addpermalink

Like in love hina, most of the char are in love with keitaro...
in kannagi, most of the girls are in love with mikuriya jin 

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Sekirei addpermalink

For some reason Sekirei's first episode reminded me to Love Hina, specifically to Keitaro; Minato and Keitaro were both trying to get into college but, sadly for them, they failed several times the entrance exam. 

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Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu addpermalink

It reminds me of it in alot of ways, they both have mystery, comedy and romance, lots of pretty girls, and some of the voice actors are the same. The art is very similar too. 

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Akazukin Chacha addpermalink

If you enjoyed the humor in love hina then you'll really appereciate this anime's sense of humor because it's a lot smarter (quite brilliant) 

you'll laugh a lot and if you're worreid about akazukin cha cha being childish let me say it's just as if not less childish than love hina.

brilliant anime aimed towards children & dumb anime aimed towards adults/teenagers~   

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Anime: Aa! Megami-sama! Sorezore no Tsubasa

Aa! Megami-sama! Sorezore no Tsubasa addpermalink

well both are a shonen romantic comedy and are simular by the fact each male is surrounded by women and it's just as funny but not as well drawn read my review to learn more 

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Dash! Kappei addpermalink

This anime is crazier/wackier than love hina and it does in a way that isn't idiotic whatsoever somehow. if you want to laugh watch this, also it's ecchi like love hina too but it actually has a reason to be there. 

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Rikujou Bouei-tai Mao-chan addpermalink

The anime are both by the same creator (Ken Akamatsu) and have the same character designs. The anime don't really have much in common aside from that. But there are some cameos and references to Love Hina in Mao-chan, which can make it more fun. 

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True Tears addpermalink

Both are romantic harems with a colorful cast of characters. The stories in each are both compelling and rich. If you've liked one, you'll definitely take a liking to the other. 

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Tokimeki Memorial: Only Love addpermalink

Both shows have the romance, harem, comedy, and school life genres. You'll definitely like Love Hina if you liked Tokimeki Memorial. 

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Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu addpermalink

Both Have a Student Girl punching, kicking and striking the protagonist and these two have a kind of romance. Also, The two protagonists are seen as strange guy. 

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Kiniro no Corda: Primo Passo addpermalink

both have guys who are always surrounded. in la corda secondo passo there are 2 guys with that description 

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Wind: A Breath of Heart (TV) addpermalink

both series' main protagonists have known each other since childhood, and have an object to remember a promise (sandbox and harmonica) plus have ladies skilled with a sword, hikari tsukishiro and motoko aoyama, and cheery and energetic girls kaolla su and hinata okano 

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Ichigo Mashimaro addpermalink

give these two series a crossover regardless of animation and with no canonicity to the series' respective storylines, and surely, kaolla and shinobu may both get along well to the four characters while nobue may have a mature relationship with motoko, kitsunne and naru 

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Kage kara Mamoru! addpermalink

both series have sword wielding girls (motoko and tsubaki), both series' male protagonists wears glasses, and are romantically linked with the female protagonists and both female protagonists even sang onscreen 

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Koi Koi 7 addpermalink

similarities: 
both series' male protagonists are a couple with the female protagonists and have known each other since childhood and are also wearing glasses

differences:
tetsuro tanaka (Koi koi 7) is immediately welcomed by the heroines and protects him while keitaro urashima (love hina) recieved torture on his first encounter with the heroines (except for shinobu who debuted in episode 2 and motoko who appeared in episode 3)

also, sakuya kamatsuri and kaolla su seems to be both experts in weapons specially when the latter used a bazooka to chase off a disguised keitaro (they'd even make a perfect team) 

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Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka addpermalink

both female heroines (yuuhu katagiri and naru narusegawa) have learned to love the males (junichi nagase and keitaro urashima) despite an animosity in the beginning 

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Gift: Eternal Rainbow addpermalink

both series are harem type anime featuring 5 girls and one guy plus have sowrd wielding girls rinka hokazono and and motoko aoyama 

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Happy☆Lesson addpermalink

the main male characters both have feelings for the ladies (keitaro to narusegawa and chitose to mutsuki) and both females also ended up having feelings for the males.. also, both have sword-wielding females: motoko aoyama and yayoi sanzenin and both even use their swords to intimidate the males and uzuki and kaolla are both childish 

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Tachibanakan Triangle addpermalink

This is basically what would happen if Love Hina had a female protagonist. There's a bit more Ecchi in Tachibanakan Triangle, but it captures the feel of both, Love Hina is definitely better romance / story-wise though, TT is purely slapstick comedy with ecchi thrown in. 

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Myself; Yourself addpermalink

Unreal School life-Love story Anime, i recommend it for everyone!!!  

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Tenchi Muyou! GXP addpermalink

These are two animes that in my opinion have a very similar humor to them.  It's one boy living with a lot of hott girls and things have some.... sexual tension.  It's perverted, but in a funny way.  If you like one odds are you will like the other although I prefer Tenchi. 

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Full Metal Panic! addpermalink

I noticed that Naru and Kaname have similar looking face and attitude. They're both violent, and both of them often use harisen to knock off Keitaro and Sousuke. 

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To LOVE-Ru addpermalink

While watching Love Hina i had the seam fealing when i watched To Love Ru
They both are ecchi and have many beautiful girl around a boy,even tough To love ru is a bit mature :D
So if you like Love Hina and don't mind a little bit of ecchi you will like To Love Ru :] 

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Chobits addpermalink

Both is little perverted and funny.Great anime for those who wanna laugh ;) 

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Azumanga Daiou The Animation addpermalink

Both a bunch of girls just messing around. Not really any guys in Azumanga though ^_^ 

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Kanamemo addpermalink

different girls of different ages in one group

plus naru narusegawa and haruka nishida shares the same voice actress: Yui Horie

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