Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta?

Both contain in game/IRL relationships 

Both focus heavily on role playing games; and how Gender is often misinterpreted in said role playing games, but still leads to a romantic situation anyway.  

Both involve romance in a MMORPG game world where the girl completely is off her trolley to hate the reality of life.  

Both are stories about people playing an mmo online. In Net-Juu, both mc's use the opposite gender and start to fall in love with each other in the game. In Netoge no Yome, the male mc confesses to a girl in a game and she tells him that she is actually a boy in real life. 

They are two animes in which the protagonist plays a game online and is a "NEET", in both animes the protagonist enters a Guild and interacts with her, in both appears a special person in which creates an additional climate, are not two great animes but are good to pass the time if you like animes about online games and a light romance. 

These two anime's focus on the romance side of gaming as two characters try to balance out their relationship irl as well as their gaming lives. They both have hilarious comedy, interesting characters and some sweet moments to go with them. 

Both series socializes via playing games. The story is similar to each other. They know each other in games as well as real life. The romance is pretty good as well as the comedy. 

Net-juu is basically NetoYome but: - Club room - Married couple in game - Harem = Struggling in real life = MMORPG~Real life setting = That rich MMORPG casher character = Trying to recover RL from game + Reverse Harem + Character are adults + Character evolution  

These anime shows the characters what they do in-game while playing MMORPGs in the point of view from the virtual game world and what they also do in real life. These also show the sides of their personalities of the real life and in-game world and their relationships to other characters between two worlds. 

-both MC's are playing online games and meet their love interest inside the game. Personally, I like Net-juu more than this recommendation and the reason I recommended this is that this show was the first thing that came to my mind when I watched Net-juu's episode one. 

both are stories around girls that are Neets or want to be Neets Both female mc had problems social anxiety to the point one gave up a promising career and the other barely goes to school and interacts with others. Both only seem to be happy functioning in the online in MMORPG. both deploy relationship with an online friend that the meet in IRL and awkward romance comedy ensues. difference Netoge is circle around highschool students and the MC reaction to meet her online husband is far different than Net-juu. Netoge is the lighter hearted of the two but still with the social anxiety and they way the MC deal with it.  read more 

- protagonists play a mmorpg - romantic comedy ---> "And you thought there is never a girl online?" is with kids and "Recovery of an MMO Junkie" is with adults ;) 

'The Recovery of an MMO Junkie' is a Rom-Com that has a similar concept of story with 'And you thought there is never a girl online?' where the main characters are engaged in a video game and they end up meeting up in the real world where romance will still develop. Both of them can be finished easily since they don't have sequels and they have 12-episodes to boot. 

Disclaimer (Sorry, English is not my native language :D) Both Net-juu no Susume and Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? follow a similar style of development, but with some different aspects that make each work unique. Both anime often revolve around the theme of gaming. In Net-juu no Susume, the dynamic is a little more realistic and dramatic, offering a serious and engaging storyline. On the other hand, Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? presents a fun and relaxing story, which is light-hearted and easy to understand. Despite these differences, both anime explore the development of romance. In conclusion, both Net-juu no Susume and Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? are excellent anime series with similar styles. They are well-written and well-animated, providing enjoyable experiences for viewers. read more 

Both r Game romance but Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? is way better than Net-juu no Susume.. 

Both have the same school , cyber punk and comedy, romance, it also involves guy having a on-line relationship that he even hasn't met in real life, it also involves the guy getting recruited to a club for gamers.  

-Same genres: comedy, school, (romance) -Mc plays games which results in him getting dragged into a game club -Decent comedy -Fun to watch -Netoge is more focused on romance and Gamers! is all about misunderstandings 

The couples are gamers. Cute and funny moments of romance. A heartwarming story.  

Basically, the similarity between the two shows is gamer's trying surviving in real life.Both have lots of romance too.  

Both are romance series focused around a group of high school gamers and their mutual interest, however Netoge no Yome focuses more on the group's dynamic within the club and helping Ako distinguish the game from reality, while Gamers is more focused on the misunderstandings that arise from the group not knowing how to communicate. While both are comedic, Netoge uses fanservice for humor at times, while Gamers is more tame 

Very similar characters, styles and genres, both shows use games as main "shtick". 

A socially awkward dark haired girl can't separate reality from fantasy/games, leading to altercations which cause embarrassment, and protagonist tries to lead them towards a normal high school life. Both series have a club with only female members and one male, it functions to hide their complexes from classmates. Elements of romance can be found in both series. 

If you're looking for another anime about an eccentric girl that thinks she lives in a fantasy world, then here it is. 

+ Do you like light novel adaptations done right? Both of these are like that.. + Both are shows about your eveyday and common life at school/club... + Both have hilarious/akward female MC's [ Rikka & Ako ], in other words, the girls who can't distinguish real life and fiction... + Male MC's [ Rusian & Yuuta ] are surrounded by their pseudo harems in their club, but still there is only 1 girl they are devoted for.... + Funny situations, great artystyle choice, great OST's, memorable characters...all of it in these two shows.... + Supporting cast sometimes can get on your nerves, but without them both shows would be bland and boring... + High level of SOL alert, in these you won't find any supernatural/psychologic stuff... +1 fot this... - Chuunibyou has way better animation and overall movement scenes... - Netoge has way better comedy and akward romance which I liked the most... read more 

I think chuunibyou is a masterpiece, but here's a slimier one.. ~both have females characters that can't tell the difference between reality and games/imagination. ~both are romance, Comedy and School shows. ~both are Harem, i don't see any other characters than the main one! ~both are short and fun to watch (12 episodes)  

Let's just say this, SAO(2) and Konosuba(3) had a Baby That Was Born Today Named "Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta?"(1) (Or Net Game in English tho.) And Net Game had 4 more Brothers and Sisters. That being: (4)DanMachi (5)Phantasy Star Online 2 The Animation (6)No Game No Life (7)The Devil is a Part-Timer! Alright with that said let's start with the Similarities Shall we? 1,2,3,5, And 6:All 5 of them are Based on a Game-Like World. (DanMachi Doesn't Really Count since us not base on a Video Game tho.) 1,2,3,4, And 6:The Main Characters from Each Show have a Harem. 1,3, And 7:Are Very Funny and Have Similar Humours (In my opinion tho.) 1,2,3,4,5,6, And 7:Have Epic Fights Seems are Good Animation tho. 1 And 7:The Main Character Sometimes Gets in Trouble for Silly Reasons and ended up Sorving Their Problems on a Hilarious way lol. (Also both of the MC Are really Nice Guys tho.) 1,2, and 7:Are Originally from a Light Novel Publish by Dengeki Bunko. 1,2 And 5:The Main Character of each Series Have a Girlfriend. And in All of Those 7 Anime The Main Character are OP as Heck Tbh Tho. I do recommend all 7 of them tho. read more 

~both have MMORPG theme. ~both are very comedy, and kinda ecchi. ~both have a great colorful art. ~both are short (10~12 episodes). 

both anime, the female main heroine have a geek hobby. (nogizaka) haruka is obsessed in anime while (netoge)tamaki is addictive on video games. if you enjoyed nogizaka, I assure you will enjoy netoge too. both anime are too kawaii  

Wotakoi and Recovery of an MMO Junkie are similar in almost all aspects, yet vastly different. Though either anime is made by different studios, one doesn't even have a producer and the other has arguably to many; they each are both wonderfully told stories about a new young progressing couple. WHo just so happened to meet on a faighted day. I would recommend either pf these animes to someone who wants to just watch older couples have comedic yet romantic moments at random times. 

Both are very similar in many ways, although completely different plots. First, both are ecchi, harem, comedy, and school. Both main characters are put into situations to be surrounded by girls. Both have to do with having an otaku life vs real life. Both have tsundere female with light hair. The main difference is that Netoge is more gaming orientated and Oreimo is more anime orientated. But in they are very similar even when it comes down to the OP, which sounds remotely the same.  

-Both of them are Based on a Game-Like World. -The Main Characters from Both Shows have a Harem. -Both Have Epic Fights Seems are Good Animation tho. -Both Are Originally from a Light Novel. -And The Main Character of Both Series Have a Girlfriend. 

Both are harem romances with very similar protagonists, graphics and humor. On top of that some inter-character relationships are almost identical to the point of experiencing flashbacks and deja vu. 

Main female characters of these shows don't want to accept reality. Other characters try to help them... 

The main plot story about meeting friends through online game and gradually growing closer to them is similar. Sharing their feelings with each other, spending time both online and offline face to face. And lastly becoming a couple. In Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? (And you thought there is never a girl online?) the female lead Ako is a little unsocial and a shut-in where the same can be said to Yamada in Yamada-kun to Lv999. The main character from Netoge Nishimura is quite normal but the same cannot be said for Akane from Yamada-kun, she has mood swing problems as well as impatient, desperate for love. Insecurity of dying single without finding love. Considering everything these two animes are very much alike.  read more 

The main character is just a normal guy, but a girl falls in love with him. The problem is that the girl is nuts. One is significantly darker than the other, but the two sets of leads have the same type of relationship, and in the dub at least, their voices are very similar. 

This Art Club Has a Problem! and NetoYome are each series about a group of teenagers in a club at their high school. There is a character who is obsessed with virtual life/characters. The main female character has a big crush on the main male character. Each series has its moments with fan service. The main difference is that NetoYome is about a computer gaming club, while This Art Club Has a Problem is obviously about an art club.