Midori no Hibi

A teenager wakes up and discovers that his right hand is no longer what it used to be ... In Midori no Hibi, the teenager right hand becomes his waifu In Parasyte, the teenager right hand becomes a 'parasitu' 

A symbiotic relationship between parasite and human exists in both anime. Coincidentally, both take place with the protagonist's right hand. But in the case of Midori no Hibi, the so called parasite is an actual girl. Whereas in Kiseijuu, it is an actual parasite. Both have to learn to adapt the current odd situation that either of them have no actual idea how they ended up in.  

Having ano0ther entity occupy your hand concept. While Kiseijuu is darker midori no hibi is more light hearted. 

Both involve hands being taken over by an entity & changing shape. Both awesome too. 

The MCs wake up one morning and find out that their right hand has come to life!  

There is a living thing that interacts with the main character, sounds like a girl, helps the main character grow as a person, has a weird guy that the main character befriends after meeting him (the weird guy) randomly. 

Parasyte is one of my favorite anime of all time, the way it portrays the character development of Shinichi by forcing him to literally share his body with another entity is amazing. Personally loosing a hand or an arm is a great fear of mine, it would change so many things about the way that I live my life. Most importantly at least for a while after that life changing event I would feel robbed of one of the most important things in my life. Agency. Shinichi's journey throughout the show has always resonated with me, however while Parasyte attempts to show us what it would be like to coexist with a completely alien entity, Midori no Hibi attempts to show us something entirely different, what if your hand was a waifu? Enough said. read more 

If you are looking for anime where the right hand is as important than protagonist, then you won't have to look further 

school stuff, schoolboy who everyone thinks is intimidating delinquent from looks, though actually very nice personality, likes random girl, but gets close to another in order to reach goal, eventually developing love between schoolgirl who tries (or indirectly) to correct his image, comedy, touch of drama....same old 

Both series contains the typical main protagonist who at first has no luck with girls. However, as the series progresses, he makes connections with other characters including the main female protagonist and forms a bonds with them that begins with friendship, towards respect, affection, and later romance. Both series features the romantic comedy genre that has a somewhat predictable story but nonetheless executed well that expands beyond the fan-service and more into the drama mixed in with comedy and later on, emotional type. Like romantic comedies, both series feature love trials/triangles, misunderstandings, and a main protagonist treasures their bond with the girl that they respect and later come to appreciate.  read more 

Seiji and Ryuuji are really similar. Guys that look scary but really aren't. They're both the same genre and they're both really funny, but can also be somewhat serious at times. Overall they're both really enjoyable! 

The relationship of these two series is as follows: - The protagonist is a boy who has not had luck in love, due to his appearance as a delinquent, and that hides a good boy inside. - He becomes involved with a girl, which becomes part of his life, where she will show his true nature to him, and together they will join forces so that she, can get her happiness. - Both the protagonist of Midori no Hibi and the girl protagonist of Toradora, have nicknames due to their strength, where anyone who is against you, can be affected. The series seek to show that we do not always search in the right place. read more 

Similarity - Both main male characters are not either handsome or cool but they are nice - school life Which one is better? Toradora 

Both protagonist are feared by others. (Toradora) Ryuuji is feared because of the way he looks and Seiji (Midori Days) is feared because of his reputation of beating up dellinquents. Both Toradora and Midori Days are Romantic Comedies and have protagonist that realize at the end of the series that the person they truly loved was right beside them the whole time and they never realized it before. 

Midori no Hibi is a hidden gem that’s the closest anime to Toradora! that I’ve seen. Both Seiji and Ryuuji are kind guys that look scary on the outside. Midori looks exactly like a green haired Minori, and both anime are very funny! The art styles are very similar as well. However, Toradora! focuses a bit more on the romance part than Midori no Hibi, and Midori no Hibi has quite a bit of ecchi scenes. However, both are very good romcom anime. Check out one if you liked the other. Have fun! 

Seiji and Onizuka are about the same character. Both are two guy who love to chase after women and while on the surface seem like tough guys in actuality both of them have a heart of gold. 

If you want some humor and comedy and action, then check out both series. The main character in both series are also similar in that they are desperate to get a girlfriend or enter into a serious relationship despite their delinquent outer self. There is also a lot of fan-service in both series as well as crude humor. Yet, there is also some romance and later drama in some of the more serious episodes. Both series are excellent if you're looking for some humor and a laugh. 

I realize that this is a very strange recommendation however the main characters of these to shows share a lot of similarities. Both can kick ass, both are virgins, both have a tendency to over react, and both act similarly around women. 

The correlation between these shows are unmistakeable. The premise of both anime starts off with 2 overpowered delinquents that happen to have a green haired cuties introduced into their lives, forever changing their personalities to be more on the warm hearted side vs. the scary bully side. Along with the similar ideas, the characters have a connection aswell. Oga and Seiji both are infamous delinquents with nicknames, Baby Be'el and Midori are both unaccepted at the start but later are accepted, Aoi and Takako- they have the wrong first impression with Oga and Seiji respectively, but they learn of the side of the boys that was caring and protective, causing them to start having crushes on the boys, and finally, Furuichi and Takamizawa, weirdos that like girls and fake girls respectively. All these factors sum up for 2 shows that were both enjoyable and extremely similar read more 

Uncanny similarity. Both females of both shows had a dramatic "change" that occurred to them, making them closer to the one they loved. Both main male characters have this dilemma whether to keep the "change" that had happened or to revert them back. Animations are pretty similar. Romance is Vanilla. Both Main male characters are bad-ass, but you can see them warm-up later because of the circumstances that happened... 

great romance with a slight supernatural feel; though the supernatural theme does not have quite the explanation, but that's the charm of the animez. so if u loved the anime "Kimi no Na wa", i think u will also love "Midori no Hibi". 

I truly enjoy the romance genre and I love when a show breaks out of the common mold and adds a fun supernatural element to the romance. Midori no Hibi and Yamada-Kun are similar because they both contain a male lead that is a "tough guy" who has a rarely seen soft side and a shy girl who is brought together with the tough guy through a Supernatural way. I love both of these shows because they show a great connection between the two leads and it is really nice seeing their romances blossom in a comedic and Supernatural way. 

In both Midori no Hibi and Seto no Hanayome, the life of the main protagonist (Seiji/Nagasumi) is changed as he is forced to have an unique girlfriend, Midori on (who happens to be on Seiji’s hand) in Midori no Hibi and Sun (who is a mermaid) in Seto no Hanayome. Both series also have a similar art style and a similar kind of humor, though Midori no Hibi is a little more grounded than Seto no Hanayome is. Check them both out, they both deserve a watch! 

Both series features a mini girl who tries her best to make her crush/master happy. Both series contain supernatural themes mixed in with drama, comedy, and of course romance. Both series' animation style are also similar. 

School Rumble and Midori Days have a similar artstyle and a similar feel. They are both romantic comedies and both male protagonists are delinquents.