Fruits Basket

I think some of the characters are similar, like:

Tohru-Mitsuki   

Rin-Madoka 

Kyo-Takuto

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I found the main girl to be similar in these two. While the stories are a little different, there are certainly elements which remain the same. Both follow the story of a hopeful girl who, despite all hardships, does her best to smile and fulfil a dream. Both are later "rescued" (depending on how you interpret it) and so the stories begin.  

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They both have some kind of tragedy which they're trying to fight against and there's some guy around who's innocent but is still put as a bad person. :) 

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Both are shoujo, with a non-important magical aspect. Both have a young, sweet female as the protagonist, and both are romances, but they are also both very deep and explore many other themes such as death. I would even go as far as to say that Full Moon is more depressing than Furuba, and both are much deeper than usual shoujo. They are also of similar length. 

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Both of these manga are about imaginative girls who seem to be in a strange world. Then, they are joined by other people who they seem to help out with. Both Fruits Basket and Full Moon are very stylish manga about girls whom you would fall in love with and you will love the characters who provide comical relief such as Takuto - Kyo or Meroko and whatnot. They also provide comedy, some drama, and magic. 

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Both series are deceptively dark - are they cheerful fantastical romances? Rather, both deal with issues of suicide, illness and debilitating curses. Both say similar things and ask similar questions.

The Sohma curse in Fruits Basket and the Shinigami curse in Full Moon share similarities too, each with their own discussion. Both situations are explored and complicated by the arrival of an unassuming, lonely girl. The most powerful people in each of their stories, both Tohru and Mitsuki provide the cursed with new ways to find answers.

The most important similarity is that each of them offer deconstruction and utility of typical shoujo narratives. Crucially, neither are solely about romance, or curses: both are about important, almost familial, relationships and how best to hold them dear. read more 

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Both involve a girl with similar situations. Also, both have romance and comedy and the art are both great. 

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Both have a wholesome female lead mc as well as romance elements in it, as well as a school setting included too and also lots of really nice art and character designs as well too. 

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Fruits Basket and Full Moon wo Sagashite are both shoujo manga about a female protagonist who has become an orphan and ends up getting herself in the middle of supernatural hijinks. She manages to touch the hearts of the people she meets along the way and finds herself in the middle of a potential love triangle with two boys. While they are both funny reads with some over-the-top comedy, there is also tragic and potentially touchy subject matter within the story. 

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Great characters and a semi sad plot just makes the book great if you liked fruits basket 

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Kitchen no Ohimesama addpermalink

The circumstances and characters and their relationships to each other have a similar feel to it. 

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Tohru and Najika are both orphans facing tremendous opposition from those in power. Both girls have an amazing power of optimism to overcome theseobstacles, and even the two main male characters are similiar: Daichi is just like Kyo, and Sora is like Yuki.  

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WOW.  Although these two manga's have totally different settings, Fruits Basket is school life touching fantasy and Kitchen Princess is school life about cooking, the main characters practically share the same kind of spirit and both stories have the same sort of depth.  Fruitsbasket has more characters, though and is a bit longer.  I'm sure though that if you like one, you'll like the other- especially if you love the main character and the over all feel of the story 

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I was instantly struck by their similarities. I suppose Fruits Basket vaguely does have something to do with food, but it's more analogical, and anyway, that's not the point. At first glance, both are typical, fluffy, mindless, shoujo manga, but as you read, they become something much more. Fruits Basket and Kitchen Princess are both beautifully illustrated, heart-warming stories that will make you laugh, cry, and feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside, about a ridiculously cheerful, optimistic albeit clueless orphaned heroine, an oranyan and a beautiful student council president who seems way too perfect. The oranyan and the beautiful student council president don't get along that well, either. And they're related. Okay, there are way too many similarities. Is this normal? Yuki isn't the student council president until farther along in the story, but whatever. If you adored Kitchen Princess, you'll love Fruits Basket even more! read more 

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Kitchen Princess and Fruits Basket are both about orphans who are very hard working and kind. Both of these manga include love triangles and alot of the characters are similar. Both of these manga include psychological drama and some tragedy but are also very uplifting at times. But Fruits Basket is more of a fantasy and Kitchen Princess deals with more realistic matters. 

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Fruits Basket and Kitchen Princess are both shoujo manga about a female protagonist who also happens to be a fairly optimistic orphan. She meets two male characters early on who not only seem to have interest in her, but are also related and have some kind of family problems between each other. The art style of both manga are similarly appealing, and while the stories may provide a bit of laughs, they also have somewhat tragic subject matter. 

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Both series begin as lighthearted romantic comedies where our kindhearted protagonist gets mixed up with a pair of wealthy boys who are related to each other. You can easily compare Najika and Tohru's never ending kindness, compassion, and optimism, even though Najika has more grit. Sora and Yuki are both princely characters, and Kyo and Daichi are both the rougher outcasts.

Both series do delve into darker subjects, such as grief and parental abuse/neglect and deal with these topics in a sensitive manner. Kitchen Princess is for a younger audience than Fruits Basket, though. Also, both series do have a strong focus on character development where all the characters strive to be better people. read more 

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Kamisama Hajimemashita addpermalink

Regular girl becomes homeless, gets taken and and involved with all sorts of supernatural things. Both are sweet, interesting stories with interesting characters  

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Both are close becuase:
 They include romance
 The main character Kyo(cat) and Tomoe (Fox) have a smililar personality
 Same supernatural theme 

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The main character becomes homeless and involved with the supernatural world.
Kamisama Hajimemashita is more of a romantic comedy and Fruits Basket falls more into the tragedy genre, but both are very heartwarming. 

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A story about a young girl whose life changes one day forever after encountering a supernatural being. Sound familiar? Fruits Basket and Kamisama Hajimemashita crafts a story with a premise based on supernatural themes. The girl loses everything but find a new chance with an offering that she can't refuse. She quickly realizes the changes in her new life with the presence of supernatural beings. Throughout the course of both series, there is relationship development as we learn more about each character. There is also a progressive story that focuses on the family legends of both series. Fruits Basket has more drama while Kamisama Hajimemashita adapts comedy. However, both series are considered shoujo classics so give them a try if that's something you're interested in. read more 

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genres: Sci-fi, romance, comedy

Forbidden love between the characters Tohru and Kyo (curse of the 12 zodiacs), Nanami and Tomoe (love between a yokai and a fox). 

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Both series include a girl that has lost everything - home and family. She gets offered to live in a place but turns out the place is owned by an animal-related person. In Kamisama Hajimemashita, it involves a dog-like demon, a snake demon and various other animals. In Fruits Basket, it involves the 12 animals of the zodiac. Both very funny <3 

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Fruits Basket and Kamisama Kiss are two shoujo manga with a bit of a supernatural twist—the main character is a girl who has recently become homeless, but quickly finds residence thanks to a guy she meets nearby. However, her new home comes with some supernatural consequences, and now the main character finds herself juggling her school life with keeping the secret behind her new circumstances. 

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Gakuen Alice addpermalink

Whilst being two completely different storylines....they both share alot of common elements and plot lines.....If you like one, you will definately like the other...most recommended! 

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I find Hyuuga Natsume very similar to Sohma Kyo. Abused, an outcast (in a way), and "different." Also, they're rude at first, but later on, they softened up and changed in various ways. Sakura Mikan is also quite similar to Honda Tohru. An airhead, and simple-minded. She's also the "key" or the "cure" to Natsume (in Fruits Basket, Tohru was Kyo's cure). Of course, I wouldn't leave Nogi Ruka behind. He's similar to Sohma Yuki because he's gentle and admirable. He and Natsume are opposites, like Yuki and Kyo are, although the relationship between Kyo and Yuki is nowhere near Ruka and Natsume's.  

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The heroines, Mikan (in GA) and Tohru (in Furuba) are both natural airheads, yet they try their absolute hardest to succeed in whatever they do and are the "hope" of everybody around them. They're hard people to hate and even if someone in the story disliked them at first, they end up liking them. Both girls fall for (and eventually get) the guy who caused them the most trouble but who also has always been there for her, despite being the cliche tsundere type.

Both start out as light, comedic and heartwarming, and evolve into very dark-toned and serious plots that keep pulling you in for more. The stories both focus on supernatural aspects, as well as tragedy, behind which are the big bosses who control everything. 

They have very bittersweet endings, but for spoiler reasons I won't say why or how. Both will have you reaching for the tissue box, though, I promise. read more 

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-Female, optimistic, and determined protagonist
-Lots of drama that is handled well
-Supernatural twist
-Hilarious
-Developed romance
-Similar male protagonist
-Strong friendships made throughout the series

Despite all these similarities, these series still distinguish themselves as their own! I love both stories, so definitely check it out if you're interested!  

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Both main characters are female.
Kyou and Natsume are both abused and keep in their emotions 
Both female characters are in a society in which they dont belong to. 
Both manga's contain romance 
Both female characters end up helping everyone  

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In the beginning of both mangas, it starts off all nice, but there's more to it. They get into more deeper topics. Not to mention, the female main character for both of the mangas are very similar personality wise. Both, in my opinion are very good mangas. Both mangas display problems that occur real life. PFFT, they're just really alike trust me, I feel like a robot trying to write this. 

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Watashi no Ookami-kun addpermalink

Both manga have a female protagonist surrounded by (mostly) males with an alternate animal form. She is also a central character in resolving their issues. 

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Dengeki Daisy addpermalink

Really innocent and cute like fruits basket, but also with a deep trauma, just like furuba its a manga for smiles and sad faces 

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Love So Life addpermalink

the main characters are very similar. they both are orphans and they both are invited into a family. they are both cheerful and kind.
the plots are sort of similar.
there is romance 

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Shinshi Doumei Cross addpermalink

I always felt the main character (Haine) was like Tohru, optimistic, clumsy, lovable, loyal. She always appeared happy and warm to her friends but she was facing an internal conflict. With her opitimism she cheers the Student Council. She also was an average student, but worked hard at after school jobs, dense. In the story she helps a boy who also faces family problems (no spoilers) and she turned his unhappy, dark ways, and made him see the light and he protected her. In my opinion he wasn't really a part of the family, like Kyo who was not a part of the Soma family (forgive me if I spell this wrong) because he was born the year of the Cat. Both men in my opinon have a temper, but lighten up after they meet that girl. Both the characters have family problems due to the family and the family system they are involved in. 

I read this and I thought "This is a lot like Fruits Basket!" read more 

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Koko ni Iru yo! addpermalink

Both to me had similar feel when you are reading them, both are really cute. Fruits Basket has: comedy drama romance and shoujo.  Koko ni Iru yo! has: romance school school life and shoujo. Both are really good if you like one i think that you will like the other :).
  

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Cardcaptor Sakura addpermalink

I think both of these girls are main characters who have magical powers. They are both optimistic, have friends, try to make them happy, and are highly curious. They both have hot-headed guys and friendly people. Not to mention, they have some drama, comedy and romance and are very cute manga. 

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Juunikyuu de Tsukamaete addpermalink

Zodiac P.I. made me think of Fruits Basket a bit in terms of the shared mystical feel. One is about astrological signs and the other Chinese zodiac animal designations... but both have their own lore about how the date and time of your birth can influence your personality. Though Fruits Basket doesn't really have any detective elements, it does have a mystery to it, and they're also both older shoujo series with strong romances.  

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Shiawase Kissa 3-choume addpermalink

Both main-characters are hard-working, naïve, adorable, selfless and clueless characters. Not in an annoying way. Also, both are reverse harem manga with good looking guys falling in love with the main-character (partly unknowing). In spite of the laid-back comedic feeling, all the characters got a dark past. But while Fruits Basket grows darker and more dramatic with love revelations, Shiawase Kissa Sanchoume has yet to reach that state. Both series are very enjoyable for people liking shoujo comedy with a cute plot - without TOO much romance.  

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Kanata kara addpermalink

the male protagonist has a dark secret that he tries to suppress.  the main characters are both ordinary but pure hearted girls who are able to help them. 

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Yumemiru Taiyou addpermalink

Both stories are quite similar in their structure. 
Both are about a teenage girl who moves into a house with 3 boys and they are the only girl. They both have romantic relations with one or more of the boys in the household. Yumemiru Taiyou is more based on romance, but Fruits Basket has a fantasy aspect to it also. 

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Ouran Koukou Host Club addpermalink

Both series are mostly-friendship-based reverse harem shoujo series catalyzed by an important and series-enduring secretive element that provides as much drama as humour for the series. As both progress, the potential for drama and tears becomes clearer the more the reader gets to know about the characters' families. Some romance, some cuteness, and it turns out the series may be more similar than they seem at first glance! 

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Kobato. addpermalink

Similar naive and happy-go-lucky heroines that are Goody two shoes and only think in other´s well being. 
Slice of life moments of the heroines daily lives helping/healing people around them.
Drama and Romance involving main characters and supporting characters too. 
Both also have supernatural elements: cursed people who transform into animals and for a similar reason: one of them (the dog in kobato, the cat in Furuba) angered God and for that all of them were punished.  

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Beast Master addpermalink

The stories have a similar feel to them. Both have a sweet love story and a bit of comedy involved. In both, the girls end up helping/saving/taming the boy. 

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Platinum Garden addpermalink

I was really surprised by the similarities between these two. Both have a family that is shut in, only marries in the family, and has a powerful head. There is the whole supernatural/curse thing going on. Also there is an outsider girl who comes into the family and starts changing things.  

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Mekakushi no Kuni addpermalink

don't know why, but Mekakushi reminds me of Fruits Basket (to a certain extent), perhaps because of the three main characters' personalities are so similar, and both stories have a similar love triangle thing going on, and in both problems with touching people separate the main characters from the rest of their classmates. 

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Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou addpermalink

There are a few differences between Fruits Basket and Kare Kano but the overall romance themes are the same. Although Fruits Basket is different with magic and fantasy themes and Kare Kano is modern love, the romance between the two mangas is quite similar. However, the relationships in Fruits Basket take longer to develop then in Kare Kano. 

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Oniichan to Issho addpermalink

Both share the same type of story - a girl being brought in by a group of guys due to family complications - and the life that ensues from that turn of events. In the case of Me & My Brothers, the protagonist is taken in by her step-brothers (that she only knew as a very young toddler) who all have their own quirks, while in Fruits Basket there is a deeper background to the family (and they are unrelated to her) she gets taken in by. 

Both have the same feel, the main female in both is practically the same person personality wise, and both have a lot of slice-of-life in the same style as one another. A large part of both is also the quirks of each of the characters involved in the story, learning about the characters, and simple day-by-day happenings. Actually, the characters in both are so similar it is very easy to mix them up, not only their personalities are very alike but even the looks of some are extremely close. read more 

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Zero Count addpermalink

Plot is different, sure. But characters are quite similar. Toono = Yuki, Nao = Tohru, Sawamura = Momiji and Shirakawa is like Shigure. 

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Kodomo no Omocha addpermalink

both the protagonists are very well-loved, have relationship problems... 

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Kiniro no Corda addpermalink

both the protagonists are very well-loved, have relationship problems... 

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Sex Pistols addpermalink

animal "inner spirits"--in Fruits Basket, it's supernatural and Sex Pistols has a very complicated genetic/evolutionary explanation but there is a similar feel.  Also both have many canon couples and a large and strange family.  Though, in my opinion Fruits Basket is much much better than Sex Pistols. 

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Bloody Kiss addpermalink

Both are romance shoujo and have a similar art style. Tohru and Kiyo have simliar personalities and lifestyles - both are orphans who end up living with men who aren't entirely 'human' - in Bloody Kiss they're vampires, and in Furuba they're cursed. Alsh and Ayame are also distinctly alike. If you're a fan of either, you will definately pick up on, and enjoy, the similarites in the other. 

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Full House Kiss addpermalink

Its similar because 1 girl who moves in with guys and is there maid and as the story unfolds the guy characters become closer and closer to her  

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Futatsu no Spica addpermalink

Both are supernatural based stories with a focus on relationships as well as a cheerful female mc who makes the best out of any situation she is in. And also really nice art and character designs to look at. 

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Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet addpermalink

The heroines are quite similar. Both are rendered homeless due to an unfortunate event and subsequently end up working as a live-in maid at the hero's house. They're independent and strive to not be a burden to others, even if they desperately need help. The heroine feels lonely without a family and the hero recognizes that loneliness and, despite initially being a cold person, yearns to fill her loneliness just as she warms his heart. Both stories are about how the MCs gradually become a family, change each other's lives, and fall in love with each other while living together.  

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Hinata 120% addpermalink

while i was reading hinata, the first thing that came in my mind was fruits basket.. i get the feeling they give off the same atmosphere. 

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Genei Musou addpermalink

Both are by the same mangaka, so it contain much deeper themes of love and loss.  

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Kiss de Seiyaku addpermalink

Kiss de Seiyaku and Fruits Basket are similar in the sense that both deal with the curse and the way characters deal with it. Kiss de Seiyaku is about a girl who can be kissed only with the person she shares the first kiss or she would have to deal with the misfortunes until the end of her life. In Fruits Basket, however, the characters are cursed in a way that they cannot have a physical touch with the opposite gender at all. 
Both manga show the despair and pain of the characters who have to pay for the sins of their ancestors and the way they are struggling to break or deal with the curse. read more 

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Full Contact addpermalink

In full contact one of the characters reminds me of kyo. They are both cute stories. 

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Akuma ni Itsukushimi no Te wo addpermalink

The main leads in both mangas are similar, and the storyline is somewhat similar too. 

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Dear Waltz addpermalink

The main female characters are very similar. Tohru and Mi-hyang are kind-hearted and they live with people who aren't their relatives. Mi-hyung lives with Seh-gyum who has a personality similar to Kyo and there is Seh-hyn who is like Yuki.The atmosphere in Dear Waltz is heavy from the start and Fruit Basket gets darker in the 2nd half. Both manga have characters with tragic backgrounds. 

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Megami no Libra addpermalink

Similar situation where the protagonist has just lost her mother and thought they had nowhere else to go. however, they had a grandfather who were willing to take them in but the other family members hated their mother and were against it. 
Both the protagonist always smiled through tough times and were optimistic around their friends to not worry them. 

Fruit basket has super natural and the similarity is but something smal.  

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Teruteru x Shounen addpermalink

Although they don't seem that similar they both have themes such as friendship, family, abandonment/loneliness, deeply entrenched family secrets, and difficult/forbidden love which make them enjoyable 

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Special A addpermalink

I found the art in Special A strikingly similar to that of Fruits Basket. I actually checked to see if they were by the same mangaka (they're not :P). Also, Tohru and Hikari share several character traits: they're both kind, sweet, very motivated, and are loved by the people around them. 

Plus there are a large number of characters in both mangas that eventually form a special kind of relationship with the main characters. Both mangas are recommended!! 

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Mars addpermalink

Mars is like a more mature, darker version of Fruits Basket. The protagonists are older, but I saw many parallels in the way the main character's developed around each other to the characters of Furuba. There's also the themes of family, emotional trauma, protecting the ones you love, and the future. 

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Seiyuu Ka! addpermalink

The only real similarity is the female leads they both try their hardest no matter what, they are overly optimistic almost to a fault, and they care about the people around them more than themselves.  

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Love Sick addpermalink

Big similarities are,
each of the guys have some sort of "curse"
All of the guys love the heroine but in different ways
the heroine has an odd way of looking at things that draws people to her

Big differences are,
The personalities of the main heroines are very different 
and the plot line has a few similarities but is mostly different
 

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Kiss yori mo Hayaku addpermalink

Both stories are about a young girl who has lost both of her parents and ends up living with someone else, and the girl has to keep some things secret from others.  Both have comedy and romance.  

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Witch Craft Works addpermalink

Similar in the way that the main guy/girl is adored in school (even having his/her own fanclub) and the most plain girl/guy in the school coming in contact with him/her, winning everyones hate. 

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Hakobune Hakusho addpermalink

Both are manga about a girl surrounded by animals. Also, both deal with romance and school. 

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Mahoutsukai no Yome addpermalink

Fruits Basket and Mahoutsukai no Yome adapts fantasy/supernatural themes as the main female character develops their own role in the world. Both series' main female protagonist were abandoned from the beginning of the story but establishes connections with other characters they meet. Their personality allows them to form friendships easily with others. Both series are also known for magic content that is explored heavily. 

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Blue Sky Playground addpermalink

Have a love triangle and has nicely shown romance aura. 

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Kyoukai no Rinne addpermalink

Despite their different premise and style, Fruits Basket and Kyoukai no Rinne focuses a lot on relationship building. The main female character forges meaningful relationships with others while discovering their own potentials. Both series also has a decent amount of comedy that also shows the every day life style of the main female leads. There is also the essence of romance present in both series. 

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Manga: Bokura no Himitsu wo Kyouyuu Shiyou ka

Bokura no Himitsu wo Kyouyuu Shiyou ka addpermalink

Both shoujo stories have main characters that transform into different animals in a certain situation. Both heroines are a bit clumsy and naive, and most of all, surrounded by bishies. 

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Aishiteruze Baby★★ addpermalink

The most hearthwarming shoujo manga I know. They have the perfect balance between drama, funny moments and romance.  

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Fly-High! addpermalink

both have a female lead who changes the male lead  

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Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne addpermalink

Wider messages regarding human nature are similar. Protagonists who try their best to smile. Same shoujo genre. Jeanne tends to be more episodic at times and is more similar to mahou shoujo type. 

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Tsubasa wo Motsu Mono addpermalink

Same author with same pacing. Different plot but similar message regarding human nature. 

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For the Sake of Sita addpermalink

Fruits Basket está na lista dos meu super favoritos! Ele sempre me emociona, e eu aprendo muitas coisas boas com ele. Os personagens são ótimos, e já está sendo licenciado no Brasil. Entretanto, particularmente não gostei muito do anime, porque o mangá é 1000 vezes melhor e o final do anime (que não conclui a história) é decepcionante.
"For the Sake of Sita" é um mangá coreano, mas que conta uma história que se passa na Índia. Baseado em fatos reais, é um manwha muito lindo, empolgante e diferente! 

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Hana to Akuma addpermalink

I found the female protagonist similar to one another in both the manga's wherein they are in the center of the plot being a human dealing with issues in  beasts and in this case devils world. Even though Female leads are optimistic, simple, and delicate - they are able to help and associate with the other world. Additionally they fall in love with the other species and are determined to stay together forever.  

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Natsume Yuujinchou addpermalink

Both series are shojo, with a focus on interpersonal relationships, trauma and supernatural creatures. What I find to be most similar, but not exactly the same are the dynamics between between Natsume and the Matoba clan, and then Tohru and the more traditionalist Sohma clan. Fair warning that in order to understand what I mean, you have to get pretty far into Natsume Yuujinchou (around volume's 19-20) for the 'ah ha' moment.  

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Kageki no Kuni no Alice addpermalink

The story itself isn't similar at all. Although both are shoujo mangas, and deal with some character hiding a dark secret (Emma-sama and the whole Souma Family), the backstory of Kyou and Aruma is really alike. Both were excluded from the family due to a power, or true form, and both have to keep it under control using some kind of supresor (a bracelet or a necklace). Even though Fruits Basket is much better and longer, if you liked Kyou's character you may find a similar feel towards Aruma, and viceversa. 

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Horimiya addpermalink

Horimiya, focusing more on its romance and comedy, all the while developing its characters, is very similar to my favorite manga of all time, Fruits Basket. Now I'm sure there are much better manga than this one, but it was a series that came to me during hard times. In fact, I had never felt lonelier in my life, but Fruits Basket cured me of depression with its relatable characters and fantastic development. It felt good being able to see myself in them, and Horimiya, though in a more light-hearted way, does the same thing. Both are really great stories, that you should definitely give a shot read more 

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Claymore addpermalink

This may seem like a weird comparison, but both stories have a large, diverse cast of side-characters, who all have fully fleshed out backstories, motivations, relationships, and personalities.   

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Tendou-ke Monogatari addpermalink

Both series are about a self-sacrificing girl who finds herself roped into the affairs of a complicated, messy family who is having leadership problems.

Ran of Tendou-ke and Tohru of Fruits Basket are actually quite similar characters, clinging onto the loss of a family member and sacrificing themselves in unhealthy ways, always trying to remain cheerful no matter what.

The series both go into dark places with the twisted family dynamics, though the Fruits Basket cast is a lot more likeable than the cast of Tendou-ke Monogatari with the characters seeming a lot more well-adjusted. The Tendou-ke characters are quite crazy, with the more normal ones resembling the more sinister Fruits Basket characters. 

Fruits Basket feels like an exploration of intergenerational trauma and its negative effects on mental health and self perception, while Tendou-ke takes that dynamic down a darker path where the characters become twisted due to abuse. read more

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Ao Haru Ride addpermalink

Both Animes have Good,Kind, Caring Characters and Both are Romance Animes That have moments where they feel Strong Emotions like Sadness and Happiness but at the Same time beautiful that's why I think it's Similar  

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Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku addpermalink

It's that type of romance manga that it's very dramatic and wholesome but on top of it all, it doesn't fall in your "typical drama cliche" and brings something new to the table on almost every characters development. The kind of reading time where you want to grow with the characters and smile at every arc and accomplishment. And, most importantly, characters are allowed to be just friends and bond together in search of something great for themselves and others.  

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Orange addpermalink

While pretty different they're still both shoujo manga that starts off cute and lighthearted but later deals with more serious topics, both also have some kind of love triangle going on with the main character and two of the main boys, both manga also has some fantasy elements (although it's more present in Fruits Basket)  

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IDOLiSH7: Re:member addpermalink

Both stories are about how realtionships can help us during difficult times, the complex of them and the difficulties to keep them together, but also how healing they are.
Both have good dosis of drama and comedy with carismatic characters. 

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Ohayou, Ibarahime addpermalink

I can't really say much without spoiling it but the stories have a lot of similar aspects and I loved both of them 

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Swap⇔Swap addpermalink

Both Fruits Baskets and Swap Swap are lighthearted, supernatural comedy mangas with slice of life atmospheres that revolve around a high school setting. Other than their supernatural element, which the main characters try to keep a secret, both are set in normal, everyday Japan. A large-ish group of characters are involved, but only a few actually matter to the plot. 

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Shounen Maid addpermalink

A shoujo comedy manga with a young, hardworking protagonist who is left alone and homeless after the death of their mother. Both series start with the protagonist being taken in and depict their lives in their new household. 

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Hori-san to Miyamura-kun addpermalink

In both manga, the girls friends think that she is normal, but in reality, they are always working at home, where they're parents are not there (in Fruits basket, Tooru is an orphan living alone, and in Hori-San Hori is also living alone, but she has parents). Both are good shoujos. I think fruits basket is longer. Both of the girls are hardworking and kind, but the guys are a little different. Plus, there's a little bit of triangle love (2 guys like one girl) going on in both manga.  

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Monokuro Shounen Shoujo addpermalink

The people are animals who in some way end up naked at the end of the day, they seemly are in a concentrated area and go to school. The main girl is an orphan who being abandoned by the rest of the world is taken in by animals. She falls for a Tundere cat who doesn't show affection very well and the other guy who likes her is more mild mannered. Problematic family members arise and try to get in the way of a budding friendship turning relationship. 

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Hiyokoi addpermalink

Hiyokoi and Fruits Basket both have a shy girl who get involved with "popular" boys.  Both main girls over react too much.  Both are sweet and comical, although fruits basket has a slightly super natural twist. 

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Liselotte to Majo no Mori addpermalink

Both of these stories have the same author. 
Both of these stories contain an interesting plot twist.
Fruits basket is a longer story, with a more complex story line. The main character is loved by many, and has a hard past. She learns from that past to become a better person. Liselotte to Majo no Mori is a bit different in a few ways. It's more of a short story containing a similar style that fruits basket had to offer.
Liselotte (main character) has also had a bit of  hard past, but she (like Tohru) is loved by those who meet her. Both Liselotte and Tohru don't like relying on others, yet they are easy to open their hearts to show others their own point of view.

Both were good reads in my opinion. read more 

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Sekirara ni Kiss addpermalink

Both are shoujo~school.
Main girls are very cute and honest.
MC-Thinking about the boy they met when they were little and finding them again when they are older.
Love triangle, where the guys don't like each other, but our girl appreciates both of them.

Sekirara ni kiss is more of a typical shoujo and the story progresses a little bit faster, while Fruits Basket is just great and original and not so focused on relationships, but i liked both of them and i really recommend them. 

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NanaKo Robin addpermalink

Both stories include a guy with short temper. He doesn't know how to express his feelings, even when he wants to. Due to certain situations happening, the main character and this guy are forced to live together. 
Good read ^_^ 

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Mr. Fullswing addpermalink

Thile the theme is quite different, in both mangas Chinese Zodiac animals play an important role in character's personality. Characters represent some specific zodiac animal (cat, dog, mouse etc).   

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Akatsuki no Yona addpermalink

both have a guy with a dark past but because of the main girl they change  

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Kyuukyoku Venus addpermalink

Both are reverse harems about cheerful girls who move in with rich families after their idealized mothers pass away.   

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Eto✿Royale addpermalink

It uses the 12 Chinese zodiacs as premise for the plot and the cat usually plays the unique role.

Also contains elements of romance and the main protagonist being a high school student as well.  

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Super Secret addpermalink

They both have cute, ditzy, female characters, and at least one male character with a secret of turning into an animal.  

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Taiyou no Ie addpermalink

covers similar topics, heartwarming romantic comedy. Fruits Basket is one of the best mangas I've read, I've read it around 6-7 times but it still gives me butterflies. Great read 

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Hana no Namae addpermalink

Both of the female protagonists Tohru (Fruba) and Chouko (Hana) are orphans, and by different circumstances, end up living with someone they don't know. Both love interests are moody, although Kei (Hana) is more antisocial than Kyo (Fruba). The characters in both stories carry emotional scars from the past, and both male love interests don't want to taint or drag down the female protagonists with them. Although, Tohru and Chouko are both optimistic and are able and willing to heal the pain of Kyo and Kei. There are also smaller resemblances like both girls are allowed to live in the home in exchange for doing the housework (Tohru had a choice, and Chouko didn't), both girls garden, and they both also live with an older author.  read more 

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Akagami no Shirayuki-hime addpermalink

Sweet, pure love stories. Both girls must leave home for some reason and end up living with a "prince-type" character (sorta..they have their quirks). Both have fighting, but is not action-packed. For both girls, their parents are out of the picture. Both stories have great, almost enchanting art styles. 

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Mahou Sensei Negima! addpermalink

Fruits Basket is a shoujo and Negima is a shounen. But they're two of my favorite series from when I was around 10 years old, and have remained some in my favorites throughout my life for, I feel, a similar reason. 

They're character-based stories.
They're loosely based in a school setting.
They're fantasy and every character hides some kind of fantasy-related secret.
They're comedies with light sexual innuendos, but clueless protagonists.
The protagonists are liked, by the other characters, for their cluelessness and pure heart.
The story sometimes get very emotional, very dark
Yet you could say that the vast majority of their cast, while having flaws
Is made of good people. Well-written, believable characters. And lovable ones.

I think, as I grew up, both these manga have taught me a lot about how real, healthy human interactions should be. A lot about empathy, too. Some real good life lessons are within these books.

But the strong point of these series is their length, their characters, their development and the liking you take to each and every one of these characters, as you get to know them on a deeper level. Even ten years down the road, I could never forget the name of a single one of them. They feel like friends. And that's beautiful.

So if you've liked one... I'd say if you've liked it for the same reasons as me, you'll surely like the other. read more 

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Karakuri Odette addpermalink

Both are sweet slice of life storys, one is about trying to become human the other about being a better person. 

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Let Dai addpermalink

These mangas remind me so much of one another. They both have the same kind of poetic rhythm and deal with the themes of loss of innocence and acceptance. The character's emotions cause our emotions to trigger and hope for the best of them. And though 'Let Dai' is little more for mature audiences compared to 'Fruits Basket', they both contains lots and lots of ANGST. I recommend both! 

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Spiral: Suiri no Kizuna addpermalink

Spiral and Fruits basket are similar because of the fact they both have a group of people that are cursed, and a person trying to help them 

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Arakure addpermalink

Both Sachie and Tohru are put in similar situations, and each comes to care deeply for the people she now lives with. Although Sachie is tougher than Tohru both girls share the same values, and each just seems to have interesting events happen to her no matter how much she tries to stay out of trouble. Sachie's got a gang to do her bidding and Tohru has a family that can change into animals when you hug them. What's not to like? 

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Iris Zero addpermalink

It has a similar "feel" if that makes any sense.
It's similar in that it has a main character that is "normal" but special in his/her own way, but who helps solve the problems of his/her friends. While everyone that surrounds him/her has a special "ability"

Also, it holds a lot of mystery of the characters background stories (that are intertwined) that is slowly revealed throughout the story. 

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Deep Love Virus addpermalink

FB has a much more complicated plot, but the two have similar kinds of humor and cuteness  

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Kiss/Hug addpermalink

These are two very different stories, but they are both just so sweet,without being annoying, and the characters are very interesting in both  

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Skip Beat! addpermalink

In both series the main heoine is slightly dense and unaware of her own feelings, with dark pasts and  are generally kind to others. Both series mix comedy and drama well. The main and side characters are interesting and add deminson to the plot. 

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Midori no Hibi addpermalink

The main characters must keep the strange, unlikely secrets of characters that had previously been strangers and in doing so become closer to them; romantic comedy with fighting ensues. 

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It's Love addpermalink

Both Sera and Tohru are sweet and innocent. They both move in and live with a group of boys. They both change these boys and there a few love traingles. Kyo is like Ram oppa and Han makes me think of Momiji!!! 

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Cat Street addpermalink

Both are very emotional and deep with some comedy sprinkled here and there. The protagonist also finds herself in a love triangle. To me, Cat Street has the tone of the more emotional chapters of Fruits Basket (like Momiji's backstory).  

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Mugen Spiral addpermalink

Kyo and Ura are very much alike not only in there behaviour but they both turn in a cat! 

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Hajimari no Niina addpermalink

Both feature a kind hearted heroine connected to somehow a supernatural situation. Both deal with loss, pain and building happiness, filled with bittersweet moments. Both are very heart warming stories that will leave you teary and smiling at the end.  

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Issho ni Neyou yo addpermalink

Both give you extremely similar vibes. Both have:
- A girl who ran away from home and ends up living in a house with weird people.
- A main boy that all his life was despised and hated by others accusing him of being "cursed".
- A main boy that had an awful mother that left him.
- A tsundere girl who beats the guys around her.
- Close Siblings/Cousins.
- One protagonist with connection to supernatural.
- Comedy followed by serious drama related to the past of the protagonists.  

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Ingènuo addpermalink

The stories are different, but both stories are really sweet, with very interesting characters 

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H20 addpermalink

Both stories are said and funny at the same time, in both, the main character is suddenly surrounded by very different people that she learns to accept. Both are very pleasant to read. 

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Tokage Ouji addpermalink

Both involve the "transformation into animal" idea. FB is a frequently occuring curse, TO is a long lasting curse. 

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Dakishimete! Noir addpermalink

Both are about animals turning into humans, although Noir is a lot shorter and more lighthearted than FB was. 

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Vitamin addpermalink

Both are about a young teenage girl who has to fight against the odds to become their own individual in Japanese society. They are filled with drama and are very good. 

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Boku no Hatsukoi wo Kimi ni Sasagu addpermalink

both are sooo romantic, and can make anyone cry!
besides, anyone that reads them both must love them. 

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Imadoki! addpermalink

Same touching human story with a dash of romance.  

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Bokurano addpermalink

No they are not similar in plot or stlye but both talk deeply about human emotions, thoughts, psychology and the way we think. And of course, both are freaking awesome! 

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Help!! addpermalink

When I read Help! the first thing that came into my mind was that the main girl was so similar to Tohru: cute, very nice with everyone, naive and with a stubborn guy by their side :D . 

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Mikan no Tsuki addpermalink

In both, a kind orphaned girl stumbles upon a magical family and tries to save them, as well as teach a mistrusting outcast to trust others again, but CM is more action-based while FB is more shojo-ish 

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Houkago Hokenshitsu addpermalink

FB has more lightness and innocence, but both stories are beautiful and touching, somewhat mysterious with people forming a bond by sharing a secret and learning to find strength to overcome their nightmares.  

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Sennen no Yuki addpermalink

Both Fruits Basket and Millennium Snow are romance mangas, and they both have some nice comedy and drama in them too. The main characters for both mangas (Tohru and Chiyuki) have very similar personalities, as do the male leads (Touya and Kyo).  

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Chikyuu Kanrinin addpermalink

Chikyuu Kanrinin  is very similar to Fruba. They both have a girl living in a house full of men. Fruba is more realistic and dark, while Chikyuu Kanrinin  is more supernatural and carefree. If you like one, u might like the other 

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Dakedo Happy Paradise addpermalink

Fruits Basket is more developed, but these have the same backbone storyline. Both stories follow a somewhat naive, kind hearted girl who doesn't have parents. This girl ends up living with three guys, while working as their maid. The three guys she ends up living with are the perverted/friendly type, the princely type, and the awkward/honest type. If you enjoyed the humorous interactions in one, you will definitely like the other. 

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Sailor Fuku ni Onegai! addpermalink

Sailor Fuku ni Onegai is a great read for those that loved the relationship between Kyo/Tohru. Though Hinagiku has more spunk than Tohru does. 

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Gakuen God! addpermalink

Both revolves around a curse on a family and a girl working on finding a way to break the curse. 

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Junai Tokkou Taichou! addpermalink

The series is all about romantic comedy, and the development of the characters.

Thus, it's similar to Fruits Basket. 

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Yurara no Tsuki addpermalink

Yurara is about a girl who sees spirits and can sense their emotions. Fruits Basket is about a girl who gets mixed up with a family with a curse. The main characters are a lot alike, as well as their relationships with eachother. Both involve a quiet girl who is beginning to break out of her shell, and finding adventure and romance along the way. Yurara focuses more on romance where as fruits basket has more of a story. 

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Milk Crown addpermalink

Fruits Basket and Milk Crown are supernatural shojo's inwhich a sweet, orphaned schoolgirl girl works hard to earn her keep in a odd environment alongside mysterious, assorted, supernatural bishounen guys.
Milk Crown is just a load of fun, whilst Fruits Basket is fun aswell as serious, with the plot>romance. 

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Vampire Knight addpermalink

Both are of the same genre- comedy, shoujo, romance, and a bit of fantasy. Vampire Knight deals with vampires, while Fruits Basket deals with the chinese zodiac (and people turning into their animal).

Difference being is that VK has a lot more action, while FB has a lighter "slice of life" feeling. But both have a parts of tragedy to it as well. Another may be that VK is definitely a love triangle, whereas Fruits basket only appears as one.

Similarities w/ the style-structure between the main three characters:
The center of these mangas follow a strong heroine with a good friendship between the other two. One of the guys have the same depressing outlook, with the main girl as one of the only sources of light in their lives (thus falling in love with them). The other guy of the trio appears as the intellectual(maybe a leader-like person) that also has some sort of family-feel connection to the main girl (VK they're *spoiler*,while in FB they Feel like mother-son)

It's basically the character similarity that can draw the main attraction, but both mangas are hilarious reads. (Note- FB is much longer and starts out a bit slow, but it is actually quite amazing. On the other hand, VK can have mixed views, but they both can have the same pictorial comedy to them). read more 

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Asa mo, Hiru mo, Yoru mo. addpermalink

Both very cute and sweet that make you feel happy while you stay up late reading all you can, as fast as you can to finish. 

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Genjuu no Seiza addpermalink

Protagonist can speak with animals and see them as people. 

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Klan addpermalink

The same way, people turning into animals. 

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99% Cacao addpermalink

The main girls are very similar. Both nice...but very ditsy. I can imagine them getting into the same situations. The art in Cocoa is better(tho less original), but the story in fruit basket is much better and more detailed.  

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Genius House addpermalink

a girl lives in a house full of guys 
both are reverse harem
both girls do the cleaning
both have a lot of pressure on school
both are great  
 

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A Good Day to Be a Dog addpermalink

Both are romances featuring characters transforming into animals as a result of a curse. A Good Day to be a Dog leans a little more into the comedic side than Fruits Basket, but both deal with the struggles of finding love and establishing connections while under the constraints of a family curse.  

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Beauty!! addpermalink

FB has the same kind of boy (agressive) and girl (naive and innocent) couple as Beaty!!  

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Himegimi no Tsukurikata addpermalink

They are both have a great female character who changes the lives of boys around them. Both of them always talk about the past with their dead mother who influenced them a lot. 

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Shikeishuu 042 addpermalink

They are similar by the fact both are very emotional. Shikeisyu042 is the story of a jailer who has the chance to readapt himself in society, being the gardener of a High School. The main characters have this darkness in their heart, like those in Fruits Basket. The drama is as subtle and deep. 

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Harem☆Lodge addpermalink

Both are about a girl whose parents die and she goes live in a house with boys. Both are really cute romances with good humour. If you liked one, try the other. 

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Beauty Pop addpermalink

Both girls are kind at heart.  Both boys are rough around the edges.  Fruits basket is about a family curse and not so much about competitions or making others pretty.  Their storylines are different, but still they will remind you of each other. 

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Ze addpermalink

Ze is a yaoi version of Fruits Basket in my opinion. Outsider thrown into supernatural household. Very good read for yaoi fans. 

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Ten no Ryuu Chi no Sakura addpermalink

Both series have a clan that can transform into animals and have different kind of problems within the clan. A girl suddely gets involved with them and brings joy. Great art and a nice plot in both series. 

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Moe Kare!! addpermalink

The most evident similarity between both stories is a love triangle between the main character, a girl: Tohru (Furuba) / Hikaru (Moe Kare) and two blood-related bishounen; one of them, a perfect gentleman: Yuki (FB) / Takara (MK) and the other, a misunderstood 'bad boy': Kyo (FB) / Arata (MK). 
In Furuba, Kyo and Yuki are cousins and in Moe Kare, Arata and Takara are half-brothers, but they all hate eachother because of family issues, and of course, they fight for the same girl. As the story progresses, Kyo and Arata, that everyone thought to be 'bad boys', start to show their true nature: they are big softies! 
Personally, I really enjoyed both stories, and I'm sure you'll like them too! read more 

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Birthday Presents addpermalink

Despite the fact that Past Day Present is a one-shot and Fruits Basket is a long series, the characters in both titles are really similar!
Kotoko and Tohru are nice, caring, a litte dense and alone because of their parents death. Shin is like Kyo - wants to distance himself from others and think that he shouldn't have been born.
If you liked Furuba, then you definitely should read this one-shot and if you liked Past Day Present, you should take a look at longer, but kept in the similar manner, FB :) 

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Bara no Tame ni addpermalink

This is a more age friendly manga, but it definitely has some similar themes! The main character is a selfless kind girl who isn't afraid to work. And she lives in a house with "siblings" just like Yuri! There are many different personalities. Also a conflict of love! It has a similar feel with the mix between comedy and drama. They are both cute stories! 

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Hoshi wa Utau addpermalink

Same mangaka and the main characters are very similar. If you liked one, you'd like the other! 

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Penguin Kakumei addpermalink

The girl leads are similar. They are important to everyone around them, have family problems, begin by living on their own, and everyone seems to be in love with them. The three main characters are also in a love triangle.

Fruits basket is way more dark and sad compared to Penguin Revolution. but, both are very good, heartwarming stories. 

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Hitsuji no Namida addpermalink

I've gotten to the point that I realize EVERY SINGLE ROMANCE IS SOMEHOW LIKE FRUITS BASKET. Maybe it's because Fruits Basket has so many characters living different lives? Anyway Tears of a Lamb is a very emotional and heart-warming story just like Fruits Basket. Both deal with complicated family lives, heart-breaking romance, and over coming the difficulties in life. Both have a hint of comedy and if you like one you'll probably like the other. 

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Giri Koi addpermalink

both super cute romantic, comedy, dramas that i really liked. fruits basket is longer. I think that if you like one you will probably like the other one :) 

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Ojousama wa Oyome-sama. addpermalink

You have to read both of these stories! The plots are very well made and it's funny in an adorable way. Ojousama wa Oyomesama has more romance in it while Fruits Basket has a mystery to it! Both a wonderful read! 

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Baron: Neko no Danshaku addpermalink

Both are cute tales about teenage girls and magical animals. 

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So Bad! addpermalink

Kyoko and Toru are alike - strong girl who replaces mother to the men in the wealthy household and makes open their hearts.
Love triangle leaves similar feeling as well :) 

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