Machikado Mazoku
The Demon Girl Next Door
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Machikado Mazoku

Alternative Titles

Japanese: まちカドまぞく
English: The Demon Girl Next Door
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Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Jun 28, 2014 to ?
Genres: Comedy Comedy, Slice of Life Slice of Life
Theme: Mahou Shoujo Mahou Shoujo
Authors: Ito, Izumo (Story & Art)

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Score: 8.191 (scored by 21732,173 users)
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Ranked: #4342
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Popularity: #2210
Members: 9,195
Favorites: 395

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Recommendations

No Match for Aoi-kun and Machikado Mazoku are two modern takes on the magical girl genre that both point out common tropes of the genre, but also play some of them affectionately straight—making both a must-read for fellow magical girl otaku. The main character meets a magical girl and the two become friends while helping each other out in their own ways. Both series' art and somewhat slice-of-life structure can surprisingly be quite enjoyable. 
reportRecommended by Fario-P
Very similar comedy story about an incompetent demon girl and an overpowered magical girl 
reportRecommended by Timeyy92
Machikado Mazoku: Girl wakes up with horns, turns out she's part of a demon clan (with her father being sealed away and so) Ruri Dragon: Girl wakes up with horns, turns out her father's a dragon Both are SOL/comedy (Machikado is 4koma). Machikado does have its plot-heavy arcs (and it remains to be seen if Ruri Dragon will go down the same path.) Reading this, I could only think of Machikado Mazoku 
reportRecommended by nienai
Little Devils and The Demon Girl Next Door are two comedy manga with its own light-hearted take on demon characters. They are very cute and sometimes more innocent than you might expect, as they usually just go about their lives with their own hobbies or little conflicts. There are lots of character designs highlighted with a cute modern moe-ish art style that will probably attract fans of either series into reading the other. 
reportRecommended by Fario-P
Same vibe (cute girls) and same format (4koma) 
reportRecommended by Twiist
First of all... kaguya-sama is a rom-com manga and Machikado mazoku is some kind of fantasy-comedy manga. However, both mangas know how to transform a very serious and important moment(mostly trying to convey some motivational message) in a funny one just with the appereance of one random character. Also the development of their personalities is something that I feel very similar since the main characters of these mangas are not the same at the beginning in comparison with their latest chapters. You can feel a little but pleasant change in their personalities. 
reportRecommended by Kiakrre
Comedy about demon girl main character tasked with fighting magical girls. Similarities end there, sans the [ongoing Machikado plot thread spoiler]. If Shamiko was a sadist, she would be Utena. 
reportRecommended by nemo_coivit
Mahou Shoujo 201 is heavily influenced by Machikado Mazoku, just with a lot more ecchi. Both Shamiko and Fujiyama are presented as inept "villains" who are poor due to the involvement of magical girls and they need to defeat a magical girl to alleviate their current situation (Fujiyama's poverty, Shamiko's family seal). They both have very similar personalities. Momo and Mamu are insanely overpowered and rely mostly on brute force instead of magic. They also have very similar personalities. Momo and Mamu move in next door to Shamiko and Fujiyama. It's all just too on the nose to be a coincidence. 
reportRecommended by Quintessence