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Kyuukyoku Choujin R (Manga)

Both make attempts at comedy through random circumstances involving often eccentric characters.

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In these two serialisations, comedy transpires via the male protagonist who can easily has an "out of the box" mentality.

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Both of these titles revolve around abnormal male protagonists and the comedic situations they and their schoolmates get into.

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The comedy in both of these serialisations are primarily driven by a "far from normal" male protagonist. In Kyuukyoku Choujin R, the male protagonist is an android. in Boku no Watashi no Yusha Gaku, the male protagonist is bent on teaching how to become a hero.

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Both revolve around the comedic misadventures of characters in a club featuring a male protagonist who is either an android (Kyuukyouku Choujin R), or thinks he is one (Katte ni Kaizou).

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Both titles situate male androids within a school setting with the intent to use them for their comedic value. Do note however that this suggestation mainly applies to Kyuukyouku Choukin R in which the android is the main character.

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Both of these comedies revolve mainly within a school that hosts a number of eccentric and unusual characters.

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Both of these titles are mainly designed for comedy effect; particularly in the way narratives and characters are developed. Punchlines are oftentimes the result of random circumstances.

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