Machine-Doll wa Kizutsukanai
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Machine-Doll wa Kizutsukanai

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Kikou Shoujo wa Kizutsukanai, Machine Girl wa Kizutsukanai, Unbreakable Machine Doll
Japanese: 機巧少女(マシンドール)は傷つかない


Information

Type: Manga
Volumes: 9
Chapters: Unknown
Status: On Hiatus
Published: Apr 27, 2010 to Jul 27, 2017
Genres: Action Action, Comedy Comedy, Fantasy Fantasy, Romance Romance, Ecchi Ecchi
Theme: School School
Demographic: Seinen Seinen
Serialization: Comic Alive
Authors: Kaitou, Reiji (Story), Takagi, Hakaru (Art)

Statistics

Score: 7.581 (scored by 44894,489 users)
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Ranked: #24672
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Popularity: #1273
Members: 15,242
Favorites: 139

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The ecchi humor and the art style both seem rather similar, and both stories involve magic in some way. 
reportRecommended by Rizzles
These two serialisations feature schools in which students can engage each other in combat using beings they summon. Both utilise familiar cliches respective of the action, romance, and school genres. 
reportRecommended by radiantfire
Similarities include: specialised schools that ranks students in terms of their magic abilities; male protagonists who are low ranked students, but have exceptional combat strategy; and action and romance themes that permeate throughout both titles. 
reportRecommended by radiantfire
Both manga series involves a main male protagonist who has a female companion with them with who he shares a peculiar relationship with. Despite this, the two works together as a team and functions together to complete various tasks. In both series, there are themes of magic/fantasy. The artwork from both manga titles are surprisingly similar. Additionally, the female protagonist from both series have similar personalities. 
reportRecommended by Stark700
Both have talented MCs (Main Characters) They have lots of battles (Souma is battles with food awesomeness and Kikou is with cute girly magical killing machines) Both MCs have strong senses of right and wrong and get into trouble fighting for Truth, Justice and the Japanese Way (a few ppl should get that joke) Though they are both pretty good... Souma is waaaaaaaaaay more epic (as of chapter 27) just sayin' 
reportRecommended by montana830
In both manga, there is a special school with special students with gifts and talents. They go by a ranking system. In both manga, the main protagonist strives to proof himself to others through hard work, determination, and some help with his friends. This involves training with others and acing various tests. Both the main protagonist from the series have similar personalities. Additionally, there is bits of superhuman stunts involved that is not normal in the typical world. Hence, expect some battles and struggles. There is also bits of romance, drama, and comedy as well at various stances.  
reportRecommended by Stark700
Both mangas are action oriented and take place in a magical world setting. The main character in each series controls and fights along side of a puppet/supporter that was given to them by someone else. 
reportRecommended by Nicholas00
Both manga involve humanoid dolls/puppets that are able to think, speak and act for themselves. Notably, the main female protagonists Kubikirimaru from Kyousou no Simulacra and Yaya from Kikou Shoujo, are not human, but one of these dolls. They are also frequently involved in combat situations. 
reportRecommended by Coldlight
They are similar in many ways, i.e.: Both have a school setting. The students there have dolls/dragons as servants. Some characters are quite resemblant. (Charlotte=Silvia,...) Well, the overall-feeling is somehow alike.  
reportRecommended by Xiob
These two action series revolve around a school setting where combat occurs amongst students using summoned beings. 
reportRecommended by radiantfire
These two manga are very similar in genre and a bit of story line. The protagonists both creates a harem as story progresses. The male protagonist is a very critical thinker that shows up at critical moments.  
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