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Minamoto-kun Monogatari (Manga)

Both series involve female protagonists working to develop the harem of the series' male protagonists.

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Both about conquering female targets. Monogatari is more mature while Kami has demons and goddesses.

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The protagonist Yasuke has a mission of conquering woman's heart to save his soul and release from the curse of a god. misleads and tsundres develop a harem comedy romance.

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Both male lead has gynophobia due to a traumatic experience.

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The protagonist Rito has a difficulty on confessing his love to Haruna, a schoolmate and a classmate. while in the process and ready to confess, an alien appeared in front of him and mistook the confession that meant to Haruna. The alien protagonist of the story is a Devilukean princess of a wide galaxy name Lala. Developing a harem and a romance comedy with a tsundre, who would end up marring Rito?

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Both male protagonists have gynophobia and must enlist the help of another to get over it. The R rated nature of both mangas give them a similar feeling as well.

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Both these titles involve female protagonists who use the male protagonist as tools for their research. In Kanojo wa Kanno Shosetsuka, the female protagonist is an erotic fiction author; whereas in Minamoto-kun Monogatari, the female protagonist is a university teacher.

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Both stories have a character directing the male lead. Both have amazing girls and is all about lust, love, and sex!

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