Alternative TitlesEnglish: Love★Com Synonyms: Love Com, Lovely Complex Plus, Love★Com Plus Japanese: ラブ★コン
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 17
Chapters: 68
Status: Finished
Published: Aug 13, 2001 to Aug 13, 2007
StatisticsScore: 8.611 (scored by 8374 users)
Ranked: #762
Popularity: #70
Members: 16,197
Favorites: 1,256 1 indicates a weighted score
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The heroines of these manga want to get a boyfriend, but that's not so easy for them. Risa is a bit too tall while Haruna has a bad fashion sense and a masuline build due to playing baseball in middle school. Along the way they end up going out with the guy who supported them and helped them from the beginning.
Both Koukou Debut and Lovely Complex are lighthearted shoujo romantic comedies. The main couple in both these series follow similar patterns. Risa(Lovecom) is worried about her height and Haruna (Koukou debut) is too atletic to get guys. Both fall in love with guys at first who end up getting other girlfriends, then go for the guy that they've known longer. They're both very cute and if you liked one you'll probably like the other. They have a similar feeling to them.
Both mangas are very similar in relationships and how they began there love interests... Its not the height complex but Haruna couldn't get a boy because her styles/body tone didn't attact them, she is more "buff"(you don't notice) because she played for the softball team... Both of them start out trying to look for boyfriends and winds up ending with the guy they were close to in the beginning...
Cute, funny, quirky, and all around awesome and enjoyable shoujo high school romance series. They both have a very similar vibe to them, and similar approaches to their manic, endearing love stories. If these two series were people, I'd think they'd been separated at birth.
A boy and a girl who at first are friends later they fall in love
Love, sadness, excitement, and just about every other emotion can be express while you're reading these two manga, They are both so alike yet at the same time so different.
Koukou Debut is about a girl name Haruna, who had just enter her first year in High School. Like most girl that are portray in shougo manga, she's looking for a boyfriend. But things aren't going well for her as she has such a terrible taste in fashion and a masculine body due to playing baseball in Middle School. Lovely Complex is about a girl name Risa, who's also in her first year in High School and is also looking for a boyfriend, but only one thing is stopping her. Her complex about her height.
In these two well thought-out manga, both of the main character goes through an experience that they will neber forget. They experience how to love, to feel pain, jealousy, and how to be a "girlfriend". In Koukou Debut, Haruna meets an upper classman name Yoh and asks him to be her coach to help her be "attractive". While in Lovely Complex, Risa is in love with one of her classmate/nemesis, name Omani, who's shorter than an average dude. As these two manga proceed, feeling changes and different goals are made. The experiences that went through these two manga are unforgettable.
These two manga are so similar yet at the same time so different, and are just so amazing. The ending of the two are also so adorable and quite funny. I cried, I laughed, I was even angry. Emotion can be felt while reading these two manga. So if you like Koukou Debut, you will definitely like Lovely Complex. And vice versa.
Both share a girl main character that has never had a boyfriend and attempts to get one. Risa (Lovely Complex) is taller then average and Haruna (Koukou Debut) has no fashion sense so they each get help from another guy, who they end up falling in love with.
They are romantic comedies with very cute art styles.
Both anime are romantic comedy where the girl and boy are in a situation where they are unlikely to fall in love but throughout develop feelings for eachother. They also show their love and relationship blossom through good times and bad. Both manga also have chapters in which career choices have to be made.
Both are great romantic comedies. Both heroine are hilarious along with the the male protagonist. However the slight difference is that in Koukou Debut Yoh is like a super hottie compared to ootani in Lovely Complex who is short. Beside that, everything is pretty similar. If you like one, you should like the other too! Hope you enjoy!
Hogh school love's. Same sort of feeling you get from reading. Both are actually light hilarous manga's. Also both the girls really do have a few similarity's. They are both
not really feminine, also both don't give up so easily, and both are also very enjoyable.
The guys also first act hard to get, and come over as indecisive.
Don't forget to check the other one out!
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Lovecom and Saruyama both deal with a completely mismatched couple. Both couples frequently argue, but care for each other in their own ways. The overall feel of both is light hearted and very enjoyable. If you loved one, you should definitely check out the other.
The art looks almost the same, I even checked if it was from the same creator, but it wasn't like that.
Atsuyuki really looks similar to Atsushi (their names even match!) from Lovely Complex.
So if you're fond of the art of Monkey High, I'd say you really must read (or watch the anime from) Lovely Complex.
Saruyama! and Lovely Complex deal with weird character couple, being the center of attention in the class because of this. They start out friends at first, but slowly realize the feeling they have for each other. I guess you could that the main characters were opposites, but were also perfect matches for each other.
the art is also very similar and the story shares the same mood, very fluffy and light-heated, never getting too intense.
Both are actually funny shoujo rom-coms with weird main character couple.
Couples are really similar.Mismaches, judged by others, always arguing and on the center of attention.Both have really unique main characters.
Both have short guys that the girl falls for. Both are true love stories.
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Both are cute shojo romances in which the heroine is taller then her love interest.
They are similar because they both deal with height complexes and dating
Tall girl and short boy who fall in love :) the stories about their trials and ups and downs which just bring them closer together
- Both have shorter male characters and both are extremely funny
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Both mangas deal with girls who are "different" from other girls in their grade, they've fallen in love with a popular boy. These two mangas are under the comedy, shoujo, romance, and school life genres. They mostly fall under the typical shoujo plot, like angry love rivals, but nonetheless, they're worth reading.
Both are romantic shoujo manga that feature similar artstyles are both comedic and feature great heartwarming moments.
Both are light-hearted comedies about a pair falling in love. Potential "rivals" do appear, but as the main pairing shows little interest in these other potential romantic interests, there is not much in the way of the typical "love triangle" development (a BIG plus in my book). Instead, the stories tend to focus on the development of feelings between the main characters, and the misunderstandings between them that they overcome.
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If you liked the one shot Tonari no Danshi you should definitely check out Lovely Complex. There's a similar dynamic between the two couples and it should keep you entertained for a much longer time period.
When reading the Christmas one-shot Tonari no Danshi, I was really reminded of Lovely Complex, the dynamics of how the two characters are friends and compete on out-doing each other on everything is really similar, they are a great couple. Enjoy!
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the art is very similar but the storyline is completely different. a lot of people say that the two main male characters look the same
Both manga are about a high school girl and guy who don't exactly start out completely friendly toward each other, but as friendship develops, a deeper relationship is created. With the heroine, who falls for the guy first and confesses, and a guy who is still unsure of his own feelings because of an old relationship that he has not gotten over yet. Both of these manga can give us a light-hearted feeling that can make us laugh, but also a sadness.
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It`s the same author....
love...romance...comedy...etc..
Anime is good as well
Both girl have similar personality: they're both silly and not you're typical weak, girly girl. They fight with the guy which develops into a friendship and then it moves into the love stage. And.... there's both a rom/com. If you like one you'll like the other!
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Both animes have height issues, only that in Lovely Complex it's the girl that's a lot taller.
Both are great light-hearted romcoms where the guy and girl have ceratin height complexes
In Hiyokoi, the girl is too small and the guy, too tall.
In Lovely Complex the girl is taller than the average female and the guy is shorter than the average male.
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The set-up is a bit the same.
Well, to not spoil anything I'll just say this.
In Saboten no Himitsu the guy is also incredibly dense, and they have to go through some hardships as well. You'll see when you read. <3
the two female, and male protagonist in the manga have some similarities.
the females: they are very persevering and they never gave up even though they got rejected once...and they are both very cute--^^
the males: they are both very dense even though its so obvious and they are both very hot ^^
the two mangas have a great story so be sure to read them both ^^
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The main girl and guy in both stories hit and make fun of eachother.
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Both include a couple facing incoming/personal difficulties.
Similar highschool life and a similar humorous feel to it.
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both have a short guy and a tall girl who like each other and has the same kinda of humor about the difference and they involve basketball in a way
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They are both from same mangaka and hilarious :)
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There is a girl taller than average, and a boy shorter than average
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Ah these manga are both so refreshing!! they are both absolutely adorable and both make you constantly burst out in laughter! the art isnt exactly similar but i love how both the mangaka use extreme expressions to show the humor in funny situations. the perfect mix of comedy and love! SKS is a way slower love development than LC but then they really have their own way to them so even though they are both in the same category, they arent really to be compared :D oh! and both of these i put off reading because the art looked too childish at first. DONT MISS OUT!
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They're both about Romance. The girl also fell for the guy first & the guy didn't respond to her feelings. Both have great friends who support them. Both are really funny too. They have the same mood, although Lovely Everywhere has some serious moments about the background of the characters.
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They're both extremely hilarious to the extent that just remembering them will make you laugh out loud so hard that people will start thinking you're crazy. Both series contain stupid couples who never fail to make people laugh. And they don't only focus on the main couple's love story but also on their idiotic friends' love stories as well.
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Well mainly both follow the story of a highshcool girl,and a boy that she's falling in love with.Both stories have lots of ups and downs,love triangles and share the same genres:romance,comedy,a little bit of drama...highschool life etc.
But definitely the stories,the circumstances are different.
So if you liked Lovely Complex,you'll love Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun too.
Enjoy reading!
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The part where it is similar is that the boy has also a bit of close connection with the girl and the main female characters likes playing video games (e.g. otome games)
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Now, at first glance, these two seem to be completely different, aside from both being shoujo romantic comedy manga. But as I was reading Baby Love, it, to me, was permeated with such throwbacks to Lovely Complex (I say this because I read lovely complex waaay before baby love, and not because I think the author did this) that I simply have to recommend one to the other.
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Their from the same author.
Both girls dont want to admit that they like the guy and kept being mean to him.
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Well, for starters, The art style and author are quite the same. Both mangas give a message about not giving up on each others dream. But Love Com is more longer than Bokura no Ibasho.
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They both start with a similar love hate relationship. Really cute and interesting manga/ manhwa
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Kotoko and Naoki's relationship really reminded me of Risa and Otani in Love*Com. I think if you like one, you'll like the other.
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Same author. Both stories have strong female protagonists and dense co-protagonists. Touching moments and a love rival! I highly recommend this if you loved Lovely Complex.
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A lot of the plot twists are similar in both mangas, and also a lot of the side characters. Geez, at one point of Akuma de Sourou, I thought I was reading Lovely Complex, lol.
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Takami~chan(Venus Cappricio) and Koizumi (Lovely Complex) are really similar.
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The 4th short story in Suki, Tokoro ni Yori Arashi is very similar to the plot of Lovely Complex. The tallest girl in the class must deal with someone who once was the smallest person in the class, and while it's not as developed (it is a one shot) it is still sweet to see the developing relationship despite the height obstacle.
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At first glance, though both mangas are shoujos, they seem quite different. Indeed, their stories ARE quite different, but the feelings they evoke in their readers are just the same. Never have any mangas made me laugh like Ouran and Lovely Complex. Never have any mangas made me smile like Ouran and Lovely Complex. Never have two mangas made me tear like Ouran and Lovely Complex... theyre two fanatastic series witht the same kind of wacky humour, the same kind of sugary sweet romance, and the same kind of heroine.
Actually, this is the redeeming factor for both mangas. While Ouran's Haruhi has more of a wtf-i-dont-care attitude, Risa has more of a wtf-is-wrong-with-you-you-have-problems attitude. But they BOTH have a sense of rationality, and can make incredibly funny comments from anything (especially haruhi... she's so down to earth, I love her :D).
You'll like both series, to be sure.
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Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji is still being published but I get the same vibe from these two. If you loved Lovely Complex like I did, I highly recommend this one. Both main female characters stuggle to obtain the love of the male.
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Both involve a couple that don't get along at the start but later have feelings for each other. beauty pop is more focused on hairstyling rather than romance but has romance later on.both manga are really cute and soo funny :D
Lovely Complex:comedy, romance, shoujo
Beauty Pop:comedy, romance, shoujo, slice of life
both of these mangas are awesome and are two of my favorite mangas that i've read i think that if you like one you will like the other :)
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They both have a similar storyline. The girl confess to the boy who reject her in the beginning and the girl tries her best.
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A boy and a girl who at first are friends later they fall in love
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Both are great shoujo romance series about a couple no one thought would ever happen, whose biggest relationship obstacle seems to be themselves. Both also have great supporting casts who gradually get fleshed out and have their own great subplots.
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Both series are quirky love comedies about couples that often act more like manzai comedy duos -- and who doesn't like manzai?
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The feeling while reading both of them is the same.Lots of comedy and romance.
The main characters, Risa and Takeo are very similar : ridiculous and complexed by their appearance (Risa is taller than her crush while Takeo has unappealing figure and a huge constitution)
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