Ranked #52

Genshiken (Manga)

Both show the readers about anime/manga culture, and how manga actually gets published.

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Both series explore the culture of eroge.

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Both set primarily around an Otaku club of sorts, both hilarious, but in completely different ways.

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A "normal" person slowly discovers the secrets of otaku.

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Both stories involve anime and manga fandom to a degree.

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Slice of life Otaku fare. If you like the girls obsession with Yaoi in Genshiken you'll enjoy Mousou Shojo Otaku-kei and vice versa.

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Two great manga about the Otaku's life.
What's better than that?

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Similarly lighthearted and comedic, Genshiken features various aspects of the otaku culture including the creation and selling of doujinshi at the comic markets (comikets). Although centered on the quirks of the college otaku's slice of life and less on doujin making, Doujin Works fans should find Genshiken an amusing window to the japanese "modern visual culture" (e.g. anime, manga and games).

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