Dengeki Daisy

the similarities are the main heroine is not too feminine, and the guy is protecting her in case of danger. 

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Both Daisy and Usui want to protect the person they "love". Misaki and Teru are both people who doesn't like to freeload. Their personalities seem very alike. Usui and Daisy like to tease them. The relationship of Usui and Misaki / Daisy and Teru seem very alike but there are differences....  

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In a lot of ways, Teru is like Misaki - both poor, top grades, personality wise, doesn't like to depend on people (at least in the beginning).
They both provide a good amount of comedy, and it keeps the readers reading. 

reportRecommended by nyctophobic

The main female characters are both not feminine and the main male characters are always saving the main female from danger. The two male characters also look similar. Both mangas have comedy in them and romance.  

reportRecommended by Misa-chanx

Both have rather tsundere girls that are protected by a guy. They each have their nice moments mixes in with a good bit of drama and action. If you like one, you're pretty much guaranteed to like the other. 

reportRecommended by Keasezu

Mysterious heros, someone out to get the heroine. Romance and comedy, with a side of action.  

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The main characters are both girls who are ranked top in their school. The heroines both help anybody in trouble. 

Both male characters are both highly skilled individuals who protect the main character from harm. The male leads also both have mysterious pasts which comes back to haunt them.  

The interactions between the main heroine and the hero are awkward at best.

reportRecommended by Ghoul-Sage

They both have the same genres = romance, etc. It's about overcoming one's problem and how both leading characters will deal on it. 

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Both manga's follow a girl who is being protected by a guy. The relationships in both manga's are similar since neither the boy nor the girl reveal their hidden love for one another. 

In both manga's the girls are under constant danger, only to be saved by the men that they love and love them back.

Great story line, very cute and romantic. Check out Dengeki Daisy if you loved Kaichou wa Maid-sama! 

reportRecommended by jaypabua

-Main girls both have black hair
-Main boys both are blond
The main girl originally starts off hating the main boy but they end up falling in love. The main boy is also involved in something really important so the main girl also has to help them in that important situation. 

reportRecommended by slytheriness1217

Both manga's have great humor and good romance. Female protagonist's are both hard working students who dont back down from challenge, while both male protagonist's are overly perferct and protective. 

reportRecommended by SirHonas

Both are goofy romcoms with detailed plot lines that effectively balance comedic hijinks with serious moments. They have very similar vibes.
Both feature a book-smart, outspoken, and reckless female leads that learn to depend on others, particularly a protective, handy male lead that is prone to teasing and has a mysterious backstory that plays a large part in the overall plot. There is an age gap between the leads in Dengeki Daisy, but it is handled respectfully. If you like one, I recommend the other. 

reportRecommended by noodlesan

- Great romance
- Slow burn
- Great male protagonists
- Emotional
- Deep plot / secrets
- Full of action
- Must read shoujo 

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Koko ni Iru yo! addpermalink

Both girls have a person who's anonymous through internet protecting them through hard times. The drama and depth in Dengeki Daisy is deeper then Koko ni Iru yo and at the same time has more comedy in it. Koko ni Iru yo is a shorter story. 

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Taiyou no Ie addpermalink

Both have a younger girl and an older guy who likes each other.
Both the younger girl is  highschooler 
Both the older guy is an progammer
Both involve something related in the cellphone as an issue in the story that will bring  the protoganists together
Both have a family issue
 

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Both girls are taken care about by the elder men. And there is also some mobile staff in "Taiyou no Ie" takes places, but not the same way as it does in "Dengeki Daisy" 

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Dengeki Daisy and Taiyou no Ie doesn't seem too similar at first. However, the connection between the main characters are similar in terms of their relationship. For instance, the main guy plays the role of a guardian and oversees a younger girl's will being. There is development in their relationship that explores a variety of themes. Family is one of those prominent issues that is realistic and has cleverly presented. 

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I love Dengeki Daisy. I've been reading it since it came out, and I finally brought myself to read the last chapters. After finishing that manga, I was convinced I would never fall in love with a manga like I did Dengeki Daisy. Taiyou no Ie is lacking the cell phone, hacking business that was central to the plot of Dengeki Daisy, and as a result is a lot more realistic to the point of being "Slice of Life". Not that I'm complaining, it's an enjoyable, more relaxing read. No one's life is ever at stake,Taiyou no Ie is just (fairly) normal people doing (fairly) normal things. Both Taiyou and Dengeki have the "forbidden" love of a underage girl and a older man. The female MC has family issues, and the male MC has some other hang-ups in both. And as a bonus, both are completed! So, if you have the time, you can binge read whichever one you want in a day or so. (Please send help this is getting out of hand) read more 

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Age gap - older guy. And guy kind of taking care for girl. Also female charactes are pretty similar. 

reportRecommended by ameba_95

- Age gap done right, great relationship between the leads.
- TnI is more wholesome and realistic, DD is more serious with the hacker business since people get injured and lives are at stake.
- Closely related to family.
- A mobile is relevant in some way.
- Little (TnI) to none (DD) love triangle crap.
- Character development comes first, romance comes second.
- Beautifully drawn.
- Might need tissues. 

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Beast Master addpermalink

Each has a boy who tries to protect a girl because of their love. They're both adorable. 

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Fruits Basket addpermalink

Really innocent and cute like fruits basket, but also with a deep trauma, just like furuba its a manga for smiles and sad faces 

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Skip Beat! addpermalink

Both heroines will make you laugh a thousand times over with their un-shoujo-like charms.  They are both perfect for a reader who is looking for a great manga that has characters with strong well-developed personalities. 

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Koukou Debut addpermalink

Both have as protagonists a tomboy girl with a very energetic and optimistic personality, and willpower.  She ends up being helped and protected by a serious good looking boy, and starts to get along with him everyday. The boy, who in the beginning only had the goal of helping her, actually starts smiling around her, and slowly changing, opening his heart, while the feelings between the two start to grow. A lot of comedy and sweet moments:) 

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Oresama Teacher addpermalink

Very much similar relationships.  Both male main characters are much alike. 

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Kiss yori mo Hayaku addpermalink

In both mangas, there is an older guy that protects and an high school girl that is protected, making the relationship between them really sweet. Also, both Kurosaki and Kazuma like to tease the girls so it is really funny to see the way the girls react. Another similarity between both male characters is that they are always trying to control their feelings and impulses because of the age gap...(In Kurosaki's case, he also doesn't want to be called a lollicon XD) 

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Loveless addpermalink

Both characters are in similar situations. They both lost their older brother, and have been entrusted to their older brother's best friend. The older brother's death is very mysterious and almost suspicious in both manga, and in both cases appear to be more important to the plot than we think at first.

Both main characters fall in love with their brother's best friend, who, in both manga, is an adult and much older than the Main, and is often referred to as a pedophile (jokingly by friends, usually.) 

Both main characters are cute, awkward and shy, but still very mentally and emotionally strong and intelligent, unlike most leads in shouju series.

Both 'Brother's Best Friends' are over protective of the main character. They were both very, very close to the Main's older brother and would do anything to protect his sibling. 

But one of the biggest things that make these two shouju similar is that both manga have more action and violence and nitty gritty reality than you're typical romance. read more

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Rensou no Aria addpermalink

Both are about mysterious guys protecting orphaned girls.  Rensou no Aria is way shorter but has a similar feel to the story. 

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L♥DK addpermalink

Maybe it's not so similar story, but in both manga the main male character is trying to take care of the girl he is in love with ( but she doesn't know that ). In the end, she fall in love with him and can't live without him. 

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Otokomae! Beads Club addpermalink

Both titles are by the same mangaka and also the heroine has a strong personality.^^ Both are awesome manga to read! 

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Ou-sama no Shichiya addpermalink

Both stories are different, but I find the sense of humour similar. Fights between couples are really alike too. 

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Hana to Akuma addpermalink

-MUST READ-Both manga are really good and if you in to romance then you must read this-Both Protagonist due to their past(dengeki daisy)/what he is(hana to akuma) are both reluctant to get too close to the heroine and try and suppress their feelings. You get really hooked and cant stop reading and its really surprising cause im not really into shoujo manga. Also READ KAICHOU WA MAID SAMA although a shoujo manga i found myself unable to stop reading, its a really cute manga somewhere round the time when the protagonist finally confesses
 

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Orange Planet addpermalink

Both main female character has a guardian that they can rely on but no idea who the person is. In dengeki daisy she can contact him using her brother's mobile phone while in orange planet she is writing letters to him. 

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Strobe Edge addpermalink

Both titles have this innocent and intense love with many involved feelings. They have some circumstances that makes their love forbidden, so the main characters hold all their feelings just to be with the person they like. Dengeki Daisy and Strobe Edge can convey this innocent and intense feelings to the reader making you feel your heart thump or a tingling in your hands....
So...if you like all this...read both. :D 

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Mel Kano. addpermalink

Ok, here is a recommendation for male readers and more mature readers of Dengeki Daisy, try Mel Kano.   Mel Kano is a seinen/mature shounen but they have some similarities of theme.   
Both stories have online internet and email communication as a strong theme of the story and both stories have a romance in the back ground but also a group of computer experts trying to solve crime mysteries that involve online and computer themes.   Both also have a lot of comedy and a guy who is a computer wiz and smart guy but who also is very tough fighter / delinquent physically.   read more 

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Sora Log addpermalink

The both give you a similar feeling. The main guy is a anti social boy and the main girl is a clumsy kind hearted girl that had/has an overprotective brother. A secret in the past connects the protagonists.  

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Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji addpermalink

Both does have the same genres of Romance, Shoujo, and Comedy. The Sadist cool guy who is actually soft-heartened deep inside; And the Masochist innocent girl who gets into a lot of trouble that needs to be protected. There are also sweet moments that can catch one's eyes for every chapter. 

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Kimi ga Uso wo Tsuita addpermalink

In both manga the story revolves around a girl who lost her family and is protected by a boy, who takes care of her. The girl is strong-minded and is trying to solve her and her friends problems and the guy hides some secrets from the girl, but protects her. 

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Ashinaga Ojisama addpermalink

Both manga about Daddy Long Legs.
Dengeki Daisy is Shoujo Manga and Ashinaga Ojisama is BL Manga  

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Meitantei Conan addpermalink

there is not as much romance in DC, but in both, there is a guy hiding their identity as another person to protect the girl. 

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Tsuiraku JK to Haijin Kyoushi addpermalink

If guardian angels have something in common in shoujos, it's that they're always the friend of a brother, and they unwittingly fall in love from far away. 
Cigarettes are on the house.

Give it up for two of the bestest boys available in shoujo manga. They, understand that this isn't the norm, and do their best to respect the female MC's personal space so that the MC can live a busy and youthful life. It's a good balance of dark, yet healing. In theory, it should be hella fucking creepy, but genuinely these both break all the rules -- and are so wholesome.

And most importantly both are pretty far into serialization. No one shot business. read more 

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Chou yo Hana yo addpermalink

Dengeki Daisy is shoujo and Chou yo Hana yo is josei aimed for mature audience - but they share some similarities:
- Both love interests have a master-servant relationship.
-Older guy/younger girl combination.
-The male lead takes responsibility for the girl's misfortune (in Dengeki Daisy's case, it was the heroine's brother's death; and in Chou yo Hana yo, it was her family's bankruptcy).
- Although the male lead bullies the heroine (mostly because of work), he was actually secretly in love with her. 

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8-banme no Tsumi addpermalink

the couple goes through long and hard road to be together. If you liked this manga you should definitely read Dengeki daisy  

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Akuma to Love Song addpermalink

Dengeki Daisy and Akuma to Love Song involves a main female character who isn't shy to express her thoughts. But deep down, she is an honest girl whose personality becomes evident through her relationship with the main male characters. Both series takes place in a school life setting with events that connects between the past and present. There is romance as well that deals with the main girl and how she shows their true selves more and more. Recommended for fans of shoujo. 

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"Kare" First Love addpermalink

I was expecting Dengeki Daisy to be more recommended but I'm surprised that nobody did. This manga reminds me a lot of it. There were some instances wherein Teru and Karin looked alike. :) Both guys in Dengeki Daisy and Kare First Love has lost someone they cared about and thinks it's their fault -- in Dengeki Daisy, Kurosaki lost Teru's brother which was like a brother to him as well and in Kare First Love, Kiriya lost his brother. The cause of the two brothers' death are different though. And both have cute romance between the characters. :) 

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Glass no Kamen addpermalink

if you like the love relationship in Glass Mask then you will certainly like the relationship in Dengeki Daisy . 
Because both of them is about teenage girl who have relationship with adult man , the girl hate the man at the Beginning  but she start to love him slowly,  the men is secretly  in love with the girl , the men play the role of a mean person in front of the girl but they are very gentle in reality  and they have another secret Identity and they use their secret identity to help the girl and encourage her , both of them are hide their other identity .  read more 

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Yandere Kanojo addpermalink

These two series have a good mix of funny and dramatic and love to lampshade and lampoon Shojo tropes. 
The two lead heroines are fiercely loyal to their friends and not afraid to speak their minds which gets them in trouble from time to time.

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Arakure addpermalink

Both guys have a job to protect the girl and are unsure what to do with they're feelings for her. Both girls are spirited and reckless and slowly realize they're feelings but don't notice the others. Both are absolutely hilarious and deserve to be read. When i read one i think of the other.  

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Himitsu no Ai-chan addpermalink

In both manga girls are strong and stubborn - never give up. Don't really know what love is, never expirience any relationship and also - are behaving like a tomboy. The guys are fallen in love with them from the start but as well they like to tease the one they cherish. 

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Special A addpermalink

These 2 mangas take place predominantly in a school setting (as do most shoujo), and what I felt was pleasantly similar between them was how desperate the male protagonist would become whenever the main girl was in (or suspected to be in) some sort of danger. They lose their usual cool headedness and rush to the rescue. In both cases, the girl and the guy have a unique relationship that makes them very close but the girl refuses to entertain the thought that the guy might have romantic feelings for her. The adventure of how these characters transition into a couple is very enjoyable and well developed.

Also, personality-wise the main girls are very violent, aggressive, and independent. read more 

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Moekare wa Orange-iro addpermalink

Both stories are really gripping. The heroines fall in love with an adult, who saved them in dangerous situations. The relationship of them turns out to be very difficult, because of the age gap. 
I love both stories and both are worth to read. 

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Full Metal Panic! addpermalink

same concept,
first kiss not with the she love and it forced kiss
if you like full metal panic story you will more like dengeki daisy 

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Full Metal Panic! addpermalink

same concept,
first kiss not with the she love and it forced kiss
if you like full metal panic story you will more like dengeki daisy 

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Takane to Hana addpermalink

• In both series, the main characters do not express their feelings honestly, but put up an act of intolerance towards one another.
• Both are very funny — precisely because of the main characters' tireless effort of pretending they do not like eachother.
• Both female leads are highschoolers and notably younger than the male leads. 

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Megami no Libra addpermalink

Both the main characters are high school girls with an older love interest. Both male leads become somewhat like their protectors. While Daisy is a hacker, Hino is their family lawyer. 

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QQ Sweeper addpermalink

It's from the same author, so obviously it would have the same feelings. I feel Dengeki Daisy all over QQ Sweeper even though it's a very different story. It's very good and got the same vibe. Warning though, Dengeki Daisy romantic story is about adult and a high school student.  

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Shitsuji-tachi no Chinmoku addpermalink

-Both manga have that identity hidden theme, where the main dudes hide their identity. It's basically Dengeki Daisy's main thing, and it's awesome!

-Both manga have very cute main girls. The mc in Dengeki daisy is more of a stronger female whereas the girl from shitsuji-tachi is more on the dumb side. However, the mc in Dengeki daisy does have her "dumb" moments. Very loveable mc's, though!

-Both are shoujo-comedy manga! Had a good laugh.

-Both manga have amazing art! Truly adorable and i love the artstyle a lot. Made it very pleasant to read! 

-Both main girls do express their feeling often! 

-Both manga have an age gap between the mains

Dengeki Daisy also has that sense of mystery which shitsuji-tachi definitely does not have. shitsuji-tachi's main focus is romance and comedy. Dengeki daisy does have some darken themes, but the comedy makes it softer and keeps it more on the lighthearted side.  read more

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Toshokan Sensou: Love & War addpermalink

Dengeki Daisy and Library Wars: Love and War are kind of similar. Both contain action and violence, as well as romance, except in Dengeki Daisy, there's more comedy and the main character doesn't cry as much. 
There is no computer stuff in Library Wars, but there is a bunch in Dengeki Daisy.
In Dengeki Daisy there is no library stuff, either.
If you liked the violence and romance Library Wars, you may like Dengeki Daisy. 

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Akagami no Shirayuki-hime addpermalink

Though the setting is totally different for these two mangas, one relates to kingdoms and royalties while the other relates to computers and technologies, they are similar in the way the characters are set up. In both of them, the main female character is protected by the respective male protagonists as well as other side-characters, but that doesn't make them weak. The heroines are very capable of protecting themselves as well as the ones they love when the time comes. The male protagonists know this and respect and believe their beloved "princesses". The main characters in both the mangas know well how they feel towards the other, but they keep their distance and support each other to make their lives meaningful. The character development is very powerful. However DD holds a dark side. read more 

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Fly-High! addpermalink

at first the male and female lead dont get along but after that some feelings develop  

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Shinshi Doumei Cross addpermalink

Both have female protagonists who lost people they love (her brother is dead in Dengeki Daisy and her dad sold her away in Shinshi Doumei Cross).
Both girls have crushes on the people who are watching over them
The people who are watching over them feel the same way and are hiding secrets from the girls.
Funny and romantic 

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Kore wa Koi no Hanashi addpermalink

The main character's love interest in both mangas has an age gap. Though, Dengeki Daisy's age gap is 8 years while Kore wa koi no hanashi is 21 years. The men in both manga's watch over the main character and care about them deeply.  

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Gakuen Alice addpermalink

Both manga have underlying storylines where multiple people close to the main heroine protect her by keeping secrets from her. The female protagonists (Mikan in GA and Teru in DD) are both very thoughtful, intelligent, and often do things that are unexpected in shoujo manga. Both titles use the tragedy tags quite well, though there is considerably more in GA, mixed in with fantasy and magic.

Ultimately, they're both really great shoujo manga, sometimes having the same feeling of dread or mystery, and definitely psychological aspects that make you want to burst out in tears. GA is 180 chapters while DD is 75 :) 

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Reimei no Arcana addpermalink

> both are shoujo manga with a story that makes you want to keep on reading. 
> both have deep and intelligent characters 
personally i finished both of them as fast as i could and i didn't get bored or irritaded, so you might enjoy them to 
PS: both are completed so you dond have to wait for each chapter 

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Love Sick addpermalink

Well there aren't many similarities but some of the plots Love Sick will make you remember Dengeki Daisy..
A person is died leaving a girl behind.
That person leaves a video behind with evidence.
The heroine is quite similar i.e strong both mentally and physically .
 In Dengeki Daisy Teru's brother was annoyingly in love her and brags about it to everyone that how cute she is. And in Love Sick Shiki's father did the same thing.
The other main characters were close to the dead person.

Cant remember anymore point. :3 

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Queen's Quality addpermalink

I feel like fans of Queen's Quality should give Dengeki Daisy a read and vice versa. Honestly, I'd be surprised if anyone who reads Queen's Quality isn't curious to peek at Dengeki Daisy with how often the author refences Daisy's characters in her side-drawings and author's notes. Both series are great.  

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Kono Oto Tomare! addpermalink

Chemistry between two leading characters.
Tone of the manga are similar - it mixes comedy with personal drama.
Both main characters have a sad past.
The romance in Kono Oto Tomare! is still developing but it a gives similar vibe to Dengeki Daisy. 

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Kiss/Hug addpermalink

i think its got similar art work. its with a boy and girl as well but this manga is very dramatic. A MUST READ!! 

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Love So Life addpermalink

the plots of this stories are different, but the main heroines have similar characters, they both strong, kind, open-hearted and also both of them have no any relatives(((
and they have some kind of relationship (it's love of course, they just haven't understand it yet) with a handsome guy who's an adult.  love so life is a very sweet and warm story, so if you liked Dengeki Daisy, I'm sure you'll like Love So Life too.. 

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Bloody Monday addpermalink

both involve someone with hackin' capabalities that use's it so that he can protect the ppl he loves only dengeki is on a smaller scale and a shoujo thus more loveydovey and bloody on a big scale and a shounen thus more action , and both r awesome fcourse 

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Kouya no Tenshidomo addpermalink

Both series have heroines who are self-reliant, resourceful girls, who have a mind of their own.  The squabbling relationship between them and their love interests are very similar as well. 

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Hanazakari no Kimitachi e addpermalink

these mangas both pass off as the hilarious good-for nothing manga to pass time. Don't get me wrong; some of the time it was like that. But once you read deeper into them, you will notice a deeper theme and complicated relationships. Both have hilarious moments and bittersweet moments that will make you want so much more.  

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Shinobi Life addpermalink

Both girls have hot guys who are swearing on their lives to protect them... kind of different, but both have strong heroines and lots of lovely romantic scenes (: 

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Hana no Namae addpermalink

Young girl, older male, protective aura, deep and complex regarding some things happening in the past ... SLOW romance. 
Dark atmposphere and though, pointing at the nice things of life. 
Both girls have a somehow similar relationship/feelings regarding the males. <3 

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Ai Hime: Ai to Himegoto addpermalink

A story about high school student and her guardian 

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Shiawase Kissa 3-choume addpermalink

Both are about a girl and older guys protecting her, even if they are mean to her. 

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Harem☆Lodge addpermalink

Same story, the girl is alone (Her father and mother passed away) and a guy comes and protects her, really cute :) 

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V.B. Rose addpermalink

Cute and funny story about a relationship between a high school girl and an older guy. In both, the female lead is strong and quirky while the male lead has his own talents too, 

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Kimi ni Todoke addpermalink

Both mangas have beautiful art and an unusual cute love between the protagonists. Both leave you with a sweet feeling after you read them;D 

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Otomen addpermalink

Both are sweet shojo fluff aimed at the same audience. The plots aren't too similar, but the feel of them is. 

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Daddy Long Legs addpermalink

Both involve a girl who has lost their family and is contacting a friend through mail, and the person who she contacts regularly helps her and is someone that is close to her.  

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Suki tte Ii na yo. addpermalink

Both give you the same warm and snuggly feeling, both really GREAT mangas.. 

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Pretty Haru addpermalink

Dengeki Daisy is more romantic, but Pretty Haru is similar to it, because it is funny and dramatic. But funnier than Dengeki Daisy, REALLY REALLY FUNNY. Laugh out loud in parts. 

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Kamisama Hajimemashita addpermalink

The main characters are very similar in character and some of the humour reminds me of Dengeki Daisy.  

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Tonari no Inuyama-kun addpermalink

The guy is protecting this girl in secret for her deceased brother and then they end up falling in love but he's a few years older and she's in high school. Also it's not a oneshot and its ongoing still. The same vibe is definantly there too. 

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Oniichan to Issho addpermalink

Both are sweet and funny stories, with an older guy taking care of a younger orphan girl 

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Black Bird addpermalink

A really good romance story, where the guy is slightly perverted and will 'protect the girl no-matter what'. I highly recommend reading both. 

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Ichigo Jikan addpermalink

The relationship between Kurosaki and Teru really reminds me of the relationship between Ran and Ichiki. The older guys is always teasing the clumsy girl and making her be his slave buttt save her whenever she's in trouble :) Both are very cute ^^ 

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Akuma ga Hallelujah addpermalink

the same kind of story girl hates guy,guy loves girl,girl starts to fall for the guy it's pretty much the same in that sense.and in the sense that the guy is trying to protect the girl at all costs both mangas are wonderful. 

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Sugar☆Family addpermalink

The main heroines remind me of each other a bit with their personalities: independent, sarcastic, and intelligent.  They are both great examples of female shoujo leads who step outside of the stereotype box. 

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Junai Tokkou Taichou! addpermalink

Both manga have the whole "cool-tough-guy-on-the-outside-yet-soft-and-lovable-guy-on-the-inside" role down packed. The relationship between the male and female leads are relatable to anyone who has ever had some form of girlish/boyish love that could never truely be conveyed fully. I'm only on ch. 4 of DD and I cannot tell you how much I was shreaking like some love sick fan girl. Taking a moment to let the familiar feeling sink in I realized this reminded me of JTT. If you value halariously pure and relatable plot and characters, complete with just the right dose of overly supportive friends and exaggerated denial, read BOTH. 

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Manga: Torikagosou no Kyou mo Nemutai Juunin-tachi

Torikagosou no Kyou mo Nemutai Juunin-tachi addpermalink

Although the stories are quite different they both contain female protagonists who have a brain in their heads; they have elements of comedy and romance that will have you giggling; and while they're both shoujo they manage to avoid most of the terrible cliche's associated with the genre.  

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Kobato. addpermalink

They both have romance and the protagonists have similar personalities. They're very interesting and original in their own way. 

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Vampire Knight addpermalink

The 2 manga are quite different but when I read dengeki daisy it makes me remember how Kaname told Zero to protect Yuki just like Teru's brother told Kurosaki to take care of her and how they can't be together. Although VK has vampires and everything you kinda get the same feeling. If you like one of them you might like the other one  

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Manga: Bokura no Koi wa Shi ni Itaru Yamai no You de

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they both have characters that are suffering because they caused the death of somebody, and they have a person that wont let them be happy remembering their sin. they both are very good stories, with good art 

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Bokutachi wa Shitte Shimatta addpermalink

In both mangas does she talks with someone she didn't know, and realizes that the person isn't even that far.

However in Dengeki Daisy she fell in love with that person, in Bokutachi wa Shitte Shimatta it is just a friend of hers.

Both of the main characters have no experience with boyfriends and love. 

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Purikyuu addpermalink

Same author. This manga makes the reader jubilant. What I mean is it can amuse and entertain the reader. Readers might feel hoity-toity reading Dengeki Daisy. You should also try it :) 

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