Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii

Those are shows that focus on romantic relationships involving gamers/otakus in their adult life. Both are cute, refreshing and have interesting characters. 

- Main characters are working adults - Romance between otakus/gamers - Funny and light shows  

Both are about romance between odd and awkward otaku couples. Net-Juu has game otakus and WnKwM has many different otakus: gamers, cosplayers, etc. 

Both has that romance thing where it involves couples whom were odd and shares the same kind of hobby.  

Both shows have a romantic couples that are both Otaku's and both work in an office environment. 

Both around gamers and romcom! Very cute and relaxing/fun watch. If you are a player of MMOs and grew up with them like maplestory mabinogi dragon quest you’ll be be able to relate even more, but even without it’s a joy to watch and see the characters grow together 

Both are primarily about the lives of adult otaku. While Wotakoi delves more into the romance side of things; MMO Junkie is more about the MC trying to be more social and make new friends with the POWER OF VIDEO GAMES! 

While the setting is exactly the opposite (romance on the workplace between flashy, otaku characters vs. romance online between more grounded-up characters), the two shows share a lot. Especially strong in both the theme of balancing real life and the "otaku hobbies" such as videogames, manga, anime, cosplay and so on. 

Both protagonists are adults who love videogames The romance of both series is very similar, like the comedy... 

Both have game scenes and romance. i really enjoyed watching both. sweet romance sorry for my bad english, it is not my mother language 

Both shows deal with Otaku life/culture while focusing on romance as a subplot. Wotaku focuses more on the general otaku life style (manga/anime, games, doujinshi, etc) while Net-juu focuses more on the mmorpg style  

Adults that are teenagers at heart. Good romance and funny. They interact in playing games and in real life. Highly recommended. 

Both shows are romances and have a setting -that is mostly- in a office. Though in Wotakoi they focus on multiple couples with more focus on being an otaku than video gaming itself. 

-both shows have the josei vibe, that is, the characters aren't in middle or high school; they are already working Both shows' opening songs really caught my attention. I mean, they don't sound the same, but it's one of those opening songs that is such a waste to skip. 

Both focus on adults. The characters are otakus/gamers. There is also romance in both.  

Both are fun comedies that deal with the difficulties of being a misfit grown person in a society that often discriminate against being different. They are both Romantic comedies and they are both focused grown ups and their issues. They both deal with damaged MCs that find a group of friends where thy belong. Net-juu is more mature in it's problems, going a little deeper into the traumas of living in society, the demands society makes of people and what it is like to be depressed. Wotakoi's characters are functional misfits and not as traumatized as they make a point of disguising their "weirdness". Both shows are sweet and wholesome, addictive and very fun. Wish there were more shows about grown ups. read more 

- both shows follow a romance between adult characters - main characters in both shows are otakus 

both have girl mc who has a hard time with love because they are a gamer/ otaku. ******************* IDK IF SPOILER ************************************************************************* But they both ended up with another gamer/otaku 

Both deal with a romance between two nerdy characters. One deals with otaku culture while the other deals with video games, still, they give off similar vibes. They have their own charms, though. 

Both are adult focusing romances that have similar thematic elements such as video games and healthy relationships, and work/life balance. 

If you liked any one of these ,you'll probably like the other one too! 

"Recovery of an MMO Junkie" shares strong similarities with Wotakoi, especially in the main cast. Both of them have an otaku female character, who gets close to a male character of similar interests. The idea of love is lightly touched in each of the two - they are more focused on the otaku lifestyle and interests instead. So if you liked Wotakoi, chances are you'll like MMO Junkie as well. 

The main premise for both shows are otakus falling in love. -Both are very wholesome -Both have fun side characters  

similar Main Character but they're osananajimi (childhood friend) 

Both shows are about awkward adult otakus who meet through a chance encounter and end up falling in love with each other. The male and female leads are similar in appearance and personality so both anime have the same vibes. The main difference between the two is the setting. Wotakoi mostly takes place in a work-related environment, whereas Net-juu no Susume focuses on a virtual MMO world. 

~main charcters are working adults. ~romance between otakus/gamer. ~light heated humor and fun to watch. 

This one definitely reminds me of WOTAKOI! but in a different taste and more romantic take. Having both characters being a shy type and discovering romance on their adulthood is something I am fond of watching. For me, this kind of stories are my kind of wholesome. I'm looking forward for a 2nd season! 

Both are romcoms of 2 otakus falling in love with each other.  

Both have a similar shoujo-esque feel to it. Quirky characters with only a few traits but they work just fine in the setting of the show and fill their roles decently. Inoffensive and lighthearted, both shows are basically the definition of "playing it safe" as far as comedy goes. 

Both are slice of life rom coms in different settings (schools vs. workforce), but a similar feel and humour. Characters are all endearing with their unique 'obsessions'.  

Both are comedy series with somehow a similar vibe. I have no idea why exactly. 

Similar funny atmosphere. Romance is displayed and the characters love their hobbies and they are doing their hobbies every single day. 

Otaku related romance that have eccentric couples in it as well their antics too. 

I feel the same atmosphere as in Gekkan Shoujo. Also, you can easly link the main characters. The main diffrence will be the age of the characters : there are elder in Watoku.  

Manga plays a huge part in both of these. While Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun is in a school enviornment, Wotakoi is in a workplace. However, as both are romance, the characters in both animes bond over manga, and from there, their relationships grow. Both are a good watch and very entertaining if romance and comedy is your thing.  

Both have characters who's love for anime and manga are significant in the show. Wotakoi touches on the anime and gaming side, whereas Monthly Girls Nozaki kun focuses more on manga.  

Love is hard indeed. Whether it be following the dense dude or being classified as a social reject due to the hobbies you may have, loving becomes a harder thing to do. Such is an idea Monthly Girls and Wotakoi wish to explore. We have ourselves Wotakoi, the struggles of mixing real-life and otaku culture well enough to enjoy both concurrently. Monthly Girls' is an odd pairing about mangaka Nozaki who mistakes a confession, leading Sakura to follow him endlessly until something can change. Whilst both do indeed seem very overrated, it should be noted that the two don't aim to make an inflated romance, but a simple one with an idea that is really grounded in the core. Both are good rom-coms if anything anyway.  read more 

both have the weeb thing in them. 

both are very slow burning romances where the girl is afraid to confess/progress her feelings/relationship with the guy. they have the same comedic feel to both and likeable side characters with side plots relating to manga/anime. 

Unemotional characters would often be misunderstood and that's how the main characters, Nozaki-kun and Nifuji-san, in Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun and Wotakoi are like. Their apathetic appearances make them funny and their interactions with their "romcom partner" makes them funny to watch. They have a similar mix of friends of their own that are also interesting to watch because they have their own hilarious circumstances. They are both rom-coms but in a different environment: Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun is set in a school life while Wotakoi is in a workplace. Simply, students and workers as difference. Nonetheless, if you enjoy the other, the recommendation will surely be enjoyable. read more 

both animes are very funny and can be easily marathoned. And show lots of manga and anime references 

literally the exact same character's dynamics. both have boring main couples meanwhile, both have such hilarious side-characters that u'll care a lot. the plot isnt the same, but its really alike..... by the way, wotaku is really funny, but i didn't enjoyed gekkan. its upon to you to give it a try. 

Both are romcoms where the couple grew closer to each other due to a common interest. The humor and the tone of both shows are similar.  

Both are not-so-romantic romcom. With SUPERB, befitting opening theme you wont be able to skip. 

The main similarity is the the characters, and both plots are lighthearted and humorous. The main characters are keeping their identities as otaku/mangaka a secret from coworkers and schoolmates, and this results in a lot of funny situations of misunderstandings.  

Both are about the love relationships being developed in an office place, although Wotaku ni Koi is about otakus in particular. 

Similar concept daily office work with a little bit of romance and comedy. 

Both office style romances with similar energy. Both series are SoL Romance with simple a simple premise. Fluffy and lighthearted fun 

Somehow these two have very little in common but still I think you would enjoy Senpai ga Kouhai no Hanashi if you liked Wotakoi. Senpai ga Kouhai no Hanashi has no gamers or otakus in it but the characters are somehow similarly vibed :D Both revolve around a office workplace setting and are chill yet energetic slice-of-life shows. Senpai ga Uzai no Hanashi is not so romance based as Wotakoi but it has plenty of romance elements in it. Both are chill to watch! 

Both cute slice of life animes. with humor. They both take place in a office work place If you like the Senpai ga Uzai Kouhai no Hanashi anime I definitely recommend checking out Wotaku ni Koi Muzukashii. 

- both romance & comedy are set in the office - both have side characters that pair up with each other 

Both are set at a workplace Both are romance/comedy with similar humour and romance Both have similar characters and similar vibes Both are amazing 

Both animes focus on work life with a mix of comedy and romance. 

Both adult romances with an office setting, but My Senpai is Annoying doesn't have the otaku aspect, nor do any of the characters start dating in the anime. It's a cute and lighthearted watch for office romance lovers. 

Both are SoL romcoms in an office environment with similar humor and vibes. 

Wotakoi and My Annoying Senpai are both workplace comedies starring a adult cast doing their work or just hanging out. 

Both are workplace romcom with the side couple arguably more interesting than the main.  

Both are workplace romances. Both feature adult cast.  

Both have eccentric couples romance as well as being more focus on sol than on drama. 

Both have a great cast of characters with pretty mature personalities. Their chemistry doesn't let many jokes fall flat. Great sols that are more relatable to viewers that actually go outside (jk). 

Both have similar type of romantic comedy but instead of a school setting, it's at a workplace. and they're also otakus so you could probably relate to them. 

Both shows are great Romance shows with a bigger focus on the actual relationship of the main characters instead of the build up but don't completely neglect the build up. 

Romcom Anime. No misunderstanding with heartwarming romance. 

-Both have multiple couples -Both are romance animes -There is not much drama in Wotaku but is a slice of life with comedy 

Both of them have a shy love interest and a outgoing MC girl. Both have side couples with a diffrent interesting dynamics. Both are pretty laid-back and dont have that much drama or action. Comedy. MC teaches shy dude to love. Both couples get togheter fairly early. 

because it's a couple that no one thought would be together. 

Same category basically. Slice of life adorableness. Good to watch to brighten your mood! 

If you're into chill romance/comedy animes two animes are my recommendations. 

Both are romantic slice of life with comedic moments and relatable characters. They are more focused on the relationship itself than on getting in it. 

Both Horimiya and Wotakoi have really epic representations of relationships- though both at different points within someone's life- they aren't overly dramatized and feel really natural! Hilarious in their own lovely and unique ways, I definitely wish I could watch these shows for the first time again.  

Wotakoi feels like the grown-up version of My Love Story with Yamada at Lv999. Also, in both shows, the male MC is quiet and an introvert while the female MC is cheerful and an extrovert. Both male MC are also gamers. If you love one of these, give the other one a try! 

Similarities: the same romance in a adult setting. Dissimilarities: One involves romance in a gaming setting while the other one involves in a otaku setting.  

- the main leads are both gamers - both of them have some funny jokes - the relationships are insanely cute, while at the same time being actually somewhat mature - blonde sunny boy as a side character :) - likeable MCs - (Read the Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru web manga. Trust me, it’s spicy.) 

Have a same energy and also very fun to watch. Very recommended for whom who seek the love between otaku and funny story. 

Both are comedy animes' with romance. However, Yamada-kun only focuses on gaming otaku; Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii includes different types of otaku like cosplay otaku, BL otaku, and more. 

The main couple of both series have similar personalities, and their relationship are not much different. Main female lead in both anime: Lose their boyfriends, want a new one, both are in love with a guy with black hair, and introverted. Main male lead in both anime: Like games (the Wotakoi one like otaku things in general, while the one in Yamada-kun only plays games from what was shown), both fall in love with a supposedly "outgoing girl" that is also interested in the same kind of things they like to do. 

Both are romances. Both feature otaku mcs(!). 

Both the anime are based on Otaku (playing video games etc.) with both the MC boy as an introvert and emotionless at the beginning, whereas the girl with lively attitude and they both fall in love with each other. There are many scenes which otakus can relate to themselves.  

- nerds romance (Yamada-kun... has the main male lead a video game nerd (the female lead is a newbie & Wotaku ni Koi... all 4 main characters of the 2 couples are nerds, with the main male lead being a video game nerd as well.) - The main female character is bubbly with clumsiness - The main male character is stand-off-ish with a cool demeanor Yamada-kun... is more focused on video games while Wotaku ni Koi... is more focused on manga and cosplay. (but they aren't limited to these areas:) 

- Both centered around games - Both ML are quiet and sweet (sometimes direct) and play games - Both FL are upbeat and peppy - Romcom anime - (Wotaku in Koi wa Muzukashii) Supporting characters are well written and developed with adorable relationships - (Yamada-kun to lv999 no koi wo Suru) Supporting characters used as an anchor for the main couple, however, they are still charming either way 

MC and they're friend are obsessed fujoshis (includes all the nice stuff such as buying lots of djs, attending events, fighting over pairings and shipping men around them Romantic themes and comedy (and wotakoi handles them both much better btw) 

romance mc is fujoshi her bff is also a fujoshi and a cosplayer anime and videogames references comedy 

These two anime are both very similar because: - The female main characters are fujoshis - Both anime are centered around romance - They both have lots of references to other video games/anime - The secondary females are crossplayers. 

Follows characters everyday life. Filled with comedy and more romance 

Both shows have a female main character who is a fujoshi/otaku and their obsession with anime and BL (Boys Love). Both shows have cosplayers, otaku-related things and handsome male main characters in common. Also both shows have little bit of a light-hearted romance and is more on the comedy side. 

The silly yet heartwarming romance story of a awkward yet lovably fujoshi 

In both of these shows female lead are Otaku (And fujoshis) Both of them are great rom-com animes 

Cute otaku girls! And lots of character development. Guess you could say it's similar because it's a romance? Thought Kiss him not me is more of the harem. 

Are you looking for an otaku-themed anime where you can definitely relate your bxb shipping craziness to? 

If your looking for your not so typical anime relationship then I'll have you recommend to watch it -They have a lot of Similarities -Both Couples in the anime Are Otakus -FunnyRelationship  

Both series are romcoms with otaku Mcs in a relationship but 3D Kanojo: Real Girl? has a high school setting while Wotaku no Koi wa Muzukashii mostly takes place at an office so subsequently the characters are older and more mature. 

Simple: otakus 

Similar otaku protagonist, although in Wotaku both of them are otakus. Overall, I'd say that the story structure is similar, with a different feel, because it isn't a Josei. I'm sure you'd find it enjoyable as well though. 

both r related to otaku's daily life -slice of life -romance  

Same feeling, both were otaku. Both anime tell us that even an otaku can have a girlfriend. Great romance. 

+ mc: a pink haired girl and a dark blue haired boy wearing glasses + light romantic comedy + otaku characters + The female mc is an extrovert, the male mc is an introvert. 

Adult acting like teenagers in love, pretty wholesome. 

workplace dramas about two dorky and awkward adults (science-types & otakus) that aren't quite sure on the meaning of love 

-Two come-of-age adults who met during their youth, fall for each other but have trouble realizing it until later -The male protagonists are partly similar in their assertiveness and general attitude -Try giving the other a go if you enjoyed the first... You might enjoy it :) 

Romcom with "older" characters (beyond high school). RikeKoi involves science loving grad students, Wotaku involves office working otakus. Watch this if you want a romcom involving post high school grad characters. 

similarities: -The same romcom that involves two protagonists with the same passion for something. - The same set of protagonists that has to go through a lot of wishy washy stuff before they decide to fell in love with each other. - The same set of deuteragonists whom also have romance for each other. Dissimilarities: -One was in an office setting where the protagonists were a bit of oddballs. While the other one were a duo of science freaks. -One has another pair of deuteragonists whome were also in a relationship , while the other has 3 set of deuteragonists where the other one was more like a neutral character.  read more 

Both share a similar style of comedy in their romance without being too serious! The characters in both are interesting and fun to watch with the chemistry being great! 

-both are rom-com -they are both set in a workplace -they also both have a lighthearted setting 

Office comedy and romance. Light on the standard romance cliches, but not to say there's aren't any. One of those rare slice-of-life shows about adults who act more or less like adults rather than over-grown children. 

- Romcom with the same setting. 

Literally the same thing A rom-com made by A-1 Pictures, which takes place in an office and includes young adults. 

- Office Settings - Office Romance 

Servant x Service has a similar slice-of-life-ish feeling to Wotakoi. Servant x Service is also alike Wotakoi in that the relationships are wholesome and funny without being dull.  

Romantic comedies about people who live for their hobbies. Interesting characters with great chemistry, grown up vibe (compared to other more generic romcom anime). 

Cute romace! The development of felings! The sharing of hobbies and interests! That's what both animes about. All of this is carried out while cute and endearing slice of life happens. The main characters are well written and their story arcs are interesting to watch 

If you are looking for a romance anime between otaku with characters just as lovable as Wotakoi I think you should check out My Dress-Up Darling. *Please note that there is fan-service!* 

Are you looking for an otaku-themed anime where you can definitely relate your passion and craziness to? 

Who doesn't enjoy a good classic office romance? Whether these groups share commonalities in otaku interests or yokai admirations, each of the couples are able to show their love for each other in their wholesome and unique ways!  

almost similar storyline 

Romance ✅ Office atmosphere ✅ Cute side character relationships ✅ You get the "uggghh this is too cute" feeling ✅ Look no further!!! this office atmosphere romance will have you kicking your feet.  

workplace romances  

They're both amusing series about otakus' daily life. {Danna ga Nani} is super short (3 mins each ep) so the main focus is comedy, and {Wotakoi} is longer so you see some romance there. If you've watched enough anime/ read manga before or are familiar with the Otaku world you're likely to have a good laugh & enjoy both series. 

• both has Otaku characters. • both are adults characters unlike typical high school anime. • Mature Humour • working related. • best for casual watch. 

same day-to-day themed adult otaku nest 

Both Danna ga Wakaranai and Wotakoi explore established adult romantic relationships in a funny but realistic way that appeals to me as someone who wants likeable characters who are (unlike 90% of anime characters) past highschool age. Both are about otaku in love.  

Romance between characters who likes to play games and hobbies. Fun, enjoyable to watch and lots of funny moments. They interact in playing games and in real world alike. Highly recommended. 

Both are can be described as "Nerds who have relationships" 

It tell us about the life of a gamer/otaku and both are pretty good rom-com's. 

they have alot of otaku culture and are both very easy anime to spend the day with 

Both series are romantic comedy anime in Spring 2018. Each series has potential to provide multiple couple. And male main character from both series are calm person and quiet man.  

-Both have the male protagonist with difficulties to commit -Both fun rom-coms  

There is a strong resemblance between Wotakoi and TadaKoi, that is, this love life mixed along with having friends. Both these anime aren't just romance-heavy or just intense SoL leaning, but it is a good balance strong enough to convey that both are very important to just live life. Multiple relationships to love from, with a ton of activity to engage with whilst viewing. They are but honest depictions of life, I suppose. Wotakoi is more "less story" than TadaKoi's with an interesting plot to go alongside.  

Its hilarious and has awesome mc's ,t's definitely worth watching  

Both present a great focus on office-life and coworker relationships, also sharing with each other a similar cozy art style and a light-hearted humor. 

both work place settings with adult characters dealing with actual adult problems , for those sick of high school anime 

Both shows depict young adult in their working life. Filled with humor and a little bit of romance.  

Both shows the life of being an OTAKU. One will show you otakus in a club university while the other were on a working office, yet both will use the otaku subject to bring comedy. 

both series are involving otaku culture and makes many references and tropes in a similar way,each episode is a fun ride exploring various issues related.Wotakoi is slightly more romance focused. 

both are focus on lowkey otakus and their hobbies as well as their misadventures. 

Both anime have a relationship between the two protagonists in each respective show. Wotakoi and High Score Girl has relationships between characters in which they spend time in doing what their common interests are. Also both Hirotaka and Haruo are both into games and they spend time with their other, playing games together. 

I can 99% guarantee if you like Kaguya Sama you’ll loveeee Wotaku 

I watched Wotaku and i instantly fell in love with this anime <3 This is very similar to Kaguya-sama and if you liked Kaguya-sama i bet that you love this one too. Similarities: -They both have very wholesome and relatable characters -Plot is very good and interesting and you want more and more just see how relationships between different characters develops. -FUNNY -Makes you very happy 

Main character prefers video games than romance  

Cute love story with loving characters. Ore monogatari is more slice of life beetween high school characters and giving a chance to someone how doesnt look like who is he inside while Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii is ewalistic story about falling in love as grown up. 

work place romance  

It's funny and heartwarming. Its also relatable especially as they portray different types of relationship stages and Otaku life.  

Subtle slice-of-life romance with humor, heart, and adult protagonists 

Wotakoi and Recovery of an MMO Junkie are similar in almost all aspects, yet vastly different. Though either anime is made by different studios, one doesn't even have a producer and the other has arguably to many; they each are both wonderfully told stories about a new young progressing couple. WHo just so happened to meet on a faighted day. I would recommend either pf these animes to someone who wants to just watch older couples have comedic yet romantic moments at random times. 

Similarities: -Romance focused in a work environment -A bunch of otakus -Also has gamers