Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen

both are about boy and girl that are clearly in love but refuse to confess and instead they tease eachother in a battle of wits. both shows are also episodic and episodes are divided into several segments instead of focusing on one scenario each episode.  

Both anime: - Are about a boy and a girl who have a crush on each other but are too cheeky too confess. - Have two main characters who do a lot of stupid stuff to make fun of each other. - Are so fricking innocent and cute. 

The main duo in both anime try to outsmart each other. Both are Romantic Comedies. While Takagi-san is more grounded and cutesy, Kaguya-sama is much more dramatic. (I just noticed that both have the name of lead female in their title). 

Both animes have a similar concept- tsunderes try to assert dominance over their crush by utilizing various scenarios. The only difference being that its one-sided in Takagi-san but mutual in Kaguya-sama. Kaguya-sama is also a bit better executed and has fresher jokes. 

I think this anime has the same MC and Heroine like each other, it's just that in the Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san mc doesn't realize his own feelings. This anime is suitable for those of you who are looking for a romance genre with a relaxed groove, given a comedy addition that makes you smile yourself. 

-They both have main characters that clearly have feelings for eachother but refuse to confess and instead they tease eachother to force a confession out -The episodes are divided into several segments instead of focusing on one scenario each episode -Female leads in both shows have massive foreheads 

Very romantic series with cute love but refused confessions because of embarrassment or pride, a strong female lead. 

-both character trying to win over the other character -episodic anime -battle of wits in comic ways -these 2 shows are literally borthers and sisters to each other 

Hilarious comedy ensues! A guy and a girl fall in love, but refuse to admit it and instead engage in a daily battle of the brains, constaatly trying to outthink one another. Although Kaguya is about trying to get the other to confess love, and Takagi is about Nishikata trying to tease Takagi; the overall feel of the show remains very similar. Both are cute, funny, and feel like being hit by a beam of happy. If you enjoy the brain battling comedy of one, the other should be right up your alley. 

Both are about a teasing war between 2 lovers, the difference maybe is one it's a close war the other is one sided 

Both are romantic comedies with a focus on mind games. In Kaguya both competitors are on equal footing. In Takagi it is mostly the female protagonist that wins the games. 

Both anime have a premise of teasing and funny mind-games and also share the lighthearted, wholesome kind of humour relating to having a crush on someone 

both anime have a lot of fun mind games, a similar setting, plot and similar romance 

Takagi and Kaguya would be great friends. The girls relate to each other in the sense that both are cunning. Takagi is magically good at reading her guy while Kaguya is incredibly well prepared. While love may be war, Takagi pretty much already won the war. Unlike the battles in Kaguya-sama: Love is War, the "battles" in "Teasing Master Takagi-san" are... you guessed it! Just a whole lot of teasing! Nishikata is cunning, but not enough. Unlike Shirogane compared to Shinomiya, Nishikata isn't on the same level as Takagi in this game. Only thing missing from Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san would be a dancing girl and an incredibly gloomy gamer, but the characters from this anime introduce their own unique part to the show!  read more 

similar comedy/romance, lots of mind games and slow character development due to it, so when the slightest thing happens you freak out 

Both shows have a Male and Female MC who bother each other constantly. Attempting to win each other over by purposefully, and precisely, teasing one another. However in Takagi-san it is less obvious what the characters intentions are (romantically at least), but it does follow a very similar premise. Personally, I think if you like Love is war for the playful teasing between two characters that know they like each other, but aren't willing to admit it, you'll also like Takagi-san. 

Both feature a boy and girl as protagonist. In both anime, they are in love but unwilling to admit it, and resort to teasing each other instead. Karakai jouzo no takagi-san is, in my opinion, a little bit more cute since it's about middle schoolers. Kaguya-sama features high schoolers, raising the jokes to a more mature level at the cost of cuteness 

It tells a romance in which neither confesses, and they fight for the other to do it. Unlike Takagi San, whose rule is "If you blush, you lose", here the rule is "If you fall in love, you lose". It is a unique and emotional anime. 

In Karakai they openly challenge each other to games where the looser has to do something for the winner while in Love is war they indirectly challenge each other to get the other person to confess their love to them, In Karakai, the girl wins pretty much all the time since she's the "Teasing Master" and the guy is kind of an idiot but in love is war they're both geniouses so it can go either way, though the girl gets her way most of the time since she's deceivous and goes a bit further to win while the guy is a bit more rightous since he's a good, hard-working guy from a poor family while the girl comes from a rich family. The big difference the two shows have is lack of characters in Karakai in comparison to love is war. The main focus in Karakai is the guy and the girl and while other characters show up it's not much. But in love is war they got 4 mains who have great chemistry with each other which gives the dialouges a lot more variety. Something both shows has a lot in common is perfect voice acting. Takagi must have the most wholesome voice I've ever heard, when she laughs you just have to smile. And if you know about japanese voice actors, just seeing Yuki Kaji should tell you that it's gonna be good. The voice acting in love is war is a bit more intense at times, hard to explain but you'll know what I mean when you hear it. All 4 mains sounds perfect, the VA who voices Chika from love is war even voices one of the trio girls from Karakai. Enjoyability from both show gets a 10/10 read more 

both have boy and girl fighting against eachother. the other anime is basicly love is war but only one side wins both are comedy both have similar winning and loosing conditions 

both shows show characters that are romantically interested in each other, competing with each other. Kaguya same has a win/lose format and teasing Takagi san has a win/lose format with one character winning every time.  

Similarities: Male MC and Female MC both like each other but are too shy to tell them. Shows their love by teasing Win over the Male MC Both are in a school setting Both are in the romance and comedy genre 

Similar dialogue and "fights" but instead Takagi isn't a tsundere and trolls Nishikata 

romcom where the protagonists compete with each other 

A good chemistry between our main couple but they are struggling to confess each other due to certain reasons . 

Similar animes in substance but different in form, and this is their strength! 

This what happen if Yagami & L reincarnated to romcom anime. 

Both titles are about the psychological warfare between two characters. They feature the mind games of two strong protagonists who will make you root for both of them at the same time. Obviously Kaguya-sama is a romance based mind game, while Death Note is a detective series. 

Both are series involving battles of wits between two geniuses from different parts of society who really, really, really want to go to bone town on each other.  

Two different geniuses who engage in a dramatic mental battles with one another, with incredibly unrealistic yet entertainingly complex and over the top strategy. 

While having contrasting tones, both shows heavily focus on mind games and psychological warfare between the 2 protagonists into confessing (literally in Kaguya-sama, figuratively in Death Note) 

Both series involve a battle of wits in which their two protagonists engage in a fierce struggle to outdo each other, with the main difference being that Kaguya-sama takes a more comedic approach. The main characters are well-developed and viewers will occasionally find themselves cheering for both sides.  

Both Kaguya-sama and Death Note have a mental game between two great minds. 

The comparison might be a little odd but both manga involve a lot of mind games and intelligent characters trying to trick eachother just unlike Death Note Kaguya sama is all about romance. So if you are interested in a Death Note without the philosophy but love instead this is the manga for you. 

Both series contains battle of wits between the main casts. Kaguya is more comedic in tone, whereas Death Note is more mature. The main duo of each series are well developed and likable.  

They're an intense psychological battle in between the minds of our main two protagonists who are both smart and cunnng. They think of every possible decision and what can go wrong if they choose the wrong option. They also try and get the other person to admit to something that is important to the story. One difference is that one is a romantic comedy, while the other is a psychological thriller. 

Two smart characters attempt to outwit each other throughout the show. 

Kaguya sama is, like one user has noted, the lighthearted rom-com adaptation of Death Note. The battle of the minds, but instead of a global scale of death and destruction, of two student council members.  

This might look weird, to compare this two shows, but Kaguya-sama shows what would happen if L and Yagami fell in love. Both characters try to “hunt down” each other. However, Kaguya-sama as a very light, comedy, funny tone. Not so dark as Death Note 

Most was already said It's weird but Kaguya definitely has Death Note vibes, that's while those shows are completely different in tone. They don't actually have much in common, exept one big nuance - Both are focused around characters, that think a lot In Death note there were lots of smart thoughts, in Kaguya there was a lot of fun "overthinking" 

If you like a masterpiece like Death Note, then you might also like Kaguya-sama wa kokurasetai. Both anime titles include a battle of wits, in which two characters are fighting a tough fight to surpass each other, Kaguya-sama is more comedic and funny anime, with a school theme, and Death Note has a more mystical and serious atmosphere, I recommend that you watch kaguya sama wa kokurasetai, you will definitely like it, I'm sure! 

Psychologically driven both are based upon manipulative mind games played by the main two characters. Although Love is war is a romantic comedy, it brings that same feeling of suspense that death note has. If you enjoyed death notes battle of wits, give Kaguya-Sama a chance. 

kaguya is actually light vs l but with straight relationship and more funny both using brains to make the others lose Misa looks like chika but chika is more useful and cute  

Similarities: Both animes include two MCs battling in a psychological duel to achieve their main objective Overall, death note is more mature while Love is War is a lot more comedic 

The inner dialogue along with the banter between the two main characters makes this show similar but in comedy form. 

If you liked cat and mouse chase aspect of Death Note then this anime is perfect for you. It might be romance but I assure you if you like constant outwitting between two characters you will enjoy this show very much 

Both shows are a battle of wits between the two main characters. However, - Kaguya-sama is a rom-com in which both of the MCs try to make the other confess their love. - Death Note is a psychological thriller in which both of the MCs try to take down the other because of their differing beliefs in justice. 

A battle between two strong will, that want the other to confess The similarity between these two anime is so big that you could make a description of it and don't put there genre it would be the same. I really recommend this anime for the newcomers in anime. 

Light is a murderer, and L is a detective in Death Note. The murder investigation has devolved into a cerebral battle that will only be resolved if one of them dies. Love is War: Kaguya and Miyuki know they like each other, but neither is willing to admit it, so they are now attempting to force the other to confess. The first person to confess loses! Love is War is essentially a rom-com version of Death Note, and Death Note is essentially a dark suspense version of Love is War 

Kaguya sama is in many ways the romantic comedy version of deathnote while also providing a more realistic view into high schoolers lives. If you enjoyed the "mind games" aspect of deathnote and are willing to look into other works with similar structure (apart from code geass) I think this is a great anime to look into  

Both have two really characters in a battle of the minds and getting into each others heads. But Kaguya-sama is not serious and dark like Death Note. It's basically what Death Note would be if it was a romantic comedy. 

-Both couples are in love with each other but refuse to express it. -Both couples try to prove that they love each other through activities such as logical evidence or mind games. -Romantic comedy -Education setting (one in a high school, one in an university)  

Both main couples of the anime try to define/understand their romantic feelings of each other. Rikekoi has a more scientific aspect to it in terms of "quantifying" their love whilst Kaguya-sama is a battle of wits to see who ends up confessing their feelings for each other. 

Our main characters both are in love with each other and over analyse the concept of love. Both good comedy series and share an education setting.  

two geniuses kinda trying to understand their love for each other  

They both have the same theme of a male & female couple that are obviously in love with each other, but both deny it. The main differing part is that in Kaguya Sama, they try to get each other to prove it, so it's like two tsunderes that are in love with each other, but in Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita, they try and do wacky experiments (just activities normal couples do) to prove their love.  

It involves two geniuses whom were in love with each other, but keeps beating around the bush........................................................................................TCH! 

Two geniuses have uncommon view of love that prevents them from actually starting to date. 

both animes have an "intellectual" style with the theme of romace 

Similarities: - Two characters whom were part of the upper echelons of academics, but were the lowest of the low when it comes to romance. -Two same characters whom has to go through a lot of wishy washy run around rather that just say it directly. Dissimilarities: -Both have the same deuteragonist characters whom were with the two protagonist, but in one anime the deuteragonist there was just as useless as the two protagonists there. While in one anime the deuteragonists there were pretty useful, but the two protagonists were a duo of thick skulled morons. -The settings were different where one was in a school setting while the other was more on the graduate school setting.  read more 

romantic comedies of geniuses who seek to show their love 

In Kaguya two tsundere try to get each other to confess. In rikei two scientists try to prove they are/aren't in love. Both shows have a similar atmosphere and the characters in each show are to an extent a perfect copy of one another  

Kind of the same 

Like Kaguya-sama, the characters of Science Fell in Love are hopeless romantics who find themselves in the most ridiculous situations trying to get into a relationship. With fun, lovable side characters alongside them, they have the unique chemistry that only two scientific geniuses experiencing love for the first time can have. Science Fell in Love is a perfect follow-up for fans of Kaguya-sama. It is set in college, unlike Kaguya-sama, but the mood throughout the show remains the same. 

Both anime are about 2 people who refuse to acknowledge that they love one another. It is obvious to everyone else who watches that they do love each other. They are both really cute couples and are excellent rom-com anime. 

Both have two characters who are in love, but do not want to expose their feelings. Also, in each ep some different "adventure" happens similar to love is war. 

Both shows have innocent couples that are trying to navigate love for the first time. Both couples are over the top, clueless, and hilarious. 

These series wherein love is explored in unique way but comes up with comedic struggles. Both the main characters from them uses intelligence as their tactic to explore something to discover and prove the romantic feelings from each other. 

RomCom. Main characters have interests for another but doesn't believe its true? So they tried their best to find out the truth.  

I own all mangas (#23 for Kaguya and #10 for Rikekoi) for both series. Both shows have smart main characters who are good at everything except for romance. Both shows feature characters making baby steps (and tons of mistakes) while they try to get together. Kaguya has more dark moments (and more depth to the characters and story) while Rikekoi is composed almost entirely of happy lovey-dovey scenes. In other words, I feel that Rikekoi is the less dramatic, easier-to-consume cousin to Kaguya, but both shows are equally awesome. 

they are both hilarious and the main leads know that they are in love but doesn't believe it which would have made it kinda annoying but the execution is great. CHECK THEM OUT! 

Both shows have: School Setting Platonic Romance Episodes divided in little histories Comedy  

The author of Kaguya-sama cited School Rumble as his inspiration to write Kaguya-sama. Both are funny romcoms with wacky characters failing in hilarious ways to attract their crush. 

Exactely the same type of humor with the weird misunderstanding between characters. If you like one you must love the other. 

Aka Akasaka, the original creator of Kaguya-sama, has revealed that he was inspired by School Rumble to create Kaguya-sama. 

Both are gag-oriented romance anime, with each one adapting 3 chapters per episode separated into segments. Both have similar humor and have continuity based on building upon earlier jokes. 

Both are great romantic comedies with great characters and a lot of funny moments. Kaguya was actually inspired by School Rumble, so there's a big chance that if you like one you'll like the other one too.  

Both shows are about high schoolers trying to confess their love to each other in silly ways, alongside an equally colorful cast. 

These series both are more focused on comedy while having emotional moments. They both also have occasional focus on side characters and couples. 

The author of Kaguya-sama said he was inspired by School Rumble. School Rumble and Kaguya-sama have many things in common, like episodes segmented into three parts, sense of humor, and characterization. If you enjoy one, you'll definitely enjoy the other. 

The author of Kaguya-Sama has said that he was inspired to create it as a fan of School Rumble. 

School Rumble was the direct inspiration for Kaguya-sama, as stated by the author of Kaguya-sama himself. The similarities are very apparent once you've watched both shows. - Mostly lighthearted, but with some genuinely heartfelt emotional moments as well. - Likeable, fun and dynamic lead characters who actually actively pursue their romantic goals, unlike many romcom protagonists who are very passive. - Similar pacing, with each episode covering roughly 3 semi-independent manga chapters - Takes the time to develop not just the romance between the lead guy and girl, but also the platonic relationships among all the main cast. -Superb attention to detail, with hints at future events dropped in several chapters/episodes read more 

School Rumble and Kaguya-sama are both romcoms that emphasize the com over the rom. They also both have many characters similar to each other. As a side note, Akasaka the author of Kaguya-sama, has said School Rumble was his influence to write the series. 

Great comedies with similar casts, separated in 3 parts and similar humor. School Rumble inspired Kaguya-sama 

Akasaka was inspired by School Rumble and created the Kaguya-sama manga. 

Girl likes a guy, they try to make a move and it always leads to comedy. Both are super cute and fun with some great characters. 

Both fun romance trope-reversal shows! Similarities: - one main couple with a romance gimmick - similar humor style - charming high schoolers and fun interactions  

Both have a romantic comedy feel, I just get a similar vibe from them. Trust me, you'll like this too, the writing in GekkanShoujo Nozaki-Kun at first is kinda odd, but as it continues, you'll grow to love this anime, the specials are great too. 

Both are extremely funny and revolve around a couple who are not that smart when it comes to sharing true feelings. Both shows have a cast of loveable characters and you will easily find yourself rooting for the main couple.  

INCREDIBLE cast - everyone's interactions with each other remind me of the student council <3 so funny and lighthearted. romance aspect is different but humor is still relatable and funny 

They are both fun romantic comedies. Also, they both have memorable, fun characters. Both of them have good side characters in addition to the leads characters. The male protagonists are somewhat similar to each other in that they are both hard-working and a bit dense, though the female protagonists are rather different. Sakura is a much more "mundane" protagonist than Kaguya. That's not to say they are completely different, though. They both have issues with their feelings of love. Sakura at least acknowledges her feelings for Nozaki right from the start, which Kaguya doesn't. However, Kaguya-sama has a variant of comedy that relies predominately on mind games, unlike Nozaki-kun. Kaguya-sama also doesn't have a "career orientation" like Nozaki-kun does. read more 

Similar school based rom-com, very different characters but similar sort of premise. 

both are romantic comedies and somewhat silly to an extant. they're both good too.  

If you want to seek a simillar rom-com troll after you watch Nozaki-kun, then Kaguya-sama is the right anime for you. Both of these shows revolves around romantic comedy moments that oftenly get trolled for some weird reasons. While Nozaki is more like a rom-com mockery (so that's why i called Nozaki-kun a rom-com troll), Kaguya-sama is more like rom-com troll because there are a lot of mind games to spice uo it's rom-com nuance. To make it simple, Nozaki-kun is a rom-com troll because of parody, meanwhile Kaguya-sama is a rom-com troll because of it's mind games. 

It is slightly similar in the comedy aspect and both are funnier in dub (watching in sub is fine too). 

Cute romantic moments with interesting characters. Love confession trials taking a role in a fun way. 

I have a strong belief that Kaguya-sama exists because of Nozaki-kun (? Check on passing or humor speed. 

Both series are really good rom-coms with a strong emphasis on comedy. Both series have the main couple being unable to get together. In Kaguya-sama it's because they are too stubborn and proud to admit their feelings so they resort to mind games. In Monthly Girls' the thing that keeps all the couples from getting together is their own stupidity and obliviousness. Their senses of humor are also similar, as are the chaotic character interactions between the groups. The characters are involved in a particular after school activity. In Kaguya-sama, they are in student council. In Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun, they work as Nozaki's assistants, drawing manga. However, Kaguya-sama has more character development and story development, while Monthly Girls' is more intended to be a gag series. read more 

Very similar comedy styles, the design of the protagonists is also similar 

The similarities between the two series are uncanny. if you like one, the other is a must-watch. - Plot: Both main characters have the same secret, yet they must hide it from each other (espionage works in the case of Spy x Family, and love for the other in the case of Kaguya). - Main characters: blond-haired blue-eyed genius tsundere male, black-haired crimson-eyed genius yandere female, and pink-haired in-between best-girl made of pure chaos. - Genre: Romantic, comedy, with a touch of action and psychology. 

Main couples are constantly in a chain of mind games and deceiving (with no real bad intentions), mains characters are constantly analysing the most common situations or being over dramatic about them, I'd say SxF have a lot more action than Kaguya giving the obvious circumstances one is about normal teenagers going to school the other about a family with double identites that sometimes find themselves in dangerous or intense situations 

- very simular character design Loid = Miyuki / Yor = Kaguya - simular vibe between loid + yor and Miyuki + Kaguya 

Both very fast-passed stories about finding and discovering love even when the poeple/characters don't want it. Spy x family about the love of found family from people you wouldn't expect and also some won't admit it and Kaguya sama: love is war about the love of people who wont admit it. 

Lots of mind games. Hilarious reactions and interactions between characters. Peak comedy with interesting amounts of action sprinkled here and there. Both have superb animation, music, and voice acting. 

Similar characters designs, Yor = Kaguya, Loid = Shirogane, Anya = Chika. Both character hides secret from another. 

Both are very funny comedy with romantic subtext. Both have similar jokes and overall humor. Also two of them base their humor mostly on hidden intents of a characters and how they try to keep them in secret. 

both r unique romance anime 

They have similar style of story telling, with a lot of comedy and similar level of absurdity. There are hypothetical scenes which play out in a character's mind, with lots of exaggeration. Also, the art is kind of similar. Loid looks a lot like Shirogame, and Yor kinda looks like Kaguya. 

The genre might be different but they really are identical , they have like secret war going on which focus on their skills of handling situations , spy x family has a lot of good examples in the anime but is an off topic and mainly not in story but in kaguya sama , it is like the main plot of the godamn show , no spoilers but they have identical personality character but because of the story line , they think really different so you should give it a try , your 24x2(12) (season 1 and 2 combines) = 576 minutes won't be wasted though one thing is kinda confusing , kaguya sama season name are kinda different so when looking for there watch order , just search up it's japanese name too find it easily. read more 

Both deal with a love story built on false premises between a sharp girl with black hair and red eyes and a haughty man with blond hair and blue eyes, with a cute pink haired third wheel whose obliviousness both pushes along and halts the budding relationship in equal parts. Kaguya-sama has the same focus on goofy antics, short gags, and fake-psychological battles that Spy x Family does, and the same themes of found family and blossoming love.  

Both of them are high school romantic/comedy anime with intriguing premises and unique approaches to the romances. Both also have strong, slow burn progression over their comedic episodes. However, Toradora's character development is a lot stronger and its cast is a lot more fleshed out (at least so far, as of writing this Kaguya-sama is 2 episodes into season 2, which makes this hard to compare to a completed show), and it has more serious moments as opposed to Kaguya-sama being more heavily reliant on the comedy. Both also have absolutely adorable characters and character interactions; if you love these idiots in one of these shows, you'll probably also love them in the other. Some parallels between character archetypes could be made, with Taiga/Kaguya being the rich girl/tsundere, Ryuji/Miyuki being reliable/hard workers, and Minori/Chika being the goofy/innocent best friend of the rich girl. read more 

Both deal with characters whose pride gets in the way of their love life. The portrayal of love as a game is present in both of these anime. The development of relationships are both incredibly unconventional and indirect. Kaguya-sama has more of a cat-and-mouse feel, while Toradora deals with flirting through proxy characters.  

Both are romantic comedies set in highschool with very stuck up and prideful MCs, which are surrounded by a bunch of lovable idiots while they get close to one another. 

Taiga-Riujin are pretty reminiscent of Shirogane-Kaguya since the male leads are both tall, poor, capable of cooking and cleaning perfectly, have a "mean" face and have troubles expressing their emotions. Taiga and Kaguya are short tsunderes that are respected by the rest of the school. While in Toradora the plot balances slightly more towards the build up of a relationship between the mains, in Kaguya the mains try to build up the relationship themselves. Said animes have a goofy airhead well "equipped" girl. Taiga and Kaguya share a similar background with a lack of certain figures or friends. While Taiga balances slightly more towards a violent side, Kaguya is more of a threatening person. The shows take a look at the daily lives and comedical events between the main characters and for all of the aforementioned reasons both shows are really reminiscent of each other. read more 

Stories are quite similar to each other: - Main Characters' backgrounds are quite similar Girl: Very Wealthy family but are not close to/cut off from family members Guy: Not well-off - MCs don't want to admit their love for each other (more subtle in ToraDora!) - Comedic storyline - Smooth art Both shows are similar in quite a number of ways. If you liked either one of them it's likely you'll like the other if you give it a shot :) 

Both romances with some comedy moments, Toradora takes a more serious narrative on the whole, but is completed, so if the ending of Kaguya-Sama left you with an Itch, Toradora might be the anime to scratch it. Toradora also has some "will they won't they?" Moments in it, and a nice set of characters to boot. Visually its on the old side, but you wouldn't know its a 2008-2009 anime, and i would definitely give it a watch if you want a nice romance plot. 

Toradora is a bit more serious (small shift towards romance) Kaguya is a bit more fun (small shift towards comedy) - Both shows are romantic school comedies, with slice of lifish bits - Both became more serious as the show went on. - Both have small, nice cast of somewhat similar characters (read other people reccomends for details) In my opinion, both also are a must watch 

The common things between the two are: first, the hot-headed tsundere type heroine. Second, the type of humour and comedy is pretty much enjoyable for anyone. And third, theses two animes really stand out and are worth watching even if you don't usually watch romance or slice of life.  

Both feel very similar, because of how many similarities some of the characters have, trust me if you liked one, you'll love the other.  

a love story between 2 high schoolers with a good storyline i guess 

If you like comedy, strong female character and a rich school, then you will also like Ouran high school 

- Set in a school setting - Students attend a prestigious school for the rich - The main characters are comedic - and the comedy is in the same strain - The main characters are involved in a school club that allows them to get into wacky hijinks - Overall fun and light-hearted shows - Each character has a distinct personality that adds to the charm of the show 

Both are set in a school with rich students. Both hare comedy and romance shows. Both have a child-like character. 

Goofy, over-the-top romance with a school-club backdrop. Progressive character development that has just enough sadness to tug on your heartstrings but not enough to make you genuinely depressed. 

Both shows have light-hearted romance themes. Both are in high school club settings with tight knit friend groups. Both are FREAKING HILARIOUS! Comedy shows. Both have an incredibly endearing cast of characters that you can't help but love and root for. Both use episodic storytelling but also have progression throughout the whole series, all while keeping it fairly lighthearted. Both deal with "commoners" going to an elite school where they face and overcome prejudice. Both have characters who deal with the strain and even abuse of living with overly strict parents with high expectations. Both really tug at your heart strings. Both are really good. 

Rich kids at a rich kid school in a club (student council/host club) featuring one commoner who is incredibly smart (and also cheap). Both are comedies and have great casts. 

Both are about funny romances which you can always get a good laugh out of 

OHSHC is similar to Love is War as in Ouran, the main characters are kind of in a group, which is the host club, and without spoiling too much, in Love is War the main characters are also in a group, the student council. Love is war is about the main characters wanting the other person to confess first, while in OHSHC, the main characters don't realize their love until later episodes. So, in conclusion, if you liked Ouran Highschool Host Club, you should definitely give Kaguya-Sama: Love is War a go! 

Komi-san has a similar vibe to Kaguya-sama A fast-paced romantic comedy with great animations We'll get a funny comedy and a heartwarming moment at the same time 

good old flip phones :3!! Both series are so wholesome that I'm crying 

Both have characters with dyed hair, large breasts, and 0 IQ. However, Chika is not a servant and this makes her a better character. Agari on the other hand is seen to be a doormat. If you like more romance Kaguya would be my OPINION to watch. If you like more since of life then my OPINION would be Komi. 

Both are comedies with romantic subtext, have same sommetimes funny, sometimes not humor and S-tier waifus. Both take place in typical Japanese schools and base their humor mostly on the difference of what characters do and that they think. 

Gives the same vibes, both are funny and both have a beautiful waifu 

it gives the same vibe 

Both have interesting main characters that have a nice dynamic between them. you also get the episodes cut up into 3 or 4 scenes, so it is easy to follow. 

Komi and Kaguya have a very similar vibe, both being romantic and comedic high school animes, goofy and adorable scenes, with likeable characters and similar dynamics, and every episode has three chapters wich is a nice format 

Both main characters are student council presidents, and both don't want to admit their romantic feelings for the other main lead. Both are high school romance comedy series.  

So, both are evidently in a high school setting, where basically, the two students at the top of the pyramid (in almost every way) are attracted to each other. As the viewers, we get to see the struggles on both sides, as they will each other to make the first move. Personally I prefer Maid Sama but Kaguya Sama is still an ongoing series so I will reserve my judgment for now. 

Both anime are romance comedies while the men and women protagonists are smart, looked up to by their pupils and have black and blond hairs. Both women are student council presidents with strong personalities and always want to be at the top of the school.  

-comedy, romance -romance has a rich/poor element -take place in highschool 

Similarities: Relationships between the two MCs are similar Both shows have a romantic comedy touch to it Characters are similar 

Smart protagonists with a different perspective on romance, based on the Student Council and have an interesting plot.  

Rivals at school setting. They kinda have the same vibe honestly. 

- Both from the same author, Aka Akasaka. - Both series has a focus on lies and your real self, and what it takes to be your ideal self - Both have that signature comedic flare with expressive reactions and emotions. "F*** that. I've got a perfect mask, too. But I strive to make that ideal me true." - Miyuki Shirogane (ch 108) "I told pretty lies that would please everyone... always hoping that one day those lies would become the truth." - Ai Hoshino (ep 1) 

the author of kaguya sama also worked on this so i would recommend it  

Both animes are by the same author (Akasaka Aka), they have very comical elements and scenes that make you swoon with laughter, but contrasted with a dramatic plot. Kaguya-sama has more comedy than drama and Oshi no Ko has more drama than comedy. Both anime deal with themes such as faked appearances in a very profound way. 

creator of the story is same. "Akasaka Aka" 

same writer also it peak content  

Same Univers In Storyline. Recommend to watch both! 

Lot of similarities, except the harem. 

The plot is the same, masamune the mc tries to make a rich girl fall for him just to dump her but ends up lovinging her. 

-The guy and the girl are both popular and are both scheming to make the other one confess. -The girl is very cold, comes from a rich family, and has a maid that attends to her every needs. -Masamune-kun plays more like a harem rom-com while Kaguya-sama is more of a single love interest in a gag-like format.  

In general, the plot is almost the same, namely by making the opposite gender you fall in love first & finally you drop it. The difference is, Kaguya-sama: Love is War has a big psychological role, while Masamune-kun's Revenge is more natural. 

- Both Female and Male lead basically fight each other all time - The different is Love is war, is contest who make the enemy confess first but at the end they really love each other - Both female and male lead basically forget them first motive - Both Rom-com - Female lead basically cold af 

1. Both animes have a male and a female that are unable to express their feelings to each other. 2. The storyline is pretty similar to each other yet different in their own aspects. 

Has a lovely romance story that progresses through the seasons, isn't boring as it has lots of funny moments, and in general it's just heart warming. 

Characters have similar personalities. Both are Rom Coms. Funny monologues and jokes. 

Both have similar comedy-romance stories Both have a lot of heavy character development and also deal with after-school-club sort of thing. They kind of split up after that, and so it's up to you to decide which one's better. Oh and the soundtrack is amazing on both the series ;) 

If you like to watch School/Romance anime then I recommend these two because these two are my favorite animes. And both shows get better when you watch every season. ( Both anime has 3 seasons) 

both are about two elite rivals falling in love. Karekano is more about the relationship, while in Kaguya-sama the whole battle is getting the other to confess in the first place. Both have comedy. 

It is clear that Aka Akasaka has taken inspiration from KareKano to create the conditions for the story behind his masterpiece: - Both protagonists are elite high school students who are "worshipped" by the other students for their looks and exam results - One of them comes from a wealthy family, but has a not so happy personal background. The other one is from a middle class family. - Both of them fell in love with each other and have difficulties in confessing and expressing their feelings - But most of all, the most striking aspect that makes the two works similar is the theme of the MASK, that strongly affects their lives in relation both with themselves and with other people read more 

The great similarity between both series is incredible, romantic comedy (however one works a formal relationship and the other the construction of a relationship) through characters called "perfect". Under this premise, we will observe the development of the couple and the circumstances around them with touches of personal analysis in each character. Very funny and very romantic. 

Both have two excellent students, who are secretly in love, strive for their love. Both of them also have a lot of comedic elements along with a colorful cast of side characters. 

Both consist of short stories that are funny and cute. Tsurezure Children has several couples while Love is war is in a student council, where the president and vice president both like each other. But because of their upbringing if they admit it to the other (ask the other one out) they enter into the relationship on a lower level. So its a bunch of competitions to see who can make the other admit they like them 

Interested in high school students trying to confess their feelings to their love? Or perhaps the wholesome couple moments may fill you up? If you liked Tsurezure Children's variety of relationships, then you may enjoy Shirogane and Shinomiya's interactions. Both are based on high school students who want to confess to the other. Tsurezure Children gives many personalities and different compatibility between young adolescences, while Kaguya-sama builds on a singular couple, both with amazing scenes and moments. Many situations and scenes in both series can change the atmosphere of confession or love, either for good or bad - resulting in a beginning of a relationship or never confessing or talking for a period of time. read more 

the constant short jokes the feels i found very similar although kaguya sama is more of a just kiss already comedy type tsurezure is very straight forward romance with less comedy and both of them delivered it perfectly 

Both animes have a similar type of humor and have a great development in the romance of the main couple, and to improve, both escape the cliche most of the time, which makes it have many surprising and unexpected scenes. 

funny, wholesome, super likable characters, need i say more. go watch it 

not that similar but both have many characters and but are romance and comedy anime. both have great artstyle too 

Both are shounen/seinen anime where the battle system has to do with mind games. Kakegurui is about gambling and they play mind games by deceiving their opponents and cheating. Kagyua-sama is about to people playing mind games on each other and trying to get the other person to confess to them. So put simply they're shounen/seinen shows about mind games. 

Do you like gambling? What a coincidence. Yumeko Jabami is as smart as Kaguya and even more badass than her. It was very thrilling. If you haven't watched it yet, I'd recommend it. 

I think that the overall feel of these two is very compatible. The setting for both animes is a school for rich kids. While Yumeko's eyes don't glow red at all times, both female leads kind of have black hair and red eyes. They are also both prideful and confident. The animes share inner monologue as an important part of their storytelling. While Yumeko is trying to climb the ranks through gambling, Kaguya starts out esteemed by her peers already. There is a lot of mindgames in both, the difference being that instead of figuring out how to win in gambling and whether or not the opponent is cheating, both Kaguya and the male lead are calculating how to behave in order to appear disinterested in each other when interacting. read more 

Fantasy Bishoujo Juniku Ojisan to is like a fantasy isekai version of Kaguya-Sama. Both are romantic comedies where the main characters like each other, but refuse to acknowledge it, and instead use various methods to force the other person to do so first. The MCs in both shows constantly have inner monologues describing their thoughts and reactions, planning their next move. Finally both shows also have a great narrator with similar roles. 

Romcom based show or to say it more simply, Fantasy Bishoujo is essentially the "Isekai Edition" of Kaguya Sama but more comedy than romance centered however it can be said alternatively. Both MCs has a similar trait: Kaguya as Hinata & Shirogane as Tsukasa respectively, minor difference is their own physical competence that's solely oppose in comparison. Similar objective which is to show affection with one another and each of them think of a strategic plan through their usual "Internal monologue" arc before taking different approaches. 

Both are episodic, comedy anime that are directed by shaft staff members (even if in kaguya sama's case its just the director who was a staff member), to me, the biggest difference is how they use the episodic nature to their advantage and zetsubou sensei surely does that much better than kaguya sama while also being a great comedy, i really recommend it if you enjoyed this type of episodic comedy anime. 

Kaguya-sama might not seem similar at first glance with this dark comedic, harem-like satire. In practice: both feature direction of Shaft's unique style (undestandably, since Kaguya-sama's director participated in the direction of Arakawa and Madoka Magica) and are quite episodic (though Sayonara Zetsubou takes both to extremes), while having catchy opening and ending themes. Plus, they are character-driven shows and have psychological elements, but played for laughs rather than drama. 

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 

Romance between two stubborn, clueless geniuses at the top of their school, and both are about a fun club filled with exceptional weirdos. 

They are both RomCom. They are somewhat similar when we talk about love scenes (you see much more in Love is War). The type of characters, their rivalry and the comedy is very similar 

I'd recommend Sakamoto for the comedy, both shows take place in a high school where the main character is at the top of the school in terms of social status. Sakamoto desu ga may not have the romance (unless you count Yoshinobu's mum) but the comedy is right on par, both shows are hilarious 

I recommend both of these shows individually, but going from one to the other is a great jumping off point. Both shows are geared more toward the wholesome part of the RomCom spectrum, but it should be no surprise that Dress Up Darling still dips its toes into fan service given the nature of cosplay and what that entails on social media. Despite this, Kaguya and Dress Up Darling are top tier RomComs. One aspect of this recommendation that must not be overlooked is the English Dub for both are really good. I would argue the English Dub for Kaguya is better than the subbed version but that is another argument entirely. The fact is that if you are looking for a good RomCom and also want a series that has an english dub completed, then jumping from either one to the other is an excellent suggestion because they are quality series with quality dubbing jobs. read more 

I find the type of humour employed to be rather similar, even if one is generic and one is romantic in nature. 

Over the top just like this anime.  

Two light-hearted animes that take place in short, segmented episodes. Despite the lack of an overarching plot, both shows cultivate a deep connection with the characters as the season progresses. Similar dynamic of just barely not-dating between the protagonists. Also is set in a school club with other members. Same hilarious situations, interactions, and misunderstandings in both. If you laughed at all in Art Club, then you will laugh in Love is War. 

I've been thinking about it for a while, but this anime reminds me a lot of Kaguya-sama Love is War, it's as if the thoughts of each character have the same sarcastic tone as the narrator of Love is War and a very similar approach is incredible, it makes me want to imagine How would a general narrator for "Gamers!". I'm pretty sure a narrator would work quite well in Gamers!, with all the misunderstandings that the characters cause in their own minds since they don't face each other to communicate like any real friendship type. 

Both are episodic romcom anime with a lot of teasing involved and a main character with no romantic experience 

You will like these animes no matter which genre you prefer. Both animes seem to attract all types of anime watchers.  

They’re both really good funny SOL animes  

- school setting - romance - comedy - great comedic side characters (Kaguya-sama.... - Chika, Tomo-chan... - Carol) - fun characters on the brooding side (Kaguya-sama... - Ishigami, Tomo-chan... - Misuzu) - the driving plot is getting someone or both in the "will they, won't they" couple to admit they have feelings & both shows do a great job at keeping it fresh with the side characters/keeping the show more dimensional to avoid it getting stale and boring from the "will they, won't they" continuing on 

People who loved konosuba and are trying to find something on par with its amazing comedy should try out love is war. the chemistry between the cast on both shows are amazing, you can tell that both of these shows' actors are having super fun.  

Both series are very similar in many way both are episodic and self contained episode Both relies on high comedy elements Both have colorful set of characters including well developed secondary characters and similar character design both have girls who like the male protagonist both have high school setting Both have character trying to hide things from others which result in comedy antics (In one series its supernatural powers and in other series its romantic interest) 

same day-by-day-, situation-by-situation type story telling, keep in mind though that Kaguya-sama is a romance, but it doesn't have that cheesy & slow build up that most romance shows do as its also a seinen they both have the same type of meta humor that doesn't really rely or overplay on one single trope like most other comedy-centered anime do which is really nice 

The dynamics between both love interests is very similiar and theres a definite push and pull between the two in the storyline. The chemistry between the male and female characters is very much akin to one attempting to best or outsmart the other while still harboring feelings of desire to be with the other. 

Same rom com and comedy stuff but it's a notch higher in kaguya sama . 

Comedies set mainly on the student council's room, occasionally with references to other media, and with great character chemistry. Both have a lot of romance, but that's usually separate from the comedy in Seitokai no Ichizon, while Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai uses it for its humor. 

Both stories are mostly light-hearted and entertaining with hilarious scenes. In Romantic Killer, the protagonist tries to not fall in love while in Kaguya-sama, the protagonists are trying to get a love confession from each other without actually confessing themselves, so, the mastermind strategies are present in both animes. I would recommend both to romance and comedy lovers.