Both anime involves girls that have some unique background and needs a male protagonist to help them studying, battling against the antagonist of exams and fear of failing to achieve their academic goals. Male protagonist is poor works hard in school to avoid the continuing poor life.
-both are an anime in which the protagonist is a Nerd and ends up having to teach some girls "with low intelligence" to study. Both the protagonist has a Harem.
-Bokutachi the protagonist is reasonable although it still generates many comic situations due to the situation in which he is inserted with his Harem. Is it also an anime about a certain question that we all have during school which is to choose what you like to do or go the easy way? The anime handles this very well and without losing the humor side.
-5-toubun the protagonist is consistent with reality these days. He is hired to teach 5 sisters by their father but some girls are too proud to accept that. This creates many obstacles for the protagonist and he finds himself in several dilemmas. If you are interested in an anime in which the protagonist has to overcome many barriers to build bonds of friendship with each of these girls this anime you must watch. The anime addresses this issue of not giving up on your goals in an interesting and funny way too.read more
Because they are both a light, good mood harem comedy. Featuring a nerdy male protagonist made to tutor a group of girls struggling in certain subjects, that all start to crush on the male protagonist.
5-toubun no Hanayome is a show that revolves around a main male lead whose objective is to teach a group of girls. The aforementioned is the plot of Bokuachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai as well.
The shows atmospheres are similar with slight hints of romantic development but for the most part, it's lighthearted comedy. Misunderstandings are prevalent in both shows, generic onsen episodes and similar lighthearted fun are existent.
Conceptually these two are almost identical. I would say the main difference however is We Never Learn has far more interesting characters, and it being a Shounen Jump adapation, feels more Nisekoi-esque.
Harem of 5 girls, Protagonist is their tutor. In the beginning protagonist faces difficulties in both of the shows but later everyone warms up to the protagonist.
if you like 5toubun well i bet you will like this as well
MC has to tutor "baka" pretty girls as well ✔ but not quintuplets x . story and the plot of this two are very very similar and both harem as well.
A clever student is helping some others girls in their studies.
Goes romance with 5 girls.
Both are also from 2019 and both are an harem romance ecchi school comedy.
both are romantic comedies that have the same premise of a group of girls asking the Male MC for help in their studies. As time goes on most of the main female cast starts falling in love with the MC for on reason or another and then shenanigans happen.
Both has to deal with the same concepts and themes, such as study, harem with lot of girls. 5 toubun is more focused on the plot while BokuBen focuses more on the comedy/slice of life style.
Basically the same concept: a lucky guy gets to tutor some cute girls, each with a different personality, and they come to some really embarrassing cases.
The girls of the shows start to feel a little attracted by the male main character, even though he usually doesn't get the hint.
Cliché school harem anime.
This has to be the most obvious recommendation in the history of recommendations. Harem anime about a tutor teaching a group of educationally challenged girls, turning romantic quickly.
The story of the two series is very similar:
The two main characters are poor but smart. During their high school years the both characters became teacher for a group of girls. Then the romance is developed between the characters.
The main protagonist has to tutor pretty girls
The students are they are tutoring is bad at a subject and good with the other one
They have the same theme
Harem
MC want to give his family a better life.
MC is a student who tutor other two student but Five in Quintuplets.
Difference:-
Teacher is Genius Quintuplets.
Students Are Genius in We Never learn.
both r bout studying where mc is surrounded by girls nd also mc tutors them...romcom...characters possessing varieties of personalities making da anime enjoyable
Whilst there aren't many episodes out as of the review, if you were a fan of Gotoubun no Hanayome (Quintessential Quintuplets) then Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai is shaping up to be a similar premise, and is one to keep an eye on in my opinion.
Both series are similar. A boy who needs money or academic merits agrees to help girls who are bad at studies or in a specific subject. Both have funny moments and tender situations.
Tutoring a harem. Yes, it is just a high school student tutoring a harem of girls.
Nariyuki and Fuutarou are both poor students who live a cheap life when that all changes due to the benefits of tutoring a group of girls.
In The Quintessential Quintuplets, Fuutarou's time spent with the Nakano sisters is shown to have development in relationships over time with them. Although We Never Learn is the same, it is more of comedic chapters of the time spent tutoring Fumino, Rizu and Uruka.
Both having a smart male protagonist but with no clue when it come the fact how popular they really are. The stories are both set when the male leads are told to tutor a group of girls.
In these two animes, there are exactly five girls in the harem, the two animes have a study theme and the protagonist helps them all. Bokutachi has a more varied harem with three students, one teacher and one senpai, while 5-toubun has five twin sisters.
The biggest difference between them is that 5-toubun has a more mature design, while bokutachi has a more cute and funny design.
Both are very similar in the way that we follow a male mc who's teaching a group of cute girls in school. The stories are both harems so pick your side and enjoy your ride!
These two series have similar premises. Both revolve around an academically talented high school boy tutoring a group of girls from the same school.
They have a fairly similar type of comedy too, but I'm finding them different enough to be enjoyed as separate experiences.
Its got the same aspect of the MC of the anime being a tutor of multiple girls. Both are pretty good anime with bokutachi having more of the comedy aspect
Both are romantic comedies where the protagonist helps a group of girls to study. Eventually these girls fall in love with him and the protagonist must choose one to be his girlfriend.
A story about a male high school student achieving a harem through tutoring a bunch of female high school students with different skills and personalities.
I think an average harem fan can this one as it presents almost every usual troupe that comes within the harem genre.
Like Quintessential Quintuplets, We Never Learn is a harem romantic comedy that starts out about a student tutoring his classmates. All of the characters are lovable and have their own unique quirks, like the quintuplet sisters. If Quintuplets left you wanting more harem drama, or compelling character development, or perhaps just a good old fashioned ecchi rom-com, then We Never Learn is the show to watch next.
- Revolves around the MC helping the other girls because of their troubles in school
- All girls are absolutely a flunk in school but have at least one subject in school that they do exceptionally better at than the others
- 5 girl-harem
I think one will really enjoy both series as their plots are relatively the same.
First of all, the mc in Gotoubun no hanayome and Bokuben is extremely similar, they both have good grades, comes from a poor family, and are always willing to help others. Next, both of the animes are harem, slice of life themed. To be honest, I liked both of them, if you like on of them why not try the other?
both are rom com waifu wars, with the setup that the main character has a connection to one of the girls in the past (although we do not know who said girl is)
They have :
-One Boy
-Few Girls
-Romance
-Comedy
-Tsundere
-Dandere
-Kuudere
-Yandere
-Deredere
+ i had same feelings while watching this compared to Nisekoi
They are both teen harem rom-coms. In both, the main-character makes a promise with a misterious girl in the past with whom he meets again in the present under strange circumstances, leading them to a connection. From there other girls appear, all with very different personalities, who will fight for the love of the main-character.
In both shows, the mystery of knowing who is the girl of the promise develop the plot bringing a lot of clichéd but highly entertaining situations.
-Both put forth a similar tone in both comedic and dramatic moments, giving the same overall feel
-Both foreshadow the protagonist's eventual betrothment to one of the female characters in the story
-Both see the protagonist with a first love they cannot remember that is also part of their harem
-Both have a similar bright color palette and similar character design
Considering you've read all the other recommendations regarding the similarities between the two, I only want to add just a few words to make sure you won't regret the path you're about to take.
It's true that 5-toubun no Hanayome and Nisekoi look very similar at the first glance, and are bounded together by the same type of genres, BUT their individual story and ways to progress it separates them worlds apart.
Do not expect to find a "sister" anime going from Nisekoi to 5-toubun no Hanayome or vice versa.
If you want to enjoy them both at their full extent, be sure to have no expectations of being alike one or the other.
You may find multiple in-between similarities but they all are on a superficial level which I do not want them to hype you up for a later disappointment.read more
Non-ecchi harem romances about a boy who met a girl in the past and made a certain promise to be together forever. Then many girls flock into them after many funny and crazy situation, who also check the boxes of the girl of the past. The big difference is that the Nisekoi girls are from everywhere, the Hanayome girls are quintuplets and are very close to each other.
While the characters are not similar at all, you can make the case for Chitoge Kirisaki (Nisekoi) and Nino Nakano (Hanayome) for being the classical tsunderes.
both are a pretty good harem rom-com, but in my opinion, Gotoubun is better and it will have a closed-end on the anime, different from Nisekoi, where you need to read the manga to see the final.
Did u like harem genre with childhood concept? If u say yes, u can watch 'em. They have simple story, but it's wholesome. Sometimes you can smile while you coincidentally watch unexpected kawaii scene from those girls in these anime.
Multiple relationships growth. The Quintessential Quintuplets and Nisekoi show what multiple relationships growing in a harem looks like.
Both protagonists are made to spend time with their respective harem due to some benefit. With The Quintessential Quintuplets, Fuutarou is to teach the Nakano sisters, in that time, he grows relationships with the sister understanding each and all their motives along the way.
In Nisekoi, Raku is forced into a fake relationship, though in this time, gathering many different girls along the way, he too grows relationships with them.
Though they are both comedies, Nisekoi would make for a better laugh.
Harem which has a lot of potential where the MC has made a childhood promise to one of the girls. Like Nisekoi it's hard to decide the best girl and isn't a given as in most harem anime.
Both animes are an 2019 winter season's adaptation of the romantic harem manga from Shonen Magazine, which are dedicated to MC’s relationship with several girls who are sisters. They even received a joint cover a few days before the premiere. At the same time, these shows are opposite in their portrayal of romance, while Go-Toubun is mostly quite subtle about the affections of girls, Kanojo openly depicts the romantic and sexual life of the characters. In addition, the first show is a lighthearted comedy, while the second is a somewhat dark melodrama.
They both maybe a harem, but then gain this is a reinvented harem where it's one guy to sisters and yes it's plural, except in Domekano, it was more of a Ménage à trois, while in 5-toubun no Hanayome it was a bit more complicated.
honestly, when i watched domestic it i understood what it was and what it was trying to accomplish.
toubun gave me the exact same feeling as watching domestic did.
so i'd def recommend watching both.
If you liked the (romance) sibling rivalry in Quintessential Quintuplets, then you might like Domestic girlfriend. Idk if it's a spoiler though because it's kind of obvious based on the cover of the anime.
Both of these series gives of a similar kind of vibe, funny and relaxing but yet dramatic and serious at the same time. While watching 5-toubun i couldn't stop thinking of Toradora. Both Fuutarou and Ryuuji are very similar male leads in terms of looks and personalities.
Building upon a forced relationship. The Quintessential Quintuplets and Toradora both follow their MCs in a relationship forced upon them, during this relationship
however, the MCs time spent together within the relationship grows as their experiences proceeds.
Quintessential Quintuplets places Fuutarou in a distasteful forced relationship with the five Nakano sisters, though along this time, he grows with all sisters accordingly, all the while tutoring them. Toradora is the same with Taiga and Ryuuji being in a distasteful for the sake of getting both with their crushes, all the while growing together doing so.
Both are good rom-com anime with Quintessential Quintuplets being a harem and Toradora being a slow romance due to stronger distasteful relationship at the start.read more
The girls are bad for study, they need someone to help them, so the main character will try to help .
You have a similar Romance.
The main character is a little bit the same very smart but without a lot of money.
The girls need to succeed their exam otherwise it would be a problem for their futur !
it has the same start, a kind of smart (but most of all, hardworking) trying to help a group of girls to study and pass school. It has also this kind of harem but not harem feeling, and the funny parts in both animes are very great.
The main character being very poor is also a similarity in both shows, and thats the start for both to start giving classes.
Both are similar. Main male character smart but poor, u have ur harem that's good with one subject and is bad in other subjects. Both animes stay the same in S1, but it starts being it's own thing with its own uniqueness to it. Unfortunately it'll only came to light in the 2nd season which means ur gonna have sit through generic harem, school type of show with cliches overly done that makes isekais less common. How do I know this? I watched both shows and currently reading both mangas. Yes 5-toubun no Hanayome is getting a 2nd season.
If you like this kind of harem show then you will surely love the other.
- Both have girls with unique personalities.
- The romance is sooo good.
- very unpredictable.
- very big comedy.
aaaaanddddd both mc are just typical weebs as always.
-Both have main characters that avoid people but are suddenly thrown into a situation where they are forced to play nice with girls they don't enjoy the company of at first
-Both have a female lead that immediately is open and friendly to the protagonist despite his standoffishness, and a female lead that has no desire to get along with the protagonist whatsoever (more than one in the case of 5-toubun no Hanayome)
-Both involve the antisocial main characters eventually being drawn out to social events by the female characters where drama and hilarity ensues
Loners in a forced relationship. The Quintessential Quintuplets and Oregairu both present MCs in a forced relationship.
Quintessential Quintuplets shows loner Fuutarou in an unstable relationship Nakano sisters. Oregairu is the same with Hachiman being forced into the Volunteer Service Club. Although Fuutarou is able to directly benefit from tutoring the Nakano as he can clear his family's debt. Hachiman perceives his time spent at the club to have no benefits.
Both are good comedies set in a school environment of how people's views can change after bring forced with others.
Both shows involve an unknown who is brought to be the tutor for a failing group of siblings. While initially resenting him, the siblings eventually grow to like him (romantic sense in Quintessential)
Of course these two are similar because they are both your standard, vanilla harem show, but what what makes them noticeably connected is the main male leads mentality. Both are very studious and value education more than your typical youthful fantasies, especially the idea of falling in love. They share this sentiment largely because they want to help their family financially. The art styles are both surprisingly unique but similar to each other. Boasting bright pastel colors and giving the female characters bold hair colors that really make them stand out.
-Not only are they both a harem, but the main characters are both introverts (or at least in some way anti social).
-The girls in the anime takes time to develop feelings for the MC.
-Kawaii waifus
-Both MC's arent dumb, and are actually quite intelligent and get high grades
-Both MC's have a past that is a lot different to their present self
They are really good animes that i think anyone who likes romance could watch. This is not your typical harem, and they both have average character development. Not bad for a harem at all.
Now they are both harem anime, and I recommend these because the MC actually have some charm to them and it makes sense why they would have a harem and not just by simply existing
If you like harem and rom-com series that each character fight to prove the strongest bond who has been made to MC. It is the one!. Btw it has twists in the end.
Both focus on the MC trying to help the other female main characters in the show. Both are romance anime, although QQ focuses on the MC's relationship with each of the sisters romantically, while Yamada-Kun narrows down the focus to the main love interest.
A romance between 1 guy to a harem of girls, where the guy is face with such problem as to whom shall he choose from an array of beautiful girls all vying for his affection.
-Both see the protagonist thrust into a situation where he is suddenly surrounded by women
-Both have the members of the protagonist's harem initially adverse to him, and they eventually grow and fall in love with him
-Both have a protagonist that is (mostly) completely oblivious to the romantic advances of his pursuers
-Both feature numerous similar comedic situations
Both anime have central plots of an MC with a serious demeanor, who tries to help each of the 5 main girls accept themselves and each other. The part that differs and makes QQ so enjoyable, by dodging cliches in present in most harems the show is able to stay funny. So if you liked Grisaia but wished for a more lighthearted, wholesome and a bigger emphasis on romance, I 100% recommend QQ.
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Got me back into anime after a long 2-3 year hiatus. so pretty damn good :)
-Both are lighthearted romantic comedies that contrast their own setting which in both cases is a school with an upper class/aristocratic theming
-Both dip into drama with a similar tone and tone shift later into the season, and they both revolve around a similar event
-Both involve two opposing parties laying traps for the other in order to achieve a desired result, Kaguya-sama being a battle of shrewd willpower in order to get the other to confess, Quintuplets being the five sisters avoiding studying however they can and Fuutaro doing his best to dispel their efforts
While both series, at a first glance, do seem to share few besides what constitutes a regular basis for romantic comedy shows, it is arguable they both make you feel in a similar mood.
First off, two things that could stick with a viewership might be how the comedy lightens up any previous state of mind, and also how colourful the art strikes.
On the one hand, we have a harem setting based on tutoring; on the other, two protagonists bonding closer by sharing a hobby. However, both shows permit the budding of a romantic bonding, with a tendency from our quintuplets to dramatise a bit? Let's let you discover.read more
Solitary pieces offering help. Clannad and The Quintessential Quintuplets both use solitary pieces, delinquent Tomoya and introvert Nagisa for Clannad, and loner Fuutarou for Quintessential Quintuplets for as the object who leads the helping hand.
With Clannad, both MCs are used to solve the heroines' personal problems respectively. Quintessential Quintuplets is the same though the Nakano sisters problems are academic-related rather than personal.
Both are good rom-coms, however, Clannad leans towards supernatural and dramatic elements, giving Quintessential Quintuplets a view from a harem side.
Both anime are similar in the sense that they involve a guy trying to teach a group of trouble makers. Onizuka teaches an entire class while Uesugi is a student tutoring five girls who are quintuplets. Over the coarse of both shows, the students start off hating both of them, but gradually open up to Onizuka and Uesugi. It’s an uphill battle for these two to gain their students’ trust, but they win them over as the show progresses. If you’re into bonds between characters starting off weak, but getting stronger as time passes, you might like these shows.
Loners offering help. The Quintessential Quintuplets and Bunny Girl Senpai feature loner MCs Fuutarou and Sakuta respectively, in which, they offer support to the different heroines they are situated with.
Bunny Girl Senpai uses outcast Sakuta and gives him different social problems of heroines in the form of the supernatural to try and solve. Quintessential Quintuplets is less drastic in that Fuutarou only needs to play the tutor for the Nakano sisters in hopes that they pass until graduation.
Both anime are good rom-coms in a school setting with Bunny Girl Senpai being supernatural and dramatic, whilst Quintessential Quintuplets offers harem.
