Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl

This show is cuter and more comedic than Strawberry Panic, but it has yuri elements and is mainly about the main character's (a guy turned into a girl) relationship with the girl he had a crush on and his female childhood friend. 

The love conflict is almost exactly the same. In both, one girl's love is wanted by two other girls, (yes it is yuri) and the main character loves and/or appreciates the two people that are in love with her. 

If you like yuri and have the patience to see a longing and a totally called for relationship to develop, this is totally for you; -Just like a feel good anime. -Is slow but dramatic at some points, at least enough to keep your attention on the screen. -It'll deliver you a fantastic outcome of what love is beyond a phylosophical point of view, or at least make embrace the ones you love the most. And it's going to be way better if you are an emotional person, you're going to have a good time although in general it may feel just as if it was a generic shoujo/yuri anime. read more 

In both anime, the characters start from simply being just ordinary friends, then come to a point of misunderstanding which separates them and/or links them together in one way or another. In both series, there's a sense that the main story characters do love each other but won't express it until either one of them expresses ones love towards the other, or builds it up over time. In both anime, there is a competition going on between at least three characters, which are all about who they really love or if they even do so. There are, though, two things that you might find disturbing... 1. In Kashimashi, there is a very clear expression that suggests that girl love is wrong, until very late in the series when that feeling is totally wiped off Earth. Unfortunately, this feeling did sppear at one moment in Sasameki Koto as well. 2. Many viewers might find the fact that the girls, and especially the ones that the main character, Kashimashi, is in love with, talk about her as if she were a guy, even if she used to be one. (She did turn into a girl; read the anime description. What I just stated was not a spoiler.) If you want to watch something fun, serious, and really boring (which is not necessarily a bad thing)... watch Sasameki Koto. read more 

Teen dramas revolving around yuri between girls set mainly within school. Kashimashi is more dramatic in plot with its use of sci-fi elements whereas Sasameki is down to Earth. Kashimashi features a boy turned girl in the midst of a love triangle whereas Sasameki features a boyish girl who is secretly in love with her best friend who is also a girl. The drama and tension in both end up on opposite scales from start to finish, Sasameki being rather dramatic towards the beginning but dims down towards the end whereas Kashimashi has the opposite spectrum to that. Despite some of the drama, they do have their fun and lighthearted moments as well. read more 

This anime has a teacher who is male dress up as a female in order to obtain a job where in kashi mashi the male student is turned into a woman; so both men become women but one is unable to revert back. 

Both have main characters that turn into/cross dress a girl and fall in love with other girls. Both also contain love triangles. The main difference is that I My Me focuses around being a teacher while Girl Meets Girl focuses on romance of high school. 

Both shows are about a guy who by some alien force is transformed into a female, however each show takes a different approach to this. Kämpfer takes an ecchi route while Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl takes a more serious approach. Both shows have a romance plot but each takes a different approach to this. Kämpfer takes a crazy Harem and takes it to a new level while Girl Meets Girl takes a more serious approach again to its romance plot.