Suki tte Ii na yo.

Kimi ni Todoke addpermalink

the part that the main character is unapproachable and have no friends.
but it changed as this certain guy appeared in their lives..
 

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In both mangas you have one girl with no friends and no boyfriend meet with the school's most popular guy. This meeting triggers the main character to make more friends. So their high school story begins. 

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Both manga center around female leads that start out being loners, having low self-esteem, and are difficult to approach. However, that all changes when the most popular boy in the school becomes interested in their quirkiness.  

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I consider these two manga series to be classic shoujos for their style of storytelling. The main male protagonist is a outgoing guy and popular with his classmates. On the other hand, there's the shy girl that no one really notices, or otherwise people tend to avoid. Then, fate ties them together one day and they become friends. As both series progresses, a relationship develops that blooms into other direction that the main girl never thought would before. There is credible amount of comedy, drama, and romance in both series. If you're into shoujo, I would recommend these two series as examples of the medium. 

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A loner girl goes out with the 'popular' guy and ends up making more friends and being more social facing high school relationship problems and learning about other stuff as well.  

reportRecommended by Mika-Pika

They both have a similar feel.
Both these stories feature an unpopular girl as the main character, and the story of how they change through the most popular guys in school, and how they make friends and fall in love.

The only difference is that the girl in Kimi Ni Todoke wants to be liked, whereas as the girl in Sukitte Ii na yo would rather not get involved with others (at first that is). 
Though Kimi ni Todoke is more light-hearted than Sukitte Ii na yo.
If you read one, I'm sure you'll enjoy the other. 

reportRecommended by PinkShippuden

both series have a girl that seems unapproachable and is unable to make friends. However, after a particular guy approaches her, she begins to change, make friends and has more self-confidence. 

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- Both these mangas have a female protagonist who isn't your typical for shoujo manga, but both are lovable and like people dispite of all that has happened to them
- Both fall in love with the most popular guy in school dispite not knowing at the beginning
- Both mangas explore the love relashionships secondary characters 
- Both mangas get more into the relashionship part than most shoujo mangas (witch is a plus, it doesn't end with just an "i love you") 

reportRecommended by mintykoo97

Both manga feature an unpopular and friendless female lead who is lowkey cute and incredibly caring get together with a very popular and beautiful male. Suki tte Ii na yo has a lot more f*cking in its plot, and the romances move and develop more quickly than those in Kimi ni Todoke. Overall if you liked one you'll probably like the other. 

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The manga have different airs about them when it comes to maturity level but both focus on the long term relationships of the main couple and have somewhat similar drama (ie love rivals). I'd say the biggest reason I recommend this is because both manga also take a good chunk of its time to build up the 'support' characters and their romantic lives making it a multi layered story. 

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Koukou Debut addpermalink

Both heroines are quite similar to each other and the story line to both mangas are cheesy and cute! :) 

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Strobe Edge addpermalink

Somehow, the story has an identical feel to it. Even though they're both seemingly "cliché" (And I hate cliché) once you start reading it you can't stop. It's actually really interesting. The main characters are superb in both stories and the graphics are also both really good. 

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Hibi Chouchou addpermalink

When it comes to romance, both series has similar themes. The main character (opposite genders though) are highly popular among their classmates because of their looks. However, they get involved in a relationship with a plain person. Both series explores that relationship to various degrees that really brings out their persona. There is a good amount of drama that is present as well. While Hibi Chouchou has mostly comedy, Suki tte Li na yo does deal with some mature themes. 

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Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun addpermalink

main characters are somehow very similar : girls have really same cold personality and there are black haired guys falling in love with them, trying to melt girls icy heart (  well at least they are prodigies in that :DDD ) 

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Himitsu no Ai-chan addpermalink

Both manga are telling the story of love, with the guy, who is trying his best to keep a girl from school his girlfriend. She is new in 'that things' and very shy so she is learning just little by little how to treat good her new boyfriend.  

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Orange Marmalade addpermalink

Girl with no friends, the most quiet and slow is taken interest from the coolest guy in school. Her school ( real ) life begin only thanks to him. Male MC is ready to do everything to keep the MC girl by his side. 

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Boku to Kimi to de Niji ni Naru addpermalink

Both manga are shoujos with female MCs that start out isolated from their classmates. Both MCs think they don't need friends in their lives and tend to speak/act rougher than their other female classmates. Furthermore the main male MCs in both mangas seem relaxed and carefree in comparison. 

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Kyou, Koi wo Hajimemasu addpermalink

Both series involves a plain looking girl falling in love with a very popular guy. They also get into countless misunderstandings in a typical school life setting. Both also have ecchi scenes and drama.  

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Bokura ga Ita addpermalink

Character traits are similar along with situations the characters are put in. Both of these manga have nice arts and a captivating stories. Like Bokura ga Ita, in Sukitte Ii na yo the main characters relationship is formed at the begging of the series. Both Bokura ga Ita and Sukitte Ii na are focusing not really how the main characters get together but the things they face in their relationship which makes their love stronger.

PS: If you love Bokura ga Ita, then Sukitte Ii na yo is a manga for you to read. It's not exactly like Bokura ga Ita(and although I love Bokura ga Ita more), Sukitte Ii na yo is still very good! read more 

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Watashi ga Motete Dousunda addpermalink

In both series, we have a main female character who undergoes through changes. While their pacing contrasts differently, both series emphasizes on their appeal to interact with others; in particular the guys they encounter. Both series has an handsome main lead that others adore although they should particular interest in the main female protagonist. There is obvious romance that develops as their story progresses as well. Do note that Suki tte Ii na yo focuses more on drama while Watashi ga Motete Dousunda leans towards more comedy. 

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Hatsukoi Wazurai addpermalink

Both start out with the guy teaching the girl about love but later the girl is teaching the guy how    to love, the boys both start out as kinda flirtasious, and both female leads are shy and inexperienced, also there's a weird kiss by the guy in the first chapter.  

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Gokigen You, Koharu-san addpermalink

Plot isn't similar, but story centers around Yamato's little sister grown up REALLY GOOD!! 

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Kimi wa Kawaii Onnanoko addpermalink

these two mangas are very similar. fl and ml reminded me of each other. the fl have both "given up" on love life or friends until they meet the popular nice guy from school. both are also set in high school  

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Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai addpermalink

This 2 story have an Female Lead that is unpopular and haven't experience love,then they meet with a popular boy and became a couple. Both show the female lead experience something new called "love". 

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Shujinkou Nikki addpermalink

Popular guy with unpopular girl - Shujinkou Nikki is more light-hearted and fluffy though 

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Mask Danshi wa Koishitakunai noni addpermalink

Character A refers to Mei and Sayama while Character B refers to Yamato and Saikawa:

-Character A makes a bad impression on character B by being mean and that bad impression leads to character B being interested in character A
-Character B is popular with other girls.
-They actually get together and the manga explores their relationship
-Other characters have their own problems which are explored
-Both have a character that acts as a love interest to steal character A. These characters have a problem with sincerity and generally has a very similar personality

Overall these mangas have similar plots and the general atmosphere is the same. 

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Bitter Virgin addpermalink

Both manga series have the romance element that are expressed in a more realistic or mature way. In other words, both manga rises above the typical fanservice and focuses more on realistic romance.

Both manga series does have comedy and drama.

Both manga series protagonist eventually takes a liking into the main female protagonist after certain circumstances.

Both manga are enjoyable for those who some realistic drama.

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Cat Street addpermalink

The protagonist of both stories is a reclusive girl who doesn't have any friends because of a scarring childhood incident. She meets someone who opens her world, and she begins to develop strong friendships with good people. The girls have to deal with school, home problems, and frenemies. Also, both dabble in the fashion/acting world. 

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Hirunaka no Ryuusei addpermalink

The art styles are both really different and gorgeous. 

The characters are lovable.

The writing is clever and the plot isn't cheesy. 

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Koisuru Mitsuba addpermalink

Both series involves a plain looking girl falling in love with a very popular guy. Suki tte Ii na yo. carries a more serious tone while having some borderline smut scenes, Koisuru Mitsuba carries a lighter and cuter tone. 

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Bokutachi wa Shitte Shimatta addpermalink

The female leads are both 'indifferent' with the guy in the beginning but falls for him eventually :P Both male leads are also popular 

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InuYasha addpermalink

The story isn't like InuYasha but i can say that the characters are like the characters from InuYasha. 
Mei have to be InuYasha because they both had bad childhood and they share the same feelings. The inside of Mei and InuYasha are wounded  because they are cold to other people, and they have bad childhood and bad memorys that they don't want to remember but when Yamato and Kagome comes into their life they began to heal their wounds in their hearts, i think that InuYasha have the same feelings for Mei even though she's not half demon but they have the same childhood problem, Mei friends didn't like her and that they blame her, and InuYasha had to suffer from being a half demon from Humans and demons.   read more 

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Dengeki Daisy addpermalink

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

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Ice Ice Baby addpermalink

Popular playboy falls for a girl who's usually quiet and a loner. 

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Koko ni Iru yo! addpermalink

both are about lonely girls who eventually open up to their surrounds and make friends, due to the help of a cute boy 

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Warau Kanoko-sama addpermalink

The main person was all by herself before to meet a group of friends. They change theirs life and herself as well by this meeting.

Both speak about the true hiding personality than all people have, had, will have.

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Akuma to Love Song addpermalink

Maria like Mei could be branded as anti-social. The two of them have similar problems at school, with friends etc. And they have someone who cheers them. 

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Kaichou wa Maid-sama! addpermalink

Both heroines are frank, emotionally-strong individuals who really have no interest in finding love at the beginning of the story....but it just sort of happens. 

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"Kare" First Love addpermalink

Both are about girls that never had neither a boyfriend or friends, but that suddenly change when she meets a hot guy and fall in love with them. 

Both great read, with good characters, nice comedy and nice romance. 

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Cousin addpermalink

They're alike in their realistic portray of human relatonships and emotions, and the will to change. 

Sukitte Ii na yo does not center on weight loss, but features a minor character who's had some issues with it. 

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Kyou no Kira-kun addpermalink

This manga it's similar in how the female protagonist change herself from beeing a loner to a nice beautiful and cheerful girl. Both the boy and the girl are cute and funny. 

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Mars addpermalink

Tachibana and Kira (Mars) are both secluded and introverts. Kurosawa and Rei (Mars) are both popular, talkative and liked by everyone in their entourage. 

Tachibana is honest (read explosive) with her feelings like Rei though, and Kurosawa lacks confidence that he is strong mentally much like Kira. 

The feel of their relationship as well as the pace of the story are very much alike. If you like one, chances are you'll like the other.

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Hana ni Kedamono addpermalink

I don't really know, but i have the same felling when i'm reading them. Enjoy reading manga. 

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Saruyama! addpermalink

Haruna and Mei remind me of each other.. They both have a calm personality, and sometimes they have the same expressions. If you really liked one of the main lead characters, then you'd like the other. 

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Kimi ni Moete Ii desu ka? addpermalink

They are both about a cool popular boy who likes an unpopular girl. In 'Sukitte li na yo' the girl is a loner and in 'kimi ni moete Ii desu ka?' the girl is an otaku. Both couple experience different types of problems along the way. They both have an original art style though Sukitte li na yo is longer and, in my opinion, better. 

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Beauty Pop addpermalink

The characters personalities are almost exactly the same (later on in sukitte ii na yo) but sukitte ii na yo has smut 

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Koi dano Ai dano addpermalink

it's a really cute story where the male lead also tries things to the girl he likes.
A plain girl x popular guy story (: 

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