Eden no Ori

Cage of Eden is basically like Highschool of the Dead except, you know, better. Though both manga are set in a world of fantasy, CoE has a much more realistic tone to it. The characters are generally more likable, realistic, and relatable. Plus, I appreciate the fact that though both are kinda ecchi, the girls in CoE have breasts that, though still rather large, are not as ridiculously sized as it is in HoD (I honestly began to question whether they were really human and not just a pair of boobs with a small head and body attached for decoration).

I always find myself going back to CoE to reread it over and over again. Though I admit that when I originally read Highschool of the Dead, it was extremely thrilling and I was totally pulled in, coming back and rereading it again, it just doesn't compare with the complexity and depth you find in CoE.

Highschool of the dead is still a pretty great read if you just want something you can breeze through and get some kind of thrill from, but if you want a deeper plot with a great cast of characters that experience significant development, Cage of Eden is your best bet. :]  read more 

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Both Highschool of the Dead and Eden no Ori are mangas about a group of highschoolers that have to fight together for their survival. The main characters are also very alike. The mangas goes under the same genres along with plenty of action and fighting scenes, in HotD there are zombies and on Eden no Ori they have to fight against different extinct animals. Both of the series also offer a big amount of fanservice, but I'd say that HotD is a little bit more extreme on this point. 

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Both feature a group of highschoolers attempting to survive in a dangerous new environment. 

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Both are about a group of students that under certain circumstances must band together to survivor and to avoid a horrible death, only difference really in that in HOTD their fighting zombies while in Eden no Ori it's a wave of prehistoric animals are supposed to be extinct. 

Note: Both have a considerable amount of ecchi in them.  

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Both of these are set in a "post-apocalyptic" type setting. The main characters (HOTD - Takashi/Eden - Akira) don't think much of themselves but they become the leader of a group of people they find while trying to survive the aftermath of the "apocalypse". Finally, both offer lots of ecchi shots. 

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Both are ecchi with lots of fanservice. 
Both involve groups of kids working together to survive against impending doom (prehistoric animals and zombies). 
Eden seems to focus more on the mystery than the action while Highschool does the exact opposite.  

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Eden no Ori and HOTD are very similar. Most of the characters have the same personality and there're both about surviving.  

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while high school of the dead has a zombie type story in it cage of eden deals with plane crash both have similar type of groups with suspense,you imagine what you would do if you were there,they both have similar cool characters also romance(little bit is also there) 

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Survival, in both manga teams are created  with members thet each of them has its speciality (otaku, leader, fighter, smartass...). Pantsu. Great stories. 

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People are sent to the island to fight for their lives. Survival. Both are good :) 

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Similar premise with the theme "survival of the fittest" on an uninhabited island. In both manga, humans are pitted against each other in a deadly game of survival, and other times people have to worry about not becoming food for the dangerous animals living on the island... 

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Survival fiction is a prominent theme for Eden no Ori and Btooom! Taking place in a desolate setting with a host of dangers, the main characters are thrown into an environment where their lives are at stake. The main male protagonist however has a motivation to stay alive and has influences on others as the story progresses. At the same time, there are a lot of mysteries that is revealed in both series later on. Eden no Ori has more of the adventurous theme involving survival horror while Btooom! takes on more game tropes. 

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Both manga are set on an island where the characters are stranded. There is a lot of violence represented in both of them and they both have a psychological involvement between the different characters. The protagonists are, for some reason, people far from normal. 

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Both center around a group of people who are trapped on islands and must do whatever it takes to survive while btooom is more action oriented and Cage of eden is more character driven they have a similar style and if you like one of them you will likely enjoy the other 

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Survival game manga in which characters are forced to participate in a mysterious and brutal contest of survival-of-the-fittest. Both manga take place on a deserted island. In addition to fending off monsters, participants must also beware of other humans who play in the same game.  

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Both involve the main character being trapped on a remote island and both of the stories revolve around survival and trying to find out how they got on the island in the first place. 

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Both of them are similar because both contains theme like-
>Survival of the fittest
>Island like environment
>Fanservice
>Violence & gore
>Awesome protagonist
So, if you like Eden no Ori you will like Btooom! too. 

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Battle Royale addpermalink

The characters in both of these serialisations are relocated to an island that requires them to develop and refine survival techniques so they can keep alive. 

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Panic ensues among the class(es) of both manga causing many to adopt a kill-or-be-killed attitude while others continue to hope that they can all survive together. Also, since both manga feature some cliche characters... the character archetypes of some of the main characters are pretty similar. 

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Battle Royale deals with a class of students who set off on a field trip and end up left to fend for themselves on a deserted island. This is same kind of situation takes place in Cage of Eden, the difference being in BR the students have to kill each other to survive whereas in CoE the students must not only survive the attacks of the crazies that have survived the plane crash that left them stranded on the island but they also have to fend off the prehistoric dinosaurs that also populate it. Both series are gory, survival focused and have echi qualities. 

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both are great manga with a similar setting where teenager have to fight on an island for survival.
 battle royal is a psychological seinen where a class is forced to kill each other until one rremains while eden no ori is a great shonen where about 200 students and 100 other passengers land, after an air plane crash, on an deserted island where extinct species live and they try to survive while some get mad and start killing. 

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If you liked Battle Royale I definetly recommend that you read Eden no Ori or otherwise known as Cage of Eden. Both have to survive in an island except in Battle Royale they have to literally kill each other to survive while in Eden of Ori the people in the island some people do kill each other but they mostly want to leave the island. Both mangas are about survival and both are really good, so I recommend you try reading them both ^_^ 

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Both are survival manga that create real sympathy between the reader and the characters. Sengoku Akira and Shuya Nanahara, the two main protagonists of their manga respectively, show striking similarities to each other. 

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These two series involve a class of high school students being cast into a remote location and forced to fight, or die.
The main characters are extremely similar, with both of them trying to save everyone and take a "leader" role. While reading Battle Royale, I had felt the same rush of adrenaline I had felt while reading Eden no Ori. If that's what you enjoyed in Eden no Ori, (which you probably did.) Battle Royale will not disappoint.  

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When I'm reading the few chapters of eden it instantly remind me of battle royale. The serie share some similiarities. Majorly there are bunch of students that somehow trapped in unknown places. They chaotic kill each other for matter of surviving and in the middle of that, there is a mc with great motivation to save everyone else. The series also share kind of vibes throught the same kind of artstyle 

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Let's☆Lagoon addpermalink

Trapped on a mysterious island after a shipwreck/plane crash our heroes are stranded and have to try to get home, some ecchi in both titles, but EnO has a lot of gore and horror as well. 

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7 Seeds addpermalink

The main cast is marooned on a strange island inhabited by dangerous animals with no way back to civilization. They have to cooperate to survive the dangerous new place they've ended up in while slowly realizing help will never come. 

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Jisatsutou addpermalink

In both of these titles, a group of people are left stranded in an isolated setting which pushes them to either survive or perish. 

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Deadman Wonderland addpermalink

Both these manga revolve around characters who are constantly put into life-or-death situations. 

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Ibara no Ou addpermalink

Based on rather disasterous events, characters are stranded in a world unfamiliar to them. A world filled with monsters and a strong lack of control. These two publications depict the struggles of their characters as they try and survive in primitive situations. 

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Mouryou no Yurikago addpermalink

This manga also mention the betrayal of human and human nature when they fight for their life.However,at first,this manga is more focus at survival in nature(fighting wild extinct animals,disease and so on) compare to mouryou no yurikago. 

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Kanojo wo Mamoru 51 no Houhou addpermalink

People are put into a setting where disasters are omnipresent, and the main lead has a leadership quality that brings a group of people together. They also both have a bit of romance 

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Hyouryuu Kyoushitsu addpermalink

The setting of a group of children which are thrown in to a dire situation and forced to fend for themselves in a harsh new environment is similar as is the themes centered around school and comradeship.  

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Kyochuu Rettou addpermalink

Both these manga are almost identical in every main aspect</br>
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Similarities:
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* Premise - Plane crash, abandoned island survival</br>
* Non-humans as antagonists (insects, animals), most of which are extinct</br>
* Copious amounts of fanservice and disproportionate breast sizes</br>
* Generic, unlikeable male side characters abound </br>
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Differences:</br>
* Female protagonist in Kyochuu Rettou (KR), male in Eden no Ori (EnO)</br>
* Seems to be a focus on insects in KR, while EnO has a more diverse selection</br>
* No apparent elements of romance in KR (though saying that there are any in EnO would be misleading)</br>
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Highly recommended if you're okay with mediocre character design and ridiculous amounts of fanservice, with some survival elements in between</br> read more 

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EX: Shounen Hyouryuu addpermalink

Both mangas features protaganists that are children.
In both Eden No Ori and EX - Shounen Hyouryuu the protoganists strive for survival. The mangas also give off the same feeling of hopelessness and is similar when it comes to showing human psychology. People die in both of these mangas.

One major difference is that in Eden No Ori the protoganists gets stranded in a prehistoric enviroment, while this is not the case in Ex - Shounen Hyouryuu. Although do not fret, they are both quite similar and if you like either one of these mangas i strongly recommend you giving the other manga a shot. 

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Gantz addpermalink

Both involve people in their teens being tossed into a life-or-death situation where the normal rules of society no longer apply. 

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Psyren addpermalink

Both mangas are survival mangas in which characters are thrown into a world where they have to fight animals and beasts (Eden no Ori) / Tavoo (Psyren) for their lives. 
They will uncover great mysteries of the world/island they were thrown into.

Though in Psyren , characters are able to achieve special powers.  

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Hoozuki no Shima addpermalink

Both series are survival horror titles set on an isolated island and with a cast primarily composed of students. Both are the sort of story that keeps you guessing as you read, and both have unpredictable endings. 

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Deathtopia addpermalink

Both series from the same author which naturaly makes them similar, and  cameos from Eden no ori all over Deathopia. Deathopia is about is about a group of special type cops fighting even more special serial killers with supernatural powers. Eden no ori is about a large group of people transported in supernatural way to primal and dangerous world and is forced to survive in truly deadly environment. Both series contain same ammount of brutality and gore. 

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Terra Formars addpermalink

Both series that write information on rare species or extinct species of animals and make them into a plot device. 

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Green Worldz addpermalink

Eden no Ori (Cage of Eden) and Green Worldz are survival horror stories that deals with unnatural events. The main characters finds their lives at risk after discovering the cruel reality of their new circumstances. Throughout the story, there's a lot of mysterious origins related to the creatures they encounter. There's also significant amount of violence that highlights the survival context of their premise. 

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Tenkuu Shinpan addpermalink

For starters, the main characters becomes isolated from society and ends up in a world/island (in the case for Eden no Ori) of the unknown. They realize the dangers of their newfound circumstances as there are mysterious obstacles that threatens their life. Both series contains a lot of mystery regarding their worlds as well especially in regards to the characters they encounter. But despite all obstacles, the main characters has a determination to survive. Recommended for any fan of survival horror. 

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Soukai no Eve addpermalink

In both of these mangas the characters (students mostly) are living everyday life until out of the blue they are dumped in an unknown world, where survival is the main theme. 

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Aphorism addpermalink

A group of people have to fight monsters in order to survive. 

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Shingeki no Kyojin addpermalink

Both of these titles present a bleak world in which dying and grieving are common events. Characters are oftentimes placed in the most desperate of situations. 

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Sousei no Taiga addpermalink

Eden no Ori will offer similar attractions as Sousei no Taiga. Minus the cave people but all of the evolution and story growth. The pace of the story goes for a comfortable speed so reading it will be quite a time filler of enjoyment. Though, there are quite a number of characters in this story, but if that bothers you, don't worry. Those numbers change gradually throughout the story. 

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Dr. Stone addpermalink

Eden no Ori and Dr. Stone have a few things in common. The story starts in a normal environment, but a few pages later the surroundings totally change. The both main characters are in love with a girl. If you like main protagonists being thrown into a completely new world, then this is for you. 

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Dendrobates addpermalink

I started reading it and I never stopped until I finished the story. They are great stories with many challenges, mysteries and passions. The details keeps you intrigued. They can be essentially divided into three parts that are all developed as the story progresses. 

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Zero no Shiniki addpermalink

Eden is a fairly old manga, and has very little in common with shiniki other than the main goal of the manga. Its a survival manga. People forced into a situation where they have to fight for their lives in an unreasonable environment. Liking one doesn't necessarily mean you'll like the other, but it may be worth a read if you've got time, plus its completed. 

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Limit addpermalink

Both series are about teens stuck in the wild going crazy! Limit is more complex and has better characters according to me, but Eden no ori is longer and more action packed. It's not as well drawn as Limit, but it's good for killing time. 

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Ingoshima addpermalink

Both manga are about surviving on an island after getting stuck there (by plane or boat). 

Cage of Eden has prehistoric animals on the island that the students must survive from, and Ingoshima has mentally unstable natives that sacrifice/murder anyone they see. 

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Akumetsu addpermalink

I started reading it and I never stopped until I finished the story .
They are great story with many challenges , mystery and passions .
Both will uncover great mysteries . 

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Made in Abyss addpermalink

Both set in a place still yet to be fully explored with unique inhabitants. A world of adventure and danger awaits our characters as we follow them in their journey. 

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Gunjou Senki addpermalink

The MC and classmates are mysteriously transported back in time where they must adapt to survive. 

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Survival addpermalink

Survivor theme 

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Duty After School addpermalink

Helping others to survive and fight against dangerous species (man-eating creatures at Eden no Ori, purple murderous orbs "cells" at Afterschool Wars Activities) at the risk of their own life. That's what you will get while reading Afterschool War Activities and Eden no Ori. The real human nature in front of a life or death situation, the terrifying 'fight if you want to live' line, thrilling action and romantic subplot. A couple of differences would be that AWA doesn't focus in what they're trying to fight, but the reason why are they fighting, boys and girls adapting to survival and strengthening relationships. They're also trained by militaries so the enigma scenario is supervised.
In Eden no Ori instead, highschool students are marooned on a strange island and have to fiddle around alone, unaided.
Disastrous events, harsh environment and an eternal struggle to maintain sanity, take these two series to become absolutely recommended for those who seek for action, survival and lots of despair. read more 

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Übel Blatt addpermalink

Eden No Ori may not have the same style or story but it does have an adventure to behold with lot's of violence and nudity(sorta)  

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Land Lock addpermalink

After surviving an airplane crash the survivors find themselves stranded on a mysterious island where they have to fend off against the harshness of nature, and the worst of humanity. If this is something you liked you will definitely like the other series since this is the start for both of them. The story development, with the slow uncovering of a greater mystery, also feel pretty similar to each other.  

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Arata Primal addpermalink

Both are survival manga where teenagers are put into an unknown situation and have to find a way to get back home.

Both suffer from a pretty lackluster ending.

Eden no Ori goes more into depth with the survival aspect more so than Arata Primal where the stakes feel less severe. This mostly is because of the different presentation of the story. Arata Primal being more lighthearted and Eden no Ori often more dark. 

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Mx0 addpermalink

two brilliant manga with a unlikely hero that will do anything to protect his friends 

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Darwin's Game addpermalink

Both are full of survival and death! Both are sure to be classics. 

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BioMeat: Nectar addpermalink

 Survivor Situation Between Man-Eating Creatures.Both Horror 

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Manga: Alive: Saishuu Shinkateki Shounen

Alive: Saishuu Shinkateki Shounen addpermalink

about surviving
and there is a little drama and romance  

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Region addpermalink

A group of children and adults struggle to survive against animals trying to eat them as well as people trying to kill them. People get eaten, a lot. 

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Lives addpermalink

Both are about Japanese school kids trying to survive in a very hostile and unfamiliar world where the greatest threat to their lives are the bizarre and powerful creatures as well as other humans. Both have a lot of ecchi scenes as well as action and have in some ways similar art style. Although Lives is significantly more gruesome than Eden No Ori or Caged of Eden, there is still a presence of blood and intestines being thrown around the panels every now and again. 

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Tokyo Girls Destruction addpermalink

High school students stuck on an isolated island forced to try everything in their power to survive.

While Eden no Ori (cage of eden) is mostly about surviving the environment and prehistoric beasts on a deserted island, there are some instances where the bigger threat comes from their fellow humans whereas Tokyo Girls Destruction's main antagonists are other female students who are bent on making the weaker girls as their own personal slave 

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Metro Survive addpermalink

A group of people are trapped in a dangerous place and have to try and survive the dangers of being trapped as well as each other 

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Meteor addpermalink

A survival of the fittest. Characters having to fight for their lives in an "end of the world" kind of situation 

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Judge addpermalink

One of the most apparent themes in both titles is the notion of disorder in relation to surviving. At both individual and group levels, characters are often pushed to psychological distress caused by their constant attempts at surviving, as well as the deaths they frequently witness. 

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Antimagia addpermalink

Both manga involve various kinds of -supposedly dead- creatures.
Antimagia includes ancient beasts, Eden no Ori dinosaurs. 

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Nae ga Yuru addpermalink

Both have Psychological,SURVIVAL themes with a lot of ECCHI thrown in,especially Nae ga yuru.
If you like one definitely read the other..
Personally I like Cage of Eden more than Nae ga yuru!! 

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Yakusoku no Neverland addpermalink

Both manga follow a group who find themselves in danger and must do whatever they can to uncover the mystery and escape the danger. 

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Hakaijuu addpermalink

Trapped with man-eating creatures that ripped or exploded (Hakaiju) people into pieces. Truly, These two manga are perfect if you're into that type of stuff. There is also the main male characters who tries to protect someone important. The main difference between the two is that Cage of Eden is filled of dinosaurs while Hakaiju is filled with different kinds of aliens! 

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Mirai Nikki addpermalink

Like games? Like psychological plot holes? Like horror? Like action? Like romance? Then, you might like both of these manga series. Both the main protagonists begin as ordinary people but are quickly thrown into a setting they never imagined before. There are also evidence of romance and drama as the chapters drag on. Additionally, there are quite a lot of character development not only in the main characters but some of the main supporting as well. 

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Kamisama no Iutoori addpermalink

Both of the main character is similar in terms of doing bad in school but can do well when they are in trouble 

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Arachnid addpermalink

Why? well because the main character goes through expairence to get stronger and gets smarter to protect their friends and themselves from prehistoric dinosurs (Eden No Ori) or Assasins with insects sense (Arachnid). Only diffrence is that Arachnid mostly takes place in school area and Cage of Eden takes place in an island. 

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La Mosca addpermalink

Both contain that sense of mystery. Protagonists find themselves on a strange outcast island, plagued with strange mutated creatures that have no issue with killing humans. Throughout each we learn the true nature of these islands as well as what our protagonists struggle to survive. Add in a bit of blood, limbs and the insane and you have a story.
Considerably different in length Eden no Ori is for those who prefer longer stories involving some ecchi whilst La Mosca is more to the point and doesn't bother with the fanservice.  

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Manga: Classmate (♀) to Meikyuu no Futekisetsu na Kouryakuhou

Classmate (♀) to Meikyuu no Futekisetsu na Kouryakuhou addpermalink

Both have a to do with time/space

If your continue reading both manga you will see the similarity a bunch of kids going to a unnatural place and trying to figure out what going on. 

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ənígmə addpermalink

They're both about surviving in life threatening conditions, although the enigma scenario is somewhat supervised 

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Gakkougurashi! addpermalink

Has a very similar psychological thriller vibe as the story progresses. 

Elements of mystery and subtle atmospheric changes as the story goes on.  

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