B-Shock

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In both series the main characters have to be near each other or will suffer life threatening consequences 

Both plots feature unwanted relationships and conflicting feelings of escape and growing attachment. 

The general premise of both these serialisations involve couples who are essentially forced to be with each other; which gives rise to a lot of misunderstandings, but also opportunities for feelings to develop. 

In these two series, the male and female lead are confounded to live together. Although they initially find it annoying, then soon grow closer to each other. 

In Midori Days, a delinquent with a deadly right-fist wakes up to find his right-hand replaced by a noisy/cute girl who's madly in love with him... and isn't afraid to express her feelings. In B-Shock, a crazy scientist decides to use two university students with different social standings in an experiment: joining them together with a bomb that will detonate if they stray too far from each other. This, inevitably, leads to much hilarity as the 'posh' girl refuses to use the bathroom when her new partner is near... unless he sings in order to mask the pooping noises. Cohabitation rom-coms with a difference, FTW!