Kase-san Series
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Both manga have well-written, endearing romances, both are adorably fluffy with great pay-offs, and both have similar settings/concepts (both shows are about high school age girls getting close to graduating, and feature the same themes of first love and inexperience). Both of these manga also have a very similar relationship dynamic between the charmingly clueless protagonist and her popular, cool senpai. 

Both romance in school with a cute little girl and a tomboy girl 

Both are relatively short shoujo-ai manga with pleasant art styles and a cute main couple. While both have some nsfw scenes, the main focus is still romance and the girls' daily lives and as a result don't feel overly fanservice-y  

A bit difficult to compare as Sekaiichi Kawaii only has 1 chapter translated as of writing this. But judging from that, they both seem similar to me, as light-hearted, yuri manga in a school-setting with a rather fast pacing. Already in the first chapter of Sekaiichi Kawaii you could see that this will go past normal friendship, I feel. 

Both manga are great, romantic, light-hearted and of course yuri. Enjoyed Kase-san and WataOshi too, both have comedy aspect and some serious aspects. Both have positive queer representation and also great. 

Both series revolve around a young same sex couple navigating their relationship and their future plans. A lot of the relationship conflicts that come up are realistic, and both are sweet reads with couples who love each other lots. 

Both are and accurate representation of wlw couples :), they both have their cute moments with each other. I feel like if you liked the Kase san series then you'll really like Adachi and Shimamura 

Two female friends start to fall for one another. 

Both are yuri manga with a sports club as a background but not a focus.  

Both are stories about a cute high school relationship between girls. Both have conflicts that get resolved and strengthen the relationship. 

If I were to make a list of yuri manga that are absolutely fantastic for beginners and veterans alike to read, and enjoy, both of these would be on it, along with a few others that I'll try my best to write recommendations for. Follow the trail to learn about what makes yuri fantastic, (and, not to be rude to fans of citrus, cause I enjoy the manga myself quite a lot) without "relying" on forbidden love tropes, and trying to keep things as honest and clean as possible. That's not to say there won't be drama, though. Although Kase-san is essentially devoid of drama and tension on purpose, not all yuri is like that, and Girl Friends, although it's still not a lot of tension, does have a lot more than Kase-san. Well, who's going to follow me down the rabbit hole I call my home, and see why I find it so beautiful and cozy? read more