Tsurezure Children
Tsuredure Children

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Both are 4-koma romcoms that feature the stories of multiple couples. The main difference is the fact that Zense Coupling employs reincarnation as the main theme.  

Closest match in terms of plot. Has multiple independent romance plots with a similarly large amount of sugar. Tsurezere takes a more light hearted approach to the whole formula, focusing more on comedy than the drama. 

How to tease your crush? 

Both have more than one couple, Both are lighthearted, Both are funny 

relationship can be funny too 

Both are high school romcoms that actually manage to be both funny and cute 

They give me very similar vibes: - They both feature short romance stories. While "Tsurezure Children" follows several couples, "Real mo Tama ni wa Uso wo Tsuku" has just one. - School setting and the first love themes. - There is not really much of a plot in both, though it doesn't really matter, since it's all about relationships. Those small sugar-sweet moments. - Lots of blushing, guessing whether the other part has the same feeling for oneself. Just, I dunno, they are both very cute and sweet. Give it shot, if you liked one of those, you'll probably like the other one! 

Both taking school and comedy settings Both have much main heroine. 

Both have comedies in it and they also depict the journey and interactions of a newly couples.  

They're similar in that they're both high school romance and slice-of-life manga written in an anthological style, telling short stories about a few different pairs/groups of students every chapter 

If you liked the chemistry between Chiaki and Kana in Tsurezure, then you might like this mangas couple. They have a somewhat similar vibe and have the whole skit action going on. Both couples also seem to be more like very close friends instead of big romantic couples. 

Both are romance manga focusing on more than one couple in a school setting. 

This goes without warning that Ohimesama and Tsurezure Children have the same feel and art style—yet it is not to say that these two are carbon copies of each other, but it also is not to say that these two are far more different. In tone, the mangaka Wakabayashi Toshiya retains the sense of humor that's been ever present in his works, gently tugging on heartstrings with these interesting and likable characters. The only real difference between the two is that Ohimesama has sadly wrapped up, and that it doesn't really go as far as Tsurezure Children is currently exploring. Which is why this is a wholesome recommendation, as reading Boku wa Ohimesama makes you feel like you're viewing additional characters from Tsurezure Children, and reading Tsurezure Children will give you that warm fuzzy feeling all over again! read more 

short, disjointed romance stories that tickle the heart, i got diabetes reading it 

Both are high school romcoms that are at least partially 4koma that actually manage to be funny and cute 

Both manga primarily focus on love and have multiple romantic relationships developing through them. Also, in both mangas the way the romance flows for each of the side characters is similar. 

Both of the mangas are very similar in their approach to the genre of comedy romance; they both include a lot of characters which gets you to know most of the school, they both take care of the romantic relationship of the side characters. In both mangas, its hard to distinguish who the side and main characters are, but with tsurezure children its a bit harder. And both of them are very funny.  

They are both about the innocence of love.  

Both had same story format with daily highschool romcom. Both have nice cute felling with the relationship between the character. One of the couple in Tsuzure have same character with Yandere Kanojo (a cute yankee girl and glasses guy) The difference is Tsuzure Children have more couple arc story than Yandere Kanojo. 

Both are cute and funny 4-komas where highschool students try to deal with their first love. 

Both manga is like a anthology having different relationships scenario with a lot of characters having love troubles, and some may even have more appearances or have a cameo in others characters’ love troubles. 

Both manga tell stories about different couple and their romamce.