Seven Days
Seven Days: Monday–Sunday
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Synonyms: Seven Days - Monday to Thursday, Seven Days - Friday to Sunday
Japanese: セブンデイズ
English: Seven Days: Monday–Sunday
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 2
Chapters: 13
Status: Finished
Published: Sep 1, 2007 to Jun 1, 2009
Genres: Boys Love Boys Love, Slice of Life Slice of Life
Theme: School School
Serialization: Craft
Authors: Takarai, Rihito (Art), Tachibana, Venio (Story)

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Score: 8.121 (scored by 2870928,709 users)
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Ranked: #5602
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Popularity: #289
Members: 56,039
Favorites: 2,004

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Shonen-ai with likeable "grounded" characters and lots of cuteness to go around.  
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Seven Days is like a introdution to the BL world. Most of people start with shounen-ai or light yaoi like Little Butterfly. Rin! and Seven Days are similar because both are great stories involving archery, "love triangle" and they give the same heart-warming feeling about BL school life. I must say I hold a special care for Rin! because of the great character development we get and I really think RIn! should receive the same attention Seven Days has. 
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Manga: Castle Mango
Both manga have characters that come to love one another naturally under different circumstances. Out of all the yaoi/shounen ai manga I've read, these are definitely my favorite. A similar warm atmosphere found in slices of life are common in both theses titles. 
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Manga: Mottomo Utsukushii Uso no Koto
The art for both are very similar, almost identical! The love interests are also slow paced and minimal but still keep you hooked into their developments. I personally like Seven Days better though as it's more light hearted with less drama. 
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Manga: Cello Mellow
Same feeling, similar school setting, very nice shounen ai! 
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Both stories are about guys who used to date lot of girls but never have a established relationship. Once they met someone who's gonna change this fate. Both are very cute and light hearted, highly recommended  
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This rec is for chapters 2 and 3 of Ato. Both stories feature a good looking guy who's too nice to refuse anybody who asks him out - he treats those girls nicely, yet he ends up being dumped, and he's clueless as to why exactly that happens...... till another guy enters his life. 
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Manga: Endou-kun no Kansatsu Nikki
Both are cute shounen-ai mangas that take place in school. And the art in both is pretty and somehow similar to each other. They share pretty much the same atmosphere, too. 
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Manga: Sayonara, Heron
Both manga revolve around the idea of feeling complete by simply being with one another. The characters are somewhat similar, though Sayonara, Heron features more of a serious background to its characters compared to that of Seven Days.  
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Similar premise, where a guy who's very popular with girls begins dating another guy. They're both BL but Seven Days is intended for just about all audiences, whereas Gosan no Heart is intended for more mature audiences. Seven Days is longer in length, and also, the main story in Gosan no Heart is about 3 chapters where the remaining chapters are oneshots. The art is similar, very cute and airy and I'm sure anyone will enjoy them both. 
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The stories are different, but both have unique style and pace that makes it very interesting 
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The Realism and Romance mesh genre are a hard find, nevermind the BL. The journey to understanding one another is a harsh one, but perhaps it will lead to something worthwhile. Cheese and its sequel are preferably for a more mature audience while Seven Days is much lighter, however. 
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Manga: Hana ni Arashi
The art is quite similar. Even though both of them have cliche plots, they bring out the best in them. 
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Manga: Maigo
They both are BL love stories about kids in high school or junior high. While they were both very cute stories, the characters were real, fun, and likeable. Also, Maigo is a collection of one-shots while Seven Days is a two-volume story. 
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Similar lighthearted fluffiness. Both of these manga show the characters falling in love naturally without lots of drama and angst. I believe if you enjoyed one you will thoroughly enjoy the other. 
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Both have a beautifully light romance between two mens. Both have a great graphism too ! If you love one, you will love the other ! 
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Has a "Why don't you go out with me?" start. Both with good scores and plot. 
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Both these mangas are quite different; no.6 is a dark story about a false utopia, Seven Days is a Love story. Both are good in their own ways. What they have in common is how they portray queer characters; with respect and without fetishizing them; good writing in this part.  
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Not the usual simple love story. End Game is without a doubt sadder. But I liked them both very much. 
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They are really different but they remind me of each other too. In seven days there's no road trip but it has to do with these two guys. One of them is this really cute guy who always gets a girlfriend and gets dumped for not being what THEY thought he was like. The other guy is a year younger and every week he says yes to the first person who asks him out. Then he gently breaks up with her after 7 days and the girl is never mad.So the older one asks hi out as a joke and to his suprise they really  read more 
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they both have same genres, the characters are loveable and they often do not realise that they have already found true happiness by the side of each other.. the atmoshphere of the stories, also the pace and the design were showing the same feeling..  
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they have the same air of innocence, both nice stories 
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