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If you liked Eden no Ori add

...then you might like Kyochuu Rettou add

Both these manga are almost identical in every main aspect</br> </br> Similarities: </br> * 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> </br> 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> </br> Highly recommended if you're okay with mediocre character design and ridiculous amounts of fanservice, with some survival elements in between</br>

If you liked Fragments add

...then you might like add

+ Both manga have a similar premise, and are based on actual occurrences + Contemporary settings - KnNnKwID is much more explicit - Fragments is more psychological - The female protagonist in Fragments is older - Different art style

If you liked Bradherley no Basha add

...then you might like add

+ Both manga have a similar premise, and are based on actual occurrences - Different time periods - KnNnKwID is much more explicit

If you liked My Girl add

...then you might like Chichikogusa add

+ Almost identical premise + Both parents are male + Slice of Life - My Girl (MG) is a Seinen, while Chichi Kogusa (CK) is a Shounen - Much different ways of handling plot/character development - The children are different genders - The children have almost opposite temperaments - CK seems episodic, while MG is not - MG has a softer art-style, while CK has the more traditional inked look

If you liked Koi Neko add

...then you might like Wata no Kuni Hoshi add

+ Similar plot, characters, plot development, and setting + Both feature female kemonomimi romantically paired with a male human + Explores interspecies relationships + Comedies - Very different art style - Different demographic - Koi Neko is a shounen series, while The Star of Cottonland (TSoCL) is a shoujo - TSoCL has much more plot and character development, and a focus on aestheticism - Koi Neko has a contemporary setting, while TSoCL has a much more rural feel - TSoCL has an anime adaptation

If you liked Shin Shunkaden add

...then you might like Shin Angyo Onshi add

+ Both have the premise of an undercover male protagonist seeking out corrupt rulers in an Imperialist setting with a female companion<br> + Heavily influenced & based upon various East Asian folk tales<br> + Aestheticism plays a significant role in a majority of scenes<br> + Similar plot development<br> <br>- Very little romantic development in Shin Shunkaden (Shun)<br> - ShinShun is noticeably shorter than Shin Angyo Onshi (Angyo), hence less adventuring<br> - ShinShun puts the female protagonist in the spotlight, while the reverse is true for Angyo<br> - ShinShun is a shoujo, while Angyo is noticeably seinen, with a much darker tone overall <br>

If you liked Honjitsu no Neko jijou add

...then you might like Shima Shima Everyday add

+ About cats + Art-style + Narrative style + Slice of life + 4-komas + Comedies - Different authors/artists

If you liked Soil add

...then you might like Paranoia Street add

+ Both feature a male and female main character, who are detectives + Both have very similar settings, with strong Mystery undertones + Both take place mainly in 'contemporary' Japanese-style neighbourhoods + Similar 'dark' Seinen atmosphere + Both make use of black humour - Paranoia Street (PS) has a much more light-hearted and casual approach to its plot than Soil does - PS has more elements of the Adventure genre than Soil - PS reads more like a collection of cases, as opposed to Soil's linear plot - Soil has much more character development - The female protagonists have drastically different personalities and physical appearances - The male protagonists have drastically different personalities and physical appearances

If you liked Blood Alone add

...then you might like Living Game add

+ Both feature the theme of older male protagonist + younger female protagonist, who both live together for various reasons + Both female protagonists exhibit tsundere characteristics, though much more subtle than the usual type + Lots of (relative) character development - Living Game (LG) has a lighter, contemporary setting, while Blood Alone (BA) is darker/ more gothic, with supernatural elements - The male protagonist of BA is generally much more competent than the one in LG - BA explores the relationship (romantic or otherwise) between the two characters more in depth than LG. Most of the emotional development in LG is left up to the reader to infer

If you liked Umineko no Naku Koro ni - Episode 1: Legend of the Golden Witch add

...then you might like Anorexia: Shikabane Hanako wa Kyoshokushou add

* The art style (especially facial expression & body proportions) are quite similar * There's the 'wealthy family in a mansion' theme * Both contain lots of gore/uncensored death scenes

If you liked Plastic Neesan add

...then you might like A Bias Girl add

Similarities: Same assertive,airheaded female protagonist traits.Even down to the hair length and colour. Both feature school students & a school setting. Differences: A Bias Girl features settings other than school (although it's still a prominent focus). P. Nee-san is much more surreal in nature, while still keeping to the bounds of the Slice of Life theme.

If you liked Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo add

...then you might like Coin Laundry no Onna add

Both have that surreal feeling, where anything can happen. In terms of setting & mood, Bobobo is on the lighter, shonen-esque action/adventure side, while CLnO has a definite slice of life/ mild romance feel, with noticeably more humour aimed at an older demographic. The tying similarity between the two is their gag nature and not much else, so one should take this recommendation with a tablespoon of salt, at least.

If you liked Blood Alone add

...then you might like Usagi Drop add

The theme of 'Young girl plus older guardian' is there. With BA there's a noticeable romantic undertone; Usagi Drop has little to none.

If you liked Yotsuba to! add

...then you might like Ryushika Ryushika add

Similar radical-thinking female protagonist, plot development, and 4koma style

If you liked Danzaisha: Tetragrammaton Labyrinth add

...then you might like Dance in the Vampire Bund add

Same Gothic atmosphere with demons and a petite, long-haired, semi-protagonist.

If you liked Danzaisha: Tetragrammaton Labyrinth add

...then you might like Deus Ex machina add

Female protagonist, similar environment and plot structure T.L. is more Victorian/Gothic than the Steampunk D x M though

If you liked Toshiue no Hito add

...then you might like Toradora! add

If you like your female protagonists on the petite side, don't be afraid to check this out. While Toradora! is not as 'mature' as Toshiue no Hito in terms of both graphic scenes and character development, the plot and art quality are both solid, with real romantic development (and conclusion).