If you liked
Suzumiya Haruhi Series
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...then you might like
Koten-bu Series
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The stories take place in a school setting, both main characters carry unique features and stand out. The mystery tag is prevalent in the novels and most of the mysteries are mundane but are significant to the stories. The school setting is accompanied by a club the main male leads get compelled into joining. The same male leads are lead around by the female protagonists and are unable to decline their self-centered requests.
The female protagonists are similar but also different. They share similar views as in expecting events to circle around them and people to adhere to their needs. Haruhi takes this obsession to the extreme while Chitanda Eru from Koten-bu Series is tame. It is evident that their quirky actions lead to them being depicted as unique characters.
On top of the aforementioned information, both works are character-based. The stories are insignificant because of the attempted realism they portray. There are not many over-the-top moments but the focus lies on the character's mental aspects and the development received.
If you liked
Yakusoku no Neverland
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...then you might like
Shokuryou Jinrui
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Do you wish The Promised Neverland was about 10 times more graphic and disturbing? Starving Anonymous. They're both about people farming.
If you liked
Shinrei Tantei Yakumo
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...then you might like
Kyokou Suiri
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Both manga center around protagonists that deal with otherworldly beings. Yakumo (Shinrei Tantei Yakumo) dealing with ghosts, and Kotoko (Kyokou Suiri) dealing with yokai. They both have trusty assistants, Yakuma's being Haruka and Kotoko's being Kurou. These protagonists are the only ones who can deal with these phenomenons and come up with ingenious plans to do so often using chapters with lengthy dialogue explaining them. Additionally, both main protagonists have two different eyes.
Basically, both are awesome manga, so read them both.
Manga rec by XxYumeHimexX - Jul 19, 2019
If you liked
Koisuru Yankee Girl
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...then you might like
Pashiri na Boku to Koisuru Banchou-san
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Both manga follows a weak yet strong-minded male MC, unintentionally accepting a confession from the mean-looking yet kind-hearted female MC. In both, the male MC slowly starts to develop their relationship from a misunderstanding one, to a proper one
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jul 19, 2019
If you liked
Pretty Scoop
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...then you might like
Rutta to Kodama
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Similar theme - a delinquent/tough looking seme who keeps people at an arm's distance, and a soft but persistent uke who manages to breaks the walls surrounding the seme. Neither of the seme are assholes, both the uke have distinct personalities.
If you liked
Eden no Ori
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...then you might like
Sousei no Taiga
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Eden no Ori will offer similar attractions as Sousei no Taiga. Minus the cave people but all of the evolution and story growth. The pace of the story goes for a comfortable speed so reading it will be quite a time filler of enjoyment. Though, there are quite a number of characters in this story, but if that bothers you, don't worry. Those numbers change gradually throughout the story.
If you liked
Gakuen Alice
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...then you might like
Monokuro Shounen Shoujo
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Similar guy and girl protagonists - the guy is cool and aloof and the girl is dense and clumsy. The guy is best friends with a blondie and both guys end up liking the girl. The main guy treats the girl badly but blondie is very friendly. The girl only realises her feelings later in the story.
Manga rec by Sparkling_Heart - Jul 19, 2019
If you liked
Devilman
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...then you might like
Kamen Rider
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-Kamen Rider has a dark style similar to Devilman (obviously Devilman is more)
-Both received slight adaptations made by Toei
-The design style of the Go Nagai is extremely similar to that of Shotaro Ishinomori
-Nagai was a student of Ishinomori
If you liked
Heart no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Wonder World
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...then you might like
Classi9
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They all fall in love with main girls,main girls both alone in the new world the vibe and art in general really similar
If you liked
Angelic Layer
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...then you might like
Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha Innocent
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The battles are similar and both have a similar tone though Nanoha is a bit more light-hearted.
Manga rec by SpinachGrill - Jul 17, 2019
If you liked
Tokyo Ghoul
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...then you might like
Ajin
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If you liked Tokyo Ghoul’s chaotic prompt to have the protagonist find out they are a deviant species, you will certainly like Ajin.
They both have intricate systems of how their supernatural beings work which is enjoyable if you like gore (and biology, of course.) Additionally, they both dwell deeply in psychological and sociological themes—specifically if it is alright to sacrifice a minority for the sake of the whole.
Character-wise, unlike melodramatic Kaneki Ken, Nagai Kei is an extremely pragmatic and detached character. Though scared at first, Nagai never lets his emotions cloud his judgment and comes up with outstanding strategies unlike Kaneki who often lashes out (Centipede? Dragon?) Both are also extremely overpowered compared to others of their kin.
Another thing worth pointing out is the art. Personally, I find TG’s art to be quite unmemorable compared to its sequel TGre: (read it, for art’s sake). Though TG’s art could deliver its impact at certain points, it falls short in comparison to Ajin’s art where there is a cathartic moment in every other chapter (really.)
If you liked
Kitchen no Ohimesama
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...then you might like
Koko ni Iru yo!
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I Am Here and Kitchen Princess are two shojo manga series that stars a female lead and two boys, a kind and more open person and a tsundere, as possible love interests. The female lead in both series ends up getting bullied due to their involvement towards the boys. While the characters are a bit typical of the genre, they're still very enjoyable stories that can be worth your time.
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If you liked
Koko ni Iru yo!
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...then you might like
Koe no Katachi
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I Am Here and A Silent Voice are two manga series that focuses on school drama and bullying (which has bigger focus in A Silent Voice than in I Am Here, but it's still seen in both). The female main character in both of these series deals with the bullying in somewhat similar ways by not doing much at first.
If you liked
Gokkun! Pucho
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...then you might like
Koko ni Iru yo!
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I Am Here and Pixie Pop are two shojo manga series written by Ema Toyama-- chances are, if you liked one of these two, you will very likely enjoy the other. As different as they are, they're both romance stories that can really warm your heart with their own unique ways. Friendship is also a key element in both stories.
If you liked
Yancha Gal no Anjou-san
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...then you might like
Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai!
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Both have the main female protagonist teasing the guy that they like.
Manga rec by UnknownTwinkie - Jul 17, 2019
If you liked
Chi's Sweet Home
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...then you might like
Kijitora Neko no Koume-san
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Both Plum Crazy! and Chi's Sweet Home have sweet art styles that deal with the daily adventures of our lovable fur babies.
Manga rec by ExistentialUFO - Jul 17, 2019
If you liked
Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen
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...then you might like
Senryuu Shoujo
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Both are pretty funny and cute high school romcoms with generally likable main and side characters.
Manga rec by SamuraiOstrich - Jul 17, 2019
If you liked
Sayonara, Otokonoko
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...then you might like
Kemono-tachi wa Wana no Naka
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This rec is for Shounen to Yoru no Mahou. Both manga deal with a young boy whose body magically transforms/switches to a child's body.
If you liked
World Teacher: Isekaishiki Kyouiku Agent
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...then you might like
Kimetsu no Yaiba
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1) Both main character are hard-working protagonist
2) Both main character become stronger in a really short period of time
3) Both main character tend to fight until their bones are broke
4) Both story build are similar, using the same process to set up a new arc
5) Both main character have special abilities which differentiate them from other characters
If you liked
Berserk
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...then you might like
Devilman
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Both address themes such as hope, fanaticism and violence, also work the concept of humans and demons trying to coexist and questions of man being the wolf of man, in Berserk there is a bow that closely resembles the rebellion or awakening of demons in Devilman, in addition to the fact that the Miura was quite inspired by the violent and grotesque essence of some works of the Nagai as Violence Jack and most likely Devilman, obviously that Berserk uses these elements in several other ways, thus composing his own characteristics. The relationship of Ryo and Akira is also very similar to that of Griffith and Gutts, one using the other as a tool to reach their goals but both having strong bonds of friendship. The dichotomy of their egos is also super interesting, as Ryo and Griffth are more objective while Akira and Gutts live without a specific course, both just following life conveniently by solving short-term conflicts
If you liked
Dragon Half
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...then you might like
Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!
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Both are like on a fantasy RPG game with useless party members.
If you liked
Dead Tube
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...then you might like
Ingoshima
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Both manga have a similar art style and vibe to it being blood, gore, and sex to make for a fun read.
If you liked
BAMBi
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...then you might like
Jabberwocky
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Bambi and Jabberwocky both have over the top surrealistic graphics and violence led by a overly violent girl. Atsushi Kaneko is a few steps ahead in terms of most things, but Jabberwocky is still worth reading.
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If you liked
Jabberwocky
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...then you might like
Keyman: The Hand of Judgement
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Talking walking dinosaurs in a stylized noir setting?! YES, THERE’S ACTUALLY TWO OF THEM!!
If you liked
The Quiz
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...then you might like
Kanata no Astra
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Both manga are about a group of people in life-death situation and learn to cooperate to survive. Later they find a same type of truth about themselves.
Manga rec by Hiru_Napyeer - Jul 14, 2019
If you liked
All Out!!
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...then you might like
Beast Children
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They both are mangas about rugby
Manga rec by legendarykuroo - Jul 14, 2019
If you liked
Comic Girls
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...then you might like
Gabriel DropOut
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Moe Manga, four funny girls like Gabriel DropOut. The characters are also outlandish and funny but sweet and supportive
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If you liked
Comic Girls
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...then you might like
Jahy-sama wa Kujikenai!
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It's also funny. About chaos the main character is similar to Jahy when she has trouble but she's not so smug. Very amusing
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If you liked
Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen
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...then you might like
Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita.
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Both are rom-coms with great humour. In Kaguya-sama main protagonists want to make the other confess. In RikeKoi main protagonists want to prove by science that what they feel is love.
If you liked
Diamond Dust
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...then you might like
Transparent Cohabitation
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Very different themes (one is a "ghost" story, whereas the other is centered around music), but the relationship between the main characters in both of these manga are very similar. Both relationships start slowly and reluctantly, and end up with the main characters providing a lot of emotional and psychological support for one another. In neither does the manga focus on the physical or sexual aspects of a romantic relationship. The characters struggle through many challenges together, however, neither pair ends up with a happy ever after ending.
Both are also webcomics, and are very emotional to read.
If you liked
Sakamichi no Apollon
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...then you might like
Diamond Dust
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Emotional stories involving a rocky relationship between a burnt-out classical piano prodigy and a musician who plays from the heart. In both, the relationship starts out reluctantly, but leads to the two musicians forming a very strong bond as they endure the obstacles placed before them and explore what it means to live your life.
As for differences, SnA is not as heavy as Diamond Dust, and involves a younger cast. The relationship in Diamond Dust is romantic, whereas in SnA it is a platonic "bromance"
If you liked
Hai to Gensou no Grimgar
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...then you might like
Saihate no Paladin
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Both are a more "realistic" take on isekai, and while The faraway paladin's MC (Will) is quite powerfull, each enemy can still be threat and he can't allway win which help keep the tension hight, but unlike in Grimgar it's overall way more potive despite the rather dark world. Both serie are also really light on fan service with no harem and a very slow romance or no romance.
If you liked
Pumpkin Scissors
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...then you might like
Taihou to Stamp
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Both deal with soldiers who aren't supposed to fight, both are dialogue-heavy and focus a lot on the politics behind war (or after war, in case of Pumpkin Scissors). Pumpkin Scissors is more character-driven, tho, with misteries and a over arching plot, while Taihou no Stamp would be a little bit more "slice of life in the **** front" kind of thing.
Manga rec by EisenhornPuritus - Jul 12, 2019
If you liked
Shuumatsu no Harem
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...then you might like
Parallel Paradise
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There's A LOT of sex in both series and also the plot is very similar (in both series men are "mating material" for a large number of women. There are different goals, but they are somewhat similar, beacause in both mangas MCs are given the task to save the world, especially by mating). Parallel Paradise is more a fantasy-style manga while Shuumatu is more "futuristic"
If you liked
Boy Skirt
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...then you might like
Fukakai na Boku no Subete wo
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Both are centered around the main protagonist coming to terms and acting upon his feelings for his newfound friend who is a crossdresser/trap and the perception of those around them in regards to their lifestyles and choices.
If you liked
Arigatou
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...then you might like
Oyaji
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Father returns to the family to save it after a long absence.
Manga rec by stray_stoat - Jul 11, 2019
If you liked
12 Beast
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...then you might like
Kagakuteki ni Sonzai shiuru Creature Musume no Kansatsu Nisshi
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Two things of similarities: isekai and monster girls. I think 12 Beast is more traditional in the isekai genre, being more adventurous and action. In Creature Girls, the MC actual have a sexual relationships with monster girls and focus on monster girls' anatomy.
Manga rec by Node_Quici - Jul 10, 2019
If you liked
Shimanami Tasogare
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...then you might like
Kanojo ni Naritai Kimi to Boku
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Both series are fantastic coming of age stories centered around LGBT themes. Both deal with gender, sexuality, and discovering one's identity.
Manga rec by mafuyu_kurosaki - Jul 10, 2019
If you liked
Naruto
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...then you might like
Hunter x Hunter
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First arcs are almost the same in both anime, they become different later.
If you liked
Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai
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...then you might like
Miniamaru Kareshi
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Both manga focus on a female MC who is energetic, yet clueless when it comes to love, and a male MC who is very passionate and slightly possessive about their lover. In both cases the 2 agree to go out in the hopes the girl will learn what it means to love
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jul 9, 2019
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If you liked
Tokyo Ghoul
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...then you might like
Konya wa Tsuki ga Kirei desu ga, Toriaezu Shine
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Both titles share very similar aesthetics, themes and internal conflicts.
Manga rec by TotoroTheGreat - Jul 9, 2019
If you liked
Arifureta Shokugyou de Sekai Saikyou
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...then you might like
Boushoku no Berserk: Ore dake Level to Iu Gainen wo Toppa suru the Comic
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Same concept of gaining the stats of a monster you kill/eat.
If you liked
Ohana Holoholo
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...then you might like
Shimanami Tasogare
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Both manga deal with being LGBT and how it affects the everyday life as well as family. Though Ohana Holoholo mostly touch on bisexuality while Shimanami Tasogare is more diverse including both sga relationships and transgender characters.
If you liked
Black Torch
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...then you might like
Jujutsu Kaisen
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both MC encountered a strong supernatural being that fused with them with unexpected reason and gained strong ability that the enemy was after and they both joined this supernatural agency that will help them trained but also to keep them monitor..
-have monsters looking as enemy
-have agency and nakame they teamed up with
-have shinobi feel
overall same story different setting..
If you liked
Taiyou no Ie
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...then you might like
Hige wo Soru. Soshite Joshikousei wo Hirou.
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An office worker who lives with JK.
Having a relationship that is quite complicated where the JK has feelings for the man.
But his office mates also have feelings for him so this is like netorare.
Manga rec by ivialvamart - Jul 8, 2019
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If you liked
Taiyou no Ie
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...then you might like
Hige wo Soru. Soshite Joshikousei wo Hirou.
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Young high school female lead is inadvertently forced to live with the older, working male lead, where romance develops between the 2. Male MC also has a co-worker that he is oblivious to her love
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jul 7, 2019
If you liked
Kareshi Toshishitakei
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...then you might like
Boku ga Otona ni Shiteageru
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I think the plot of both works is the same, the female protagonist falls in love with her childhood friend, who is younger than her
If you liked
The Death Panda
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...then you might like
Mare
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Both have magic, demons, sex, rape and try to mask a hentai (or eroguro) with a story with coherent plot
Manga rec by Rust_Cohle - Jul 7, 2019
If you liked
7 Seeds
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...then you might like
Dr. Stone
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Story progresses similarly, with the last human survivors trying to thrive in a devastated world
If you liked
Crossroad
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...then you might like
Itazura na Kiss
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This both has the main love interest living in the same home and going to the same school. The love interests are both opposites.
both are masterpieces
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If you liked
World Teacher: Isekaishiki Kyouiku Agent
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...then you might like
Murabito desu ga Nani ka?
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1) Both main character died and were reincarnated in a fantasy world
2) Both main character are hard-working protagonist
3) Both main character make an unnatural effort and become the strongest in the world.
4) Both main character have a "debuff" since the beginning of the story
If you liked
Ikenai Mousou Fudanshi
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...then you might like
Kimi ga Iru Shinya 2-ji 20-pun
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Both manga are funny takes on two young men who constantly day dream about other men who they have set their eyes on.
If you liked
Rosario to Vampire
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...then you might like
Girls of the Wild's
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Rosario is basically the same story but replace the girls with monster girls and add the supernatural tag to the mix
If you liked
Gun-Ota ga Mahou Sekai ni Tensei shitara, Gendai Heiki de Guntai Harem wo Tsukucchaimashita!?
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...then you might like
Kenja no Mago
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Both have a similar vibe of creation in the case of Kenja no Mago magic creation than metal creation and also have the same light hearted atmosphere but can be serious some times
If you liked
Gokusen
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...then you might like
Denpa Kyoushi
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A teacher helping troubled students out. Even tho their methods are different, the feel I get from the both are similar. The teachers are outstanding in one thing, fighting or is a genious.
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If you liked
Berserk
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...then you might like
Claymore
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Meanwhile waiting for another chapter on hiatus, you might want to check Claymore, same as Berserk main focus of Claymore - outside of swinging THAT sword - are characters and bound they share. Also, with both series, I fell into their grasp with volume #3
If you liked
Ouran Koukou Host Club
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...then you might like
Saiouji Kyoudai ni Komarasareru no mo Warukunai
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I feel a lot of similarities in the setting and how characters treat main heroine. but Saiouji has more romance and the male lead is more like Kyouya.
If you liked
Bitter Virgin
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...then you might like
Bambi to Dhole
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Both stories feature teenagers struggling with their past and dealing with issues no kid should ever have to deal with. There's likeable characters, hope for better and some nice romance found in them.
Manga rec by Trivialmadness - Jul 4, 2019
If you liked
Doukyuusei
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...then you might like
Given
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Both feature healthy gay relationships without the usual problematic tropes found in a lot of BL stories. Relationships feel organic and and very believable. Overall, this is another great love story. If you liked Doukyuusei, you will likely appreciate this one as well.
Manga rec by belle_desu - Jul 4, 2019
If you liked
Nourin
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...then you might like
Orenchi ni Kita Onna Kishi to Inakagurashi suru Koto ni Natta Ken
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These two had similarity in Farming and how Society work the difference "Orenchi ni Kita Onna Kishi to: Inakagurashi suru Koto ni Natta Ken" was Isekai genre or more accurately it was Reverse Isekai
If you liked
IO
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...then you might like
Elfen Lied
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IO and Elfen Lied both deal with a main character who like kouta, suffers amnesia...he moves into a certain town and winds up living with a bunch of girls....a history of dead parents......there's alot of ecchi...and also the elements of incest and love triangles. falling in love with a girl while courting and taking care of another girl ...shibuki the jealous love interest like Yuka....mio like lucy a special girl with a stoic nature who the mc courts and takes care of..like kouta and nyu!.....
Manga rec by Josiah-Joestar - Jul 3, 2019
If you liked
Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet
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...then you might like
Living no Matsunaga-san
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Being a teenager and living with your crush while desperately trying to come to terms with your feelings for them is both scary and exciting- and this is the exact situation the protagonists, Fumi and Miko find themselves in. While Fumi moves in to live with Akatsuki as his housekeeper, Miko moves to her uncle's share house to live with five adults whom she's never met before, only to catch herself crushing on one of her housemates, Matsunaga. And so, everything and anything that happens in a person's everyday life gets turned into small, romantic moments, sure to pull you at your heartstrings.
Manga rec by Moe_Princess - Jul 3, 2019
If you liked
P to JK
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...then you might like
Living no Matsunaga-san
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Age-gap shoujo series with a more laidback atmosphere, no over-the-top drama and (so far!) an avoidance of the worst of the wors clichés (that being the misunderstandings that ultimately cause the main couple to break up, only to later get back together- yaawwnnn...) are, in my humble opinion, hard to find. But fear not, for P to JK and Living no Matsunaga-san are those rare diamonds! Both series are especially HIGHLY recommended if you've gotten tired of the good old teacher-student relationships and need a little variation. ;)
Manga rec by Moe_Princess - Jul 3, 2019
If you liked
Short Cuts
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...then you might like
Toukou Tochuu no Deaigashira no Guuzen Kiss wa Ariuru ka? Jikken
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Both Short Cuts and Toukou Tochuu... will appeal to anyone interested on the experimetation and metacomedy that comicbooks as a medium offer. Both are masterpieces that in their own way push forward the narrative expresive tools of manga
Manga rec by UnoPuntoCinco - Jul 3, 2019
If you liked
Akuma de Koibito.
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...then you might like
Junjou→←Haraguro Kareshi
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Manga revolving around the male childhood friend being possessive over the female lead. Both cases stem from the male's jealousy over the female's interaction with others
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jul 2, 2019
If you liked
Albert-ke no Reijou wa Botsuraku wo Goshomou desu
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...then you might like
Jishou Akuyaku Reijou na Konyakusha Kansatsu Kiroku.
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comedy otome game reincarnations ^^
If you liked
Gin no Saji
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...then you might like
Blue Period
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-both protagonist of the manga accidentally found something that they're passionate about that they didnt expect that it will become they dream.
-both MC befriend people who are walking the same as them.
-both MC continue to learn and workhard about their dreams so that they can continue it on college.
-both are school setting and both have a nice phase that you will see how they progress and come closer to their dreams.
If you liked
Isekai Nonbiri Nouka
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...then you might like
Seirei-tachi no Rakuen to Risou no Isekai Seikatsu
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-Isekai (Sent to another World)
-Protagonist given godly building powers
-Creates their own living space from scratch
-Additional characters slowly discover and join the settlement
Manga rec by BurnToTheGround - Jul 1, 2019
If you liked
Saki
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...then you might like
Shakunetsu no Takkyuu Musume
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It's LITERALLY impossible you won't like Ping Pong Girls if you like Saki. I have a theory, for which I have no proof but neither doubts: every Ping Pong Girls fan is also a Saki fan.
You have teams of girls with (kind of) supernatural powers playing a game that doesn't seem like it needs them. They participate in national school tournaments to be the very best. They are also very moe and very gay. The art in PPG is totally awesome as well, although very different from Saki's.
Granted, you have a lot more variety of characters in Saki, while Ping Pong Girls focus MOSTLY in one match (I mean, MC's team vs Not-Ryuumonbuchi), and half of that match is taken up by the match (1vs1) of literally the best character I've ever seen. Ping Pong Girls is also a bit more mature. But both manga do have a similar essence. So go read it.
(You might need to watch the anime first since the part of the manga that was animated wasn't translated yet. The anime has some filler and it might get way too moe at times until the point it becomes a little boring, but overall is good, and worth watch it if after doing it you can read this precious manga).
If you liked
Oretama
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...then you might like
Adamas no Majo-tachi
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Both feature a character that must avoid ejaculation and that are pressured by many females to ejaculate.
Manga rec by ShadowWarriorL - Jul 1, 2019
If you liked
Itoshi no Kana
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...then you might like
Baka to Boing
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Both stories feature a relationship between a spirit and a living person.
Manga rec by ShadowWarriorL - Jul 1, 2019
If you liked
Chihayafuru
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...then you might like
Kono Oto Tomare!
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Because both centers about friendships, realationship and it is about their club which isnt popular.
Manga rec by Marija-Chan - Jul 1, 2019
If you liked
Shinigami wo Tabeta Shoujo
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...then you might like
Karin wo Idaita Shoujo
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From the same author, in the same universe but each story taking place on a different continent. Both stories are quite similar since they're "realistic" harsh war stories with a merciless powerful young girl for MC.
Karin wo idaita Shoujo is a bit more light-hearted than Shinigami wo Tabeta Shoujo.
If you liked
Hotarubi no Mori e
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...then you might like
Transparent Cohabitation
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- In love with ghost
- Can't touch
If you liked
Gakuen Babysitters
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...then you might like
Baby, Kokoro no Mama ni!
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Both are about taking care of children mixed with some romance btw the leads. G.B is about a baby-sitter club so there are more children involved, but they are all very cute with distinctive characters.
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If you liked
Oyaji
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...then you might like
Okan
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okan is about a mother's love and sacrifice for her child, oyaji is by the same author and the story is the same more or less; a father's sacrifice for his kids. Both teach us a valuable lesson.
If you liked
Waratte! Sotomura-san
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...then you might like
Sanpakugan-chan wa Tsutaetai.
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well basically it was Komi-san 2.0 and mix with delinquent style, i think
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If you liked
Waratte! Sotomura-san
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...then you might like
Tonari no Furi-san ga Tonikaku Kowai.
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Can't say more about these new Trend about delinquent with an innocent heart at least it was far better than Isekai theme that became a boring genre
If you liked
Hazuki Kanon wa Amakunai.
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...then you might like
Tonari no Furi-san ga Tonikaku Kowai.
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No matter how you look at it, the scary girl with an innocent heart is the best one. so if you're agree with me come and read this
If you liked
Imamade Ichido mo Onnaatsukai sareta Koto ga Nai Onna Kishi wo Onnaatsukai suru Manga
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Tonari no Furi-san ga Tonikaku Kowai.
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Well, as you might know, a scary looking girl with a heart like gold is complete rare one and unique thing to read. so this one maybe suitable enough for you guys who'd come for simillar thing
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Kujira no Kora wa Sajou ni Utau
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Fumetsu no Anata e
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Both stories are set in an alternative fantasy world and the two stories feel similar to each other. If you enjoyed children of the whale you'll definitely to your eternity.
Manga rec by mynaaa1718 - Jun 28, 2019
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Yuki to Sumi
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Futari no Jikan
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- Both are from the same creator and in the same universe.
- Both have the main male character get teased by female characters.
- Both have almost the same art style.
Manga rec by RobinTheKing - Jun 28, 2019
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Hoshikuzu Gakuen C Course
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Chuusotsu Worker kara Hajimeru Koukou Seikatsu
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Both manga deal with people of various ages who for certain circumstances were not able to live ordinary high school lives, who are now able to experience the time they missed. They both also have similar characters, ranging from the person bringing a child, to the hard-working MC who has been working since a young age to fund for their family
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jun 27, 2019
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Song of the Long March
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Arte
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Both have strong, adventurous female leads. Both have beautiful art styles unique to the historical setting of each story (Arte = Renaissance Italy, Song of the Long March = Imperial China). Song of the Long March revolves around war & politics, whilst Arte is about culture & art.
If you liked
Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san
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...then you might like
Kunoichi Tsubaki no Mune no Uchi
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-Made by the same author
-Similar art-style
-Uniqueness in the storyline
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If you liked
Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san
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Soredemo Ayumu wa Yosetekuru
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-The art style
-The whole teasing scenario, but in reverse
-The competitive spirit
-The vibe
If you liked
Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun
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Shinozaki Himeno no Koigokoro Q&A
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A male character who is aloof but sweet. Q & A has actual romance though but very similar vibe as Nozaki-Kun. The main female character is more coveted and known as the ice princess unlike the female character in Nozaki-Kun. Both are very good, slice of life romance stories
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Sousei no Onmyouji
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Kimetsu no Yaiba
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Both starts with a male and a female lead
Both revolve around "demons" like creatures
There's a long war between two sides, the "demons" and an organization who kills them
Both have great battles and are shounen.
If you liked
NHK ni Youkoso!
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Sabishisugite Lesbian Fuuzoku ni Ikimashita Report
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These two manga have some of the best depictions of anxiety, self-hatred, low self-worth, loneliness and depression. Reading some of the lines in them can be painful, but for someone going through similar issues, it can be comforting to see the feelings one feels be given form through pictures and words.
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Tokimeichatte Gomen ne?
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Kimi ga Kirai na Koi no Hanashi
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Shoujo romances that follow smart, role model type female lead, and the shut-in delinquent type male lead. Both are short romances that have concluding developments
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jun 26, 2019
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7-jikanme no Note
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Horimiya
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Both manga focus on the perspective of multiple couples, with each having relatively low outside drama (i.e., love triangles).
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jun 26, 2019
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Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen Dai 1-bu - Hon ga Nai nara Tsukureba Ii!
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Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami
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Both are isekai manga featuring female protagonists who use knowledge and expertise from their previous world to improve their current lives.
Manga rec by mafuyu_kurosaki - Jun 26, 2019
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Kimi ni Koishite Ii desu ka.
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Honey Come Honey
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Both manga center around an evil looking yet innocent male lead, and a cute looking female lead. In both cases, the female is the only one who truly understands the male's personality and tries to help others clear the misunderstanding
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jun 25, 2019
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Hatsukiai
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Datte Kimi wa, Osananajimi.
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Short stories focusing on young and innocent romances. Both manga are very wholesome
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jun 25, 2019
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Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara
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Mijuku na Futari de Gozaimasu ga
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Both manga focus on married couple life while focusing on a central theme throughout (Alcohol and Sex)
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jun 25, 2019
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If you liked
Mijuku na Futari de Gozaimasu ga
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...then you might like
Okusama wa Niizuma-chan
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Wholesome romances which center around newly married couples. Each chapter consists of short episodic SoL moments
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jun 25, 2019
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Midara na Ao-chan wa Benkyou ga Dekinai
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Arakure Ojousama wa Monmon Shiteiru
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Both manga focuses on the main female lead having perverted delusions about the more innocent male lead. They both also initially resent the male lead but gradually grow to like them
Manga rec by Short_Circut - Jun 25, 2019
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ReLIFE
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Blue Hearts
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Both are written by the same author. Both are Slice of Life, and have the same feel to them. If you like their artstyle, then I would definitely give the other one a shot.
Characters are all likeable, and you get easily immersed in both of them.
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Gantz
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Psyren
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Both manga are about supernatural death games with a lot of fights, mysteries and surprises.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jun 25, 2019
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Onanie Master Kurosawa
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Chikan Otoko
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The psychological works are deceiving to bypassers. They seem like generic high school drama manga but there are aspects of them that separate these works from others. Two main characters who share egoistical personalities are met by reality. Onanie focuses on a superiority complex while Chikan Otoko focuses on a man who expects too much.
The main character's use the help of someone else to conduct their activities but their moral values take a change for better or worse and develop thoroughly as characters and undergo personality changes.