Manga Recommendations

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.

a couple of friends working together as private detectives/handymen, in which, behind that comedic facade, each of them has dramatic past and dark secrets.

They aren't similar, I just want to recommend Kaguya-sama. If you've watched the first and second season, those pale in comparison to the emotional rollercoaster that this manga is. There's nearly 200 chapters as I write this. This manga is for people who already like the anime; the direction the anime went in and the manga's direction aren't going to be very different.

Moe is the power to reckon with. With enough moe, you can conquer whole countries, so that even Alexander the Great will raise from the dead only to ask you how to master the power of moe. ‘Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear’ is just like ‘Sword Art Online,’ but more moe.

There is an oddly resemblance between the characters of Eren and Griffith. It gets more interesting considering that one of them is a protagonist and the other, the antagonist (even if by circumstance). These works are not only connected through similar settings, as it is often said, they also both work as different lenses for viewing a quite curious character development.

Personalities of the main cast are really similar to the ones in Black Clover, and the concept of "becoming the best/important/xxxx/etc." is not present here. Both MCs have a particular great physical capability.

Mind games that decide the life or death between characters! If that’s what you’re looking for, I think these are the series for you. The feeling both gave were pretty similar. Specifically, the adrenaline of not being able to predict what would come next and the exaltation or figuring out the ending is why I would put both series on the same stage. Although I would also say that Usogui had a rough start, the pay off was 100% worth it as the level of intrigue became similar (or even better) in later arcs.

It is pretty obvious.

Both entails on a woman being divided into multiple women all falling for the main MC Very nice reads both of them

Both of them will make you laugh and both are about kids who don't have any idea about each other's feeling they both will make you laugh

The world is a book and those who do not travel, read only one page. Travelling changes people: we meet new people, it gives you an opportunity to step away from the daily routine, and it gives you a possibility to appreciate the beauty of life. Will you accept this chance? Kino and Koguma did. If you want to know more, read Super Cub and Kino's Journey.

If you like Bastard, you’d love Chi No Wadachi. The concept is fairly similar and the psychological aspects on both really pump your blood. I won’t try to spoil anything, but you should definitely read it.

‘The Dungeon of Black Company’ and ‘Combatants Will Be Dispatched!’ offer a genuine parody of one of the most overused genres, the king that needs to be dethroned, isekai. Charismatic protagonists that receive more character development than in most poorly made isekai series will make your day brighter, since the two manga have a fresh view on comedy that you will surely appreciate.

Death Note was my first manga/anime that wasn't about fighting. The suspense and growth in characters (good/ bad ways) made death note good. I have not finished Promised Neverland yet but I feel that same suspense.

Kanojo and Nisekoi give off similar vibes. I initially watched the anime for nisekoi but i really enjoyed it so i finished the manga to see the ending through. Both main romances are "forced" to be lovers due to circumstances. Nisekoi being family business and Kanojo due to the mistakes of a teen going through a break up. The main difference between the MC is that while Kazuya ends up faking the relationship due to selfish reasons with his close family and friends, Raku is forced by his father to fake a relationship.

- Both are about magic - Both are quite random and chaotic - Both have rushed endings lol, in dorohedoro you with the story was shorter, but in ran to haiiro no sekai you wish it were a bit longer. - They both give me lighthearted seriousness kind of chaotic jumble sorcery vibes. - Both are joyful read However - Art styles are completely different

Same Author and similar Story Style

It seems that this teasing is now a new subgenre of romantic manga. Here, in this both manga's girls teases their boys so cute... Thats why this manga's similair to each other.

Both mangas take place in a post-apocalyptic world where creatures of unknown origin (Titans / Infernals) needs to be defeated in order to protect humanity. The protagonists join the squad responsible for fighting them. They also have a central mistery that revolves around the world they live and the origin of these monsters that will be revealed as the storyline progress.

Both have similar main characters. Both show their own idea of justice, which is neither wrong nor right.

The story both involves two students who were in a casual sex relationship, with no romantic love attached. But of course, it's not that simple and platonic. Their relationship revolves around their own problmes in life, and they find sexual intercouse as their way to cope. It was mentally exhausting at times, but still worth to read!

if you liked kimi ni todoke, i'm sure you would enjoy kawaii hito and its wholesome nature. kawaii hito's main male protagonist, hanazono, is like sawako in many ways, as both have a "creepy" like appearance and a gold heart. kawaii hito follows the traditional shoujo style while leaving out any love triangles, unrequited love, and etc. (as someone who loved kimi ni todoke, admittedly i got frustrated at the kind of angst that sawako and kazehaya had to go through like miscommunication. kawaii hito is an ongoing, light-hearted manga, which is hard not to love.)

They both follow the same themes, which is a survival "life or death" game. It was fun reading them until the end to find out who stays and who don't, how they find their ways to survive and what kind of game would be there next! It's not boring at all since there would be different kind of settings and rules for each games!

They both have similar main characters. Both of them show their own idea of justice, that isn't wrong nor right. The story follows their journey of actualizing that justice in real life, which isn't acceptable by the majority of the society. It was dark, but really interesting! You keep wanting to read for more since you would be curious of seeing how it would unfolds.

Reading them feels like reading a philosophy book, and that's a good thing! Both includes main character who likes to question every actions and decisions, looking at them through ethical and philosophical point of view. "There isn't a correct answer, just a long discussion" is what basically sums up most about what's inside the manga. It makes you think while reading, but in a fun way!

It was a light and fun to read story! Both of them have a child main character that are living the best of their life as a child and doing daily activities that mostly just lots of playing. Reading it feels like unleashing our inner child and it feels nostalgic!

The main characters in both series have the same kind of background, the story revolves around their family problems too. Sometimes there would be some depressing yet realistic conflicts, but still has that wholesome and heartwarming moments too at times!

- Both deal with a maid in the main plot - In both, the maid teases the main character the entire time - Both manga have a mysterious atmosphere in the daily life - In both, the guy is lonely and the maid makes him happy

Both are stories filled with the philosophy of life, death, and the meaning of existence. They do this both by the character's outlook on their hopeless situation, and the subtle hope gain from the company of another. Both are about a pair of kids traveling down a path which is certain to end, and the significance of that journey. Note: the horizon is much more graphic and perhaps more tragic than girls last tour, so only a good rec if you enjoy tragedies and contemplating the human condition in the wake of restless sleep.

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.

Both protagonists get pushed into a supernatural setting In both cases the cause for that is the love interest In both cases the love interest is revealed to be sick Both protagonists become doctors in order to heal the love interest

Tall and strong female leads with short kind of weak male leads

The female leads have this caring motherly personality while the male leads are cute yet clumsy, who needs someone to care for him, which leads to some misunderstandings about the feelings they harbor, are they just “I like you as a mother” or are they genuine romantic feelings?

La evolución de personajes yo diría que és lo más similar, creo que en cierto modo Thorfinn y Musashi se parecen, las peleas estan bastante bien y personalmente creo que Vagabond tiene mejor dibujo que Vinland Saga la cual también tiene un dibujo increíble.

They are both spokons, the humor is very good in both and the matches are very good. Los 2 son spokons, tienen un humor muy bueno especialmente slam dunk el manga la que considero el mejor spokon de todos los tiempos.

They are both very cute and have satisfying romance ( BL ) elements to it. I would recommend to any fujoshi or fudanshi!

Both are enjoyable light hearted mangas that are worth reading Both: - Have a girl that's teasing on the male lead - Primarily focused on chapter during school with some outside appearances

Both of these highly enjoyable mangas are very similar Both: - Involve childhood meetings prior to the story - Involve a main school setting - Have some top quality female leads

The exact same idea of an OP person with dangerous powers at the time sending himself forward in time to explore the future and new magic. But (surprise!) his "mark" is now considered the weakest and the development of magic is incredibly slow. As a result, he ends up trying to recreate the world from scratch.

MC - Tutor Heroine- Students The maincharacter's family is poor so he become a tutor. Seriously this two stories is highly identical

There are 3 reasons. Same dark fantasy. heroine? Are close in nature. More than anything. Just as funny.

The hazure skill talk AbOut a ex assassin.

both talk about a guy who went to another guy a lot and becomes a assassin.

both are super cute

I love both manga, both talk about a guy dating more than one girl, the comedy in both is very good in my opinion.

They start out as comedy /parody series but eventually evolve into tournament fighting. Both manga have crazy and violent fights, but the dead characters tend to not stay dead for long and come back via deus ex machina. The main appeal in both is how outrageous some of the fighting techniques are. Overall Kinnikuman is probably the better manga though, mostly because the characters in Sakigake are pretty bad.

both webtoon are great with amazing fight scenes

- The main character also reincarnates after committing a sin and this time she tries to change her fate. Summary: The daughter of House Monique, Aristia was raised to become the child of prophecy and the next empress of the Castina Empire. But everything falls apart when a child from another world suddenly appears and it turns put that she’s the child of prophecy and shatters the fate of Aristia. Aristia facing many hardships and miseries after that commits a grave sin and will die a pitiful death. Now she’s reincarnated to when she was a child and tries to hopelessly change her fate and not end up like her past life.

The main characters are into cute stuff and are treated as "princess" by their lovers.

Both manga centre around music and use it to slowly forge relationships and heal past hurts. Both will hit you in the feels. While Given is longer and features a school romance Utakata no Uroko focuses on adults and has a more unusual art style

Stories about shota androids! Maidroid is just a short, cute, funny and steamy doujin about a shota sexdroid and his master while Sabi no Yume is a rather deep and dramatic manga about a shota sexdroid and his new masters wish to teach him about life

More shota android action! While Maidroid is just a short doujinshi, Kawaigatte Kudasai is a whole volume full of shota android oneshots. All of them adorable + hot and steamy.

Iruma-kun is basically a better version of MHA

Mature, lots of blood and gore. The main characters have fairly similar dynamics in both manga. Both are Seinen with anti hero protagonist. Both protagonist are alpha. Dark gritty themes. The mature atmosphere and art is also phenomenal. They both fall in love with a woman. Also both are Berserk and also Vagabond..

Extremely similar monster designs, both protagonists are only half-human working for mysterious organizations.

Stalkers is a manga in the same style, in which there are several stories in the same city; every 1 or 2 chapters, they change between MCs

Both happen in a fantasy world and both Liebe (the crazy elf) and Darkness behave quite similarly.

both make use of violent, intense survival games to question concepts like life, death, purpose, and friendship.

Both are stories about a Male and female who have practically nothing worth living for

They both have cute, ditzy, female characters, and at least one male character with a secret of turning into an animal.

Just like Akatsuki no Yona, you may ignore this title due to the seemingly boring plot and the first chapter but do not be fooled! It's awesome! Just wait and read for a while and I am sure you will be hooked on to it..unable to stop reading... The plot is entirely different (Skip Beat revolves around the entertainment industry, mainly Acting field), but I'm sure those who loved Yona will also love the adorable, yet badass Kyoko from Skip Beat. Yona lost everything she had when she had to flee from the castle after that terrible night when her first love and cousin Soo-won killed her father, the King. Kyoko too, lost everything when she hears how her love Kyo thinks of her as nothing but a tool to use after spending and giving her whole 16 years for him. But we have some tough girls here who are hard to crack. We see them change drastically from the weak and foolish characters they were to the most strong-willed and cool girls that they are now... One of my favourite parts in both manga is when people wonder "Who is this girl?" "Is she really the same person that I've seen/known before?" They really make us think of the words.."DO not underestimate a girl" and "Dont judge a book by its cover" There are also instances when we feel our hearts moved and find our eyes nearly filled with tears...or sometimes we find them to be the cutest and silliest characters in the world...and also the densest person in the matters of love!... Though in Kyoko's case there is also the fact that she has come to hate and be scared of falling in love... And let's not forget about the bishounen and cool male protagonist Tsuruga Ren. We see many sides of him throughout the manga and there is some character growth too along with many other characters after meeting Kyoko..and plus, he is cool and fun to watch. Just as I mentioned, the majority of the characters undergo some development under the influence of Kyoko. And overall...it's fun and an inspiring manga in my opinion which is a must-read

When I'm reading the few chapters of eden it instantly remind me of battle royale. The serie share some similiarities. Majorly there are bunch of students that somehow trapped in unknown places. They chaotic kill each other for matter of surviving and in the middle of that, there is a mc with great motivation to save everyone else. The series also share kind of vibes throught the same kind of artstyle

Both manga follow a childhood romance that more or less makes very little progress every single chapter, centered on a more assertive party trying to entice a more passive party. They also share a surprising similar art style

Same overpowered characters, Baki characters are much stronger, but they work on the same concept : Finding out who is the strongest out there.

Leaves you feeling empty inside.

Chichikogusa is basically Mushishi if Ginko had a son and the illnesses he was treating weren't supernatural. Basically both are slice of life about a wandering middle-aged man who deals plants to ill people in preindustrial Japan.

Both feature a straightforward guy interacting with another girl. Aharen doesn't feature nearly as much focus on romance, but the general vibe both series give is pretty similar. Soredemo is probably just a little more down to Earth.

While these two vary wildly in terms of progression, humor, and story structure, the actual style is very similar. Both use a seat-neighbor helping out the other because of a growing affection.

Both utilize the structure of a Gyaru girl teasing an unpopular and scrawny dude that she clearly as affections for. The only thing that really separates them is the style of the teasing and the utilization of the side characters.

Both have a sort of down to Earth comedy that rely on contrasting facial expressions. While they vary wildly in their approach to story, the way they utilize comedy makes me think of them in a similar vain. Though it should be noted that Gokushufudou doesn't utilize Ecchi while Grand Blue does.

It has a similar off-kilter feel to it's romance and progression that while not all together similar, has a very similar vibe. Both are deeply flawed series that have such an impressive style to their stories that I can't help but love them.

Usage of parental relationships takes a more leading role in Chi no Wadachi, and the tone and secondary themes are usually common ground between the two.

Hmm. Overrated but still it's a Masterpiece!..

You are looking for a genre where the MC always has Heroine side? Hard to say, I know you like things about maids and I recommend the Maou Dorei Elf after you read the Musou Harem. It has in common that the MC is always followed by girls, you could say she is the servant.

Are you looking for a girl / heroine in a maid dress? You can try Isekai de Harem wo after reading the Musou Harem because they both have cute maids.

Are you looking for a cool MC manga recommendation, surrounded by beautiful girls, tense battles, and of course fantasy? I have a good recommendation for you, you can try Kage Jitsu or Musou Harem to fill your spare time. It's similar because some of their plots are the same and I wanted to put this on the list.

Although one series is about astronomy and the other bouldering, these two series are both quite similar - Both revolve around childhood friends that reunite in high school - Both involve clubs and club activities - Both series have light yuri aspects

This is a low recommendation so you can skip this. Still on the Yuri theme, this is a great read for those of you who want to find the Yuri genre without being perverted.

Having the Yuri genre is indeed suitable as a recommendation for you lovers of the Yuri genre.I don't know how real Yuri-Natsu is because it's my old reading. However I want to add Yuri-Natsu to the list because I think it's very interesting.

This is a high recommendation, it is very similar. However it has perverted stuff so I'm not sure you will like it but I hope you can read this as it is really interesting. Looking for the Onee-chan genre? Sekai Ichiban oppai can be a recommendation.

Yuri + school is the best genre, some of you must think that Yuri's genre is always related to pervert. I have a good recommendation for you Yuri lovers who want a little nasty things, the school zone can be a recommendation. I don't want to explain the similarities because it will cause spoilers and I hope you can read both of these series.

Yuri's manga is endless but have you ever been confused about finding Yuri's manga that has a good story and a little pervert things? I have a recommendation which is Futaribeya, if you've read Yuri na Oneechan I recommend Futaribeya for Yuri's good reading.

You are looking for school knight theme? This can be a good recommendation. After you read Rebllio then I recommend it as a pastime. A cool MC, a beautiful Heroine, and a cool school of magic would be amazing.

It's very similar, really it's just a little too dark. I recommend Kage Jitsu after you read Rebellio, they are really similar. I'm not going to tell you where because it will contain spoilers and I hate Spoilers but I want this to make the list.

Do you believe in heroes? I think that makes for a cool opening line, lol. I recommend Eiyuu Kyoushi after you read Rebellion because some of their settings are similar. Starting from the MC, school, and also this theme of fantasy battles.

It is different on the MC part but it still has many points in common. If Rebellio is a student, Assassins Pride is a sensei. It has something in common, namely the school theme, the beautiful heroine (unfortunately the pride assassins are loli girls but there is still Rosetti) Besides MC school it's also really cool and I hope you guys can take your time and read this

Do you like Maou Gakuin? I hope you like it because I have some recommendations about it. You should try reading Rebellio Macina because they are exactly alike.Are you looking for gene school, cool MC, and also beautiful Heroine? This manga can be a recommendation for you.

This is a low recommendation you can skip this. Having a story on the theme of the supernatural, this is very interesting. I recommend this for those of you who like Youkai / mythical creatures.

You like things like Youkai / ghosts? Maybe you can try Onee-chan wa koi youkai. At least this is reading about Youkai. It has similarities in the story, the Heroine who is very interested in the MC, and also the beautiful Youkai. I really recommend this for those of you who really like mystical things and comedy.

I know this is different and this is a low recommendation. Don't be fooled by the title, xD. Even though this is different but at least it has in common, namely the sexy, ecchi Heroine, and also the MC who is a little weak.

I HIGHLY recommend this manga, it's starts as Kyoichi was attacked by a Yokai Hateful Cat that turns out to be a cute and shy girl with terrible communication skills. Natsuho needs ot hate Kyoichi in order to love him, keeping the hateful fellings of her ancestors for Kyoichi's family at bay.

Although the setting and plot may be different, these series are still similar in many other aspects - Both have a somber feeling in their respective settings - Both have MCs that travel around the world, listening to people in many different areas - Both have characters with their own unique backstory

Both mc's reicarnated their game characters Both world's level limit decreased and mc's op

both mc goes through life in a dark world, they go through depression with similar struggles. depression is shown in a similarly subtle and realistic way. both characters seek comfort in manipulative/off women as a result become victims of emotional or sexual abuse. AKA SIMPS! crazy fun art as well.

School themed One-Shots where girl character is obsessed with other girl's ...bosoms. Both are lighthearted comedies.

I think that people who watched and read both of these animes and mangas will know why I am recommending them but here is why they are similar........... An inner desire from another man to make a woman his property. 'Aisai Nikki' puts more attention from a household perspective while 'Love Bitch: Yasashii Onna Similar' emphasis on the dark corners of the streets where anything is possible.

Honestly this isn't all that similar to 5-toubun no Hanayome, i just want people to read this. But this has to be one of the best ROM-COM that isn't in a high school setting. In short, it's about two couples in their early twentys falling in love with each other because of their FETISHISTS.

Fun school time with friends. Tomorrow's Saturday and Aiura follow schoolgirls in their general conversations and their daily interactions. Tomorrow's Saturday follows middle school girls Mina, Sanae and Yukari in their talks about general trends and other interests. Aiura follows high school girls Ayuko, Saki and Kanaka with the same topics as well as talks about the future and general antics. Both are nice relaxing manga with Aiura being a comedy whilst Tomorrow's Saturday is just a regular s.o.l manga.

Fun school time with friends. Azumanga Daioh and Tomorrow's Saturday follow schoolgirls in peculiar situations and everyday antics in a daily schedule. Though, with both manga based on the same foundations, Azumanga Daioh is much more adventurous and crazed than Tomorrow's Saturday. Both are heartwarming manga with Tomorrow's Saturday being a spin-off of Takagi-san and Azumanga Daioh being a widely known and loved manga by Kiyohiko Azuma.

Bloodstained warfare for freedom. Akame ga Kill! and The Promised Neverland both follow protagonists who fight for freedom against some superior force above them. Akame ga Kill follows the a group of assassins, the Night Raid, in their battle against the empire who oppresses its people. TPN is the same as the children of Grace Field House must fight against the demons that dominate the world that they live in. Both are dark action-gore anime with losses along the path for freedom, made for the Shounen demographic.