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Komi-san wa, Comyushou desu.
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Aharen-san wa Hakarenai
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Both shares similar topic, environment, and plot, but massive difference in character design.
In Komi-san, the female protagonist, Komi Shuuko, is a quiet girl who had trouble to talk due to her communication disorder and male protag., Tadano Hitohito, helps her to socialize with her classmates and he "can read" the "room" thus able to help Komi. However in Aharen-san, Aharen Reina is a girl which is just quiet (even in talking she's almost silent) and Raidou Matsuboshi is just happened sits near her and notices her odd behavior and interprets a little bit misleading.
Story and chara development tend to heavy on Komi side (+ additional
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both of the fmc have difficulty in communication with other while the male mc tried to help them
Both have that same girl who have communications problem, and a huy who is always with them, but there were still those differences that exist, for one Komi has major communication problem, she isn't deaf but she simply can talk even if her life depends on it, her guy on the other hand, has a rather complicated relationship with her , given that at one point he's dere dere to the girl, but on the next he avoids her, while in Aharen san , well she can talk, in a rather minimum volume, she's more like one part baka dere and one part kuudere, while
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Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979
Comedy series which primarily take place in a school setting in where the dynamics between a girl with communication problems and a male classmate is the heart of the comedic moments and what makes the shows what they are. Along with the comedy, they are capable of containing wholesome and heartfelt parts when necessary.
Both shows are extremely wholesome comedies that star a shy loner girl with a visible communication problems and a nice, but ordinary boy who becomes her first friend. The female MCs each slowly opens up their worlds after befriending the respective male MC, quickly becoming inseparable. They both tend to occasionally hint to romance between the two main characters, without fully committing to it yet (both series, especially Komi-san, develop the romance more-so in the latter half of their respective manga).
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Recommended by blondedzero
Both has a female main character bad at socializing and talking less and a male main character who is polite, kind, honest, decent, dependable and helpful.The female main character's first friend in new school is the male main character.The female main character is only comfortable with the male main character. Both male main characters assume that the female main character is having trouble doing something when the female characters get anxious.They try to help and cheer female main characters but mess up everytime and later on realize that the female main characters were trying to help them instead but were unconfident.Female main characters and male
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Wholesome is the word many people can use to describe these shows! The main girls in both series are adorable and charming in their own way. Aharen and Komi are both soft-spoken first year high-schoolers who navigate through their school life trying to form friendships and strong bonds, especially with those in their class/school.
Cute, quiet girls
Good boyo that actually cares about her feelings and helps her out
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Recommended by Cynthiaishere
Both anime have a female main character who has trouble communicating. They are both pseudo-romantic comedies. In that they tease romance a lot, but never fully commit. They are both hilarious, and each has a fun, endearing main male character.
Both the female MC’s have communication issues and the male MC’s are their first friends
If you hate the side characters obsessing about komi then you should watch aharen-san
Also, they are based in or around school/classroom
Main Female has trouble speaking. Both friendships/relationships are cute and enjoyable to watch.
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Recommended by TehFlashBang