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Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen
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Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet
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Very similar in the structure, for the start it's funny and it becomes more serious.
The stories in both mangas are set in prestigious high schools for children of the elite.
Both mangas are focused on comedy and romance and both of them have good art with some similarities.
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Recommended by Scheibenwischer
Both of MC are respectable, they have their own pride and honor from their own side. The love progression start from war, even thought they surely love each other. Both of them also have a “war” between them, psychological war in Love is War, and Pride & Clan Wars in Romio-Juliet.
Their Progression on character, event, love is very adorable to watch, best rom-com pair so far i watched!
Both are wholesome romcoms with similar protagnonists
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Recommended by StrawHatVigz
Both series revolve around couples from opposing sides—emotionally, socially, or literally—who fall deeply in love but must overcome obstacles, pride, and personal growth before they can fully be together.
What makes these two stories resonate on a deeper level isn't just their comedy or romance—it's the emotional tension, the build-up, and the rewarding payoff of watching characters slowly evolve, struggle with vulnerability, and take bold steps toward love.
Similarities:
Enemies-to-lovers dynamic with strong emotional stakes
Both MCs are intelligent, passionate, and stubborn, making every interaction charged with tension
A focus on big romantic moments and gestures, not just daily fluff
A perfect blend of romance, comedy, and emotional growth
The relationship doesn't
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Firstly, both genre are romance+comedy, and both theme are also school. But compare to Kaguya, Juliet's story is actually better. Unlike kaguya, the story always have a mainline and the artstyle is more stable I would say. Not saying Kaguya is bad, but Juliet is worth to read if you like Kaguya.
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Recommended by Juliet0701