Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru.

Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo addpermalink

Both feature delinquent protagonists helping others. Both are harems that are heavier on story and drama than others in the genre. Both deal with similar themes.  

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5-toubun no Hanayome addpermalink

-Both have main characters that avoid people but are suddenly thrown into a situation where they are forced to play nice with girls they don't enjoy the company of at first
-Both have a female lead that immediately is open and friendly to the protagonist despite his standoffishness, and a female lead that has no desire to get along with the protagonist whatsoever (more than one in the case of 5-toubun no Hanayome)
-Both involve the antisocial main characters eventually being drawn out to social events by the female characters where drama and hilarity ensues 

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Just Because! addpermalink

Both shows delve into the personal intricacies of romance and interpersonal relationships at the high school age range and have a rather cynical lead character. Just Because has a stronger focus on the romance aspect while Oregairu has a more subtle approach. However, Oregairu also covers other social dynamics and digs deeper into its characters. 

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Anime: Ore wo Suki nano wa Omae dake ka yo

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Both "My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU" and "ORESUKI Are you the only one who loves me?" do a wonderful job in subverting the romantic comedy tropes that we typically see in anime. 

There's only so many times the same old story can be told and manga writers themselves are starting to become aware of this. The self-aware commentary told by the main characters of both shows, Hachiman and Joro, is quite refreshing to see. While "ORESUKI" takes a more light-hearted comedic tone, "SNAFU" often takes a more serious route when analyzing relationships. That's not to say "ORESUKI" completely waves off the emotions of its characters but it doesn't fully acknowledge the repercussions of the choices each character makes like "SNAFU" does. Both shows are more productive with their relationships in the episodes given to them when compared to most anime of the same genre.

If you've only watched either ""My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU" or "ORESUKI Are you the only one who loves me?", I really recommend you watch the other as both shows complement each other and are very enjoyable.  read more 

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Charlotte addpermalink

In the world of impaired logic of social welfare club is trying to solve the conventions forthright young people. 

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Fruits Basket 1st Season addpermalink

Both give you new angle to look at life and also gives us a lot of life lesson the reason I love these both is because of they depict how your life can change because entry of even 1 person 

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Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei addpermalink

Both shows focus on social outcasts with a flawed mindset and the reason they got into the position they were in. They also feature similar lead female characters and some romance without having romance be the main focus of the show. However, the approach in each show is quite different.  

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SKET Dance addpermalink

In both series, they take place at a local high school setting. But more importantly, there is a club where friends gather and conduct daily activities.

The main male protagonist in both series are not similar but they do have a way to present their thoughts to others in a not so typical fashion. On the other hand, the main female MC in both series are independent and has a cool aura around them.

Both series also has a lot of comedy, drama, catchy dialogues, and hints of a little romance between two of the main characters. 

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Anime: Ore no Imouto ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai

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Both series are comedic and of the slice of life genre.

Both series' main male protagonist are good at giving advice, with the drawback of either being hated or losing their dignity.

Both series somehow or somewhat reflect certain real life situations. 

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Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita addpermalink

Both series have more or less have the same content that exploits human natures tendency to collapse due to corruption, misinformation, immaturity,  ignorance & forced societal complementary.Self monologues are the highlight of both series though that would be obvious since the characters have introvert sides, also had a slow start due to foreshadowing, it also had four seasons without winter.
Only difference is that SNAFU is more straightforward and doesn't like to present things in a metaphorical analogies unlike JWSS does most of the time, it inputs real somewhat humane characters instead. 

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High Score Girl addpermalink

If you liked Yahari you will probably like High Score Girl because in both shows 
- There are similar main characters who both start off kind of self centered. 
- Main character accompanied by 2 female characters where in the end you as a viewer might have hard time to choose which one to support more.
- Stories in both shows are decent and worth watching. Yahari has more school setting than High Score Girl since people hang out in arcades as well.
- Both have romcom and school elements in it. 

I would recommend this for the similar vibe they share, if you liked one, check the other out! read more 

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Mayo Chiki! addpermalink

Oregairu and MayoChiki are both romcoms that have weird guy-girl relationships. The plot flow goes without saying is also alike, The guy has trouble socializing with girls due to some trauma, so the girl offers to help him cure this. 

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Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun addpermalink

It is a comedy Romance that shows more of the tension between people and shows comedy with it as well. 

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Clannad addpermalink

- The male main character feels life has no meaning
- He 'joins a club' dominated by females
- They're all 'outcasts'
- It has the same feel to it 

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Spy x Family addpermalink

Same main casts (Loid = Hachiman; Yor = Yukinon)
Same energy 

Both are superbly hilarious and entertaining to watch
Both are masterpieces in the entire lifetime of anime.

You don't watch either one of it, you are missing two funniest anime in the entire mankind.
 

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Golden Time addpermalink

Both main characters were involved in an accident and lost their memory, though Golden Time uses that more than SNAFU. Both also have love triangles. 

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Ao Haru Ride addpermalink

Even if one is a Shoujo and the other is sort of like a Seinen, the two share many similarities. They both revolve around troubled teenagers and their difficulty making friends. They both tap into questioning how they should deal with their social lives. To sacrifice their own values just to make friends or not? To be honest to themselves and other people or to sacrifice that just to avoid being excluded from the group? Yahari goes a little deeper though. The male main characters are also both very pessimistic. The upbeat female main characters are also both..well..upbeat. 

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Tanaka-kun wa Itsumo Kedaruge addpermalink

Not all too similar shows, but similar main characters. Also: school setting + some focus on relationships between characters. 

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Grisaia no Kajitsu addpermalink

Both animes have similar plot structures and main characters who are poignant in their personality and seem rather cautious of others. SNAFU is a bit more down to  earth with hints of romance. While Grisaisa seems ordinary, but really hints at dark humor. What these two shows possess in common is nuanced character interactions and dialogue, whilst Grisaia being a tad darker than SNAFU. 

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Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari addpermalink

MCs from both series are filled with resentment and hatred as a result of them being ostracised. They are rude and unapproachable young men who have their own way of doing things and seeing the world around them. And yet, they are both dependable and (deep inside) kind, so they help people around them. 

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Gi(a)rlish Number addpermalink

Both are created by the same author so they have clear similarities. They both have witty characters and almost always have something satirical to say about anime, life, culture, relationships, exc. Both draw their roots from light novels so the dialogue is very dense, and have lot of meaning to them that one cannot will miss if they gloss over it.   

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Amagi Brilliant Park addpermalink

- Both Mc are both asocial.
- Both Mc are being forced to do something (e.g join a club or go on a date)
- Both Mc are arrogant about something  

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Anime: Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakama-tachi

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While not entirely similar from the surface, both these series deals with a club at school.

From there, the main male protagonist meets a strange female protagonist where they get off to a rocky start. There is humor and comedy and along with that, the main male protagonist seems to have a head of strange thoughts regarding various things.

Both series' artwork is also similar in a way and gives off a lighthearted feeling. 

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Yagate Kimi ni Naru addpermalink

Both shows are very similar due to their slow pace, gradual exploration of the motivation and actions of the characters, as well as the rather subtle and attentive development of the romantic line. The main difference, of course, is that Yagate Kimi ni Naru is a melancholic shoujo-ai, and Oregairu, on the contrary, is a sarcastic school comedy with a male lead.

Moreover, I do not know whether it is intentional or not, but Touko and Yuu are so similar to Yukinon and Yui that sometimes it may seem like a yuri fanfic on Oregairu, especially considering the popularity of Yukinon/Yui pairing. In any case, if you liked Oregairu and you are not against the lesbian theme, then you will definitely enjoy this show. read more 

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D-Frag! addpermalink

There is a sudden degree of odd elements present that defines high school clubs. For starters, delusions come into play with fantasy thoughts playing in the heads of our main characters. As much bizarre as these series can get, they also question anything that directly or indirectly affects them and solves it with their own methods.

The main male protagonist gets himself involved with such clubs reluctantly after sudden circumstances. Although seemingly against the whole idea, the main characters do begin to appreciate more of themselves and the club's members. At the same time, they still make brash comments about others.

Both series still adapt a comedy tone, although presented differently. D-Frag focuses more on comedy and its gags while Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru focuses on its dialogue which conveys its messages. read more 

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Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei addpermalink

They don't have the same premise but they sure are entertaining especially through the usage of their dialogues. In fact, the dialogues from both series are quite memorable, catchy, and has a moral to them as opposed to just being just talk. 

The main male protagonist from both series also has a very indifferent outlook on life. They also attracts the attention of others but sometimes in ways they don't want them to be.

Both series has a lot of humor and great style of scenes portrayed at school.  

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Seitokai Yakuindomo addpermalink

Both take place in High School and both Male protagonists are forced to join a club in which all other members are Females.

However, these two are more than your typical High School Slice-of-Life Anime.

YOSLCM's protagonist has a unique style of thinking, borne from his pessimism towards his peers.

Conveniently, so do the females of Yakiun Domo- they are so perverted that bog standard objects can quickly become the stuff of jokes.

In this case, it's hard to feel pessimistic- this show is absolutely sidesplitting!

YOSLCM is far from inferior though- its serious social commentary complements Yakiun Domo, which aims to provide viewers with utterly random comedy.

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Anime: Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Next

Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Next addpermalink

Stories of unpopular male MC joining a club, of which all other members are girls. Show extensive interaction between members within the club and how they try to achieve their club objectives. Both shows are humorous (not just comedy but zany humor). 

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Gintama addpermalink

I don't know why but Yahari reminded me of Gintama. First of all the protags of both anime are in a group or a club which helps people or lend a hand to them. Both protags are lazy and hikkikomori types. Both anime have very dark themes even though the comedy and comical dialogues of both the anime are above par. Both can provide us for good moral lessons. 

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Inu to Hasami wa Tsukaiyou addpermalink

The playful persiflage between the male lead and the female lead is fun to watch. 

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Kuzu no Honkai addpermalink

These shows are different, but have 2 main similarities between them:
1) It is "psychological" non-traditional anime romance based in the inability of characters to have fulfilling relationships due to emotional issues
2) The plot progression is heavily focused on the internal growth of characters, more than on the external events 

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