Nazo no Kanojo X

-Both male protagonists have to take care of a peculiarly eccentric girl -Both animes are school life that have a balance of comedy/romance/drama 

Similarities: Both have romance and school genre. Both guys have something weird in them. Both involves a guy having feelings for a weird girl. Both involves a situation where both the guy and girl are classmates. Dissimilarities: The guy in one anime is the one who made the first move and is responsible for turning his own world upside down, while in the other anime it is the girl who come into the guy's life an turned the guy's life upside down. The girl in one anime is receptive of the guy's prescience, while the girl in the other anime limits her receptiveness for the guy on limiting it to exchange of drool (puking). The guy in one anime likes being with his weird girlfriend, while in the other anime the guy is trying to straighten up the girl. The girl in one anime is a textbook definition of weird, while in the other anime the girl is a poster child for mysterious.  read more 

Both shows have an unusual female main charactor. Both shows are about the slow build of a relationship.  

Both of these anime deal with eccentric female leads involved in unconventional relationships. Rikka and Urabe are very similar in persona. however whilst Rikka is withdrawn and introverted, Urabe is the complete opposite, she is fully aware of her peculiarities and has full confidence in herself as a result.  

These anime are very similar in setting, genre and character design. What is different is the art, Chuunibyou doesn't have the same ecchi - but both anime are very sweet romance anime done right. Setting: Highschool Genre: Romance Female Protagonist: Is strange and mysterious, is also connected to the male love interest by some kind of bond. Male Protagonist: Is a regular Japanese Highschool boy who falls in love with the female protagonist. * The art style is a bit more "new" in Chuunibyou  

Main guy meets a mysterious woman who uses scissor. Lots of scissor action with comedy and romance.  

The concept of scissors used by a main female protagonist is featured in both series. Not only that though, they seem to have a very odd relationship with the main male protagonist Among other factors, there is some bizarre elements in both series that doesn't seem to be too normal for our every day lives. Then there's the strange humor in both series expressed through dialogues and action. In terms of their interactions, the female protagonist seem to be the more dominant of the duo. 

Both have the same crazy girl armed with scissors and is it with a male MC were just being with them can spell TROUBLE.......for the guy if he doesn't play his cards right. Arf! Arf!,Arf! The difference; the male MC in one anime is a chico, while in the other anime the male MC is a perro....means dog in Spanish. Wuf, Wuf!  

Both involves psycho girl with scissors and the male character find himself playing Russian roulette just being in a relationship with the said girl the difference, is the main male character in one anime is a boy while in the other one is a dog "WOOF!"  

+Both anime plot wierd and unclear +Both have an unusual art style for anime these days +Both about a silent guy and a realy weird girl +Both are making "contract" between the guy and the girl +Both are somewhat erotic *Nazo no kanojo x is more of a comedy genre Aku no hana is more dramatic and serious 

Both are romance, and both are pretty fucking weird. 

Very similar main characters. While Aku No Hana goes for a more psychologic tone, Kanojo goes for a more kinda romance/comedic tone. The mood still tends to feel kinda similar at the interactions of two awkward teenagers. 

Boys doing weird sexual things and girls being entertained by it. Both feature teenagers with strange fetishes, a focal point of the anime. In both our protagonists meet a girl who accepts and enable them. 

Similarities: Both involves a guy who has a rather unusual fetish. Both involves a weird girl whom the guy likes. Both have something to do with scissors. Dissimilarities: One was a bit disgusting, while the other is heart warning. The girl in one anime is someone whom cannot be trifle with, while the other is living in an appalling situation. One was more of a comedy romance, while the other is more of mystery.  

Both series have the main characters doing some sort of strange ritual/routine In NazoKanoX- her saliva sharing and in Crime Edge- Hair cutting  

While not entirely alike, both series features a strange female protagonist who one day meets the main protagonist in a bizarre matter; they also seem to have a strange relationship as the two characters are almost nothing alike. Both series features the usage of 'scissors' as a tool that can be seen as both dangerous and useful. The scissors themselves also plays a part in the main characters' relationship. Both series takes place at a school life setting and gives off a strange nostologia as the main characters deals with their every day life.  

Dansai bunri and Nazo no kanojo focus on rather untouched aspects of fetishism and sexuality in general. Rather than objectifying the characters for cheap unnecessary fanservice, the ecchi scenes in these series serve the purpose of solidifying the emotional connection between the characters in a sexually intimate way.  

These two anime are very similar. Both have two virgin couples who are trying to understand each other and at the same time fall in love with each other. These two anime are also both ecchi, drama, and romance. 

They both have some ecchi stuff and Urabe and Tsubaki were vigins same as in B Gata H Kei. 

In both series the male and female leads involuntarily get dropped into a girlfriend/boyfriend relationship. They are reluctant at first, but they slowly embrace their connection. In both series, the leads never been in a relationship or close to anyone, so they stumble to discover the mechanics of how a true relationship/love works, discover each others' and their own bodies and feelings through some very awkward, sweet and slightly ecchi moments. B Gata H Kei focuses more on corporeal love and it's overall theme is ecchi/pervy slapstick comedy. Nazo no Kanojo X uses drool as a main plot device, so that might turn some more squeamish people away, but if you can look past that, it's a way more realistic take on the subject with wit and charm instead of slapstick. read more 

There are some similarities in the way how the girls are speaking to the protagonist and how they use their stapler/scissors to attack/defend themselves. There are even more similarities in the girl characters but I want to avoid any spoilers. 

English and Spanish reco :) - In Bakemonogatari much dialogue, but in Nazo not kanojo no more silence; in both series these particular factors are critical for the development of the story. - Relationship with rare or extravagant girl, but with romance. - Humor and quirky drama. - The story is quietly unfolding data little, and always within an atmosphere of suspense. - Aesthetics and animation is different from the typical anime teen students. - In both appear scissors - Mientras que en Bakemonogatari hay mucho dialogo, en Nazo no kanojo hay mas silencio, no obstante, en ambas series esos factores particulares son fundamentales para el desarrollo de la historia. - Relación con una chica rara o extravagante, pero con romance. - Humor peculiar y con drama. - La historia se desarrolla tranquilamente develando datos de a poco, y siempre dentro de un ambiente de suspenso. - La estética y animación es distinta al típico anime entre estudiantes adolescentes. - En ambas aparecen tijeras read more 

the protagonist has these similarities with urabe Mikoto, the protagonist of nazo in Kanojo x. She has a hoarse voice, looks tired, just wants to stay with her, she put a special condition in the relationship right in EP one (he falls in love with her without her doing anything for him to turn into a vampire), seems dangerous but gentle, if Embarrassed with cute things but not with erotic ones, It tastes like the blood (in the nanny's place), And was lonely before the protagonist. 

both anime shares a very unique story that make the viewers to be interested. The relationship between characters in these two anime is kinda weird but I love it. very enjoyable ride. If you like originality and unique story. these two shows is for you. 

-Both have a school setting. -Unorthodox romance with a bit of ecchi. -The chemistry between leads is similar in both shows. -Both stories include elements of mystery but in Tasogare it is more fleshed out and serves as a major driving force for the story. -Very immersive shows. Their killer atmosphere is their best feature. And the most important reason: -They both have 'X' in the title. 

Little bit diffrent, cause it's more mysterious girlfriend. The main protagonist here is boy than girl, so imagine Shouta percpective. Alot less drama-romance. 

While Kuzu no Honkai (10/10) is much darker than Nazo no Kanojo X (10/10), they are similar in some ways: Both have kind of a forceful/aggressive romance relationship. Both female MCs are cute and weird at the same time and they also have dark and short hair. Both have an interesting (uncomfortable for some) concept. Both are Seinen and are not for kids (+17). Both are School and Slice of Life. Both have a dark vibe. While Nazo no Kanojo X's ambiance may not seem like it, some find the repeated sunset, night, rain and dream scenes in it kind of dark. 

Both have a similar tone at times, and Urabe and Tomoko feel very similar. I have described Urabe as a Kuudere fusion of Tomoko and Ryuko (Kill la Kill) and think that gives an accurate preface to her character. I loved both series in spite of them both being weird and unpopular. 

Beautifully orchestrated coming of age x romance anime. Great at displaying the awkward but deep different ways in which a couple connect and more than that share in intimacy. Both of them with a good share of laughter. If you are looking for an anime that will leave you satisfied but with a little thread of the what if? then this two are a go to. 

Both have the Crazy/Weird Girlfriend aspect. Both have the mysterious girlfriend aspect as well. 

Strange situations with unusual girlfriends, the story is very unique and very captivating at the same time, also both have a comedy and drama side to with. Showing different kind of bonds and relations between the main characters and their evolution through the series. Anyway, these two animes are unique in their way of story development and how it's played out. In both series, the protagonist meets a strange girl whom they eventually date and face other obstacles together. Both series have school as a background but the story elements make it difficult to predict what happens next. Both are very cute on their own way. read more