Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun

Both shows are school comedies where a group of students get together to work on something. The shows both have amazing unique characters that each stand out in their own way. Both shows have some romance elements. D-Frag is a bit more ridiculous, while Nozaki is more slice of life if you could still call it that. Either anime will have no trouble bringing you to tears over how hilarious they are.  

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Silly but typical school anime with the usual slapstick comedy which is extremely effective and makes the show worth watching. Very short show which you can finish in one go. There's subtle romance in both series which is there but that isn't the main point of the show. Also they're both shounen if that changes anything for you. Both are recommended and will make you laugh! 

report Recommended by GiantQAACSleier

School comedies that focus heavily on satirically presenting the genre they're (supposed to be) within.  Nozaki-kun makes fun of shoujo & romance tropes in a school setting while D-Frag! makes fun of school comedy tropes in general.  Both also feature casts of quirky characters whose interactions and antics often fuel jokes on their own.  Their story arcs are light and rarely conclude anything by the end, but as comedies first and foremost the story was hardly ever the real point. 

report Recommended by TK8878

both have great slice of life/ comedy elements with an amazing sense of humor, and lot of likable and funny characters .
The interactions between characters are always funny and interesting in both anime and always lead to hilarious and silly situations of misundrstanding, that makes this 2 anime a realy fun journy to watch . 
The characters are involved in some school-clubs activities . 

report Recommended by AquaBlue-sama

Two high-school comedies that share breakneck speed and pure feel-good comedy throughout. Both series also rely heavily on quirky side-characters and quick, simple plot-lines. 

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Working!! addpermalink

Both are hilarious series, have an even amount of male and female characters, and have cute romantic elements. While Working is about restaurant life and Nozaki-kun is school life, they have the same comedic feel and are both very enjoyable.  

report Recommended by SilverChariotx

Working!! has romantic elements, but overall is a comedic slice-of-life journey similar to Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun.  The main difference between the two is location.  Working!! takes place where the characters work, a family restaurant, while Gekkan is split between working on the manga and school.   

report Recommended by sheepish_threads

Both series are hilarious and have their own qualities for plot, but both are a great series for a comedic slice of life to just sit down and laugh about. They both have their own elements of romance thrown in there.  

report Recommended by SleepyPeppermint

I'm not very good at detailing these, but Working!! and GSNK are anime mostly focused on comedy (and their manga are 4koma, one of my favorite types) with hints of romance and pairings. (in the later seasons of Working!!, it's more obvious) I really love this type of anime, where multiple couples are given attention instead of the main pair only, like most side characters getting together or finding someone, and it's that way for both anime. 

Plus, both are ridiculously hilarious, and if you're like me, you'll probably be going "One more episode can't hurt-!" five times in a row. XD 

report Recommended by SharkEyedShinobi

They have similar humor with different settings. I think these two were the animes I laughed the most. Working has other seasons so I found it slighly slower but when you watch all seasons the amount of laughes you get might be even more.
At least I think so.
But even my mother liked both. 

report Recommended by ecesucuk

The two of them are comedies with a bit of romance about students working either in a restaurant (Working!!) or as manga assistants (Gekkan shoujo). The best part of both of them is their characters and the relationships between them.
If you liked Working!!'s sense of humour, you'll probably like Gekkan shoujo and vice versa. 

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Toradora! addpermalink

In both anime a girl tries to confess her love multiple times
and in both anime it doesn't go as planned…let's say the boy doesn't get it 

report Recommended by KuroYume-96

GSNK is a very popular anime right now and we all know why; because it's just too funny and has the most adorable characters ever! So if you love dorky characters and their shenanigans then Toradora! is just the right next anime for you. Toradora! has a lot more drama and romance but it will make you cry happy tears by the end of it. 

report Recommended by bbkarat

great love story that makes you shout at them main characters
Toradora is longer and has more fleshed out characters, but GSN is shorter and is great for a laugh
similar art work
loved both shows
 

report Recommended by Eliza_Knight

This anime focuses on the relationship between two characters who initially dislike each other, but slowly start to develop feelings. It has similar romantic comedy elements 

report Recommended by FAKECROSS97

Toradora and Monthly Girls' only real similarity is the dynamic combination of a dude who doesn't seem like a lot, but actually has a ton of interesting features about himself compared to a girl who is a lot more simpler than their partner in the anime.

What ends up being something of a huge gap when comparing does at least have the rom-com features which make them so very highly loved. What is said to be a good parody of romance and an actual masterful romance work is what the two sides of the coin have to offer in serious work and a comedic one.

Would recommend both if you look for something that understands what it is, and something that embraces what it is.
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report Recommended by NextUniverse

both comedic teen romances with charming side characters. 

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Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun addpermalink

Both have dense Male leads 

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Both are hilarious with random odd situations. While Nozaki-kun is more inclined to be a parody of the whole Shoujo Genre (lots of elements from popular series will come up if you notice) Kaibutsu-kun revolves more within the Shoujo genre, but creates fresh comedy out of its crazy characters. 
Either way both have good set of different funny characters, great fresh humour, and an ensuing romance. You'll love both of them!
The art is kinda similar too.. though Kaibutsu-kun is more pop with brighter colours.  

report Recommended by Kundalini

Tonari no Kaibutsu kun has similar comical elements but it's slower than Gekkan Shoujo.
If you like Tonari no, you'll definitely love Gekkan Shoujo 

report Recommended by Aasuna

The two of them have a few similar aspects.
+ Both have good humor, romance and high-school setting.
+ Really lovable set of characters.
+ Great 'Slife of Life'-ness

- Gekkan Shoujo is, of course, more towards shoujo side. 

report Recommended by One

both are (really funny) comedic romances, with different characters and love plots to follow; although sounding a bit daunting, very easy to keep up with. love triangles/squares and rivals in both.  

report Recommended by yuas

It's difficult to explain, but both series give off a very similar vibe. Both of them have strong group dynamics involving eccentric characters. That's my core reason for the recommendation.

I also felt like both shows had a rather chaotic sense of humor. 

My Little Monster had an outgoing male lead pursuing the stoic female lead, and Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun had an outgoing female lead pursuing the stoic male lead, leading to vaguely similar dynamics. However, Monthly Girls' is more focused on comedy as opposed to My Little Monster, which is more focused on romance. 

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Gintama addpermalink

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun is the romance version of Gintama.  It has the same kind of humor.  While it is a Romance, it spends its entire time making fun of the Romance genra, exactly how Gintama spends all of its time make fun of Battle genera.  Both are 10/10 in the humor department.  ... Similarities, hmmm..  They both take place in Japan.. I think.  While not having much in common plot/setting/genera wise, IF you are looking for something that is fall on the floor spray milk out your nose funny, then go watch Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun.  (Or vise versa.. since I didn't know this would show up on both anime's pages.) read more 

report Recommended by Kaizoku_Mugiwara

Not very similar in terms of setup but the humor in both shows hits more often than it misses. If you like watching a varied cast of lovable characters acting like idiots or doing random/quirky stuff you'll most likely find something enjoyable in both shows.
Very hard to dislike any character from either show since character chemistry is a big part of both.

Gekkan Shoujo is only 12 episodes and easy to get into because of that, but because of its shortness someone who has watched Gintama might finnish the series in just a few hours. On the flipside: Gintama is 360+ episodes total and much more of a commitment but you get a lot more plot and a lot more attached to the characters because of that. However both are more than worth the time for those who love comedies and anime that parody other anime. read more 

report Recommended by yorozuyadanna

 Both are unexpected titles.  You think Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun is a romance shoujo anime.  You think Gintama is just another samurai anime.  You're wrong, because everyone is just a dork.

 Both have the same humor.  They give you hope and then it all just comes crashing down.

 Both have a plot that the original author/mangaka can't touch on frequently.  In Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun, the plot is the relationship between Chiyo and Nozaki, but the two can't really progress much because that would signal the end of the series.  In Gintama, the main plot is Kiheitai, but the main villains barely appear (like one arc/one episode per season), because that would signal the end of the series.  Instead, we get a bunch of other hilarity.

Gintama is a lot longer and needs some getting used to.  The later episodes are much funnier and more polished than the earlier episodes.   read more

report Recommended by lovepulse

Are you tired of shows that offer nothing new to the table and only recycle story ideas over and over? And have you started thinking you want to make fun of these never-ending clichés? Let these two shows do the job for you.

The sources of laughter are generally the amount of hilarious parodies of clichés of the genre/demography they represent. While Gintama makes fun of overly-used shounen ideas, Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun does it on the shoujo aspect. And they are done by their own colorful cast that you can't help but adore. So if you loved one of them, you'll love the other too. 

report Recommended by WarlockAppa

At first glance, you see nothing in common between those two, but the comedy in both anime is HILARIOUS. Both series are set in Japan, but one in modern time and the other one in Edo (ancient Japan). Sure they have their differences like Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun is a shoujo type of anime and Gintama is a shounen type, but Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun is like Gintama (without the dirty jokes) with romance, set in modern days.  At the end, they are quite similar. Honestly, they are one of the best comedy anime I've ever seen. TRY THEM!! 

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Barakamon addpermalink

Both are hilarious and just so fun to watch! if ur in a bad mood I would recommend any of these two!
 

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Both are gut busting comedy series with heart and a large cast of unique characters that bounce off each other wonderfully.

Both also have small romantic sub-plots (although Shojo Nozaki-kun relies more heavily on jokes involving romance) and surprisingly both are light hearted with next to no fanservice. 

report Recommended by TheMidnightWolf

This is my first time making a recommendation, and let me tell you, if you are looking for a comedy that you can rewatch and never get bored of, Barakamon and GSN exists. The main character of GSN, Nozaki Umetaro, is a high school mangaka and Barakamon's main character, Seishu Handa, is an aspiring calligrapher. These animes share a comedic story and a fair amount of supporting cast, which are also very well created. The characters of both these series have such diverse personalities and uniqueness.  Both stories involve the main character creating works of art with the help of their friends. On the contrary, they do NOT /strongly/ focus on love whatsoever. So if you are looking for a lovey dovey type, or even an action, horror thing this is not for you.  read more 

report Recommended by hozuki

both shows have a rather simple plot the main characters both are very awkward and do not have any social skills but they both gradually adapt to their environment ..both main characters are artists of some sorts and the show mainly revolves around their work and how they are influenced by their environment 

report Recommended by Adnan_Nahian

Both titles have no correlation to each other plot-wise however I can guarantee they both leave you with the same sorta feeling after each episode. Just 2 very nice feel-good animes that can make a boring afternoon sort of amusing.  

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Horimiya addpermalink

Both are pretty very lighthearted romance stories that can be finished within in a day or so. 

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Nichijou addpermalink

Although GSNK has a stronger shoujo/romance feel than Nichijou, it is definitely more focused on comedy than actual romance. I wouldn't put it on the same level as Nichijou in regards to "randomness" but it has the same sort of "wtf?!" sense of humor without being crude or crass. It is a fun, somewhat simple anime. If Nichjou made you laugh, I would highly recommend GSNK. 

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Mikakunin de Shinkoukei addpermalink

In both shows, you can find:
- A girl with red hair as lead character, both of whom are very attractive to look at (though with almost entirely opposite builds – Chiyo is small in both regular size and boob size, while Kobeni is taller and quite well-endowed)
- A somewhat atypical, even unusual teenage romance (between either the leads or the side characters), the extent of which becomes more clear as the show progresses
- A somewhat stoic, even dense male lead (which is mostly played for comedy in either show)
- Interesting, funny, even quirky side characters.

Also, Doga Kobo is responsible for the animation production in both shows, and those who are familiar with the show's works shouldn't have any problem seeing the (visual) similarities between them.

Lastly, Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun is more focused on comedy than romance, while Mikakunin de Shinkokei is more romance-focused than comedy-focused (although there are plenty of scenes in the show that can really make you laugh as well). read more 

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Watashi ga Motete Dousunda addpermalink

These shows aren't too similar but they still have some similarities. They have magakas as characters, their humor is similar and they have romance elements. 

Main difference is the fact that Nozak-kun is not really reverse-harem while WatashiMote is.  

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Nijiiro Days addpermalink

Both of them have romance story that happen in their friends circle (and somewhat, they're connected each other). If you enjoy comedy in nozaki, then you will find same air in nijiiro (with more simple relationship, i think). 

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Sakura-sou no Pet na Kanojo addpermalink

- Both stories are revolving around an expressionless high school boy/girl who's clueless about romance and even common senses but are writing romance manga. 
- Both are surrounded by unique casts with almost every one of them has their own pairings (they aren't harem)
- Both has romance
- Romance in Nozaki-kun isn't as serious as Sakurasou, since its strength lies at its comedy. Meanwhile Sakurasou has some romance. 

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Gamers! addpermalink

Both have a school setting with romantic comedy. Both share misunderstandings in relationships. 

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Denki-gai no Honya-san addpermalink

Anime discussion during daily basis, each character has their own unique personality. Both anime are a must watch and see! 

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Romantic Killer addpermalink

Both follow a tale of high school age romance but presented in a comedic way poking fun at stereotypical romance tropes.

I would say friendship among a group is also a main theme in the two shows. 

Easy/light shows to watch, not very deep

Similar humor but I think Romantic Killer is more over the top

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Blend S addpermalink

Both are hilarious comedies with well written characters. They have different plots and settings but both are relaxing to watch.  

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Senpai ga Uzai Kouhai no Hanashi addpermalink

Both shows are slice of life comedies with a fair amount of focus on romance, even if they aren't overt couples... yet. These shows excel based on the fun dynamics presented in the chosen pairings, strong comedic expression, and a warm loving feeling associated with watching these characters.

The largest difference comes with the difference of setting, as My Annoying Senpai focuses mainly on adults in the workplace while Nozaki-kun follows high school students. 

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Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko! addpermalink

High school rom com with super dense male lead. Thought no one could be as dense as Nozaki-kun? Meet Kubota Junichirou. And vice versa.  

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Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! addpermalink

Misunderstood relation. Chuunibyou and Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun follow misunderstood protagonists who end up forming a relation due to that misunderstanding.

Though it isn't clear with Chuunibyou at face value, Rikka is a misunderstood chuunibyou character who is paired up with a normal student Yuuta. Nozaki-kun follows a misunderstood Sakura becoming a manga assistant for Nozaki. Both anime are stories which tell how misunderstandings can bring around the strangest of pairs.

With both anime being rom-coms, Chuunibyou is about chuunibyous and Nozaki-kun is about publishing manga. 

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Hataraku Maou-sama! addpermalink

These felt really similar in the type of comedy used and the laughs that it brought with it. While it involved a different setting, style, and background, both of these are among my favourite comedic anime. 

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Acchi Kocchi addpermalink

Both series are hilarious!! There is no end to the laughing. Both have romance, the main heroine loves a very dense guy. I really recommend those two tv series if you want to enjoy a really nice romance story with a lot of funny moments 

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Itazura na Kiss addpermalink

Both are comedy shows about a stoic MC who "friend-zones" a female who his interested in him. 

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Bokura wa Minna Kawai-sou addpermalink

Both series are about moving into a new environment. The main protagonist from both series becomes acquainted with another character whom they have a crush on but struggles to tell their true feelings. On the other hand, that very person has a very dense personality who is hard to get close to. Nonetheless, the development attachment of both series' main character is evident as they spent more time together. There is also a decent amount of humor and diverse cast of characters of various personalities. Recommended for fans interested in slice of life comedy. 

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Sakamoto desu ga? addpermalink

Both super funny, though Gekkan Shoujo has more romance 

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Kaichou wa Maid-sama! addpermalink

The comedy has a similar vibe. Both are comedy-heavy series with weird male MCs. 

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One Punch Man addpermalink

They are both parodies of their own genres. Romance or action I think it doesn't matter as they are both hilarious. 

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Anime: Binan Koukou Chikyuu Bouei-bu LOVE!

Binan Koukou Chikyuu Bouei-bu LOVE! addpermalink

Although Nozaki-kun focuses on a manga artist and Binan is about magical boys, both series are full of wacky, often sarcastic humour that doesn't take itself too seriously. They both take the tropes common to the genres they parody (shoujo manga in Nozaki's case and mahou shoujo series in Binan's) and turn them upside down to create fun comedies.  

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Binbougami ga! addpermalink

Binbougami ga! and Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun are both hilarious and will have you gaining a six pack by the end of each episode. While Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun has a romantic undertone (or overtone rather?) to the storyline, Binbougami Ga is focus on the character development of both the protagonist and the supporting character. If you like the humor in Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun (I mean if you don't, then why else are you watching the show?) then I would be surprised if you didn't enjoy watching Binbougami ga!. 

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Kuragehime addpermalink

Both series have an unusual, hilarious cast. They're slice of life feel good comedies. They involve romance but that's not actually what the focus of the show is. Both are character driven with art and inspiration playing a huge role in the plots. 

Listen, I just died laughing multiple times during both of these shows. The humor is great. Kuragehime is more about the character journey, but Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun hits the same funny bone. 

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Kakushigoto addpermalink

Both anime are about a mangaka and his assistants who find themselves in absurdly hilarious situations

Both are light and enjoyable  

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B-gata H-kei addpermalink

Tbh they're both paodies of the romance genre 

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Love Lab addpermalink

I'm surprised no one else has mentioned this yet, but Love Lab and Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun fit together like two peas in a pod. They both rely on parodying shoujo tropes to--successfully--make audiences cry with laughter. I guess the main differences is Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun features more the interactions between the male and female characters while Love Lab is more focused on the the sisterhood formed between girls who are just trying to get guys' attentions.

If you liked one give the other a try. Seriously, you (most likely) won't regret it.  

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Anime: Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai

Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai addpermalink

Another school based comedy series with great interaction between characters. The characters are likeable and memorable with great dialogue. 

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Uramichi Oniisan addpermalink

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun gives me the same feels as Uramichi Oniisan. Both have a memorable, lively & wacky cast of characters. Both are much of the slice of life genre though there's a hint of romance in the Nozaki-kun series. I find the art style quite similar as well and if you like one you'll enjoy the other. 

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Lovely★Complex addpermalink

2 prime examples of romcom anime done right
- an entire cast of interesting characters with comedic traits
- genuinely funny scenarios w/out use of awkward ecchi moments
- fast-paced laugh out loud jokes
- protagonist who isn't completely defined by her attraction
- the chase (not the resolution) is the central focus
although gekkan shoujo has even less actually emotional moments than lovely complex 

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ReLIFE addpermalink

Although, plot-wise they are very different. But, on the overall mood of both these anime are really similar.
- Both Funny and Romantic
- Both series is in a school settings
- Both Dense MCs
- FIREWORKS! 

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Comic Girls addpermalink

It's quite similar in the mangaka/school/slice of life setting but very VERY mild. Basically 0 drama, light comedy, ect ect. I recommend it if you just want to relax and have something in the background that you can just switch to whenever without missing much. 

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Net-juu no Susume addpermalink

Net-juu no Susume feels a lot like Nozaki-kun. Both are essentially about a group of people united by a common interest with a very cozy romance going on inside it. Morimori is a lot like Mikorin in his shy state, and that indeed makes her a great main heroine!
Nozaki-kun is a bit more into comedic side of romcom, and Net-juu no Susume is more on the romantic side.
Basically, if you loved one on them, another is a must-watch. 

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Anime: Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!

Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! addpermalink

Huh, for once I actually make a recommendation that hasn't been made by 10 other people. This surprises me, especially in this case because these shows struck me as VERY similar in many ways, if not in setting. Both have the feel of a sit-com, with very little overall arc. Really, not counting beginning and end, you could watch both of these anime in scrambled order and they might still work. Both also have characters that EXCEL in... well... being characters! The main casts of both shows more or less abandon tropes, preferring to parodize them instead. Not to mention, both shows are just REALLY FRIGGIN FUNNY. read more 

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Dame x Prince Anime Caravan addpermalink

Do you like anime that makes fun of shoujo troupes? then both of these anime have that similarity. While they have different settings and plot, each one of the characters is dedicated to a troupe. Ex: the "prince" character that everyone adores, an actual heroine that is pro-active and down to earth,etc, and hilarious situations are presented.
If you enjoy comedy with colorful artwork you might want to try these! 

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Anime: Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita.

Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita. addpermalink

funny and scientific and build within a work place.  

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Sekaiichi Hatsukoi addpermalink

Both shows have the same style of comedy. Both are romcoms revolving around a shoujo mangaka setting. Both have three couples as well as supporting characters. They have the same atmosphere overall - light and cutesy. The main characters are very similar, as they both get embarrassed easily and have a crush on someone.  

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5-toubun no Hanayome addpermalink

While both series, at a first glance, do seem to share few besides what constitutes a regular basis for romantic comedy shows, it is arguable they both make you feel in a similar mood.
First off, two things that could stick with a viewership might be how the comedy lightens up any previous state of mind, and also how colourful the art strikes.
On the one hand, we have a harem setting based on tutoring; on the other, two protagonists bonding closer by sharing a hobby. However, both shows permit the budding of a romantic bonding, with a tendency from our quintuplets to dramatise a bit? Let's let you discover. read more 

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Handa-kun addpermalink

I found these two similar mainly because of the several misunderstandings that occurred throughout each series; leading to multiple comedic scenarios. However, the misunderstandings are more extreme in Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun as though it is a character itself, it also occurs more often compared to Handa-kun. Both series also focuses on a group of characters in a school setting throughout each series. The level of admiration shown by the Handa fan group/ followers is also similar to the way Chiyo 'admires' Nozaki. 

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Anime: Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta...

Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta... addpermalink

Both titles are light-hearted comedies with bunch of likeable characters, and they are both related to nerdy topics (be it otome games or manga). 

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Aho Girl addpermalink

Similar interaction between a passionate, cheerful girl and an innocent, straight, and 'tough' guy in high schooler's totally (ab)normal everyday life. 

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Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji addpermalink

Is the same thing with them, because the heroine is a masochist that doesn't give up on her crush. 

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Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san addpermalink

What we have here are two dudes who are very eager to complete what it is they set out to do at the cost of their significant other. One of these days, your only hope for a change in a still very entertaining and funny series. 

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