Himouto! Umaru-chan

The main heroines are litelarly the same, they both have two sides, ideal girl for public and videogame otaku for home. Plus there are tons of good humour, cuteness and cool subcharacters. 

Both girls, Gabriel and Umaru, seem polite and perfect, but the truth is that they love to play games and do nerdy things. They looks very similar as well. 

- Girl MC who is lazy and addicted to videogames - MCs are a group of 4 girls - Both have lots of comedy on random situations of their everyday life. 

In both a model girl is in turn a lazy girl, who hides her true nature. Both show a group of multidiverse girls, very different personalities. 

Identical! But Gabriel Dropout have twice the troll IMO lmao. In term of artwork, it is identical as well, character design, environment all aspects reminds me of Umaru. And so to say, if you like the troll, comedy of Himouto Umaru chan...you will be very happy to watch Gabriel Dropout as well. Btw, reminds me that the main character is a same NEET Blondie girl. 

Socializing in reality could be much pain in the BUNSS Instead just staying at home doing some weird stuff when you're alone Both 100% more than Otaku 

Umaru, but more goddesses  

both are filled with jokes and the same sort of anime 

Say hello to Umaru-chan's lesser little angel looalike, Gab-chan!! Seriously, these two are similar in so many ways. Lazy, game addicted, natural genius, a shut in and they even look alike! Gabriel dropout may not be as popular and interesting as Himouto but the actual story itself is quite enjoyable. You get to watch as the 4 characters live their daily lives, goofing around, pranking, and just trying to live out their lives as humans. The characters are likeable, the story is funny, and the music is lovable. If you like Himouto style comedy, gabriel dropout shouldn't be far behind in your preference. Give it a try! :) read more 

Both of the main characters have two different sides The whole art, musics, characters.. makes me think about Gabriel Dropout, but the stories are still different The humour is quite the same  

If you enjoyed the transformation of Lazy Umaru from her Perfect Girl Identity, then you might find Gabriel to be similar and as enjoyable as an otaku girl. They are funny, but I think Gabriel Dropout is funnier, in my opinion. Gabriel Dropout also has one season so far, so it is good for you if you are looking for a short comedy anime. 

Both are friendship between 4 people. 

Gabriel and Umaru are extremely similar. Both are extremely gifted but deep down they are very lazy and addicted to video games. The only difference is Umaru hides it when she is outside while Gabriel DGAF.  

Popular confident girl desperately tries to live life as an otaku vs anxiety crippled girl who thinks her otaku skills should make her popular. 

Both shows feature a girl that mostly plays games and uses the internet in her free time. A Hikki-NEET-Otaku kind of character. 

- A otaku girl dependent on your tastes. With fear of showing as it really is. 

Both feature main female leads who love gaming and anime. Both characters also act completely different in school and public compared to their behavior at home. Also they both have fairly rough sibling relationships (though for different reasons).  

Both are comedy and slice of life centered on the main character's curious behavior in public/at home, although Umaru-Chan is more light hearted and cheerful and Watamote is somewhat dark humor. Both enjoyable! 

-Both protagonists are gamers girls -The two protagonists has a brother who seems to always be more "Normal" 

Both are slice of life anime about girl-otaku protagonists with brothers that don't want to put up with their bullshit. Both characters are very relatable that it is almost creepy. There are a few differences though. Umaru is usually always cheerful, cute, is good at school, very popular, etc. Tomoko though is basically depressed, not cute, not good at school, not popular, etc. They are basically similar only in the sense that they share an appreciation for being a lazy fucking bumb that likes games, anime, and manga. Both have alter-egos when in public too! 

These shows are connected buy just how opposite they are. The protagonist of Himouto is a girl who doesn't really care about popularity, despite being the most popular, and she is seemingly flawless, not to mention the fact that everything goes her way. While Tomoko is a girl who cares about being popular, despite not being it, she is basically nothing but flaws, and not to mention that nothing goes her way.  

This series is very alike, thinking about the fact that the protagonists both are otakus, shut-ins, love games and anime, have a best friend with huge boobs (sorry I just had to say it), live with an older brother, Short stories with no plot,Little to no charcter development but I have to warn you, The protagonist of Himouto! Umaru-chan is actually the exact opposite of Tomoko. Umaru is the cliche protgonist who is always charismatic, attractive and lucky. Umaru looks like a model, has so many friends,admired anywhere she goes (both her looks and personality), confident, sociable (when not being lazy) with perfect grades no matter how little she tries. Long story short, I recommend this series for those who would've liked watamote if tomoko (and her story) were more cheerful and who cannot relate to watamote because they have more or less of a social life. read more 

They are both about otaku girls. Watamote is more about a socially awkward girl who's journey is about making friends. In contrast Umaru-Chan is about A girl who is loved by people who, Behind closed doors is more of an otaku. They take on otaku's from opposite sides of the social spectrum which Is a cool way to see two different anime. 

- The same style of comedy - Otaku Main's Characters - Many references to otaku culture - Both very funny 

In both an otaku, lazy but good in sports girl, living a normal student life. 

Both have a very charismatic and funny protagonist with the same tastes (eating and playing video games) and doing random things in everyday life 

Both have a main female MC whose a complete and adorable otaku. Plenty of awesome references from anime to games for the audience to enjoy. Both of the female MC's are very lovable. Umaru hides her otaku habits while Konata openly talks about them to her friends. 

These two anime tell about the main character who overdosed on becoming an otaku. All their life, especially at home they will do like playing video games, watching anime, reading manga, etc. also these main characters only have female friends. I really recommend it if u like slice of life genre. 

Both female MC are harcore otaku schoolgirls and they like both to have fun with female friends (cast of both is mostly female) 

If you want to watch another slice-of-life/comedy where you witness the life of an otaku girl and her daily antics with family and friends, then Himouto! Umaru-chan is for you. 

Cute and funny, plus the "main" character is into otaku-culture. 

• both are slice of life school comedies • action takes place in modern japan • main characters are otaku gamers • lucky star has specific humor that i didn't see in any other anime that made me laugh many times 

Both female protagonists are popular, beautiful, and charming high school girls. But are actually closet otakus, devoting their lifestyle to it. Both have tsundere tendencies towards their older brother, while at the same time bonding over activities such a video games. Both also have diverse groups of friends who have to struggle maintaining their home and school life with. 

Basically about a perfect imouto on the outside but is in reality a shut-in. It follows the daily lives of them trying to hide their identity. OreImo however does have a side plot, with a much wider cast. Both of them has a storyline and connection, yes, even Umaru-chan has it. Also the imoutos are annoying in both series. Finally, there's a sub genre of romance although again, in OreImo it completely takes over. OreImo has better storyline but Umaru-Chan has better comedy and SoL elements. 

If you are sister-con, you will enjoy Oreimo and Umaru-chan, as both series have a younger sister and an elder brother as main characters. Kirino and Umaru, the heroines of two series, are both perfect top students at school but actually otakus at home, while only their brothers, Kyosuke and Taihei, know their true sides. If you are an otaku like Kirino and Umaru, you may have the same feeling as them and enjoy the comedies about their daily life with their friends. 

Little sister who is popular in school and perfect at everything she does and has a good public image. However, she has a dark secret that is known only to her older brother, she is a major otaku at home. She treats her older brother poorly most of the time but deep down she really does care for the guy. Kirino Kousaka (OreImo) and Umaru Doma (Umaru-chan) are eerily similar characters, the main difference is that Umaru-chan is more exaggerated and comedy-focused while OreImo primarily is a romance  

Both have to do with an older brother taking care of a younger one, just one doesn't have sibling romance. Umaru is a bit more animated in terms of expressions of the characters. Storylines are not very similar at all, but if you like sibling anime, then you'll probably like this one. 

little sister being a jerk and plain big bro helping her for no reason 

Both have a sister character that is a shut in 

If you liked this title, you'll definitely like "Eromanga-Sensei". In both cases, the sister is an "Otaku" and stays most of the time at home, in addition, both girls have a brother.  

Want to be called oni-chan? Stop dreaming, my friend.!! Watch this anime if you like the younger sister and brother genre who loves their sister..!!! 

Similarities - Both main characters are girls with odd interests. - Both main characters are usually present in a ridiculous chibi form while other characters appear normal. - Oddly, no one really brings attention to the fact that they are chibi either. - Both series are 24 min. episodes with about 12-13 epsodes each. - Both are slice of life comedies. Differences - Main chibi of Himouto is loud & goofy, while main chibi of Kokkuri-san is deadpan. If you enjoy seeing cute chibi characters in normal situations with normal people then you should enjoy both~ 

They are rather similar in more ways than one. First of all, Umaru and Kohina are very much alike in that they are chibi in the majority of their shows. Umaru shrinks into her chibi version when she gets home and basically wants to laze around all day and watch anime. Kohina is chibi when she is showing indifference and no emotions whatsoever (like a "doll"). They both love food. (Umaru loves snacks, Kohina has a obsession for cup noodles) Another aspect is Umaru's brother and Kokkuri-San. They both care for their little sister/?haunting victim?, and often do things for them. Buying food, cleaning, daily household chores. They are both Slice of Life. Their contrast is that, with Umaru, it's more or less a slice of life anime, and no doubt is exceptional, in my opinion, while Gugure! Kokkuri-San has more things that are supernatural/fantasy based. I enjoyed both of them quite a bit, and love Umaru and Kohina to death! >o<)/  read more 

Both are childish comedies that you can enjoy on your free time. Are not serious anime that you have to pay attention to detail or being constantly tense about what is going to happen. Both are magnificent comedies with silly/funny characters. But with Blend-S you follow an actual “story”, on the other hand Umaru-Chan doesn’t really have a plot that you have to follow. 

Umaru Chan and Blend S could very well be in the same world because they are both slice of life. They both are funny at times and you can relate to both of them. 

they just are 

They are in the same genre and have a the same set of humor. 

Both are slice of life, comedy and school animes that focuses on the female main character. And both female characters are completely different when they're in school and when they're home, they play the perfect student in the school while actually they're selfish and lazy at home. However, Himouto! Umaru-chan has little to no romance and drama, while Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou is focused on a romance relationship and gets really dramatic eventually. 

Both have the main character's who are completely different people at home and inside the school. Both are funny and both look at the different relationships affected by their different personalities. 

Both are comedy series that has a character who annoys the protagonist or other main character. 

Both contain super small female leads that are about annoying other people 

Who doesn't love these cute moments? Himouto! Umaru-chan and Acchi Kocchi both have these comedic, light-hearted and fluffy moments. Even the main characters are cute and unique. They really have their own personality and identity. It's a definite cure after a stressed day! Acchi Kocchi leans more on the fluffy romance while Himouto! Umaru-chan is more on family/friends kind of fluffiness. I swear, you can't get enough of the fluffiness + the comedy! 

cozy slow paced series with a genius prodigy for a main character, who is also a big spoiled baby unable to take care of themself, unless others look after them. obviously, both series are full of adorable shenanigans and domesticness.  

Both feature a lazy main character with a secret regarding their identity and their sibling who knows about it looking after them. Plenty of wholesome scenes later on which makes you reflect on your own relationships irl and feel kinda nostalgic 

Chisato Mizusawa and Umaru Doma is are similar character.  

Actually,Poputepipikku doesn't have any similar anime, it's the God of anime, but they both share references to other animes,music, manga, videogames, etc. And, in fact, both are really funny, you will laugh with them 

both of them feature an aggressive character who at one point used a sword 

Rejoice because both shows have lolis and are super adorable, even the storyline (or plot) is super cute! If you like cuteness, these shows are super for you ;) 

Squid Girl is a lot like Umaru: funny, hyper, and pretty much everything else. 

Both very slice of lifey and focus on a friend group.  

Tender girls doing tender things ... It's more than that, average otaku. These two series keep a relationship, above all, of friendship mostly by girls, ships even with older brothers / sisters and of course between them. See the day and the day of relationships that are strengthened in the happiest moments to find a way to demonstrate what we feel without shame by saying it.