Kenka Banchou Otome: Girl Beats Boys

Both MC are girls dressed as boys. Both have action/battles involved. Both MC are strong and outstanding between the other characters. Both are kind-of Reverse Harem.  

Both are genderbend reverse harems with a tomboyish main girl who can hold her own surrounded by rambunctious boys. Obviously Ouran is a much better series, but at 12 minutes per episode Girl Beats Boys isn't a bad watch. It's low budget but mindless fun.  

Do you like princesses being protected by knights, but the princess can also kick butt? Shirayuki is a girl who can handle her self, but that doesn't stop her from gaining a small handful of hot guys who care for her. 

Pretty similar but with genderbend too. The manga is also pretty great and unlike otome game no hametsu flag, this is more on otome game. This is based on a otome game. This has more cute and romantic interactions between the male leads and our mc.  

Similarities: -Strong MC (knows how to fight) -reverse harem i think?? In Kenka Banchou Otome the girl pretends to be a boy and goes to the delinquent school for his twin brother sake and beats everyone and become the boss. While in Code breaker the girl doesn't pretend to be a boy but also strong. She beats other guys even thought she is a girl.. If you like strong female lead, like in KBOGBB, you will also like code breaker. 

A cute girl who's a badass, a bevy of pretty boys who may or may not have romantic feelings for our MC, MC's regular interaction with each one of the boys, decent number of action scenes and good quality animation - this is what's common between these two anime. If you liked one, you're definitely gonna enjoy the other 

Busou Shoujo Machiavellianism is a show about a guy who beats up heavily armed girls who are trying to get him to crossdress. Kenka Banchou Otome: Girl beats boys is a show about a crossdressing girl who beats up boys in a school for thugs. The shows are almost opposite of each other, but expect martial arts and crossdressing in both. 

Both animes have a protagonist that can look pretty boyish per see (looks and attitudes overall). The main differences that I notice was that "[...] Girl Beats Boys" follows a more serious path and, actually, it has some interesting motivation for the girl looks boyish (something related to her family and, specifically, with her twin- a guy btw). I remember how the 2017 was overwhelming underrated and I think is excellent that Tomo-chan anime's made me reminder me about this "old"-short show (each episode is about 8 minutes long btw). I, genuinely, thought it was badass back when it was airing so, if you actually missed a focus in the dilemma by assuming a boy persona rather than a girl in Tomo-chan show this might be up your alley. Tomo-chan, in other hand, has a great focus in the humor following the circumstances of misunderstanding regarding Tomo's gender and breaking "the code" between what is commonly/sense in man and woman interactions. By anyway, as it would be expected, both shows follows different leads despite containing similar elements. To sum up: "[...] Girl Beats Boy" have fights between the protagonist (a girl) with "school leaders/gang leaders" while in school and the objective, more or less, was to take control of the school in disguise as a man, "Tomo-chan [...]", differently, is about a girl that has mannerisms like a boy and she starts comfortable by being like that but while entering high school she notice that her best friend- a boy (and love interest) misudestand her as a guy, specifically, as "partners in 'crime'" ("shinyu" or something like that) and humorous tensions between each other are trigger by "awkward" situations. Both shows seemed very good throughout their specific topics/approaches. read more