Net-juu no Susume

Those are shows that focus on romantic relationships involving gamers/otakus in their adult life. Both are cute, refreshing and have interesting characters. 

- Main characters are working adults - Romance between otakus/gamers - Funny and light shows  

Both are about romance between odd and awkward otaku couples. Net-Juu has game otakus and WnKwM has many different otakus: gamers, cosplayers, etc. 

Both has that romance thing where it involves couples whom were odd and shares the same kind of hobby.  

Both shows have a romantic couples that are both Otaku's and both work in an office environment. 

Both around gamers and romcom! Very cute and relaxing/fun watch. If you are a player of MMOs and grew up with them like maplestory mabinogi dragon quest you’ll be be able to relate even more, but even without it’s a joy to watch and see the characters grow together 

Both are primarily about the lives of adult otaku. While Wotakoi delves more into the romance side of things; MMO Junkie is more about the MC trying to be more social and make new friends with the POWER OF VIDEO GAMES! 

While the setting is exactly the opposite (romance on the workplace between flashy, otaku characters vs. romance online between more grounded-up characters), the two shows share a lot. Especially strong in both the theme of balancing real life and the "otaku hobbies" such as videogames, manga, anime, cosplay and so on. 

Both protagonists are adults who love videogames The romance of both series is very similar, like the comedy... 

Both have game scenes and romance. i really enjoyed watching both. sweet romance sorry for my bad english, it is not my mother language 

Both shows deal with Otaku life/culture while focusing on romance as a subplot. Wotaku focuses more on the general otaku life style (manga/anime, games, doujinshi, etc) while Net-juu focuses more on the mmorpg style  

Adults that are teenagers at heart. Good romance and funny. They interact in playing games and in real life. Highly recommended. 

Both shows are romances and have a setting -that is mostly- in a office. Though in Wotakoi they focus on multiple couples with more focus on being an otaku than video gaming itself. 

-both shows have the josei vibe, that is, the characters aren't in middle or high school; they are already working Both shows' opening songs really caught my attention. I mean, they don't sound the same, but it's one of those opening songs that is such a waste to skip. 

Both focus on adults. The characters are otakus/gamers. There is also romance in both.  

Both are fun comedies that deal with the difficulties of being a misfit grown person in a society that often discriminate against being different. They are both Romantic comedies and they are both focused grown ups and their issues. They both deal with damaged MCs that find a group of friends where thy belong. Net-juu is more mature in it's problems, going a little deeper into the traumas of living in society, the demands society makes of people and what it is like to be depressed. Wotakoi's characters are functional misfits and not as traumatized as they make a point of disguising their "weirdness". Both shows are sweet and wholesome, addictive and very fun. Wish there were more shows about grown ups. read more 

- both shows follow a romance between adult characters - main characters in both shows are otakus 

both have girl mc who has a hard time with love because they are a gamer/ otaku. ******************* IDK IF SPOILER ************************************************************************* But they both ended up with another gamer/otaku 

Both deal with a romance between two nerdy characters. One deals with otaku culture while the other deals with video games, still, they give off similar vibes. They have their own charms, though. 

Both are adult focusing romances that have similar thematic elements such as video games and healthy relationships, and work/life balance. 

If you liked any one of these ,you'll probably like the other one too! 

"Recovery of an MMO Junkie" shares strong similarities with Wotakoi, especially in the main cast. Both of them have an otaku female character, who gets close to a male character of similar interests. The idea of love is lightly touched in each of the two - they are more focused on the otaku lifestyle and interests instead. So if you liked Wotakoi, chances are you'll like MMO Junkie as well. 

similar Main Character but they're osananajimi (childhood friend) 

Both shows are about awkward adult otakus who meet through a chance encounter and end up falling in love with each other. The male and female leads are similar in appearance and personality so both anime have the same vibes. The main difference between the two is the setting. Wotakoi mostly takes place in a work-related environment, whereas Net-juu no Susume focuses on a virtual MMO world. 

~main charcters are working adults. ~romance between otakus/gamer. ~light heated humor and fun to watch. 

This one definitely reminds me of WOTAKOI! but in a different taste and more romantic take. Having both characters being a shy type and discovering romance on their adulthood is something I am fond of watching. For me, this kind of stories are my kind of wholesome. I'm looking forward for a 2nd season! 

Both are romcoms of 2 otakus falling in love with each other.  

Both contain in game/IRL relationships 

Both focus heavily on role playing games; and how Gender is often misinterpreted in said role playing games, but still leads to a romantic situation anyway.  

Both involve romance in a MMORPG game world where the girl completely is off her trolley to hate the reality of life.  

Both are stories about people playing an mmo online. In Net-Juu, both mc's use the opposite gender and start to fall in love with each other in the game. In Netoge no Yome, the male mc confesses to a girl in a game and she tells him that she is actually a boy in real life. 

They are two animes in which the protagonist plays a game online and is a "NEET", in both animes the protagonist enters a Guild and interacts with her, in both appears a special person in which creates an additional climate, are not two great animes but are good to pass the time if you like animes about online games and a light romance. 

These two anime's focus on the romance side of gaming as two characters try to balance out their relationship irl as well as their gaming lives. They both have hilarious comedy, interesting characters and some sweet moments to go with them. 

Both series socializes via playing games. The story is similar to each other. They know each other in games as well as real life. The romance is pretty good as well as the comedy. 

Net-juu is basically NetoYome but: - Club room - Married couple in game - Harem = Struggling in real life = MMORPG~Real life setting = That rich MMORPG casher character = Trying to recover RL from game + Reverse Harem + Character are adults + Character evolution  

These anime shows the characters what they do in-game while playing MMORPGs in the point of view from the virtual game world and what they also do in real life. These also show the sides of their personalities of the real life and in-game world and their relationships to other characters between two worlds. 

-both MC's are playing online games and meet their love interest inside the game. Personally, I like Net-juu more than this recommendation and the reason I recommended this is that this show was the first thing that came to my mind when I watched Net-juu's episode one. 

both are stories around girls that are Neets or want to be Neets Both female mc had problems social anxiety to the point one gave up a promising career and the other barely goes to school and interacts with others. Both only seem to be happy functioning in the online in MMORPG. both deploy relationship with an online friend that the meet in IRL and awkward romance comedy ensues. difference Netoge is circle around highschool students and the MC reaction to meet her online husband is far different than Net-juu. Netoge is the lighter hearted of the two but still with the social anxiety and they way the MC deal with it.  read more 

- protagonists play a mmorpg - romantic comedy ---> "And you thought there is never a girl online?" is with kids and "Recovery of an MMO Junkie" is with adults ;) 

'The Recovery of an MMO Junkie' is a Rom-Com that has a similar concept of story with 'And you thought there is never a girl online?' where the main characters are engaged in a video game and they end up meeting up in the real world where romance will still develop. Both of them can be finished easily since they don't have sequels and they have 12-episodes to boot. 

Disclaimer (Sorry, English is not my native language :D) Both Net-juu no Susume and Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? follow a similar style of development, but with some different aspects that make each work unique. Both anime often revolve around the theme of gaming. In Net-juu no Susume, the dynamic is a little more realistic and dramatic, offering a serious and engaging storyline. On the other hand, Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? presents a fun and relaxing story, which is light-hearted and easy to understand. Despite these differences, both anime explore the development of romance. In conclusion, both Net-juu no Susume and Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? are excellent anime series with similar styles. They are well-written and well-animated, providing enjoyable experiences for viewers. read more 

Both r Game romance but Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? is way better than Net-juu no Susume.. 

Both series are romances that make you feel extra warm inside. Tackles similar working world adult problems. 

Very similar classical romance anime (with a modern and cute MMO twist!) about working adults that aren't entirely content with their lives. Like with Net-juu, these adults take on different faces of a new life, in this case a program that turns them into highschoolers again, and stumble into romance along the way through a lot of coincidence. They then have to figure out how to make a relationship work despite all these hurdles and help each other grow as individuals. Both are rather stereotypical and clichéd setups, but are pretty well executed and always left me smiling at the end of every episode. 

Both these two anime series revolve around an adult who decided to quit their respective jobs and become a 'NEET'. An event occurs that causes them to change how they interact with other people. They both contain the genre Romance, hinting at the fact that they meet someone special due to that particular event. 

The mc in both shows are having a problem with their job Both shows are about recovery of the mc in new society (online game in Net-juu no Susume and school in ReLIFE) where they get some very nice friends Similar vibe 

Both MC has troubles in their past work so both MC is a NEET. Both series is kinda different but it has the social element. Rhe comedy of both series is funny. 

Both are romantic stories about adults who have 'lost their way' in life, finding their way again and connecting through a medium that helps them explore their best selves  

Both anime are done in almost a shoujo/josei style that also does well in drawing in a male audience with gaming being the premise and romance the theme. I'd say that while both anime find their niche being game based, either demographic can enjoy these charming romances, so long as they can get past the premise. Over all, I'd say that Yamada no koi is more friendly to those not as experienced with gaming, and while gaming is a theme in the show, it isn't all too centric to the plot, and not much time is spent in-game. A non-gamer will have an easier time understanding and relating to the content in Yamada no Koi than Net-Juu. Both share a slightly shoujo take on an otherwise male dominated theme that just about anyone who enjoys romance can get behind. read more 

Characters that meet in a online game and, eventually, get to known each other IRL and develop a romantic relationship (this last part for Net-juu cuz as I write now only the first episode of Yamada came out and is kind soon to set the ship/romance sail but it does look inevitable). 

If you enjoyed Net-juu no Susume, chances are you'll also enjoy Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru because both anime depict romances that originate in online games and have real-life impacts. However, Net-juu no Susume offers a more satisfying storyline overall. Nonetheless, if you appreciate the theme of virtual relationships transcending into reality, both shows are worth exploring. 

Similarities: The same romance in On-Line..... The same Kudere and dere dere relationship. Dissiamilaties: Net_juu The female character is older than the make character. The female character come from being a successful career woman to becoming a hokikomori, while her guy partner was able to maintain his successful career and still able to go on-line. Yamada-kun Female character was an average gamer while the guy is a professional gamer. Female character has a fake relationship with the guy.  

Both anime are romantics that relate the real life of the characters with their life in games, usually RPGs. Both are very fun and a great entertainment option 

Both include gaming/romance/misunderstandings (Gamers! has a lot more though) 

Both tackles in the premise of the life of gamers. Net-juu is the grown-up version of Gamers!. Both have a likable romance going on (Well, Net-juu takes on romance is goddamn slow but still it takes it nonetheless). If Gamers! is all about a misunderstanding, then Net-juu is all about a coincidence.  

Both series have MCs that the couples are gamers. The romance is similar as well as characters. The comedy is funny and hilarious. They also socialize in games and the real world. 

Gameing is the centre and the plot revolve around it , both of them are rom-com anime, between poler opposite characters . 

These two are entirely different shows, both in content and direction, but they both fundamentally pivot around the idea of adults who become shut-ins due to the stresses of life. Watch if you like the topic, do not watch expecting the same sort of feels.  

Both Satou and Moriko are NEETs are that only get out of their houses when necessary. They also have issues to socialize. Net-juu no Susume is practicallly a comedy while Welcome to the NHK is a more realistic and depressing approach on the subject. If you liked Net-juu no Susume you'll definitely like NHK even more. 

How are MMO Junkie and Welcome to the NHK similar? Well, both protagonists are hikkomori NEETs, and both of them (unwillingly) get help from someone of the opposite sex to pull them out of their hikkomori ways. Both series feel like the writers understand the lifestyle of hikkomori and NEETs. Both series are saying this lifestyle is unhealthy without insulting it. Also, both shows are about gaming in a non-issekai way. 

Both have female main character with dificulties to socialite and both have comedy but watamote is a bit more "cruel" 

both are very funny shows in which the protagonist is a incredibly shy NEET 

- Both female and male leads are gamers. - Both female and male leads know each other from a game and in real life. 

both have similar themes of gaming and relationships evolving through gaming. both are light-hearted, wholesome comedy romances to watch. Each in their own special way. 

both have the same comedy about adult romance. both heroine have same expression (nervous slightly panic) if they in romantic situations.  

I consider the style of comedy in this to be very similar. The comedy is derived less from the content of the joke, than it is from the execution (Timing, voice acting and facial expressions) BTW: I recommend the dub for both, although I especially do in the case of Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun (It's one of my top dub recommendations, because the sub isn't funny. I suspect it's the same for Net-juu no Susume but I can't know for sure) 

Girl protagonists with self depreciation, using video games as an escape. 

Gender swapping identities where the main character is a female neet or gamer girl. Equally entertaining and characters also look a bit alike. 

Both have very similar female leads and great love stories! Both are about overcoming yourself and your past and becoming more confident. They also have similar color schemes and just overall, it's a great show to put on after this one if you want something that's gonna give you the same good feeling! :) 

Both force the romantically uninterested heroines into a parody of romance clichés. They also share the same sort of "awkward but sweet" feel between characters whenever comedic situations happen. Leads are also obsessed with video games, which has made it hard for them to find any romance before the plot of the shows.