5-toubun no Hanayome

Smart guy has to help girls study so he can get money and help his family pretty much the same anime but i think this one is better ! 

an anime can't get any more similar than this. is what I thought when I first watched hanayome. TLDR; the story progresses around MC teaching his harem in high school setting. if you're looking for a harem which only focuses on characters relationship, these are your way to go. other side characters barely exist. the characters though, is a whole different story. MC in benkyou ga dekinai is a kind guy. truly at heart. while MC in hanayome at first is a jerk who only cares about making lives out of the girls wealth. and through out the story, he eventually evolves with a lot of background story attached. the girls, surely in hanayome were all blood related adding more seasoning to the story with all that sisterhood-romance entanglement. read more 

its the same setting one male student teaching multiple female students of the same year 

Both are very very similar Harem/Romantic Comedy animes, both are about a guy who tutors a group of very likeable and charming girls. 

-both are an anime in which the protagonist is a Nerd and ends up having to teach some girls "with low intelligence" to study. Both the protagonist has a Harem. -Bokutachi the protagonist is reasonable although it still generates many comic situations due to the situation in which he is inserted with his Harem. Is it also an anime about a certain question that we all have during school which is to choose what you like to do or go the easy way? The anime handles this very well and without losing the humor side. -5-toubun the protagonist is consistent with reality these days. He is hired to teach 5 sisters by their father but some girls are too proud to accept that. This creates many obstacles for the protagonist and he finds himself in several dilemmas. If you are interested in an anime in which the protagonist has to overcome many barriers to build bonds of friendship with each of these girls this anime you must watch. The anime addresses this issue of not giving up on your goals in an interesting and funny way too. read more 

Because they are both a light, good mood harem comedy. Featuring a nerdy male protagonist made to tutor a group of girls struggling in certain subjects, that all start to crush on the male protagonist.  

5-toubun no Hanayome is a show that revolves around a main male lead whose objective is to teach a group of girls. The aforementioned is the plot of Bokuachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai as well. The shows atmospheres are similar with slight hints of romantic development but for the most part, it's lighthearted comedy. Misunderstandings are prevalent in both shows, generic onsen episodes and similar lighthearted fun are existent.  

They both have similar themes. Tutoring and Studying. 

Both about tutors who have 5 love interests based around different colors. 

High school male students teaching a harem of girls, completely oblivious to how they feel towards them. 

Basically the same "yo classmate's now yo tutor" thing. Romcom, harem... Pretty much the same 

Both harems revolve around a tutor student and students. Gotoubun no Hanayome is way better though.  

Both are about girls who are inept with certain school subjects and get help from a male tutor who ends up being their love interest.  

male protagonist who attends same school as the female protagonists helps out the girls with their school 

Conceptually these two are almost identical. I would say the main difference however is We Never Learn has far more interesting characters, and it being a Shounen Jump adapation, feels more Nisekoi-esque.  

Both shows have a male Mc who has to help the girls study. and the girls in both shows are good on some subjects and not so good on other subjects. 

Harem of 5 girls, Protagonist is their tutor. In the beginning protagonist faces difficulties in both of the shows but later everyone warms up to the protagonist. 

if you like 5toubun well i bet you will like this as well MC has to tutor "baka" pretty girls as well ✔ but not quintuplets x . story and the plot of this two are very very similar and both harem as well. 

Gotoubun no Hanayome is literally a better version of Bokutachi Benkyou. So if you liked it Gotoubun is a good watch. 

Both shows have similar humor and harem, about a high school male protagonist who has to tutor a group of girls of the same age. Both are great romance harem, if you like one of these, you should try watching the other one! 

The story and the plot of this two are very similar to each other They are both harem that the protagonists that teaching idiot girls.  

male mc, 5 possible girls, drawn by fate at a certain event 

A clever student is helping some others girls in their studies. Goes romance with 5 girls. Both are also from 2019 and both are an harem romance ecchi school comedy. 

both are romantic comedies that have the same premise of a group of girls asking the Male MC for help in their studies. As time goes on most of the main female cast starts falling in love with the MC for on reason or another and then shenanigans happen. 

Both have harem whom have the worse study habits and a guy who is recruited to tutor them, where just doing the job proves to be a huge undertaking.  

Both has to deal with the same concepts and themes, such as study, harem with lot of girls. 5 toubun is more focused on the plot while BokuBen focuses more on the comedy/slice of life style. 

Basically the same concept: a lucky guy gets to tutor some cute girls, each with a different personality, and they come to some really embarrassing cases. The girls of the shows start to feel a little attracted by the male main character, even though he usually doesn't get the hint. Cliché school harem anime. 

Both feature male character teaching a group of girls. Both are ecchi and harem. 

A single male MC from a poor family ends up tutoring girls who are terrible at studies  

Both mcs are told to tutor some girls because of the girls bad grades, and they end up in the harem. 

The story of the two series is very similar: The two main characters are poor but smart. During their high school years the both characters became teacher for a group of girls. Then the romance is developed between the characters.  

The main protagonist has to tutor pretty girls The students are they are tutoring is bad at a subject and good with the other one They have the same theme  

Harem MC want to give his family a better life. MC is a student who tutor other two student but Five in Quintuplets. Difference:- Teacher is Genius Quintuplets. Students Are Genius in We Never learn.  

both r bout studying where mc is surrounded by girls nd also mc tutors them...romcom...characters possessing varieties of personalities making da anime enjoyable 

Whilst there aren't many episodes out as of the review, if you were a fan of Gotoubun no Hanayome (Quintessential Quintuplets) then Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai is shaping up to be a similar premise, and is one to keep an eye on in my opinion. 

- one boy and five girls - MC is smart and good in school - MC as a tutor for the girls - harem (all girls fall in love with MC)  

It's literally the same anime. -Smart MC helping tutor girls. -Harem.  

there both anime about a poor guy how is studious teching dumb kids expect we never lern he teches 3 and Quintuplets is 5 there is 5 wifues both teaches them for there own benefit but as time passes they get to know the girls and really want to genuinely help them we never lern is more of a comedy haram anime The Quintessential Quintuplets is more of a drama haram anime  

Tutoring a harem. Yes, it is just a high school student tutoring a harem of girls. Nariyuki and Fuutarou are both poor students who live a cheap life when that all changes due to the benefits of tutoring a group of girls. In The Quintessential Quintuplets, Fuutarou's time spent with the Nakano sisters is shown to have development in relationships over time with them. Although We Never Learn is the same, it is more of comedic chapters of the time spent tutoring Fumino, Rizu and Uruka.  

Both having a smart male protagonist but with no clue when it come the fact how popular they really are. The stories are both set when the male leads are told to tutor a group of girls.  

In these two animes, there are exactly five girls in the harem, the two animes have a study theme and the protagonist helps them all. Bokutachi has a more varied harem with three students, one teacher and one senpai, while 5-toubun has five twin sisters. The biggest difference between them is that 5-toubun has a more mature design, while bokutachi has a more cute and funny design. 

Both are very similar in the way that we follow a male mc who's teaching a group of cute girls in school. The stories are both harems so pick your side and enjoy your ride!  

Both plots revolve around a male student main characters that tutors other students. Very similar in terms of genres. Harem and comedy.  

These two series have similar premises. Both revolve around an academically talented high school boy tutoring a group of girls from the same school. They have a fairly similar type of comedy too, but I'm finding them different enough to be enjoyed as separate experiences. 

Its got the same aspect of the MC of the anime being a tutor of multiple girls. Both are pretty good anime with bokutachi having more of the comedy aspect  

-Both mc's are nerd and poor -Both mc's tutor girls of same age -All females of the female cast love the mc 

Both have a Smart male Mc and the tutor a group of girls and they like him. 

Both are romantic comedies where the protagonist helps a group of girls to study. Eventually these girls fall in love with him and the protagonist must choose one to be his girlfriend. 

They have pretty much the same plot: quintuplet dumb sisters harem + teacher MC 

They both are romance about a Male student that helps some girls with their problems  

I know there's a very large crowd that already recommended both these series as similar. BUT It is my obligation to join them, because they're absolutely right! These stories came out at about the same time, pretty much and have VERY similar structures: An impoverished MC living in a single-parent (father in one case, mother in another) household with his sibling/s. A harem of five. Awesome romance! IMO, BokuBen is better romance. I don't know how the Quintessential Quintuplet is more popular, but whatever... All five girls are dumb in their own way and need the MC to open their eyes. Yes, even Kirisu-sensei from BokuBen. So without further ado, if you finished either of the anime, you should go watch the other immediately. Both currently have two seasons, as of 2021. BokuBen also has an OVA per each season. read more 

Peak harems where the main protagonists' job is to teach their harem to prevent them from failing class. 

both are a student who turns into a tutor, both are harem and I found both very entertaining 

A story about a male high school student achieving a harem through tutoring a bunch of female high school students with different skills and personalities. I think an average harem fan can this one as it presents almost every usual troupe that comes within the harem genre. 

literally like the same plot but no quintuplets 

Like Quintessential Quintuplets, We Never Learn is a harem romantic comedy that starts out about a student tutoring his classmates. All of the characters are lovable and have their own unique quirks, like the quintuplet sisters. If Quintuplets left you wanting more harem drama, or compelling character development, or perhaps just a good old fashioned ecchi rom-com, then We Never Learn is the show to watch next.  

Pretty much the same thing but the girls are not sisters. If you're curious to know the ending you can always see the manga  

both of them have a poor main character who is suddenly offered to be a tutor which ends up in a harem 

(there is a button "read more") Both are romcom / harem shows involving tutoring & studying with comedy aspects. :: Both MC are study nerds that became the tutor of a group of girls struggling in exam subjects. Each of the girls have different personalities and shines in one of the exam subjects. After a while they start making use of everyone's best attributes so everyone can pass the exam. :: During the episodes you get to see how the MC gets involved in their private life and slowly evolves from a tutor to a friend and beyond. - Notes * 5-toubun is a romance / comedy show focused on the romance part * Setting is mostly at home. * Characters are maturely designed. (high school-ish) * Bokutachi is a romance / comedy show focused on the comedy part * Setting is mostly school. * Characters are childish designed. (middle school-ish) Biggest difference: Bokutachi contains more silly jokes while 5-toubun has more scenes about the girls getting an affection for the MC. read more 

Same themed, school. Both mc are smart and have to be a tutor. Both are harem, great comedy. If you like one, you like the other. 

both anime are harem/comedy/romance , both mc are teaching girls and the story is also similar  

Wanna watch how Sensei teach his students? Then watch some one of these harem while learning. Both having the same vibes too.  

- Revolves around the MC helping the other girls because of their troubles in school - All girls are absolutely a flunk in school but have at least one subject in school that they do exceptionally better at than the others - 5 girl-harem I think one will really enjoy both series as their plots are relatively the same. 

Has the same concept as Quintessential Quintuplets 

these two have harem and comedy as similar genres. the main character is intelligent in studies and tutor the girls 

All I can say is both are rom-com harem Genre... It's about the bond the characters build among themselves while facing ups and downs in their precious youth... Both the anime makes you want more from the series...  

5 girls accompanied with 1 tutor? Are there any animes about them? Yes. Both shows offer the good example of harem and romance. Each girl with different personalities and description of themselves are handled by the good male protagonist in different situations encountered. While the male lead is neutral in terms of choosing one among the five, the girls may persuade on developing their feelings and relationships with each other. 

Both are harem and romcom show. 1 guy and 5 girls. Both guys are tutor, tutoring the 5 girls to get better grades. Very funny and lovable characters. Great openings and endiings. 

First of all, the mc in Gotoubun no hanayome and Bokuben is extremely similar, they both have good grades, comes from a poor family, and are always willing to help others. Next, both of the animes are harem, slice of life themed. To be honest, I liked both of them, if you like on of them why not try the other? 

They both have 5 horny girls chasing after the protagonist who tutors all 5 of them (3 in Bokutachi). The only difference is that the teacher in Bokutachi is horny for the protagonist as well lmfao. The girls in both shows are dumb as hell but are still trying to pursue their career. The protagonist of both shows only became smart so that they can help their poor family. They're both good shows and I think they did a very good job at entertaining us (for a harem anime at least lol).  

Both anime are similar in very ways just give it a try 

Both works are about a tutor giving classes to different girls while little by little each girl realizes that the protagonist likes him, and the protagonist must decide which one to stay with, it is a question if he has that similarity but they are different stories, if they like it. the harem genre, I recommend both works. 

both are funny , romantic , harem anime but where as the 5-toubun season 1 & 2 both we good , the bokutachi's season 1 is way better than its season 2  

In both anime , A boy of same age as girls is teaching them. Tutoring works as a catalyst to strengthen their bond and hence leads to formation of harem you were waiting for. In both anime, the stress of exam amd carrer is highlighted and the MC has a Kawaii loving sister. 

IThe plot revolves around a student who teaches 2 girls in exchange for a recommendation to a university, I find it similar because in The Quintuplets almost the same thing happens. 

They both have feelings but I still prefer it go-toubun than we nerver learn. But I like both 

Like the MC (from The Quintessential Quintuplets), the MC (from We Never Learn: BOKUBEN) is smart. Like the MC (from The Quintessential Quintuplets), the MC (from We Never Learn: BOKUBEN) tutors the main female (characters) students who got low grades in their weak subjects. For me, We Never Learn is funnier than The Quintessential Quintuplets. We Never Learn has less drama than The Quintessential Quintuplets. We Never Learn is more underrated than The Quintessential Quintuplets. Even that 2 anime aren't in 'Ecchi' genre, We Never Learn has more fanservice (especially ecchi moments) than The Quintessential Quintuplets. 

Similarities: - MC is smart (like Futaro) - MC has to teach girls except he must teach 3 girls (2 are masters at different subjects and 1 is a sport type like Yotsuba) Differences: - The MC is not doing it for money but for a qualification. - None of the girls confessed (according to season 1) - The girls are not related by blood or anything The show was pretty good, you should try it if you want comedy ig. 

both involve the main character tutoring girls who are struggling at studying. has similar humor 

both are rom com waifu wars, with the setup that the main character has a connection to one of the girls in the past (although we do not know who said girl is) 

They have : -One Boy -Few Girls -Romance -Comedy -Tsundere -Dandere -Kuudere -Yandere -Deredere + i had same feelings while watching this compared to Nisekoi  

They are both teen harem rom-coms. In both, the main-character makes a promise with a misterious girl in the past with whom he meets again in the present under strange circumstances, leading them to a connection. From there other girls appear, all with very different personalities, who will fight for the love of the main-character. In both shows, the mystery of knowing who is the girl of the promise develop the plot bringing a lot of clichéd but highly entertaining situations. 

-Both put forth a similar tone in both comedic and dramatic moments, giving the same overall feel -Both foreshadow the protagonist's eventual betrothment to one of the female characters in the story -Both see the protagonist with a first love they cannot remember that is also part of their harem -Both have a similar bright color palette and similar character design 

Considering you've read all the other recommendations regarding the similarities between the two, I only want to add just a few words to make sure you won't regret the path you're about to take. It's true that 5-toubun no Hanayome and Nisekoi look very similar at the first glance, and are bounded together by the same type of genres, BUT their individual story and ways to progress it separates them worlds apart. Do not expect to find a "sister" anime going from Nisekoi to 5-toubun no Hanayome or vice versa. If you want to enjoy them both at their full extent, be sure to have no expectations of being alike one or the other. You may find multiple in-between similarities but they all are on a superficial level which I do not want them to hype you up for a later disappointment. read more 

Both stories center around a harem-school style comedy, and share the idea that they have met in the past they just don't remember who it was. 

Both are cute romantic story with several girls in love with the hero 

Non-ecchi harem romances about a boy who met a girl in the past and made a certain promise to be together forever. Then many girls flock into them after many funny and crazy situation, who also check the boxes of the girl of the past. The big difference is that the Nisekoi girls are from everywhere, the Hanayome girls are quintuplets and are very close to each other. While the characters are not similar at all, you can make the case for Chitoge Kirisaki (Nisekoi) and Nino Nakano (Hanayome) for being the classical tsunderes. 

if you want another good harem anime 

both are a pretty good harem rom-com, but in my opinion, Gotoubun is better and it will have a closed-end on the anime, different from Nisekoi, where you need to read the manga to see the final. 

Both are harem anime, with lots of similar tropes, and very cute girls doing cute things. 

Did u like harem genre with childhood concept? If u say yes, u can watch 'em. They have simple story, but it's wholesome. Sometimes you can smile while you coincidentally watch unexpected kawaii scene from those girls in these anime. 

Multiple relationships growth. The Quintessential Quintuplets and Nisekoi show what multiple relationships growing in a harem looks like. Both protagonists are made to spend time with their respective harem due to some benefit. With The Quintessential Quintuplets, Fuutarou is to teach the Nakano sisters, in that time, he grows relationships with the sister understanding each and all their motives along the way. In Nisekoi, Raku is forced into a fake relationship, though in this time, gathering many different girls along the way, he too grows relationships with them. Though they are both comedies, Nisekoi would make for a better laugh. 

Harem which has a lot of potential where the MC has made a childhood promise to one of the girls. Like Nisekoi it's hard to decide the best girl and isn't a given as in most harem anime. 

Looking for an all-out waifu war, long standing debates on who's the best girl, and the duo of both romance and comedy, then..... you are at the right place. As usual we have our high-school setting where the main guy will meet all of these girls, but yeah those interactions and circumstances around them will be completely different. You can expect a bit of modesty from Gotoubun whereas Nisekoi took them to a bit extreme, but in the end it all leads up to choosing that one girl our main guy would end up with.  

Both animes introduce past events in the story that make everything spicier. They have many superficial similarities (similar personalities, past events) but they are two completely different stories and shows. One has a much more exaggerated comedy and focuses on the relationship between him and each one of them (Nisekoi). In Goutoubun, in addition to addressing the relationship between him and each of them, the relationship between the sisters is also addressed. It is also a more school-focused anime. Even though these two animes have the same genres and some similarities, I think it's important to mention that your experience with each of them can be completely different and that just because you liked one doesn't necessarily mean you'll like the other. Anyway, try it.  read more 

Both are feel-good amazing shows of the harem archetype. I personally prefer QQ but you can't go wrong with these two. Must watch!  

The tsundere personality is just so similar to Nino from Gotoubun no Hayanome. Also, similar art style with troublesome characters. 

They feature a waifu war where the main character has a past relationship to one of the girls, but can't remember which one, and the one who's chosen by him will become his bride. 

A Harem where the mc is surrounded by beautiful girls is what everyone wants. Right? No? Then after watching these, you would wish for it. Both of these animes have a similar and simple storyline where the mc met a girl in the past but doesn't remember her and the girl is one of his Harem members. The only difference is that there is a quintuplets harem in it. These animes are not the best but worth watching.  

two romantic comedies in which there are several girls interested in the protagonist, each one takes his story in a way, both have a good story and excellent characters, mainly female 

harem anime where the right one actually wins 

Harem with unsatisfying ending. 

Both of thse are romance/harem animes. Truthfully, the mc's aren't the same, but they both give us a load of comedy. 

They both have a harem and they are both funny. The MC's are quite different though which provides variety as one is a degenerate and the other is the complete opposite, the main thing that me interested into these shows that should draw you too is the gimmicks of each show which are clear from the title alone. 

anime gives the same vibes, more of a comfort anime than plot-filled; mostly just to enjoy the characters and their interactions to note tho, mcs of each anime are night and day 

In both anime there is a boy surrounded by other girls who try to be together with the boy . Both are comedy and harem anime.Hope u like it 

Both are a type of romantic comedy, characters are similar, while their personalities are the same too. 

If you like this kind of harem show then you will surely love the other. - Both have girls with unique personalities. - The romance is sooo good. - You can choose your own best girl. - pretty good comedy. - and the best part is not knowing who's winning :0  

Both of these are really enjoyable harem anime with a male character as the main lead. Rent a Girlfriend has 4 love interests while Quintessential Quintuplets has 5 love interests. Both of these anime's have amazing soundtracks and a lighthearted bubbly feel to them while also being heartwarming and sad at times.  

both are romance animes, in which, the protagonist is surrounded by women and he will have to choose one of them in the end 

the two characters are indectic, both go through the same similar situations. 

Both have harem, romance.MC surrounded by girls. I watched it after Kanojo Okarishimasu, but as an anime I enjoyed 5-toubun no Hanayome much more tbh. 

Both main characters are your typical not-so-famous boys in class. They encountered their harem of girls by a reason they desired. Both of the shows are romantic comedies that can surely leave you feeling smiley. I always put the two in the same category. 

Both have harem genre, school life and ecchi scenes. Rom-com with okay artstyle. Both MCs are kinda dumb at some moments. I recommend you guys to watch both if you liked harem and ecchi. 

Both harems with a great and diverse, regarding personality, characters and the mc is a dumbass in both shows but in different ways. Liked one? just watch the other it's as simple as that. 

basically the same show, but the premise differs: instead of helping five girls study, five girls help him run a café. And surprise surprise, they all end up liking him  

Both anime series feature a harem of five waifus. They both fall under the romantic comedy genre, with a lead character who shows a remarkable level of sensitivity towards the feelings of these five individuals. It could even be argued that 'Megami no Café Terrace' draws significant inspiration from the personalities found in '5-Toubun no Hanayome. 

Both have 5 girls, each having a unique personality. MC can be hot-tempered, and bossy but also has a soft side.  

5 Girls fall for 1 Guy 

The MC lives and interacts with 5 beautiful girls. then the MC is also required to choose which of the five girls will become his wife. 

Both are harem (good one) Both Male MC are fucking chad who isn't dense about others' feelings and intentions. They always talk the smart way out of situations that may cause oppositions in the harem. Girl from each side has similar personality traits and maybe appearance. Ichika - Akane Nino - Riho Miku - Shiragiku Yotsuba - Ami Itsuki - Ouka The different thing about them is obviously the setting and the newer one is an ecchi. Oh and I'm not surprised if Ami wins this harem out of the blue. Okay well maybe not out of the blue but still imagine she won because of her goofiness. 

5 Girls and 1 guys. The fan service is there too. Only the girls look different however, there personalities and actions are fairly simmilar 

It is another harem anime with 5 girls and 1 guy but a different premise. It is quite similar to TQQ. Though it may seem like a rip-off, it is still quite intriguing to watch as the characters slowly develop and start liking the main character. 

- Both have 5 girls as main characters and 1 boy. - Funny moments. - Relationships and romance develop. 

Both anime are harem, while go toubun focus more on the romance, Saekano focus more on the mc ambition. But i can assure if you like either of this anime, you will like the other one, this is because all of the heroine take a liking into the mc. It is just the mc itself didn't realize it. 

A two good harem romance comedy with likeble characters and a very good comedy 

Similarities: Harem, rom com Both MCs has a goal to achieve Characters with similar personalities 

Both anime are good harem romance comedy with likeble characters but Saenai has more good comedy  

If you're into Harem anime then these two are good choices because both animes have drama, comedy, and school. (But I don't think I count Saenai as a School anime because it doesn't include school activities like events and things.) 

Both have similar builds to present you the main topic: which girl will win the MC. If you don't like this kind of story, just don watch it, but as i watched a lot o shows to find the one that could make me feel as i felt watching 5-toubun no hanayome, for those who are hunting for these kind of content, Saekano is a great option.  

This is quite the same type of romance anime, same humor and good scenario 

it has the same start, a kind of smart (but most of all, hardworking) trying to help a group of girls to study and pass school. It has also this kind of harem but not harem feeling, and the funny parts in both animes are very great. The main character being very poor is also a similarity in both shows, and thats the start for both to start giving classes. 

Both are similar. Main male character smart but poor, u have ur harem that's good with one subject and is bad in other subjects. Both animes stay the same in S1, but it starts being it's own thing with its own uniqueness to it. Unfortunately it'll only came to light in the 2nd season which means ur gonna have sit through generic harem, school type of show with cliches overly done that makes isekais less common. How do I know this? I watched both shows and currently reading both mangas. Yes 5-toubun no Hanayome is getting a 2nd season. 

Harem animes both with the concept of tutors having a harem of their own unintendedly. 

both 5 idiot girls chasing the main charater . same vibe and humour 

Both of these have the same Study, Harem, and Romance vibe to the story. All of the girls need help studying while the protagonist is the one smart dude whos winning all the gals.  

Not the plot but the general things you randomly choose looks similar. Like main characters nerd things and their motivations to study. Also I wanted to write it from Quintublet's side but this serie is airing new and in future it would be more sarcastic. 

- Harem Romance - Smart Protagonist teaches dumb girls. - Light hearted most of the time but has serious plot twists and such. - Rich vs Poor family  

Main characters are very similar, similarly paced character and harem development 

Main characters are very similar, isn't clear who he'll end up with. Cute girls that aren't boring (nino best girl) both mcs are a little dorky, love to study, and are absolute chads 

Kanojo Mo Kanojo is just Gotoubun characters amplified. If you liked the quints and wish for more over the top humor, KmK has strong resemblances to the qunits. Yotsuba = Saki The dumbest girl in the group. They're also both athletic and in the basketball club. Also both are voiced by Ayaneru. Miku = Nagisa Shy girl at first but works hard on self improvement to get the guy she likes. Nino = Rika Sadist tsundere that falls in love with the MC after helping her get over her daddy issues. Both are extremely persistent in pursuing the MC. Also both are voiced by Ayana Taketatsu. Ichika = Shino The mature girl in the group. read more 

The plot is the same only here if everyone wins or so it seems 

Both are harem animes with a good plot and loveable characters. Both are very funny when it comes to the characters and how they act. Both animes also have very good character development, more in The Quintessential Quintuplets because there are more characters to toy with.  

Girlfriend, Girlfriend is a comedy harem set in a school like Quintessential Quintuplets. It's fairly underrated/over-hated and can provide some good laughs if you enjoyed the former.  

-Teacher student ship -mc thinks gets girls without much effort -nice harem -anime tiddies -got our favourite dandre girl ( Miku and Rui ) 

They both maybe a harem, but then gain this is a reinvented harem where it's one guy to sisters and yes it's plural, except in Domekano, it was more of a Ménage à trois, while in 5-toubun no Hanayome it was a bit more complicated.  

honestly, when i watched domestic it i understood what it was and what it was trying to accomplish. toubun gave me the exact same feeling as watching domestic did. so i'd def recommend watching both. 

If you liked the (romance) sibling rivalry in Quintessential Quintuplets, then you might like Domestic girlfriend. Idk if it's a spoiler though because it's kind of obvious based on the cover of the anime.  

Loners in a forced relationship. The Quintessential Quintuplets and Oregairu both present MCs in a forced relationship. Quintessential Quintuplets shows loner Fuutarou in an unstable relationship Nakano sisters. Oregairu is the same with Hachiman being forced into the Volunteer Service Club. Although Fuutarou is able to directly benefit from tutoring the Nakano as he can clear his family's debt. Hachiman perceives his time spent at the club to have no benefits. Both are good comedies set in a school environment of how people's views can change after bring forced with others. 

instead of a dependable female this anime has a dependable male but lacks to read emotions. both the animes are similar the lead mc had a sister and for the females it actually five of them. i got the same exact vibes from this anime, just like snafu 

The story tell about school life, drama, comedy, romance  

Building upon a forced relationship. The Quintessential Quintuplets and Toradora both follow their MCs in a relationship forced upon them, during this relationship however, the MCs time spent together within the relationship grows as their experiences proceeds. Quintessential Quintuplets places Fuutarou in a distasteful forced relationship with the five Nakano sisters, though along this time, he grows with all sisters accordingly, all the while tutoring them. Toradora is the same with Taiga and Ryuuji being in a distasteful for the sake of getting both with their crushes, all the while growing together doing so. Both are good rom-com anime with Quintessential Quintuplets being a harem and Toradora being a slow romance due to stronger distasteful relationship at the start. read more 

Both are harem,comedy and romance 

Both of animes topics are similar. They are have comedy and good art stylies. 

Two stories with great characters that are easy to attach to, the sound and art is amazing in both cases and, though this is only a detail, there are many waifus to choose from.  

If you like harem and rom-com series that each character fight to prove the strongest bond who has been made to MC. It is the one!. Btw it has twists in the end. 

Similarities: Both are harem shows Value education more than fantasies and girlfriends Both MCs are not entirely interested in falling in love Art style are similar 

Learning process. QQ and Monthly Girls follow an astounding protagonist who has grades and skills, yet only falters through one thing. Such of which can only be found in the instance team up with a bunch of other colleagues from school to reason the one wish within their reach if they complete such tasks. With QQ doing this in a harem romance, Uesugi trying to clear his family debt. In contrast to a less pressured Nozaki only trying to make some new manga. Both are fun to watch, with misunderstanding and the general tropes you'd find in rom-coms as such. It should also be noted that Monthly Girls pretty much parody this compared to QQ's actual unironic nature with an unironic harem.  read more 

Similarities: Both MCs surrounded by girls Both have a protagonist that is oblivious to the romantic advances of his pursuers  

Both anime are romcom harem with a studious male MC. The vibes of both shows are similar, so if you enjoy The Quintessential Quintuplets, you'll likely enjoy Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister as well. Additionally, the creator of Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister is a former assistant of the creator of The Quintessential Quintuplets, which explains the similar art style! 

Both shows involve an unknown who is brought to be the tutor for a failing group of siblings. While initially resenting him, the siblings eventually grow to like him (romantic sense in Quintessential) 

Harem. Light hearted. Fun.