Ore wo Suki nano wa Omae dake ka yo

Charcters that at the start are not loved by the female cast(except for one) and everyone start to slowly warm up for the MC, eventually falling in love with them. 

Same premise with its complex. On the first glance, the main character hated the main heroine until they fell in love and became a couple at the end. It also has the same related reference such as harem and comedy either. 

They both have the main character basically being forced to be with another girl, while trying to work out their own love life. While in the process getting closer with each other. 

Both anime are similar in many ways and I highly recommend you to Oreshura if you enjoyed Oresuki 

Oreshure and Oresuki is harem rom-com anime which have some similar characters' trait but the different plot. and both have their own way to muse the audiance. 

You love Romcom? Both fit perfectly in that genre. The plot is a little bit ridiculous but quite funny.  

Similarities: -same romcom, with a very complicated romance path. -same kind of male MC who finds himself in that complicated romance path. -same set of girls who were part of the guy's predicament of having to go through the complicated romance path. Dissimilarities: Ore Suki - Guy MC started out as some whom the harem doesn't like at first. Osamu: -Guy MC already starts out as someone whom the harem would compete for.  

Have you finished watching "OreSuki" and wished for something more? Well, won't you mind giving "OsaMake" a try while you're desperately waiting for its second season to come? Because... Both essentially follow the same premise and character dynamics, but this time, as its title suggests, it is done differently. Watch as you indulge yourself in the intriguing and fascinating narrative never seen before on the "harem" genre. I find both extraordinary, especially now that the entire harem category has become too overpopulated with awful and over repeated setting and plot. Both series feel unique in my own opinion, presenting their own distinctive and original ideas while attempting to remain to the typical harem elements that most people know and loved.  read more 

Mc is kind of a dick The show attempts a somewhat satirical approach to the genre. Oresuki has the 4th wall breaks and trope breaking while this series smashes tropes together like there's no tomorrow Both are light hearted and are best watched as a stress reliever. Also insert childhood friend here 

- Both shows bring some pretty interesting moments due to the main characters' twisted personalities and their inner thoughts. - Both shows can get pretty deep. With Oresuki focusing more about romance & trust while Oregairu focuses more about society & reality. - Both do a good job at showing how people with very different personalities affect each other on a psychological level. - Some characters resemble each other. With Pansy resembling Yukino and Ooga resembling Hayama, not to mention the two protagonists. - They only differ on how they portray their stories. Oresuki is much more comedic while Oregairu is much more serious. - Both are pretty good shows :) read more 

They both have themes of romanctic harem comedy but theu handle it in completely different ways which are both enjoyable.Oresuki is about a scumbag pretending to be a nice guy to get girls, the mc is hilarious. Oregairu is about a loner who gets forced to join a club because he is so depressed and miserable, this one is not as funny but also handles youth in a different way as well as the fact that this anime is a slow burn similair to Oresuki. 

Both Oregairu and Oresuki are romantic comedy harem anime with MC not confident enough to embrace the feeling of being loved by someone.. the thing is Oresuki shows you the lack of harem world in a realistic way and gives some plot twist that makes it more surprising to watch. 

If you have watched Hensuki then you will see the similarities with Oresuki. The mc gets dragged in all kinds of weird stuff (in hensuki things get a lot more weirder). Same Rom-com with beautiful colored characters. The story will keep you watching if you are kinda new or have watches these kinds of animes.  

Similarities: 1. MC having to face girls with very odd behaviors. 2. Harem members with odd behaviors. 3. Same school setting. Dissimilarities: Hensuki Girls were all vying for the guy's affection. Oresuki Girls were using the guy to get to their agenda.  

Mc is surrounded by a group of girls (four or more),where they all develop a feeling for him. School life romantic comedy and the MC has to decide his love-life 

Although the tutoring aspect is not present, both have harems in a school setup with a sense of comedy. Although the similarity mostly revolves on this, this may be the one rebound anime for someone who likes harem anime.  

similarities: 1. The same harem themed anime where MC deals with very odd harem members. 2. The same romcom where it has both romance and comedy. dissimilarities: 1. One is a usual harem themed anime while the other is a reverse harem themed anime. 2. The guy in Oresuki was hoping to have some romance, while the girl in Chu2 is hoping to have a quite school life, but both didn't go well as they intended.  

Both shows have a love polygon filled with misunderstandings and the comedy revolving around it is top notch. While the comedy is good, the another both shows have going for them is that they also leave room for some serious character development 

Both are harem,comedy and romance 

Both Saekano and Oresuki are romantic comedy harem anime with MC not confident enough to embrace the feeling of being loved by someone.. the thing is Oresuki shows you the lack of harem world in a realistic way and gives some plot twist that makes it more surprising to watch. and Saekano gives us the twist to accept the heroine who always be there for you. 

Both shows try to play around usual romcom tropes by having multiple cute girls surrounding the MC while they are actually in love with another guy, using the MC as support, but of course, they end up being exactly the same as those tropes they tried to play around 

It is hard to point out exact similarities between both Bottom-Tier and OreSuki, though create multiple relationships with many different girls and that whole spin on life for that one dude no one really cares about until the main girl shows up. If nothing else, both do seem to know how to poke fun at the generic "cool kids" culture and anime tropes that keep spawning with no end. Both are fun to watch, though OreSuki might be ever so slightly tormenting to watch due to ecchi and borderline harem one may dislike, compared to Bottom-Tier, only negative with it is its "cringe". They are both still overall quite something I would add to my list of anime, you may too.  read more 

The main male lead of both series have the same type of thought patterns. Both are just as hilarious. Noucome has a slight supernatural theme but both series have almost the same type of setting. The female leads are also eccentric and unique in both series.