Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go de Dereru Tonari no Alya-san

- MC are capable, and handle situations seamlessly. They also kinda lazy. - MC are NOT clueless / dumb. - "Harem" but everyone feel like individuals rather a character that chases or gets chased by the love interest. - Each girl have their own story / arc with the MC. - 2 of the Girls are sibling. 

Both are romantic comedy anime that focus on the main character's relationship with the girl they like. Although they each have a different tone, both frequently use lighthearted comedy to add dynamics to the story. 

Similar character dynamics, characters in general are very similar, the type of humor is super similar, identical setting, and the different characters’ backstories are very similar (aside from the whole revenge plot line in Masamune-Kun). The only difference between these two shows is that the MC of Masamune-Kun has a plot related reason to get closer to his version of the Alya and that Masamune-Kun has more exaggerated humor, but aside from that the two shows are almost entirely identical; truthfully speaking, Alya-san is the better anime but both are a fun watch and if you enjoyed watching Alya-San enough to look for anime similar to it then I recommend watching Masamune-kun read more 

MC has same personality. Most attractive thing is both MC don't get shy easily and can make conversation with girls properly. 

Both suspenseful, MC is mysteriously more corrupt than what meets the eye 

- Both the anime are soooo similar, the part where the both tease each other and where it revolves around the student council. Well both have cute romances as well. 

Both are romcoms with incest vibes. Both series have a degen girl who gets along with MC better than the tsundere main love interest. In Roshidere this is the sister, while in Tsurekano the sister is the main love interest. 

Both Welcome to the Classroom of the Elite and Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings center on a dynamic duo of a male and female lead. The male character maintains a cool demeanor, skillfully hiding his intelligence while dealing with his own complex parental struggles. Together, they navigate the challenges of their classroom environment. The female protagonist is determined to rise on her own, yet she finds valuable support in the male character's experience and insight, creating a compelling story of teamwork and personal growth amidst classroom conflicts. 

-both has silver haired heroine -both heroines are popular girls -Both involve girls coming into mc lives -Both a rom-com type of shows -both have a popular girl, a childhood friend xD 

Kuze and Hikki gave me the same vibes. While they appear to be loners/slackers on the surface, they both have an incredible ability to influence events. Each falls in love with the pretty but abrasive and help her achieve a goal and come into her own. Throughout this process, he comes to be a big part of the student council and gain the attention of multiple women, who may or may not have feelings for him. While Oregairu is more dramatic, both the MC and main love interest are strikingly similar, and these shows give off a similar viibe.