Kubo-san wa Mob wo Yurusanai
Kubo Won't Let Me Be Invisible

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A girl teasingly flirting with a boy she likes. More teasing in Takagi, more flirting in the older Kubo, and quite different boys to complement them, but the relationship dynamics are still rather similar. 

Both series have relationships you wish you would have 

Both are your daily needs of sugar and cuteness. Heroine being the first person doing the moves to the mc.  

both a sugary sweet love story about highschool aged students. Both in a format of short chapters. 

My sources of diabetes. Similar genre and setting. Both show the cute daily interactions between two main characters. Easy to read, lighthearted comedy. 

This is somehow similar since both of the girls like to tease their boys and the boys can make up for a critical hit to make their hearts go doki~doki. 

both have a shy main, who want friends both are romcom  

Both of these are really wholesome manga's and both Male Protagonists of these manga's are really similar 

Both Shirashi and Miyamura undergo personality changes, Kubo being more on the teasing manga side compared to Horimiya 

The female love interests in both mangas are more foward with their feelings, falling just shy of confessing. The MC in both often wonders why they're receiving this attention and puts himself down. Both follow a story-arc of character growth where the characters begin to gain courage and think better of themselves as they fall deeper in love. 

Both stories feature a girl teasing a boy. Kubo's teasing is a bit more romantic compared to Anjou, although both settings are quite wholesome. The male protagonist in Kubo-san is also not a nerd (like in Anjou-san), but somebody who just seems to go unnoticed by most people - except Kubo. 

It's a calm and peaceful romance, the female main character is very cute and the male main character is kind of lonely In general the development of the main characters is very fast compared to others but also not so fast that they are dating in 5 chapters. As I said before, it's a very calm and cute manga, which leaves you with a smile on your face while reading, I highly recommend this work as I want it to become more popular Sorry for my bad English and for the google translation 

See for yourself, only difference is that akutsu-san has more "spice". I put quotation marks cause what I mean is it has way more panty shots and outlandish situations. 

Both are romcoms with great art and characters, as well as a similar classroom setting wherein the male protagonist befriends the girl sitting beside him. 

- MC for both manga is pessimist - And the girl is very otimist and bright - Kubo-san is more direct than Nega-kun  

teasing is similar to nagatoro while the two get closer as they go on 

Same style they tease the person they like. Hope you enjoy both. 

Neighbors seatmate filled with bunch stupidity of romcom are nicest thing for someone who'd had nothing to do for the day, either because you have a free time on your hand or maybe you just wanna have some good things to read 

Despite being of nigh entirely different genres, both Slime Life and Kubo-san wa Mob wo Yurusanai start with a girl, a dark elf black magician and a dense high schooler respectively, taking interest in and teasing a guy, a child slime and a dense high schooler respectively. In both manga it starts almost as bullying but soon mellows out and the girl's affection is revealed and comes through. Afterwards, both pairs slowly start developing their relationships and recognise their feelings and responsibilities. Also, both girls are extremely adorable. 

Both are wholesome, romantic comedies that involve some amount of teasing from one part of the main romantic pairing. Both are also slice of life so there is more of an emphasis on character interactions than plot development. The main difference is that in Soredemo Ayumu there is the not so subtle understanding that Ayumu is in love with Yaotome and she has her suspicions because of how much he compliments/teases her. In Kubo-san, the audience knows that both characters are in love with each other, but they are in that ambiguous state. Different types of characters as well, same wholesome "will they, won't they fun" read more