Sundome

Aku no Hana addpermalink

Similarities include: odd relationships which has been manifested by desire; male protagonists who are submissive to the female protagonist; and narratives that carry dark tones and aesthetics. 

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Dark, psychological romance, with a relationship driven by a sadistic, dominant, and fairly mysterious female. The beta male protagonist ends up changing (either for the worse in the case of Aku no Hana, or better in the case of Sundome) due to the relationship.

Sundome is more heavy on the ecchi, but uses the theme of "perversion" to a greater effect than Aku no Hana. As deconstructions of the coming of age genre, both manga also deal with a ton of teen angst. 

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Both are psychological, romantic dramas that take place in a school. A wimpy guy follows a girl around yet he is always somewhat scared of being rejected by her or hurt by her. Both guys go through a lot of development over the course of the manga. The girls also grow closer to the guys.

Slight Differences: 
Sundome is ecchi though while Aku no Hana is not. The girls are different in their own ways despite having similar effects on the guys, and there are also two other girls in Aku no Hana while there is just one main girl in Sundome. 

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Both have perverted protagonists though Sundome is way more perverted than Aku no hana and sundome is not as much inclined on the 'Psychological Thriller' side as compared to Aku no Hana  

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Sundome follows a more "episodic" format but the story and characters are similar. Both follow a dysfunctional male and female and their awkward and sometimes abusive relationship. The two manga also explore the darkness within the minds of the teenagers and their deepest fantasies/thoughts.

In both, you can find the hopeless and wimp male MC that is persuaded and somewhat corrupted by a female character with a dark and secret background they idolize and obsess with. Doubt, betrayal, sex, obsession, etc... You can see why they are similar by now.

There are also some striking differences. Aku no Hana has a fantastic artwork whereas Sundome's artwork is only remarkable during the ecchi scenes. Sundome also feels longer but in my opinion, it was too long for its own good due to its episodic formula. read more 

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If you liked the weird relationship between the main characters Sundome 10x that with showing you more of it. 
They are both about what would a highschool kid do for his first love.  

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Both are bleak and dark psychological theme stories (though sundrome is more on the ecchi side of things) and focus on a more somber side of growing up. 

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Same dark, perverse vibes as in Aku no Hana. Similar relationship where male mc is submissive to the female character. Much more sexual and depraved. 

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Nozoki Ana addpermalink

These two mature ecchi titles involve their protagonists, both male and female, in sexual situations other than intercourse between themselves. 

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Onanie Master Kurosawa addpermalink

Both series place a heavy emphasis on masturbation and female domination (though in a more teasing manner). Surprisingly, there is depth in the plot of these two series. 

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Nazo no Kanojo X addpermalink

I was amazed at how much the premise of these two mangas are alike.  Both stories revolve around a guy who's pretty much under the complete control of a girl as far as sexual relationships go and their girl counterpart has no shame in exploiting it.  Despite both being seinen, Sundome contain much more graphic, ecchi and smutty art than Mysterious Girlfriend.   

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Nana to Kaoru addpermalink

Both stories feature a pair of highschool students who are brought into a strange relationship because of their fetishes. Although there's a lot of kinky stuff going on, neither go "all the way." Expect a lot of teasing and sexual frustration. 

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Umibe no Onnanoko addpermalink

Both mangas envolve teenagers, feelings and sex exploration. Umibe is most focused on a message and has better characters while Sundome is more fun and dramatic otherwise. 

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Genshiken addpermalink

Both set primarily around an Otaku club of sorts, both hilarious, but in completely different ways.

 

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Ibitsu addpermalink

Authored by the same mangaka, not only do both these mature series feature similar artstyles and aesthetics, but they also share the author's fascination with relationships between a male masochist and a female sadist. 

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B-gata H-kei addpermalink

Both manga feature a sexually forward heroine influencing a below average boy, dragging him along an ecchi journey. Sundome can be more extreme, while BGHK is much more lighthearted, but if you wished for heavier situations, definitely check Sundome out. 

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Hen Koi! addpermalink

Both of these seinen serialisations feature the sexual encounters of the male lead and the female lead. Do note however that Sundome is more plot heavy and the sexual encounters serve to drive character development. 

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Koibito Play addpermalink

Both revolve around couples who share a sadomasochist relationship. 

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Aki-Sora addpermalink

The difference between Aki Sora and Sundome is actually more interesting to look at than the obvious similarities (like the weak MC who have different kinds of weird sexual relations). So what's interesting is how in Sundome, the sexual relationship and tension is actually strengthening the two main characters, and they grow while getting closer to each other. In Aki-Sora it's the complete opposite, the MC is thrown around like a sex toy while getting more and more desolate. Unfortunately this theme isn't really taken to its full potential due to all the annoying sex scenes full of hentai slang, but it still makes an interesting read.  read more 

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Mozuya-san Gyakujou suru addpermalink

Fragile characters with a dominant female and a submissive male winds up in a codependent relationship. Both stories are really well written, moving and totally really worth reading.  

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Ai-Ren addpermalink

If you enjoy the serious vein in Sundome, Ai-Ren is another great one with a similar story, but with less fan service and nudity. Be prepared to be touched though, be very prepared.  

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Take On Me addpermalink

+ Explicit romances about an odd couple of high schoolers progressively growing closer to one another
+ Timid guy and dominant girl
+ Mix of comedy and drama and good character development (especially in Sundome which is also psychological)
+ Have some more unique fetishes like peeing, outdoor sex, domination, etc.
+ Good art and character designs (though the guys in Sundome do look pretty strange) that's fairly unique and gets better as the story progresses

- Take on Me is a hentai while Sundome is just barely not a hentai 

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Kaidan Tochuu no Big Noise addpermalink

Similarities:
+ The biggest similarity is that the main character is the biggest pushover, awkward guy who can never voice his opinion at all (even the strange comedic poses they make when embarrassed or having trouble voicing their opinions are very similar); in Sundome, the MC develops like crazy after a while and the MC in Big Noise looks like he will probably end up developing a lot (though after only 4 chapters it's a little tough to judge it)
+ Both guys are already part of a club, want the girl they like to join the club (works a lot better in Sundome than in Big Noise)

Differences:
- (MAJOR DIFFERENCE) Sundome is extremely ecchi to the point of almost being a hentai with plenty of different fetishes. Big Noise isn't ecchi, though it has some drug references that keep it from being a shounen series.
- The club in Big Noise is the light music club while the club in Sundome is all about the occult read more 

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Hajirau Kimi ga Mitainda addpermalink

Sadomasochistic male and female leads, with a rather twisted view on romance and life engage in lewd acts of romance, bordering on smut. Both manga focus on the main leads' interpersonal relationships and how they develop as people due to their romantic feelings for each other. 

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Nana to Kaoru: Black Label addpermalink

Sundome is Nana to Kaoru with a little more comedy and a little less tenderness. Both series deal with the mature aspects of an S&M relationship and how people connect with each other. Though Sundome is not for the faint of heart. But if you liked Nana to Kaoru then you should definitely check out Sundome. 

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Oyasumi Punpun addpermalink

As the series goes on you start to not like/understand the main characters actions. But still read it because it's like watching a car crash but there is a glimmering hope that this could get better and the main character could turn into "a normal person" whether they do or don't is debatable.
*Both series are about psychology of relationship and if it's right to throw away your dignity for a girl (that may or not have deserved this much care). Both serieses possesses a main girl that just ruins the mc's life further, but the mc seems to enjoy this. 
*With a story that should be taken seriously draw in such goofy artstyle. Both make you feel like you need to take a shower after every chapter/volume. read more 

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NHK ni Youkoso! addpermalink

The dialogue is very similar but this manga is much more ecchi and definitely not for everyone. 

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Tsumi to Kai addpermalink

Both show the relationship between a low self-esteem maso male protagonist and a dom female main character. 

Content-wise, these are very similar and only have some differences on a thematic level. 
Also, Sundome is comedy-focused whereas Tsumi to Kai doesn't really have any comedy elements.
 

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PanSt. addpermalink

Made by the same author with both having very similar themes. 

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Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san addpermalink

In both, there's a female love interest bully the protagonist, while the MC is awkward and not popular at all. The two female love interests are also two popular girls. 

There's also a good amount of fanservice (more explicite in Sundome) and lots of sexual teasing. 

So; While the atmospheres of the two manga are nothing alike, they still share similar tropes.  

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Cheers! addpermalink

Both work with the sexual fetish things, thought from diferent perspectives.
Cheers takes all the uniform's fetish possible (and has a lot of +18 content) while Sundome takes... well... every other fetish that is (And has less +18 material, but still has) 

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Believers addpermalink

Characters are induced to both give in and hold back from their sexual desires. 

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Manga: Taki Anna no Honshou wa S nano ka M nano ka Ore dake ga Shitteiru.

Taki Anna no Honshou wa S nano ka M nano ka Ore dake ga Shitteiru. addpermalink

These two mature ecchi manga involve the MC, both the male and female lead, where they do many ecchi things that doesn’t involve intercourse. and slowly they started to feel things. Both manga are very mature if by chance you like foreplay then this manga might be for you 

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SS Sisters addpermalink

The primary pairing in these two serialisations share a relationship embedded in BDSM principles. 

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Zettai Kunshu Shoukougun addpermalink

These two serialisations follows a relationship embedded on BDSM and exhibitionism principles. 

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Shounen yo Taishi wo dake! addpermalink

Both of these titles revolve around the sexual interactions of the male protagonist with a dominating female character. 

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Domina no Do! addpermalink

In a rather weird manner, both series explore mature interactions between a male and a female in a relationship that can be best described as "master and servant." 

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MM! addpermalink

Both these serialisations feature male protagonists who are masochists and female protagonists who are sadists. 

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Asatte Dance addpermalink

Asatte Dance and Sundome are racy erotic comedies about a manipulative young woman and the young man captivated by her allure.  But while Asatte Dance's stressed college student Suekichi does his utmost to hold back his lust for the playful Aya, Sundome's social misfit Hideo readily submits to the somewhat sadistic Kurumi.  In the end, though, both are equally powerless to resist their object of desire, and it's fascinating to watch the development of their unconvential relationships. 

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Yuutai Nova addpermalink

Both these ecchi titles feature male protagonists who are oftentimes submissive to the desires of the female protagonists. 

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Real Girl addpermalink

while im only a few chapters in to 3D kanojo, it seems to have very similar character development to sundome. in both series you have a male lead who isnt used to normal social interactions and much less being flirted with. then a strange female lead that begins flirting with him and taking him out of his comfort zone.  

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Self addpermalink

These two series both explore the sexual act of masturbation. 

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Ciguatera addpermalink

Both of these two focus on the relationship of a weak boy and a not-so-weak girl, and both manga also deals with lots of drama and nudity, with occassional humor that mainly comes from the facial reactions. Sundome has more ecchi, while Ciguatera is more realistic. 

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Toshiue no Hito addpermalink

The main girl characters are the same, both aren't well endowed, and the boys are both taller than the girls.  The guys are both at some point in the manga impotent. 

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M addpermalink

A rather odd relationship is developed between the two main characters in both series. It can be best described as one that features S&M (sadism and masochism) - though in the case of M, the two characters can be argued to be masochists even though the female projects a sadist persona. 

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Bitter Virgin addpermalink

Good twists with people who truly love each other. Both female characters have a hidden past that they need help getting through.  

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