Fujimura-kun Mates

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both are WAYYYY too similar. -both MC's are delinquent-type characters and are treated as such. their personalities are similar as well. quite likable MC's. -both have to deal with a number of messed in the head type girls -both are the tsukkomi (straight man) while almost literally everyone else is a boke (idiot) -the female MC is probably the most weirdest and dangerous out of all the other girls (in many different ways~) -both have a tsundere that ACTUALLY a tsundere, not a b----, so their actually quite likable, and I think their the fan favourites as well. -you will laugh, a lot actually when you read this. 

A lone male Tsukkomi, who once lived a peaceful life, is dragged into a (mostly female) world of boke. Some of the girls have a crush on the lead male, though he is oblivious. Both have sexual jokes, though varying in "maturity level". 

Guy Tsukkomi filled with Boke girls who are stalkers and/or overly obsessed with him Humour Utter Randomness 

Both manga series have similiar situations ~Leading protagonist into a harem situation. ~The heroine's popular on the school. ~Lot of humor with romance. Both manga's ridiculously crazy and every chapter will make u laugh. 

Both are highschool, harem manga, with similar tropes, and a very similar comedic style. 

Both are harem manga with extremely likable girls and many hillarious situations. 

both mangas have a delinquent and a class rep. The yankee guy was dragged by the class rep to enjoy school more. The class rep are both crazy[well they do unrealistic things that brought a lot of humor].. and when I saw fujimura-kun mates manga, the first thing that comes to my mind is yankee-kun to megane-chan..^^ 

Both of these harem titles feature very similar aesthetics particularly in regard to narrative style and character design. 

Both of these titles revolve around a male protagonist and his many female friends (some of whom are attracted to him). Both are light-hearted in tone with comedy and romance being their main focus. 

socially awkward or ridiculously outrageous, both make great laughs. 

Both of these titles revolve around male protagonists who start off in seemingly bad states (Hayate is poor and Haru is seen as a delinquent), but end up developing relationships (friendships and romantic ones) with a number of female characters. Comedy in both titles often come as a result of parody, but also through the exaggerated use of romantic cliches. 

Romantic comedies revolving around a male protagonist and the many female characters who develop an attraction towards him.