Mayo Chiki!

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Both male leads discover the female lead's "secret" Both have an anime adaptation. The male and female leads of both show are perfect for each other. 

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There are secrets being kept from the rest of the characters in both of these manga shares genres - Romance - Comedy 

Cross dressing character, high school environment, somewhat similar comedy. 

- Both male leads are singularly focused on helping out the main girl - Both are surrounded by other girls who like them, none of which can ever break through that focus - Both have slapstick harem elements that surround--but rarely interfere with--that basic story of a boy trying to help a girl with her problems. Dusk Maiden is a much darker story than Mayo Chiki. But the basic relationship at the core of each story is very similar. 

In both stories, the main male protagonists suffer from a rather severe case of gynophobia or "fear of females". The two stories mostly deal with the protagonist trying (or being helped, as it is in Mayo Chiki) to overcome their condition via "shock therapy", i.e. sudden social contact with females. Both stories also have a popular, rich girl who plays a major role in the story, especially in the case of Zettai Joousei. 

A durable older brother takes lots of physical abuse from his cute younger sister. 

Mayo Chiki has the Usami arc, which is built on a fake relationship, while in Shurabara the MC, who wants a real girlfriend, has three girlfriends that are all initially fake. Of course, fake relationships can lead to real feelings eventually. 

There is a profound similarity and difference. Both characters cross-dress as men in order to serve there master. While Hana no kishi focuses more on a goal to be the last knight of the round table. Mayo Chiki is a bit of slap-stick humor and light-heartedness focusing on the main boy character 

In both stories, the main male protagonists suffer from a rather severe case of gynophobia or "fear of females". The two stories mostly deal with the protagonist trying (or being helped, as it is in Mayo Chiki) to overcome their condition via "shock therapy" and are having to get up close and personal to girls 

They both start off with a likeable female lead and then they slowly add more and more likeable girls to the harem. 

Both have a character who is afraid (phobia) of the opposite sex Both have a character who helps the other character over come their fear by crossdressing Crossdressing character and phobia character have romantic interest in each other Friend of characters also get romantically involved