Plastic Neesan
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Silly girls doing silly stuff with silly faces. You’d totally want to read that manga so what are you waiting for? 

The sheer nonsense in Prison School and the whole atmosphere are pretty much the same as in Plastic Nee-san. So if you liked Plastic Nee-san and want something similiar, read Prison School. You won't be disappointed 

With short, episodic skits, these two series showcase an array of bizarre (and arguably relatable) scenarios while high school students weave through their everyday and school lives. 

Both are comedy manga with characters in highschool. Toradora has more of a romance focus while Plastic Neesan is more comedy focused. Also the two protagonists behave like spoiled brats which can be quite funny at times. 

Both are comedy manga with characters in highschool. Toradora has more of a romance focus while Plastic Neesan is more comedy focused. Also the two protagonists behave like spoiled brats which can be quite funny at times. 

Both are Highschool comedy manga, with a similarly over the top, and random sense of humor. 

Both are Highschool comedy manga, with a similarly over the top, and random sense of humor. 

Both feature a group of crazy Highschool girls in a club that do a lot of ridiculous stuff together. 

If you want less twisted romance and more craziness, Plastic Neesan is the manga for you. It takes situations similar to them in Tomo-chan and twists them into madness. 

Comedies about quirky girls with craft hobbies. 

Both are gag comedies with short chapters. Main character has similar personality. Both were adapted into anime. 

These two keep pushing jokes, characters and situations to the extreme. This way it gets extremely funny and extremely stupid.  

Plastic Neesan have some cruel and absurd jokes, which is about 1/10th of the absurdity and cruelty you'll find in Nekojiru Udon. If you find normal school life gag manga too bland you're in for treat with Plastic Neesan, and if it doesn't hit the spot you know where to look next. (First volume of Plastic Neesan is kind of dull so skip that!) 

Both share the kind of nonsensical humor that’s revolves around eccentric people who ignore their surroundings, but where you in the end really take a liking to them. 

Similarities: Same assertive,airheaded female protagonist traits.Even down to the hair length and colour. Both feature school students & a school setting. Differences: A Bias Girl features settings other than school (although it's still a prominent focus). P. Nee-san is much more surreal in nature, while still keeping to the bounds of the Slice of Life theme.