Kaichou wa Maid-sama!

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Well, the two main characters of Kaichou wa Maid-sama! are the top two students at school. The same is very much true for Special A (the plot sort of revolves around it). Also like in Special A, Misaki from Maid-sama considers Takumi her enemy while Takumi oh so obviously has an interest in Misaki. The main pairings are similar is my main point.

Bascially, if you like Kei and Hikari's relationship, but want some faster development, Kaichou wa Maid-sama is a good manga to read. 

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The characters if the main characters in these two series are quite similar. The male protagonists, cool, cocky, admired, so perfect they don't seem human, and in love, and the heroines, determined to be the best, quite oblivious, quick-tempered...

The two are just very similar. Maid-sama advances a bit quicker than Special A does, and Special A puts more of a focus on secondary characters, but the two leave you with the same fuzzy feeling after reading them. 

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A boy in love with a girl, who do not know it, and who treats him as rival. similar thread, but in a different manner. 

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Romatic comedies about girls with strong personalities, who "compete" with a bit eccentric, but handsome boys and later fall in love with them 

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The main girl is smart, inhumanly strong, and can't cook, just like Hikari. Also the guy that she falls for is really similar. It's really funny and sweet too.. 

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I strongly recommend those who enjoy Special A to read KWMS and those who read KWMS to read Special A. 
 
Similarities:
-Both follow a similar plot
-Both male leads chases after the female leads
-Both female leads have very strong characters
-Both are very fluffy, a.k.a. cheesy.

And last but not least, both are great mangas. ;) 

reportRecommended by redphyire

Lol...whenever reading Kaichou wa Maid-sama...I practically felt it was sequel to Special A, with the extremely intelligent, talented,rich, and good looking male lead...and strong, determined, poor, loveable female lead. They're really similar. xD 

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Both are school-life, romance, and comedy-oriented. The lead female characters Misaki Ayuzawa (Maid-Sama) and Hikari Hanazono (Special A) as well as the lead male characters Usui Takumi (Maid-Sama) and Kei Takishima (Special A) have similar personalities. Reading either series will remind you of the other though each is still unique in its own way. 

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Overall, KwMs and SA are just the same. There are two main characters: girl and boy, the girl is not feminine, is hardworking, smart, and could be tsuntsun-deredere towards the boy, and the boy is a superhuman that might be considered too perfect as a human being, and the story resolves around those two; the girls might not show any interest in the boy which is obviously liking her since the beginning, but slowly those feelings developed. Typical shoujo stories, but they are all good to read. 

reportRecommended by taigataiga

Rivalry between Hikari and Kei is very similar to rivalry between Usui and Misaki. Also, the main guys are inlove with heroine and both heroines are oblivious about it. 

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They are sooo similar. Both protagonists are extremely strong and good at everything, but they are in second place to an annoyingly amazing guy. Both girls are kind of clueless when it comes to love, but Misaki from KWMS tends to blush more at Usui's flirting, while Hikari doesn't really react at all. Usui and Kei both are only interested and have only ever been interested in the main girls. When I first read KWMS, I thought "Wow, Misaki is like Hikari but without boobs." Also, both guys are rich, while both girls are poor. 

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Both main girls begin only to think as the main boys as a friend and also an enemy sometimes but then begin to gradually fall deeper in love with the boy  

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Both manga's are set in a school, are Shoujo mangas and have strong, independent heroines.
Both heroine are a bit dense when it comes to love while the special A heroine being very dense when it comes to matters of the heart.
The male love interest always scores No.1 in the test ranking while the heroine is always 2nd.
Special A is set in a elite private school while Maid-Sama is set in a poor public school that is about 80% male.

In Maid-Sama the heroine is the student council president trying to improve the school bad reputation while secretly working as a maid. She has a dislike of males and is know as the demon president to the male population of the school.

In Special A the 7 top raking students of the school are in a special class, where their classroom is a greenhouse and Class attendance is optional, they also have a different uniform from the rest of the school. read more 

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Usually, in your typical popular shoujo manga you see the male lead being the perfect guy who is good at everything. While this is the case in both series, the twist is that the heroines are also the perfect, independent girls who are good at studying, being a leader, sports, everything. 

Naturally, our independent heroines think they can outdo the boys in every aspect, and compete with them to see who is the best. 

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Both manga feature a strong, smart, and hard-working female lead with a guy she can't seem to beat, even though he is barely trying. Also, both guys like the girls, but the girls are too oblivious to notice. 

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The stories are very very similar. The artwork has the same feel to it, the main characters in Maid-Sama resemble the main characters in Special A, same type of strong (but thick-headed/clueless) female lead and an even stronger male who is obviously in love with the female lead and seems to be the only one who can surpass the female in any event/competition/etc). These mangas both contain the typical shoujo manga elements: love triangles, poor female lead, rich male lead, and harem atmospheres. Basically if you like one manga you will most certainly like the other. 

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Long story short: Hot, famous, rich guy like "poor" girl that is some how special to his eyes but not to other. And the jokes xD 

reportRecommended by DX5536

Both male protagonists care for and are deeply in love with the female protagonists. Also, they are rich and are more involved with the corporate world.
Both female main characters are air-headed and don't realize that they are loved. They are poor and have financial difficulties. They are both somewhat self-reliant and want to work on their issues themselves.
Both series have plenty of funny scenarios and memorable romantic moments.
Both series are set within high school. 

reportRecommended by Zeal_Seal

- Strong female heroine/character.
- A male character that can do everything well at maximum level.
-Male main character falls in love with heroine.
-The heroine is in a lower social class than the boy main character.
-They face disapproval because of social status. 

reportRecommended by Moogliecute

Both have strong female protagonists. Always working hard, doing their best. They also have the genius-like male protagonists as well 

reportRecommended by anjerika18

The female leads are similar. Strong and are great leaders. the male leads are similar too. They both expressss their love a lot compared to the female lead😂 its funny. What's the most similar is that both the male leads are forced to go to England and are forced to stay there. The female leads go and bring them back. 
So what I am saying is, if you like Maid Sama, I am sure you will like Special A too! 

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~ Similar genre: Shoujo, Comedy, Romance, School . But Namaikizakari have "Sport".
~ A HANDSOME TEASING/ARROGANT Male lead & a COOL, STRONG, MATURE Female lead .

Usui Takumi = Naruse Shou
Ayuzawa Misaki = Machida Yuki

~ Female lead in Kaichou wa maid-sama is a President of the Student Council, while the Female lead in Namaikizakari is a Manager of Basketball Club.
~ Male lead falling in love first with the Female lead.

If you like Usui/Misaki in KWMS, then you might like Namaikizakari! 

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> both romance/shoujo mangas with a lot of good humor in the storyline 
> both have similar feling 
> both of the female leads are intresting, tough and deny that they are in love
> both of the male leads are handsome, flirty, arrogant boys, but at the same time they can be cute and loving. 
 

reportRecommended by Miauu

They give the same kind of feeling. Not so feminine female main character, that falls in love or something with a super handsome guy... I like them both. So, if you're a fan of the gender (shoujo manga) then you'll probably like them too. ^_^ 

reportRecommended by HiridessaCullen

both have the male lead who pursues their love for the tough, independent, tsundere lead female ;) 

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The female main characters have very similar personalities/qualities: Hard working, looked up to, independent, and very much in denial of love feelings towards male main character (tsundere). The humor is great in both mangas and the setting for both is high school. However, Namaikizakari is more sport orientated. 

reportRecommended by HondoGai

Both of these are romance mangas. The female leads are quite similar to each other. They deny that they are in love and will have an cold heart expression on the face all the time. And the male leads are also similar, they confess their love to them and being super straight forward. 
And even if they get shoot down they won't stop. They always have this "cool" face on.
So if you liked one of these your guaranteed to like the other one. 

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Well, we have the same kind of character both in Kaichou wa Maid-Sama! and Namaikizakari. Both Usui Takumi ( Kaichou wa Maid-Sama! ) and Shou Naruse ( Namaikizakari ) is trying so hard to make Misaki Ayuzawa ( Kaichou wa Maid-Sama! ) and Yuki Machida ( Namaikizakari ) saying that they ( Misaki Ayuzawa and Yuki Machida ) are faliing in love with them ( Usui Takumi and Shou Naruse ). Both 2 protagonists also have the same characteristic. 

Kaichou wa Maid-Sama! and Namaikizakari also give you some romance story in a school life. With the difference background, these manga gives us 2 female protagonist who superior in what they do. Misaki Ayuzawa is a school president council and Yuki Manchida is a baskeball club manager. And they have 2 male protagonist who aren't interested at what others do at first, but then become so much helping.

If you like Kaichou wa Maid-Sama!, I'm sure you will like Namaikizakari, and vice versa. Hope you enjoy it. read more 

reportRecommended by Lyrainnee

Both have a strong-willed female lead. Both of the male leads are always teasing the female lead and in the end, the female lead falls in love with him.  

reportRecommended by misahyun

Both have similar male lead who gives the feeling that cold but cute sense. Both teasing the female lead that both female lead don't know if their love is true or a joke. 
They are similar in many ways so if you enjoy when reading either one you will enjoy the other while reading. 

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Namaikizakari and Maid-sama! are very different setting wise. Namaikizakari is about a high school Basketball Club whereas Maid-sama is about the student council president and the schools resident hot boy. Where these manga are similar are the characters and their interactions. The ML in both manga are the schools hot guy, that all the girls wanna get close to but he only wants to be around and tease the FL. The FL's are similar as well both put up this perfect persona, while they actually struggle sometimes. This is when the ML's will stop their teasing and actually help their girl :) The interactions and characters are very similar in the two manga and if you liked one you'll probably enjoy the other. read more 

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Both manga feature a somewhat unlikely romance between hard-working teen girls and hot idol guys who love teasing them. Both girls want to keep the inevitable romances a secret and struggle to deal with how this will affect their social position (as in, getting hated for dating a guy "above" them, etc.). Both are also very funny and have lots of heartwarming moments and cute romance. 

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The ML are pretty similar in how they are both badass but do not entertain any girls other the FL. 
Similar FL who straight up ignores MC's advances and is pretty strong willed.

Similar comedy, similar vibes 

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The tsundere feeling is similar. 

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Both series revolve around a tough female lead and her troubles with a popular, affectionate boy who seems to like her more than she'd prefer. Both love interests are cool and sly, but in Namaikizakari there's a lot more, well, third base. Without being rushed, of course. Both stories have a more natural feel than most shoujos, and the female lead isn't a total ditz, but rather someone you can root for and actually relate to. 

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Dengeki Daisy addpermalink

the similarities are the main heroine is not too feminine, and the guy is protecting her in case of danger. 

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Both Daisy and Usui want to protect the person they "love". Misaki and Teru are both people who doesn't like to freeload. Their personalities seem very alike. Usui and Daisy like to tease them. The relationship of Usui and Misaki / Daisy and Teru seem very alike but there are differences....  

reportRecommended by XxNamakixX

In a lot of ways, Teru is like Misaki - both poor, top grades, personality wise, doesn't like to depend on people (at least in the beginning).
They both provide a good amount of comedy, and it keeps the readers reading. 

reportRecommended by nyctophobic

The main female characters are both not feminine and the main male characters are always saving the main female from danger. The two male characters also look similar. Both mangas have comedy in them and romance.  

reportRecommended by Misa-chanx

Both have rather tsundere girls that are protected by a guy. They each have their nice moments mixes in with a good bit of drama and action. If you like one, you're pretty much guaranteed to like the other. 

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Mysterious heros, someone out to get the heroine. Romance and comedy, with a side of action.  

reportRecommended by BlueEyedWannaBe

The main characters are both girls who are ranked top in their school. The heroines both help anybody in trouble. 

Both male characters are both highly skilled individuals who protect the main character from harm. The male leads also both have mysterious pasts which comes back to haunt them.  

The interactions between the main heroine and the hero are awkward at best.

reportRecommended by Ghoul-Sage

They both have the same genres = romance, etc. It's about overcoming one's problem and how both leading characters will deal on it. 

reportRecommended by dropdeadalleycat

Both manga's follow a girl who is being protected by a guy. The relationships in both manga's are similar since neither the boy nor the girl reveal their hidden love for one another. 

In both manga's the girls are under constant danger, only to be saved by the men that they love and love them back.

Great story line, very cute and romantic. Check out Dengeki Daisy if you loved Kaichou wa Maid-sama! 

reportRecommended by jaypabua

-Main girls both have black hair
-Main boys both are blond
The main girl originally starts off hating the main boy but they end up falling in love. The main boy is also involved in something really important so the main girl also has to help them in that important situation. 

reportRecommended by slytheriness1217

Both manga's have great humor and good romance. Female protagonist's are both hard working students who dont back down from challenge, while both male protagonist's are overly perferct and protective. 

reportRecommended by SirHonas

Both are goofy romcoms with detailed plot lines that effectively balance comedic hijinks with serious moments. They have very similar vibes.
Both feature a book-smart, outspoken, and reckless female leads that learn to depend on others, particularly a protective, handy male lead that is prone to teasing and has a mysterious backstory that plays a large part in the overall plot. There is an age gap between the leads in Dengeki Daisy, but it is handled respectfully. If you like one, I recommend the other. 

reportRecommended by noodlesan

- Great romance
- Slow burn
- Great male protagonists
- Emotional
- Deep plot / secrets
- Full of action
- Must read shoujo 

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Ouran Koukou Host Club addpermalink

Similar sort of humour, and both have strong female leads. Both are very enjoyable too.  

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Poor heroines , strong both in character and will, with some goal. The last thing they're looking for is love, even when they're surrounded by males attracted to them. A lot of supporting characters with their own time in story. 

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They both have strong female leads who are indifferent to the boy's affection and they both involve school clubs.   Both female characters also have a secret / split life which the guy uses in a sort of nice form of ammunition.   Both have animes adaptions as well which are really good.  Usui is the "prince" type character from a family which controls him and the fact that he is very talented also makes him similar to Takumi.   

reportRecommended by inzaratha

Once you read both series it becomes very clear that the author of Kaichou was VERY heavily inspired by Ouran Host Club. In addition to both having strong female leads, both have very similar plot twists. Both use the idea of a host club dynamic- In Kaichou, it's a Maid Cafe, but both groups enjoy having special cosplay events. 

The art and humor in both is similar, although in my opinion Ouran is a far more polished and refined manga than Kaichou.  

reportRecommended by Amberleh

What happens when you put a strong-willed girl with a bunch of guys? If you're curious, then Kaichou wa Maid-sama and Ouran should spark interest when it comes to relationship tropes. Both series adapts a school life setting where the main female character develops various relationships with others. In particular, the main male protagonist is known for their popularity but has a rocky start with the girl. Romance is inevitable as development is focused on their relationship overtime. Both series are also known for its other sub-plots that connects its various characters. Also, expect a decent amount of comedy and gags. 

reportRecommended by Stark700

Dense and poor girl feat hot and rich guy. 

reportRecommended by Tsumiru

Similarities : 
* The comedy
* The romance between the MCs
* The girl's strong personnality
* The guy's background and family problems 

reportRecommended by Lady_Oum

Both of them same the almost similar kind of story. If Kaichou wa Maid-Sama! tells us about maids, Ouran Koukou Host Club tells us about the host.

The female protagonist also shares the same characteristic. Both tells us Mizaki ( Kaichou wa Maid-Sama! ) and Haruhi ( Ouran Koukou Host Club ) work so hard not to depend on someone else. Even they can be so cold to another. 

The male protagonist have the same characteristic too. Both of these mangas describe a perfect prince to our Usui ( Kaichou wa Maid-Sama! ) and Tamaki ( Ouran Koukou Host Club ). But, Ouran Koukou Host Club has slower relationship story between our two protagnist than Kaichou wa Maid-Sama!

They also have the same characteristic of arts.

If you like this kind of manga, I'm pretty sure you will like them both.  read more

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Last Game addpermalink

In both KWMS and Last Game, the guy likes the girl first but the girl doesn't like the guy; The girl is strong, doesn't really have intrest in most things, doesn't pay much attention to the guy, the art is a bit simular, both vary cute! I get a KWMS feel when reading Last Game. :) 

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Kiss yori mo Hayaku addpermalink

Kazuma from Faster than a kiss really reminds me of Usui from KWMS. They are really similar, not only their appearance but also how they like to tease the girl they like =) The dynamics of both couples is really funny because of all the teasing. Also, there are some similarities between Fumino and Misaki: the guys in their school are afraid of getting beaten by them =) 

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Himitsu no Ai-chan addpermalink

There's a love story that begins as a rivalry on the side of the girl. both involve maid :D

both girls fight or deny their sentiments, and are strong willed.

Kaichou wa maid-sama is better imho, because the story of himitsu no ai chan seems to have evolved from a one volume story to a serialization, so the first chapters are too quick and go over a lot of things that could have been better thought out a little slower for a few extra chapters :). 

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Kimi ni Todoke addpermalink

They both involve a high school relationship, and in both, they all have trouble understanding eachother's feelings, even though it's quite obvious that they are in love.  And this leads to a few misunderstandings between the parties because they have problems conveying their feelings properly.

That's all the real similarity between the two.  In terms of plot setting.  Other than that, they are quite different. 

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Mayo Chiki! addpermalink

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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Kyou, Koi wo Hajimemasu addpermalink

In both mangas the girl falls for the guy cause guy teases the girl. Also Takumi( Kaichou wa Maid-sama) and Kyouta ( Kyou Koi wo Hajimemasu) have an unknown past. 

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Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun addpermalink

Same characters  I mean main and supporting ones too ( like three idiots ) Both mangas have very hard studying girl, bishounen guy, elite guys falling in onesided love with 'study bugs' (:D) ,  . . .  

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Otokomae! Beads Club addpermalink

manly? yeah very manly...

both mangas have lead girls having so much strength power and cool & hot guys falling for them 

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Switch Girl!! addpermalink

Both female protagonists have a side, personality and image they don't want people at school to see.  

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Naisho no Jikan addpermalink

Both involve working in a Maid cafe and both are rivals! 

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Rockin'★Heaven addpermalink

Both manga talking about a girl who is going to a school that was once an all boys school but it turned to be a mix school, and there are a few girls in this school that have troubles dealing with the males.  

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Skip Beat! addpermalink

Both are about strong (be it physically or strong-willed) protagonists who hate men (either in general or specific ones), who'd do everything to achieve their goals. Both are shoujo&comedy, both include bishounen. :)  

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Kiss/Hug addpermalink

Both have the whole commoner x rich dude thing down, and they're both pretty cute and funny. Plus, the main character is both all about doing something with their own strength, and not having to rely on other people.
However, Kiss/Hug is a little more revolved around romance then Kaichou wa Maid-sama!. 

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Horimiya addpermalink

Main character are female that are very hard-working. They both have lots of duties after school.  For example Misaki has to do a part-time maid job, while Hori has to take care of her brother.  The females are also popular somewhat.  They aren't masochist at the most. The male characters are just bodacious.  Both male characters find their secret about their duties/jobs after school. "PERRFEECCT COUPLE"  

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L♥DK addpermalink

The plot is not really the same(other than the high-school vibe), but the male and female lead are very similar. You've got a cool/teasing boy and a strong/indipendant girl. If you like one, you will definitelly love the other. 

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ReRe Hello addpermalink

In Kaichou wa Maid-sama we have a strong girl who works for a living.   If you liked that about her being a strong female lead that helps support her family working after school and the other interactions of the story - I think you will like ReRe Hello.   The female lead is also a hard working girl.  In this one she works for a rich boy who lives alone, so some things about that dynamic are also similar.   They are very enjoyable, high quality shoujos for readers that appreciate that.   The male leads in both of them are also great guys.   ReRe Hello is more realistic than Maid Sama and the characters are solid and down to earth. read more 

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AAA addpermalink

It's been a long time since I've read AAA, but from what I can remember, whenever I read Kaichou wa Maid-sama...I though that it was similar to AAA, with the male lead being shrouded in mystery. 

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Manga: Kurosaki-kun no Iinari ni Nante Naranai

Kurosaki-kun no Iinari ni Nante Naranai addpermalink

-Both have a strong female lead who IN SECRET is falling for the male main caracter
-Both have a handsome boy trying to prove that the girl has fallen for him
-Both female deny that they are in love. 

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Manga: Hoshi to Kuzu: Don't Worry, Be Happy!

Hoshi to Kuzu: Don't Worry, Be Happy! addpermalink

Both manga are about a poor girl in the student council who meets a guy who falls for her almost immediately. Both guys are popular and handsome, although the guy from Hoshito To Kuzu is more like the smart type whereas the guy from Kaichou Wa Maid Sama is more like the bad boy type.
If you enjoyed Kaichou Wa Maid Sama, I would strongly recommend Hoshi To Kuzu. Although I have yet to finish it, I do think that they will differ in that Hoshi To Kuzu will have more romance. 

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Five addpermalink

In both, the girls are strong, cool and intelligent, so they get the respect of those who surround the,. both are good, unique stories with romance and humor. 

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Bloody Kiss addpermalink

The two female heroines remind me of each other.  Both are intelligent, have a mean fist, a smart mouth and a guy near them whose attention they may not necessarily desire at first.  It seems that the romantic attention makes them both a little uncomfortable.  Bloody kiss involves vampires and is quite a bit shorter though. 

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Fly-High! addpermalink

The female lead is student council president who can kick butt, is not afraid to speak her own mind, and who will gladly jump in to protect those they care about. They also both have secrets they are trying to conceal...  

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Shitsuji-sama no Okiniiri addpermalink

Both revolve around the relationship between the female and male protagonist. The difference in classes is similar and involves family issues 

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Orange Marmalade addpermalink

Romance where male MC is trying to take heart of female MC. Cook and popular Male character, who don't get intrested with any girl besides main female character. Female MC can be stubborn and is trying to do all by herself. Main male character is really good at sport. Comedy. 

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Citrus addpermalink

I cannot fathom how much Yuzu and Mei look like Misaki and Usui if they were a lesbian couple, and while i mean that in terms of appearance, Mei, who look like Misaki, is too a student council president with a rude and cold personality 

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Kainushi wa Akuma addpermalink

I felt these 2 manga had very similar characters. Misaki and Nora are both sheltered when it comes to guys and are each brought out by their demon and perverted outer-space human. 

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Kimi to Koi no Tochuu addpermalink

Hm, how to say it. It's kinda similar, cause, as in Kaichou - Misaki, who is with Usui and they love each other, someday new person ( it seems like ) appears, and he confes to her ( of course he was in love with her for a long time, but, like in all shoujo manga, she didin't notice that ) and if we will look at it in this way, then that both manga has the same story - maybe a few details are different ;D 

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Danshi-ing Girl! addpermalink

both main girls hate guys but overcome it for love! 

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Watashi ni xx Shinasai! addpermalink

Both a romantic comedies that have a girl who doesn't know what love is..or to be more exact, can't tell when they guy is obviously in love with the girl.They have different plots but when I read them, I found them to be pretty similar. The guy also likes to tease the girl :)  

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High Spec Lovers addpermalink

Both have members of the student council hiding their private lives to preserve their image of being perfect. 

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Hitorijime: Choukyou Ganbou addpermalink

Both of these shoujo manga deals with a dark haired girl protag with a hatred of men ( in Misaki's case, her hatred of men is more extreme than Rin's since Rin is just distant from them ), both manga also has a popular blond male lead who's really popular with girls and doesn't show much emotion  

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Houkago, Koishita. addpermalink

both of the mangas male lead likes to tease the female lead a lot but houkago koishita is more wholesome 

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Gakuen joou addpermalink

In both series the cool guy of the school finds out about an embarrassing secret of the student council president, who is respected throughout the school.  

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Hana yori Dango addpermalink

Although these two mangas don't seem to have anything alike, the typical stereotype of poor girl meets rich boy appears in both stories, and we all know how those stories end.   

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Tenjou Tenge addpermalink

Maya and  Misaki  are both strong, sexy and a leader.  Mitsuomi= Usui Aloof, privileged, rich, abrassive  and apparently great at everything they do.
on One hand The girls  have to face problems  as a leader and as a person,  while they look tough on the exterior, they often have  a break down.  eventhough  they put in their best efforts in what they do, there is always a flaw(mistake) in what they do. The girls both have another guy who love them, but they choose to ignore because the guy  is  neither rich nor handsome.
On the other hand they boys are  always perfect in what they do,they have no problems at all in life and everything always work out for them. They also occasionally help when the girls  are really in big trouble.
 This seems outrageus  because Kaichou wa maid sama is a shoujo manga but it is true. read more 

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Boku kara Kimi ga Kienai addpermalink

Kaichou wa Maid-sama is the story of a girl who is both the president of her highschool as well as an employee at a maid cafe. Misaki finds herself being stalked by Usui Takumi, one of the most attractive and love men in the school whom she has a detestible hate for. It is a story of how a girl must come to terms with her emotions and admit to feeling affection as well as trying to keep her secrets secret for the sake of her reputation.

Though it is different from Boku kara Kimi ga Kienai, it also has some similarities in the feel of the story and the dynamics of some of the characters. read more 

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Momoiro Heaven! addpermalink

Both girls are working to support their families and fall in love with a handsome guy. 

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Sabaku no Harem addpermalink

Both MLs are assertive and the FLs reactions are almost similar. Both the mangas have main characters mostly similar. The plot may be different but it seems like both the series are like brothers. Both are fun to read. 

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Bijin Kakumei addpermalink

(Recommendation for the last side story (First Love) in Bijin Kakumei)

They basically have the same blueprint: strong girl who protects the other girls in her school against the guys. By some coincidence, she gets to know another good looking guy who is different from the rest. Notwithstanding her protests, he comes to save her. This causes her to fall in love with him.

Maid-sama is a lot longer though. 

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Zettai†Joousei addpermalink

Both have a guy/girl attending to a school that was once all guys/girls.
That's pretty much it. The plots are pretty different...there is romance though. 

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Hyakujuu Kingdom addpermalink

the strong tyrant type president and they are quellled by only one other 

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Watashi ga Motete Dousunda addpermalink

Another masterpiece, these are both extremely good and iconic manga series! Maid-Sama isn't as much as a blatant harem like Kiss him, not me is. But it does have some of those characteristics. They both have very good and likeable main characters with their own variety of side characters including love interests and the comedy is top tier. 

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Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji addpermalink

Similar in that one person from both mangas are trying to get the other one to fall for them just as much as them, different in that in kaichou its the guy getting the girl and the girl doesn't lie constantly (if any at all). 

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Manga: Nekota no Koto ga Kininatte Shikatanai.

Nekota no Koto ga Kininatte Shikatanai. addpermalink

Mikki the lead female is not girly and very good at sports similar to Misaki - Nekota the male lead is good at various things and loved by both the girls and boys just like Usui

Mikki-Class Representative
Misaki- Student Council President
* Both are leaders of something school related 

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Kaichou-sama ga Fiancé de♡ addpermalink

both couple are funny and cute , both guys are hot and like to tease the girl they like :$ misaki was the kaichou here but the other manga the kaichou is sakuya .. i like both stories 3> 

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SP x Baby addpermalink

Both the male lead characters are pretty much flirts and always be following their lovers around like hawks 

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Oiran Girl addpermalink

Both mangas feature a strong female lead who is level-headed without being too stubborn. While both girls fight for the weak, they are also both realistic in that they accept help when they need it, however ruefully that may be. Both male leads are also similar in their attraction to the female leads, and have some very enticing romance scenes that surprise you from out of no where and take a while to build up. Oiran Girl took me a few chapter to get into, but once I stuck with it until ch 6 or 7 I was hooked! Highly recommend both mangas. 

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Yuki wa Jigoku ni Ochiru no ka addpermalink

It is done by the same arthur/artist but unlike yuki wa jigoku ni ochiru no ka its setting is school-like while its more about supernatural 

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Manga: Kuro Hakushaku wa Hoshi wo Mederu

Kuro Hakushaku wa Hoshi wo Mederu addpermalink

In both these stories the hero is very prince-like, so much so that he's almost out of this world. At the same time as he seems superior, he's far from perfect. The hero falls in love with the heroine first and it takes the hard-working heroine with a more average air some time to catch up. The main difference between the two manga? Kaichou wa Maid-sama! is far superior to Kuro Hakushaku in every way. 

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Boku no Ie ni Oide addpermalink

Enthusiastic hardworking girls functioning as servants to handsome rich men. Both manga have a very similar goofy atmosphere and strong romantic storylines. 

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Zettai Heiwa Daisakusen addpermalink

Both have main characters that "like" each other. The boys are both pushy at first, and the girls reject them, but then it slowly grows on them. 

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Coda addpermalink

Although both main characters are boys in Coda, the two mangas both involve a male finding out a secret that the other protagonist wanted to keep from the public. The protagonist freaks out while the male uses it to his advantage. In Kaichou wa Maid Sama, the secret was that she worked at a maid's cafe. In Coda, Haru dances ballet but has to cross dress. 

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Binbougami ga! addpermalink

both have a main girl who hides her inner personality  

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Kanojo ga Kawaisugite Ubaenai addpermalink

S-tier pure romance; you want butterflies and middle school awkwardness? You got it. You want delicious artstyles -- these are peak shoujo art styles. Sometimes you just want easy romance where neither the ML or FL stray to other people -- then this is it. The rainy day manga you were saving when you just want wholesomely childish, and vvv cute romance to give you your seratonin for the year. 

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Tsuiraku JK to Haijin Kyoushi addpermalink

"Forbidden" relationship with a quirky, and comedic male lead who's obviously deeply head over heels-- but is willing to keep his genuine puppy love hidden under loud flirting. Or..hmm.. maybe it's not puppy love, and instead is their coping mechanism for being lonely.
It's a dangerous balance of cute and vvv dangerous. 

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Koibana!: Koiseyo Hanabi addpermalink

Shoujo romances about girls who hate men and who then fall for super popular boys. 

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Uruwashi no Yoi no Tsuki addpermalink

Male MC is the biggest conundrum of smart, cool, rich boy with a splash of himbo energy whereas female MC is unapproachable for being too cool. That said even with being on opposite spectrums. Hats off to both best boys because even though their signals aren't received from the girl (a mix of too hardworking, a little naive, and jaded about love), they're genuine and straightforward. 

Honestly, they're both just soo good. 

Anyways, read it. Also hold your heart...you'll need it.

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Koi yori Kiss yori Daikirai!! addpermalink

Poor but hardworking girl(s) determined to beat rich and genius boy(s).
The character's personality and relationship toward each other from Maid-sama! and Koi Yori are also very similar. 

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Trouble G addpermalink

the main guy always bother the main girl and try to tease her but at the end they fall in love  

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Kakumei no Hi addpermalink

Both heroines(?) are strong and can gets super worked up but is actually tsundere. 
Basically, both titles have the same kind of execution of comedy, at least for the early stages where they are not dealing with serious stuff. It could have been a popular style at that time. 

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Manga: Watanuki-san ni wa Boku ga Tarinai

Watanuki-san ni wa Boku ga Tarinai addpermalink

Both shoujo heroines are student council presidents with a secret only to be found out by a popular, "flashy" boy. 

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Shinbun-bu no Komatsu-san addpermalink

The idea of having the main heroine being a part of school's clubs/extra curricular causing her to be busy and experiencing a relationship for the first time,  using this an excuse from getting further in a relationship with that one person. The main male lead is also somewhat persistent as Usui Takumi :) 

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Wait!! Wolf addpermalink

3 guys like one girl. the girl is strong, not the brightest, but a tough character that works hard. 

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Akuma to Love Song addpermalink

Both have girls who can be bitter at times. They also both have girls who are clueless that guys are in love with them. 

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Tsukushite Agemasu addpermalink

both are stories related to maid cafes..
the boy here is like misaki.. he works as a maid. 

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Cutie Boy addpermalink

both heroine/school leader fall for unexpected badboy. 

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Gakuen Ouji addpermalink

I reccommend kaichou wa maid-sama more than Gauken Ouji.  Kaichou wa maid-sama is like Gakuen Ouji because of the setting.  School has girls and boys now.  In Gakuen Ouji girls outpopulate the guys and in Kaichou wa maid-sama guys outpopulate the girls  

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Zero Count addpermalink

kaichou wa maid-sama and zero count have the same setting having a school l mostly of boys 

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Bokura wa Itsumo addpermalink

Though the stories are quite different, they both have a childhood friend that returns that likes the main girl. And plus, the both evolve around romance and comedy, so you might enjoy both. 

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Maniattemasu! addpermalink

Both are about girls who are maids and they go to school full of boys. Comedies. 

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Obaka-chan, Koigatariki addpermalink

they both have really strong girls in them!  

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Kimi wa Boku no Toriko Nare addpermalink

there both maids and really strong for some reason! 

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Asa mo, Hiru mo, Yoru mo. addpermalink

The main characters both have problems with the guy who's in love with them simply cause they're guys. In Morning, Noon, and Night, Shinobu is scared of Yokomizo because he reminds her of a man in her past, and in kaichou wa maid-sama! Ayuzawa doesn't like Usui because he knows her secret. Both very cute, with the girl eventually falling for the guys. 

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Hakushaku to Yousei addpermalink

Very similar type of romance and beautiful drawings. Both female leads are independent and are accustomed to being treated a certain way. Both male leads are persistently pursuing a female who, while being treated extraordinarily, seems to be convinced they do it to all girls.

Hakushaku deals with magic and nobles in England and is a bit more actiony. The female lead lacks confidence because of awkwardness. The female lead in Maid however, has a lot of confidence and is brash. Maid-sama takes place high school Japan.

Both are good romantic shoujo's. Nothing disgusting though I like both like to push boundaries. 

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Hana ni Arashi addpermalink

Well male and female leads both strong minded and male likes female, female thinks she doesn't like male, and lots of other things are the same. to be honest if you like one your definitely going to like the other. 

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Oresama Teacher addpermalink

The main girls for both of these series have such strength in them that you can't help but feel that they are pretty much the same type that will kick butt for what's right.  

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Suki ni Naru made Matte addpermalink

Both have a male character who has taken an interest in the lead female main character, and are somewhat alpha in that respect. Such as they are not like anime guys that are oblivious to obvious romantic and emotional signals. Also both guys are privy to a secret that the lead female character doesn't want shared.

Also, when I recommend "Suki ni Naru Made Matte", I am mainly referring to story "1/3 no Kareshi" that is inside the manga. 

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Harem☆Lodge addpermalink

Similar lead characters. Also has a hint of romance in both.  

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Suki tte Ii na yo. addpermalink

Both heroines are frank, emotionally-strong individuals who really have no interest in finding love at the beginning of the story....but it just sort of happens. 

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Tenjou no Kajitsu addpermalink

Both involve a student council leader who hates guys. Tenjou no Kajitsu is a lot shorter and more like traditional shoujo than Kaichou wa Maid-sama though.   

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Koukou Debut addpermalink

In both mangas, the main female is a tough girl, and
they aren't very good with relationship problems.
Another similarity is that in both mangas, the main male character is one of the best looking guys in school, and they both have girls over all them, though I think I like the male lead in kaichou wa maid-sama a bit more. 

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Himitsu no Shitsuji-kun addpermalink

Both are about popular girls working at a cafe/tea house and being discovered by a boy at school. 

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Chocolate Cosmos addpermalink

They give you the same kind of feeling. The main girl is a tough girl that everyone "fears". The main guy is extremely hot and popular, good at everything he does, so everyone wants him to be part of their clubs etc.  
While Usui (KWMS) only wears his glasses at home, Katsuya (Chocolate Cosmos) only uses them at school.  

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Uwasa no Midori-kun!! addpermalink

Both are about a strong willed tomboy girl that has a goal to fulfill. For that, she secretly has a part time job on a maid café. Many comedy, romance and also both mangas have 3 boys (the three "idiots") who are friends of her. The only difference is that Uwasa Midori kun is more mature and has a love triangle while Kaichou wa maid sama is centered in the main couple and more light hearted scenes.  

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Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne addpermalink

KKJ and Maid-sama main two characters are somewhat similar. The Strong Girl who appears tough, while dealing with some family problems, and does what she can to help others. Then in the first chapter introduces the main guy who, bit by bit, understands what she goes through and does whatever they can to protect her. Sounds like the basic shoujo ideal, right? Ahah... No.

It's called recommendation bc it's worth the read. Both mangas have a great meaning to them around this shoujo cliche, while their tragedy and storyline go far to make it really enjoyable.  

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Joou-sama no Inu addpermalink

A strong-willed heroine with a developing love interest, both of which are not fully aware of the guy's obvious feelings for her. Moreover, the great art of the mangas really plays with the comedy (especially for the main guy's crazy antics, and the girls' dense look). 

Both mangas are really good and hilarious. And if you read Her Majesty's Dog, you can see the character similarities too. Difference between these two is that Maid-sama is more like one big development, while Her Majesty's Dog is more like stories here and there with the development in the background. Either way, they both have a girl that anyone could look up to. read more 

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World Bring It On! addpermalink

"World! Come on" is a manhwa, but i think it's a lot more similar than some of the past recommendations made. They are romantic stories about girls that are determined and strong (either physically or mentally) and they both have guys falling in love with them first. 

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Junai Tokkou Taichou! addpermalink

Both guys are parentless and have little brothers.  Both act tough and cool, Usui being the popular guy whilst Hirata is the delinquent.  The ladies are similarly opposed, Chiemi is the most violent girl in school but wants to stay in school whilst Misaki is the class president who acts tough in front of the guys.

Highly comical and interesting.  I do recommend reading both for the romantic comedy. 

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Mayonaka ni Kiss addpermalink

 Both incredible, strong-willed female leads. both have a cute, simple theme. 

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Sarashi Asobi addpermalink

Both have female presidents whose outer appearance is completely opposite to their inner appearance. Both female main characters from both stories, have their inner appearance discovered by a guy who then takes interest in them. 

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Murasame-kun no Tawagoto addpermalink

They are both rivals and the guy falls for the girl wanting to see their expressions heeehee. Both mega cute. 

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Boku wa Kiss de Uso wo Tsuku addpermalink

The drawings are very similar.
Boku wa and Kaichou are VERY different, While the main girl in Boku wa Kisu is natural shy ad shows it, in Kaichou wa maid the girl is very outgoing and just shows her soft and vulnerable side to the people she trusts the most. The plot is a little different but when they feel embarressed or afraid, they look alike!
And the main boys are both hot and popular...
Both are sweet, good and simple to read :D 

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Arakure addpermalink

well, a boy who will do mostly anything for his love and a little dense, bossy girl.  

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Mishounen Produce addpermalink

Both boys endure for the girl ;)<3 

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Adele to Darius addpermalink

Misaki and Adele's personalities and looks are really alike. I'm sure you'll enjoy both of them. 

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Kimi no Ai de Motenashite addpermalink

In Kaichou wa Maid-sama! is the girl who is the maid and in Kimi no ai de motenashite is the guy being butler. Both of them are hiding the they work in a cofee shop since their personalities are way different outside of the shop, they also have money problem issues. Later they met a guy in kaichou and a girl in kimi no ai de motenashite who will change their life.  

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Caramel Milk Tea addpermalink

Both are about love and working at a cafe. Both are incredibly cute stories and I one hundred percent recommend reading them both. <33 ;D 

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Akagami no Shirayuki-hime addpermalink

Similar in the sense that the girl is always being watched over by the handsome, caring guy. Lots of perilous situations that lead to cute, romantic scenes.  Beautiful artwork and heart-throbbing moments! 

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Shinju no Kusari addpermalink

Both main girls have some sort of part-time job in secret that they don't want anyone to know!? The main guys find out...... 

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Manga: Kaichou, Suki tte Ittemo Ii desu ka?

Kaichou, Suki tte Ittemo Ii desu ka? addpermalink

both of the main girl are a tsundere student council president
and both of the main boy are a perverted yet talented guy,who is after the president
tought kaichou,sukitte itte mo ii desu ka is a shorter story, its sweet,i recommend it 

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Tokyo Crazy Paradise addpermalink

So far the romance in this series reminds me of TCP. THe main lead makes a lot of blunt comments and teases the main female lead like ryuji does to tsukasa. The main female lead also has a secret to keep. 

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Mamotte Agemasu addpermalink

Kaichou wa Maid-sama! and Mamotte Agemasu are a bit similar, because they are both about a girl who get into some untypical surroundings with whom she have to manage /but both girls have a really different characters/. The similarity increase in chapter 5 of Mamotte Agemasu.
I find Kaichou wa Maid-sama! and Mamotte Agemasu's chapter 5 (Side Story: Naishiyono Christmas) similar, because they are both about girl who is president of her class, but has a part-time job in Maid-cafe and was afraid that her secret will be exposed. In both there is a guy from hers school who knows her "dark secret" and threaten the girl with pictures. They are both in shoujo genre, but Mamotte Agemasu is also a smut.
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Manga: Heart no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Wonder World

Heart no Kuni no Alice: Wonderful Wonder World addpermalink

You can say the main female characters are Same . 

The main Male characters have same Attitude as well .

Almost the same Drawings . 

if you like Kaichou wa Maid-sama , then you will love Hearth no Kuni no Alice .

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Do You Remember, Mogwa? addpermalink

Kaichou is onging and it basically is about a girl who doesnt like boys and then a certain one finds out her secret and they start to like each other. In mogwa the guy has to be her friend but may or may not start to like her.But they're also very different. 

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Bitter Virgin addpermalink

Both about a boy finding out a girl's secret.
I guess this one is not as serious. 

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Dice addpermalink

- both protagonists are named Misaki;
- are poor;
- live with their mother and a younger sister;
- her sisters are quiet;
- they work out;
- but nobody knows about your school work;
- fall in love with a classmate. 

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Atsu♡Atsu Trattoria addpermalink

These manga are both similar in the way that the main character seems to act more like a male, and doesn't seem to care about having good manners or being feminine. However, these two stories deviate from there on, although relating on the premise that the characters are both working in restaurants. At one point, the love interests are both chefs and the females are both waitresses, however the circumstances are different. But nevertheless, I think anyone reading the other would still enjoy either. Also, Atsu Atsu Trattoria is far more shorter, therefore it could be more of a quick, enjoyable side-read for any reading KWMS. read more 

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Koi dano Ai dano addpermalink

Strong female leads who are smart, they both have a cold sort of megane outlook on things which is a lot of fun as you see them analyze situations.    They both have prince like guys who like them but they are indifferent or clueless about it.   They both involve school clubs, in Koi Dano ai Dano they are in the newspaper club, while in Kaichou wa Maid-Sama they are in student council.  

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