Nisekoi

Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai addpermalink

This recommendation doesn't make sense but this is basically Nisekoi no. 2. 
Same type of cliche, similar style of gag, similar pattern of harem, et cetera. 

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The author for Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai did a spin off series of Nisekoi called Magical Patisisere Kosaki-chan, so he had a good read on the Nisekoi characters and converted a lot of that stuff into his own work. 

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Highschooler is forced to tutor two of his genius classmates, and ensure that they get into their university of choice. The problem is that the science genius wants to join a literary arts university, and the literary arts genius wants to join a science university.

Similar in the way that the main character is forced into the tutoring, and the fact that it is a school life series.

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The author of Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai was a former assitant of the author of Nisekoi. The drawing style and plot construction are so similar that a lot of people thin in Bokutachi as a Nisekoi vol.2 or a new work from Naoshi Komi. 

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Both are romantic comedies. The difference being that Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Denkinai imprves in places were Nisekoi failed. 

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They both are about a boy that have three girls have feelings with a boy.
The personality is similar too: a girl that have a restaurant shop and a rich girl- 

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While the main concept is quite similar to 5-toubun, in terms of comedy this is closer to Nisekoi, lots of wacky characters and slapstick scenes. But this manga feels a lot better in many ways than Nisekoi, mostly because the characters are more likeable. 

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The story itself isn't really similar however how the story is done is.
The fact we get the 2 main girls at the start and others start to join the harem later is similar.
The way some chapters are just for one girls development with the MC is similar.
The art style is similar.
 

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1) MC are liked by any heroines
2) The stories tell about how the heroines make MC fallen for her
3) Its about romcom manga 

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Both contain a rather big harem with a large variety of girls to root for, a lot of Sol elements and many jokes so if you enjoy either one of them the other one is sure to appeal to you to. 

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Similar visual style, setting, characters. Love triangle (or more angles) 

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This manga is extremely similar to Nisekoi in the form of different love interests.  Trust me if you love Nisekoi you'd love We Never Learn. 

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Love Hina addpermalink

The basic premise of both of these romantic comedies involve promises made between childhood friends and the misunderstandings that follow. 

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Making a manga is like making a cake... you just need the recipe. But to make a great one, you need your own secret ingredients! Comparing these two harem manga, you see many similarities: Both start with a promisse... then come the girls, so you can choose your style...
Narusegawa = Chitoge = explosive girl
Shinobu = Onodera = cute girl
Motoko = Tsugumi = fighter girl discovering her feelings
Kitsune = Tachibana = smart girl xD
They have many similar girls, but each of them are unique in their own way! Wich make both great mangas! =)) 

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Both premises are similar, a young boy made a promise to a young girl that they would get together when they grew up, but end up forgetting how she looked like.
But both are made in very different ways. Yet, if you like one, you should definitely check the other, since they are one of the best in their genre. 

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Similar plot with promises in childhood, with lots of misunderstandings 

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Unrequited love and an old promise that a boy want's to keep no matter how diffecult it may seem. Both of these stories center around these themes. Add a lot of funny situations, good humour and scenes that aren't what they seem to ther people. If you like these kind of stories you should try these manga out. 

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Both develops the same feeling when reading, with lots of fun and misunderstandings, both have a childhood promise between the main characters, and have another harem similarities.  

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If you enjoy Love Hina and you want something similar and even better than Nisekoi is the best choice I can recommend. Both mangas are very similar with some small differences. If you enjoyed the idea of Keitaro making a promise with a girl from his past that he and the promised girl will someday be with each other in the future then you'll like Nisekoi even more since it expands on the idea and focuses more on it than Love Hina does.  Whenever the main character or love interest tries to confess or anything related to this story tries to get revealed, it usually ends up getting interrupted by something and postponed to a later event. Nisekoi does do this but not as much as Love Hina. Another thing you will like if you liked Love Hina is the cast of characters but even more. Overall both mangas have enjoyable characters, good art styles, and a similar story structure.  read more 

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Although the setups are different, both explore the same harem premise with a promise of marriage from the past. The use and type of comedy used in both series are very similar. 

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Both romcom/harem where MC made a promise to a girl in the past. In the present, multiple girls appear on their life so they''ll need to figure who is the promised girl. 

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Kakkou no Iinazuke addpermalink

Both are romantic comedies with similar type of the main female characters, similar  feelings when reading. 

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Both are shounen harem rom coms with very awkward MCs who suddenly gets a fiancée due to various circumstances but are in love with another girl.  

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Both Nisekoi and Kakkou no Iinazuke deals with fate. Something just can't be avoided, death, old age and of course, a fiancée. If you think about it, Raku and the promised girl are fiancées. Kakkou no Iinazuke has Nagi and Erika switched place at birth and, are fiancées. Nagi isn't that good as an MC as Raku though, he has personality and is very likeable. The girls are all very simpable. Erika is Influencer Chitoge, and I love her. Hiro is the typical honor student trope, but I still love her. Give this manga a try if you want to have the Nisekoi experience once again. read more 

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We've faked lovers before, might as well fake fiance(e)s  

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They're literally similar to each other. Both about fake love becomes true love, the boy and the girl were engaged by accident from the beginning of the series. 

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Kakkou No Iinazuke and Nisekoi are both harems. With Raku and Chitoge, the two of them are to be married under their family conditions. The same thing happens with Kakkou No Iinazuke, except both Erika and Nagi are switched at birth and later forced into a marriage. The thing is, Nagi and Erika don’t like each other, like, at all. Erika is trying to find someone over the internet and Nagi is trying to win the heart of the number 1 student in their grade, Hiro. Now here’s something good, Nagi is a much more wiser mc and he acknowledges the feelings that all three heroines have. Even though the heroines aren’t as clear with their feelings yet, Nagi has taken into account how they feel and have done things step by step with them, taking progressive growth in their relationships. We have Onodera, except she’s a “win all, lose none” type. We have Chitoge, except she’s not so tsundere and more so understanding of her actions. We have Marika, except she’s the, in such case, “half-step sister” and she doesn’t have an ill condition. In conclusion, READ KAKKOU NO IINAZUKE!! read more 

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Both romcom/harem where MC is forced to date/marry a girl but he already has someone he likes. 

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5-toubun no Hanayome addpermalink

TL;DR basically nisekoi syndrome pick one and hold on to it till the end 
well this reccomendation will as simple as walking in a park ,
common thing u can find in this series : 
LOTS OF GURL , u can name all type of dere they have it 
Harem but not Harem ( perhaps its still not end yet ) 
Real life so no harem (sad tho ) 

thing u will hate : 
nisekoi all over again 
 

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Ichigo 100% addpermalink

Nisekoi takes every single genre troupe, plot point and plot twist from Ichigo 100%, that you'll be able to predict the outcome of one, by reading the other. 

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Koisome Momiji addpermalink

Both series involve characters pretending to be a couple, but for two totally different reasons. In Nisekoi, the couple is formed as an attempt to unite two gang families, whereas in Koisome Momiji it is to practice for an acting role. 

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Kagami no Kuni no Harisugawa addpermalink

Light-hearted romantic comedies that often use misunderstandings between characters to drive narrative and character development. 

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Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet addpermalink

The stting was quite similar, both MC and Heroine were leader of their own faction and their faction hate each other.
The big difference is, while Raku and Chitoge faking relationship so their faction could live peacefully, Inudzuka and Perucia are having real relationship while keeping it secret from their faction. 

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Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman. addpermalink

SOL rom com manga where the main boy and girl are forced to fake romance between each other while the main character has feelings for someone else. 

The relationship between the two leads grows as a result. 

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Seto no Hanayome addpermalink

Romantic school comedies with a gangster theme. 

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Maga-Tsuki addpermalink

Innocent boy, who actually loves someone, but didnt confessed yet. After he didnt confess, more girls are gathering and somehow it ends into a harem. Both mangas have different kind of girls with different characters, tsundere etc. A funny love comedy , where you can feel, that his love is changing towards another girl instead of the "original" love. Both of them are kinda "fake" loves, since the maincharacter is "going out" with several girls ( well in maga tsuki he is kinda forced to stay with the girl with the soul ). 

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To LOVE-Ru addpermalink

Another story where numerous female characters arrive out of the blue and form a relationship with the protagonist who already has a girl in mind. If you like one, you'll like the other.
P.S Nisekoi has a somewhat clearer and more developed plot. 

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Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo addpermalink

- both are harem manga
- in both manga MC's are delinquents but nice guys
- both are highschool mangas 

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Toradora! addpermalink

- Couple that is together for reasons not related to romance
- Gradual blooming of romance in both, there's no 'Dai suki' right off the bat
- Both intersperse a lot of comedy amidst the romance, the bulk of the material is actually comedic with romantic plot advancement sprinkled in between.
- Nisekoi definitely has more harem elements to it than Toradora! does if that floats your boat.
- It is fairly obvious early on in both series who MC is going to end up with, but it is harder to tell in Nisekoi than in Toradora! if you like that sort of thing. 

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Koi to Uso addpermalink

Both are about a guy forced to take on a relationship with a girl he barely knows while having a crush on someone else. Writing style of Koi to Uso also gives me Nisekoi vibes. Basically, I am enjoying Koi to Uso in the same way I enjoyed Nisekoi. Yeah, I know this isn't a long recommendation so I'm going to pad this out so you feel as though you really spent your time well by choosing to read this. Do you like kofun? Because boy do I know someone that does. What is kofun you might ask? I really don't know.  Seriously, what is kofun and why does MC like it so much? And no I don't want to google it. read more 

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Bocchi na Bokura no Renai Jijou addpermalink

The stories are really similar, and even the character's names are even similar. Ichijou Hajime - Ichijou Raku, Ninomiya Chitose - Kirisaki Chitoge. High school setting, tsundere female transfer student, starting off on the wrong foot, etc. If you like one you'll probably like the other. 

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Hatsukoi Zombie addpermalink

 - similar love situation between the MC and the heroines
 - in both series the main heroine knows the MC from childhood and the MC has trouble remembering key events
 - in both you will be able to see how the relationships between the mc and the heroines develop slowly
  

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Manga: Watari-kun no xx ga Houkai Sunzen

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nisekoi have onodera and watari-kun have ishihara... if watari-kun will be adapted to anime... i think CV onodera will be CV ishihara !! maybe.. i hope!! 

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Manga: In Bura!: Bishoujo Kyuuketsuki no Hazukashii Himitsu

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In both series, they both have the master-slave relationship.
Tsugumi and Chitoge = Lia and Itanami
They are also both harems, but InBura tends to be more heavily ecchi. 

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Manga: Sumomomo Momomo: Chijou Saikyou no Yome

Sumomomo Momomo: Chijou Saikyou no Yome addpermalink

The main characters have the same "gang family", which in the case of Sumomomo are families of martials arts. They both force the main male protagonist to  do something for the family. They also have some similarities with characters (Shintarou and Tsugumi facing the same "misunderstanding"), and most of all they are very hilarious mangas. 
If you liked Nisekoi and wanted even more comedy along with some battle, give it a go ! 

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Kanojo, Okarishimasu addpermalink

Kanojo and Nisekoi give off similar vibes.
I initially watched the anime for nisekoi but i really enjoyed it so i finished the manga to see the ending through.
Both main romances are "forced" to be lovers due to circumstances. Nisekoi being family business and Kanojo due to the mistakes of a teen going through a break up.
The main difference between the MC is that while Kazuya ends up faking the relationship due to selfish reasons with his close family and friends, Raku is forced by his father to fake a relationship. 

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Last Game addpermalink

Childhood and the past plays a prominent role as it connects to the overall story for both Last Game and Nisekoi. As a rom-com, both series adapts romance in a more innocent way with doses of comedy. The main male character has a peculiar relationship with the main female character. And although their premises are different, the character interactions are similar. There is also love triangles, background stories, and in general a standard shoujo way of approaching their plot. Recommended for readers of rom-com shoujo. 

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Mayo Chiki! addpermalink

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

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Koishita node Cast shitemita addpermalink

Both manga are about a group of students doing what they do best by being teens.
Both mangas have a motley cast of characters.
Both main character are considered a "really good person
Both may involve a lot of romance  

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Hare-Kon. addpermalink

Known for their rom-com elements, Nisekoi and Hare-Kon are two series that shares some similar themes. Their storytelling also involves the relationship of the two main leads as well as others that enters that story. Nisekoi is more focused with events from the past that connects with the present storyline along with slice of life elements. Hare-kon adapts more of a mature story that strictly focuses on the MC's relationship with others, in particular the main female protagonist. 

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Hayate no Gotoku! addpermalink

Although they have different premises, both series follows a main male character where their complicated circumstances lands them in a relationship with another girl (although of different nature). Both series' main female protagonist possesses a stubborn personality when it comes to love but deep down has has genuine feelings for the MC. Throughout both series, we also find out a bit more about some of the other characters that they come in contact with. There are also secrets that unfolds as both series' stories focuses on relationships to tests the potentials for our main characters. 

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Horimiya addpermalink

Ever imagine what it would be like if Nisekoi wasn't a harem filled with misunderstandings? Do you like romantic progression in a story? Have you wondered what would happen if Raku wasn't so clueless and became a nonchalant male lead? Well if you've thought about any of these while reading Nisekoi, Horimiya is right for you.

Both series are episodic and the comedy is very similar. However, the romance is portrayed very differently.  

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Kimi no Iru Machi addpermalink

Harem romance stories that occur in the school setting. The protagonist face the ever difficult challenge of choosing his favorite girl out of his large cast of harem. In both series, the male lead has interacted with the heroines in his childhood, and forgot about their meetings afterward. 

Feature some ecchi scenes for fan-service and some comedy for laughs. 

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Manga: [Rouhou] Ore no Iinazuke ni Natta Jimiko, Ie dewa Kawaii shika Nai.

[Rouhou] Ore no Iinazuke ni Natta Jimiko, Ie dewa Kawaii shika Nai. addpermalink

The premise of the story is quite similar where at first we are told Both MC is matched with a girl they don't know, the difference lies in main heroine, Chitoge is a flashy type of girl where she doesn't hesitate to show that she is popular while Souda is a girl who hides her true identity and becomes an ordinary girl at school so as not to attract attention to the fact that she is actually a beautiful girl. 

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Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko! addpermalink

Tomo-chan is like Chitoge who is viewed by Kubo Jun and/or Raku as a Gorilla woman. Despite her efforts to show her girly side to the guy, the guy feels it to be casual and then the girl gets angry and goes ape sht 

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Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi addpermalink

Both MC Raku and Uryuu are both matched with girls they don't know. The difference is that Uryuu has to choose his own candidate among the 3 shrine maidens Yae, Yuna, and Asahi to be his wife. At first Uryuu refused and for some reason he accepted and helped the shrine maidens who also had a complicated past like him. 

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Ore Monogatari!! addpermalink

High school, love is in the air,.... If that's what you like than Nisekoi will take you to the fantasy land of romance on a trip you shall never forget;) 

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GE: Good Ending addpermalink

Both manga are on the same harem genre, school life genre. But GE is a more serious harem-romance-drama manga, compared to Nisekoi 

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Real mo Tama ni wa Uso wo Tsuku addpermalink

- Main couples start off from a wrong foot and have to spend a lot of time together, but both gradually fall in love with each other.
- Both series involve pretending: Kaoru pretends to be a girl in "Real mo Tama ni wa Uso wo Tsuku", main leads pretend to be a real couple in "Nisekoi".
- School setting + first love.
- Lots of cute romantic moments. Less so in Nisekoi though, since it's much longer and a bit dragged imo.

There are some differences though, while Real mo Tama ni wa Uso wo Tsuku tells a story of just one couple, Nisekoi goes with a harem approach. If you're not into it just skip all the irrelevant girls and concentrate on the main couple. read more 

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Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku addpermalink

It kinda like Romeo and Juliet life, they living in an environment that hate each other, but they hide their relationship. However, they develop their friendship and got the support from their friends, this manga also similar to Boarding School Juliet. Last but not least, the female lead is so green flag and the story and plot itself is wholesome, so just give it a try already! 

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Witch Craft Works addpermalink

These two both have like that childhood and trippy relationships from when the two MC's were childhood friends and separated in some way. 
So if you liked this aspect of Witchcraft works then check out Nisekoi, although Nisekoi is really annoying to read and super long, but otherwise there isn't anything similar between the two. 
 

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Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso addpermalink

shigatsu wa kimi no uso is similar to nisekoi because of its romantic comedy.except for the fact that shigatsu wa kimi no uso is a bit more serious than nisekoi.Then again nisekoi is a shonen romance manga so you cant expect it to be to serious.  :3 

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Himaten! addpermalink

Nisekoi has a fake relationship which is the opposite of Himaten where they have a secret relationship. The main characters are eerily similar and Kanai is basically Onodera 2.0. They're both classic romcoms where the girls slowly but surely fall in love with the mc as they get into clichéd situations. 

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Hanazono-san Chi no Futago-chan addpermalink

The mc are pretending to be acouple but Hanazono is a little different from nisekoi because there is no such thing as promises but it can guarantee this is a manga worth reading i wont tell any spoils so try it out for yourself 

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Tsurezure Children addpermalink

Both taking school and comedy settings
Both have much main heroine. 

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Masamune-kun no Revenge addpermalink

Nisekoi and Masamune-kun no Revenge are very similar plots. While Nisekoi is much longer and involves a few more rivals to the waifu wars, in principle, they are doing the same thing. Nisekoi popularized this formula for harem manga: introduce a MC who knew the girl during childhood, have them meet again in high school, but add mystery about who the girl is or introduce rival girls to slow down the real relationship. 

In short, if you read one of these manga and are desperate for something similar, read the other one. If you hated the premise of one of these, stay far away from the other, it's not something you'd like.  read more 

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Raise wa Tanin ga Ii addpermalink

Both have arranged marriages between Yakuza gangs, and humor. 

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Yonakano Reiji ni Harem wo!! addpermalink

Harem
MC unconsciously harem master 

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Open Sesame addpermalink

Your standard (supporting) harem shounen romantic comedy... and a lot of dragging... Both involve girl(s) related to MCs' past and forgotten memories. I like the main plot of open sesame better, but its dragging is absolutely terrible, even compared to Nisekoi. 

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Ninkoi: Kakurenbo Hichou addpermalink

Both mangas belong to genres such as, comedy, romance, harem, so it's your classic Ecchi harem, there's also Tsugumi from Nisekoi who adds an action aspect to the series, she's a hitman, and just so happens that in Ninkoi there's ninjas (kinda similar in some aspects), it's the main point actually, besides that the female protagonist reminds me a lot of Tsugumi, if you like harem manga these two are a good option. 

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Manga: Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai

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Both are love story and both are awesome but i personally liked the anime of bunny girl senpai more than the manga and nisekoi is an incomplete anime so u have to read the manga to know the whole story 

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Aizawa-san Zoushoku addpermalink

Both mangas feature a male surrounded by many females that love him (a harem, basically), with one of those girls, going out with him. All girls are popular around guys, and due to them loving him and him only, he is often sought out as a traitor by his friends. A rom-com that features their mundane everyday life in highschool. If you've liked one, you may enjoy the other.  

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Kuzumoto-san Chi no Yonkyoudai addpermalink

Both manga series has a main female protagonist who is tough, independent, and has strange interactions with the main male protagonist.

Both series has a lot of comedy, drama, some action, and a little romance.

Both series main male protagonist also has a fiance and other characters who interacts with him that also creates a sort of rivalry between the main female protagonists.

Both series are lighthearted and has a school life setting as well as a strange home environment.

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Ranma ½ addpermalink

Both are romantic comedies with tons of tomboys and brute girls. Both begin with a pair of characters forced to date but other girls appear in the middle of the relationship. There are a girl who first hate him and later turned into love, a lost fiancee, a shy girl... Ranma have more variety, there are more male characters and not all the girls have a crush with the same boy neither all the boys with the same girl like in Nisekoi. Ranma also adds martial arts. 

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Golden Time addpermalink

Nisekoi and Golden Time are romantic comedy series that focuses a lot on relationships. In particular, the chemistry between the main male and female lead is a prominent aspect of the story. Both series also involves building up the story with events from the past that influences events in the present. There are certain mysteries regarding the main male protagonist's past that they can't entirely recall. Throughout both series, we see that being explored in packages. 

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Zettai Heiwa Daisakusen addpermalink

-2 side are at war with eachother
-on both side there is 1 girl and 1 guy
-Faked loved to stop the wars
-Someone trying to interfere with the plan of peace 

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Seishun Forget! addpermalink

If you like high school comedy these manga are for you! They both are very cute, have very funny scenes, and shows the main male protaganist determination (Raku is determined to find the girl he met when he was a child; Taiyou tries to make Hinata remember him.  

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Manga: Ore no Kanojo to Osananajimi ga Shuraba sugiru

Ore no Kanojo to Osananajimi ga Shuraba sugiru addpermalink

Romantic Comedies with the main lead in a fake 'relationship' with a female lead, and the childhood friend is left behind 

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Hoshino, Me wo Tsubutte. addpermalink

Both manga feel quite similar, with some twists that makes each unique. While both are "harems" Nisekoi focuses more on love than Hoshino.  

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Mx0 addpermalink

Both titles involve characters who have to deceive others primarily in a school setting. Although Nisekoi is a romance series, Mx0 only features it as a subplot. 

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B-Shock addpermalink

The general premise of both these serialisations involve couples who are essentially forced to be with each other; which gives rise to a lot of misunderstandings, but also opportunities for feelings to develop. 

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Ayu Mayu addpermalink

Both feature situations and circumstances that arise due to uncertainty characters have to face regarding the past. In Ayu Mayu, the male protagonist is not sure who his sister is; whereas in Nisekoi, the male protagonist is not sure who he made a promise with when he was still a child. 

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Countrouble addpermalink

Both are light-hearted romantic comedies that oftentimes use misunderstandings to drive not only the narrative, but also character development. 

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Nyan Koi! addpermalink

The protagonists have unfortunate circumstances that get them into awkward situations with girls; in Nisekoi, its his gangster family and in Nyan Koi, its the cat curse. The cast is similar. Both protagonists have a mutual crush with shy girl, a tsundere who is always arguing with the protagonist to the point where he absolutely hates her and a female that gets confused for a male. Both focus more on comedy than the romance. 

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Jitsu wa Watashi wa addpermalink

Both have a lot of good comedy and are harem and romance. 
I highly recommend them both! 

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Ai Kora addpermalink

Main character makes a promise with a girl. Both very funny with the harem elements. I would probably say Ai Kora is less ecchi than Nisekoi though. Both very good reads. 

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Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai addpermalink

Nisekoi and TWGOK are fairly light-hearted harem-style manga, with both stories taking place in contemporary Japanese school settings. 

Both utilise back-story to drive the romance sub-plots, with Nisekoi adopting a fated-love scenario and TWGOK basing it's various character plots on a more supernatural stage.

The humour and slice-of-life elements also make both series easy to consume in either small quantities, or rush through in one long burst.  

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Kitchen no Ohimesama addpermalink

Both stories feature kids who made promises with another kid long ago, and they both struggle to find out who is who. However, in Kitchen Princess, it's from a girl's point of view and Nisekoi is from a guy's point of view. Also, Kitchen Princess is more dramatic and Nisekoi is more comedic and quirky. Overall, both stories have similar stories and charming characters that readers will get attached to. 

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Sakura Discord addpermalink

Both are shounen romantic comedies with lots of slapstick and exaggerated facial expressions.  Both revolve around childhood friends reconnecting after years apart, and then moving from hating each other to becoming friends to.... perhaps something more.  Sakura Discord is much shorter and discards most (but not all) of Nisekoi's harem elements. 

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Toaru Majutsu no Index addpermalink

Well first of all, the main character has lots of misfortune, but these later lead up to a little harem i guess. Nisekoi however has lot more romance while TAMNI has some romance(sub genre)
These manga may be very different but in some aspects they are the same. For example they both have a mc who do stuff for the girls, which makes them like em. 

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Shokugeki no Souma addpermalink

- MC who is good at cooking with spiky hair
- harem 
- talented, attractive, blond tsun character
- cute, easily-flustered sweet character
- very curvy tsundere with short hair character
 

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Manga: Shinigami-sama to 4-nin no Kanojo

Shinigami-sama to 4-nin no Kanojo addpermalink

The protagonist in both stories have some kind of 'childhood' memories with the girls and both of them are trying to maintain their relationship with the girls to prevent something nasty from happening. 

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Shurabara! addpermalink

The concept of a "fake girlfriend" is used, but that's about it. Nisekoi revolves more about the mystery behind a pendant. There's not really any #-timing, just a love rivalry between childhood fiance, childhood friend, and the "fake" girlfriend  

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To LOVE-Ru Darkness addpermalink

this recommendation also concerns To-LOVE-Ru since Darkness is the sequel to it

Both manga have exactly the same atmosphere : a guy in love with a childhood friend who also loves him but neither of the two is aware of the feelings  they have one for the other and a special girl suddenly barges in the life of the guy and due to circumstances, they have to stick together

basically, it is the same manga, every female lead in Nisekoi has her equivalent in To LOVE-Ru, the only exception is that To LOVE-Ru is more focused on the ecchi/comedy part, while Nisekoi emphasizes more on the romance/comedy part. 
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Hentai Ouji to Warawanai Neko. addpermalink

The main character is an average looking person with no particular exceeding talent. 

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ReLIFE addpermalink

Both manga have a very unique romance setting tied in with youth. They also both give a third person point of view that adds to the reader's appreciation for the humorous parts, yet can still keep you guessing and anticipating what will happen next. The art style is also relatively similar, and share a more "cartoonish" character style during certain moments. Altogether I wish that I had found both of these much sooner than I did and strongly recommend them to any adolescent or teen reader. 

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