Nijiiro Days

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Synonyms: Aru Toshi to Sorekara no Watashitachi, Shinbun-bu no Yoriko-kun

Japanese: 虹色デイズ

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 16

Chapters: 80

Status: Finished

Published: Dec 1, 2011 to May 11, 2018

Genres: Comedy, Romance

Theme: School

Demographic: Shoujo

Serialization: Bessatsu Margaret

Authors: Mizuno, Minami (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.95¹ (scored by 14,006 users)

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Ranked: #854²

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Popularity: #435

Members: 41,822

Favorites: 958

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A group of friends, living out there youth having fun, and falling in love.
Although Horimiya is noticeably darker then Nijiiro Days. 

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Ninjiro Days and Horimiya are stories with a slow pacing yet presents a good degree of realism. Both series has a colorful cast of characters as we see how they experience youth and spend their daily lives. There is romance that exists in both series that is also slow paced but does become evident as their story progresses. Both series also takes place in a school life style where drama and relationship dynamics are explored. 

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Both stories are about a group of friends and their relationships. The romance comes along with the history development, also there is a love interest for each character in both mangs. 
Take place in a school and their everyday life. 

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Horimiya and Nijiiro Days are similar in how their stories are setup. Rather that one FL and ML both these stories focus on a larger group of friends and how each one of them is experiencing romance. While they both do have a ML and FL, the stories set themselves apart by the group dynamics. Personally, I find the Horimiya's characters have more depth where as Nijiiro Days takes a more comical approach. 

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Horimiya and Nijiro days are both highschool romances with one main couple and various side romances.

Both have light-hearted comedy and are not like your usual shoujo manga. In both some chapters just include pure comedy which is bound to make you laugh.

If you liked one of them you will surely like the other. 

reportRecommended by DownloadMD

Both manga are about a group of friends living together, having fun and falling in love. 

reportRecommended by xShinigami3125

These two has the same sweet vibes and a much healthier story without excess drama compared to other romcom mangas. 

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Both manga have nice story about school, they all has lovde line. I love it 

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Two lighthearted and delightful reads set in high school with the protagonists from their respective series, Chiyo and Natsuki dealing with their one-sided crushes. 
Both series are drawn cleanly and beautifully and contain a loveable bunch of supporting characters, bound to make you smile.  

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Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou addpermalink

Both these mangas are hilarious.
Both are set in a highschool theme but unlike "Nijiro Days", " Danshi kou..." is a plain comedy without romance in it.
So if you don't consider the romance factor both mangas are pretty similar and will surely make u roll on the floor laughing if you read them with a open mind. 

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Harumatsu Bokura addpermalink

Both series explores youth and relationships between the main characters. There is romance that develops with story as each progresses. The main female protagonist from both series also has similar personalities but sometimes has a hard time expressing their thoughts. Their setting takes place at school where every day life events are relatable.  

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Kimi ni Todoke addpermalink

Both  have a similar :
- Romance 
-more than one couple 
-typical Love Problems  

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Both revolve around a group of guys falling in love and their fun lives at high school. Each chapter has an arc for each character falling or developing feelings for a friend/classmate. It shares the same humor and dynamic between friends 

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Koiwazurai no Ellie addpermalink

they are both light hearted shooui-romance manga, both the story share the same atmosphere or more precisely  a love-struck environment 

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Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare addpermalink

If when reading romance, you are often afflicted by the "second male lead syndrome" that results into an inevitable broken heart at the end of the series, maybe you would prefer stories that make it clear from the beginning who the main love interest is. Both [i]Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare[/i] and [i]Nijiiro Days[/i] manage to do this pretty well. So if you liked this aspect of [i]Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare[/i] I really recommend [i]Nijiiro Days[/i] . Plus, it has 4 couples instead of two: double the cuteness, double the feelings. 

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Last Game addpermalink

Both series are written from the perspective of the male lead who wants to win the girl's heart. Both are funny and heartwarming with a similar overall vibe.  

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Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku addpermalink

Both manga are high school stories that deal with romance and interpersonal relationships in a group of friends. They both have moments of comedy and drama, and the interactions that the characters have with each other help make the overall story more enjoyable and relatable. 

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Dasei 67 Percent addpermalink

Both manga depict a silly group of friends that hand out together, fool around, and generally have a lot of fun together. 

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Tanaka-kun wa Itsumo Kedaruge addpermalink

These two are both lighthearted comedy romance series. The characters are all in Highschool and hang out together, have fun and fall in love. 

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Hiyokoi addpermalink

they share the same vibe, so if you like one, then you might as well try the other one 

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Ame Nochi Hare addpermalink

A group of guy friends, the exploration of a new friendship, their experience with love, from multiple perspectives. Some of the characters and their relationships are quite similar, however Ame Nochi Hare involves the supernatural and Nijiro Days does not.  

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Men's Kou addpermalink

Both have the male cast as the main characters instead of the women, showing their perspective in falling in love. Both show strong friendship between the four male characters respectively. 

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Kimi to Boku. addpermalink

Both series adapts a casual way of storytelling that expresses friendship and romance. There is a colorful cast of characters that consists of main and female characters. Taking place in a school life setting, we see their daily life experiences. There is an adequate amount of realism especially with it comes to youth. Both series contains lighthearted comedy that is charming and can make almost anyone laugh. 

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They're both cute, funny and about the everyday lives of high school boys. 

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Both mangas focus on the relationship between four boys in a comedic way. I think the art in both mangas is very beautiful and similar. 
While Nijiro Days isn't a BL manga, both groups of boys help each other with romance as well as other situations 

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Ouran Koukou Host Club addpermalink

these two are extremely similar. the spontaneous characters (that are also guys) and the ridiculous humor, plus the high school setting. If you liked ouran this is a MUST READ.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! 

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Fuudanjuku Monogatari addpermalink

An extremely colourful, which is still perhaps an understatement, cast is what drives the two. Both works revolve around the characters' everyday lives ranging from nonsensical things to even more nonsensical things whilst strengthening their bond! Brimming with humour and a lighthearted atmosphere, these two works are amazing sources of enjoyment. 

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Nacchan and Anna are as adorable as Usa and Ritsu. Fans of the long, comedic, clumsy male pursuit of quiet yet quirky girls should give both series a try. 

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Hatsu*Haru addpermalink

Mat-tsun and Mari-chan's relationship and circumstances  are somewhat similar to Ichinose and Takanashi-san's since Takanashi and Mari both (more or less) have an unrequited love and the two popular boys both fell for those stubborn, (first) guy-hating girls.
But for those who read Hatsu*Haru: Nijiiro Days isn't only about Mat-tsun and Mari-chan. It's abot Mat-tsun, his three best friends and their love interests.
But their love stories are all great! 

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Both manga revolve around a group of four high school boys and their daily school life. They both have great friendship, shenanigans, interesting characters and a bit of romance.  

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Both stories make readers happy, as well as reflective. Besides the characters being in high school (therefore, having events like school trips and school festivals), these stories depict non-generic characters. There is definitely diversity among the characters, and various situations. You see how people who are in love do their best, in their own way and own pace. There are fabulous friends who encourage and help each other. There are close friendships and tight bonds. Both sexes work for their love. There are no stereotypical gender roles pinned to the perspectives that the stories are told from, as the characters learn and grow through their choices and experiences. Both stories have their hilarious moments and are very refreshing to read. read more 

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