Horimiya

Nijiiro Days addpermalink

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. 

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

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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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Switch Girl!! addpermalink

In these  shoujos,  the girl and the guy both have very different appearances and personalities in school or public places than they do at home or in private and they get to know each other in both settings by accident.   So they share a secret side of themselves with each other that others don't know about. 

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Hibi Chouchou addpermalink

They remind me of the other mostly because the characters are slow to realize their feelings for the other. It's somewhat slow-paced, but not in a bad way. The girls are both quite desirable among the boys in their high schools, while the men of both manga are socially awkward.  

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Manga: Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen

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Both Horimiya and Kaguya-sama are rom-com that touch topics very mature for a shonen-like manga. In both mangas are a really good cast of characters that are very differents but get along well. Also there are several chapters dedicated just to deepen in the characters' past and how they become the person they are.  

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Bonnouji addpermalink

Fate connects two main characters unexpectedly in both series. Bonnouji and Horimiya may seem like your average slice of life series but has some creative ways around it when it comes to storytelling. The main male protagonist has similar personalities as well as being the typical Average Joe. His encounter with the main female protagonist highlights many experiences in both series. And as given comedy goes, both series retains a lighthearted tone with clever timing with its humorous moments. Recommended for fans of slice of life with realism. 

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14-sai no Koi addpermalink

Both are about a boy and a girl who have a fake personality in front of others/school. 
Both are really sweet. 

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Hirunaka no Ryuusei addpermalink

Both series are known for their slice of life elements and slow pace in storytelling. Despite this, they also have a colorful cast of characters and romance that develops subtly over the course of the story. Both series also adapts relationships of different nature that are explored. And with these relationships, we can see a good amount of characterization focused on the main protagonists. Recommended for fans of lighthearted drama. 

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Real Girl addpermalink

3D Kanojo  and Hormiya are like your everyday drama stories with realism, humor, and even bits of romance. They explore youth in a school life setting as well as situations that many people may experience in real life. Until of course, the main female protagonist meet a guy that really brings out the best from them. The relationship connections of both series are developed well and in general, we see their progress each chapter. Both series also deals with certain social affairs with a clever way of storytelling.  

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Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii addpermalink

They both give you a warm, fuzzy feeling. The characters are so lovable. The couples are so cute. 

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Manga: Kininatteru Hito ga Otoko ja Nakatta

Kininatteru Hito ga Otoko ja Nakatta addpermalink

They both have characters that hide their identiy in one way, like in this manga is the guy who has an alternative side 
They both have as a protagonists an unlikely pair
They both are really funny manga to read 
One famliy member of one of the protagonists in both mangas shipps the paring 
And in both mangas one is a popular kid and the other one is the quite kid  

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Sasaki to Miyano addpermalink

Both center on the relationship between two high schoolers who share a connection they hide from those around them. Both have very realistic, relatable characters/plots, and very like-able protagonists. 

While Sasaki is in many ways polar opposites with Miyamura, both have similar journeys when it comes to realizing their feelings. Both stories have colorful supporting cast, although Horimiya expands on side characters much more than Sasaki to Miyano. 

They're sweet, they're funny, they're stunning. If you like one, give the other a look. 

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Komi-san wa, Comyushou desu. addpermalink

Both show the daily life of highschool students and the connection with friends and lovers! :) 

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Taiyou no Ie addpermalink

Taking on a ordinary story with a slice of lie tone, Horimiya and Taiyou no Ie displays a sense of innocence with its story and characters. Relationship dynamics became a key focus although the pacing remains slow. The main male protagonists from both series also have similar personalities. And on top of that, expect some romance that blooms as their story progresses with a charming elegance. 

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Akagami no Shirayuki-hime addpermalink

Sweet and heartwarming romance/comedy 

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Namaikizakari. addpermalink

looking from the outside they aren't simmilar at all, but when you actually read them you start to notice that they have a lot in common. First of all both have that exciting and sweet atmosphere and it's really addicting so you just can't stop reading them. Secondly they have interesting, outstanding and sometimes even crazy in their own way characters and I think that it's because of them that the storyline doesn't seems so cliche. Besides, their art is beautiful, especially Horimiya which has my 2nd favourite art. 
PS: another good thing is that their storylines is more about their lives and not that much about the "youth". I mean it doesn't revolve only around school events and things like that....  read more 

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Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou addpermalink

The setup of both Kare Kano and Horimiya are similar: a boy and a girl who act one way at school, and lead very different (and far richer) lives outside of it. There are personality similarities between the mains as well: a somewhat high-strung female and a calmer, more emotionally collected male. Both series are humorous but display a level of emotional sensitivity when dealing with relationships.  

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Yandere Kanojo addpermalink

Both series are romantic comedies with rough, "violent" girls and a quieter, "gentler" guy. The main couples in both series each have secrets they do not want revealed to others and they will sometimes go to ridiculous (hilarious) lengths to keep them. In both of these series, the main couples get together fairly quickly and the series revolves around the development of their relationships (and those of their friends) afterwards. 

If you want a nice romance with a slice-of-life feel and comedy all around, then I would recommend both of them.  

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Kimi ni Todoke addpermalink

Despite Horimiya being categorised as a shounen title, it is strongly typified by shoujo elements such as those in Kimi ni Todoke. 

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Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun addpermalink

Both series combines elements of slice of life and romance to fuse together a story of youth. The main male character from both series can easily be misunderstood. However through the relationship with the main female character, we see who they are really like. There is romance development in both series that is charming and elegant. Comedy remains genuinely charming that also contains realism. The supporting characters in both series also play a variety of roles to craft something to remember by. 

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ReLIFE addpermalink

Both series revolve around the main character and their friends' daily lives. With comedy and the youth of teenagers.
Bother series are also web series (RELIFE is a web series and Horimiya was based off one)

If you liked the art style for RELIFE, Horimiya definitely won't disappoint. 

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Kawaii dake ja Nai Shikimori-san addpermalink

Both series are about High School Romance,
then develop into being about High School friendships and growth with Colourful side characters.
becoming its charm.  

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Hoshino, Me wo Tsubutte. addpermalink

The main premise of both mangas lies in the focus of high school students trying to keep up appearances. Upholding a secret among each other that enables the characters to grow closer together. Both contain lighthearted story with the occasional heart tugging moments.  

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Last Game addpermalink

These manga tackle love in a very unique way. With simple art you will make sure you will it get distracted by it beautiful plot. These manga don't just make it simple for you to figure what the hell is happening but the way they make it very progressive on how every character feelings and emotion develops. Everything change progressively which I love so much. Every page connects with intricate backstory that tackle how the character interact. With friends that tackle the main character love interest to the fullest. With characters that is so shy on how they will reach to the person, and characters that is confuse what is this love. The plot is so great you will be left with a nice heartwarming heart. So now I want you to enjoy these manga to the fullest. Trust me they are great.  read more 

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Manga: Ponkotsu Fuuki Iin to Skirt-take ga Futekisetsu na JK no Hanashi

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*Both are a great romance comedy manga.
*Both female MCs act strong and have high leads throughout the story.
*Both male MCs have their flaws, they aren't really similar, they're unique in their own ways.
*despite Dump Perfect(names too long) still ongoing, both series have some part which properly executes the 2MCs relationship more deeply but not in a somewhat forced or rushed way. 

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Houkago wa Kissaten de addpermalink

Houkago- A romance consisting of two characters, each with sides that contradicts outer appearances, with the boy enjoying a job at an antique, older-styled cafe while being unapproachable and often cold during school and a girl who seems to be a normal girl at first, but is actually a passionate fan of older-styled retro cafe.

Horimiya- Also a romance consisting of two characters with sides that contradict outer appearances. The boy is often a dull and unapproachable person during school but has more of a 'wild' appearance outside of school, with piercings and tattoos. The girl is a popular, pretty girl during school but outside of school, she often goes out with more normal and relaxed look. read more

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Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun addpermalink

The comedy of both is very good! And both the characters and the same sleeve combined Gekkan Shoujou Nozaki-kun be a goner .... Horimiya gives you hope it will have a romantic scene much like both think the two are very funny is like Gintama only with romance 

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Yasashii Sekai no Tsukurikata addpermalink

Following the story with a lighthearted tone, Horimiya and Yasashii Sekai no Tsukurikata are realistic series about relationships. The main male protagonist has similar personalities and builds meaningful relationships with other characters. Along the way, they also find a bit of romance. There is considerable amount of realism with character interactions and realism. Relationships are also slow paced with purpose. 

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Manga: Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru

Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru addpermalink

The romance feels similiar. Horimiya is all highschool based while Yamada-kun to Lv999 isn't. 

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Boku no Kanojo wa Saikou desu! addpermalink

Both are stories about an adorable couple whose interactions make you feel warm and fuzzy inside, and also provides you with occasional laughs. 

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Nisekoi 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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Honey addpermalink

If you've read any bit of honey at all, Onise is kinda like miyamura. onise is suppose to be a bad guy by turns out he's not. Well in a kinda similar way miyamura kun is known as the good guy but has like a bad guy look under the disguise. I think it's similar! I definitely think so I love them both. 

 

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Ao no Hako addpermalink

The story is set in high school, and also a romance slice of life manga with humour, drama and funny moments. Both manga have multiple characters with depth and attention without distracting reader on the main couple. The art style in Blue Box is much more distinctively expressive drawn style to shoujo genre, while Horimiya art style tried to resemble more to the original web comic strip without being too all familiar to other generic manga art style.  

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Takane to Hana addpermalink

If you enjoy Horimiya(i know you do) then you will also enjoy Takane to Hana, because they both are hilarious and has romance. The characters are not very similar but nevertheless they are very interesting and unique. 

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Kaichou wa Maid-sama! 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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Iris Zero addpermalink

In both the main male character is ostracized by his classmates, but his friendship with the main female character helps him to make friends and be accepted by others. 

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Tsurezurebiyori addpermalink

Two character driven slice-of-life stories with hilarious expressions. The "chibi" artstyle that appears in some panels are really similar. Tsurezurebiyori focusses less on romance and more on the daily life of the characters, but there is romance nonetheless  

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Mizutama Honey Boy addpermalink

These don't exactly have the most similar stories, but I feel like the characters are kinda similar. They are both adorable and funny!

Miyamura and Fuji both have long hair. (Even though Miyamura cuts his)
Hori and Sengoku both are strong women.

The art in these mangas are very alike, and I know if you enjoy this anime, you will enjoy Mizutama Honey Boy! 

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Kirai addpermalink

In horimiya th mc also does not believe in love but later on the series he fell in love 

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Tanaka-kun wa Itsumo Kedaruge addpermalink

Both are cute and relaxing slice-of-life series, while Horimiya plays more strongly on romance Tanaka-kun is relaxing and cute with a slow-building romance but equally as heartwarming plot development.  

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Kuzumi-kun, Kuuki Yometemasu ka? addpermalink

Love-comedy in a school, pretty funny and lighthearted. 

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Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san addpermalink

These have in common the school part. At least I like their relationship, this is a good series and I recommend it for you. 

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Again!! addpermalink

Both of these series have a male lead who also happens to have a delinquent esque persona, these are both coming of age romance stories about said delinquent trying to find his place in a friend group while also navigating young love in a melodramatic fashion 

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Soushi Souai addpermalink

Just like how in "Horimiya", Hori and Miyamura are complete opposite of each other but still date same is the case in "Soushi Souai" 
 
In"Horimiya", Hori and Miyamura's friend circle played a huge role, in "Soushi Souai" Megumi and Wakamatsu has a similar friend circle. 

I think while reading "Soushi Souai" y'all will remember "Horimya". 

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Tonari no Kashiwagi-san addpermalink

The opening is very much like Horimiya yes, with the perfect girl (Hori/Kashiwagi) and the not-so-popular guy (Miyamura/Yuuto). Tonari no Kashiwagi-san features the 2 officially becoming a couple at a much later time than say Horimiya, but both do involve the 2 growing to become more familiar with one another. 

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Kono Oto Tomare! addpermalink

These both have a warm and fuzzy chemistry between the characters. 

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Kubo-san wa Mob wo Yurusanai addpermalink

Both Shirashi and Miyamura undergo personality changes, Kubo being more on the teasing manga side compared to Horimiya 

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Futari Ashita mo Sorenari ni addpermalink

It has no dramatic moments
It is like Horimiya, relaxing just funny moments
 

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Ao Haru Ride addpermalink

Both center around high school and finally coming out of your shell to make friends. dealing with past trauma. impact of friendships and romance in highschool. Both male lead have issues with making friends due to past events and their respective female lead gives them the support they needed. Do read them both <3 (pro: supporting characters are also well written) 

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Kekkon suru tte, Hontou desu ka addpermalink

Similarities
- Romcom
- Likable Characters
- Pretty Interesting
 

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Bacouple addpermalink

The similarity between Bacouple and Horimiya is not awkward and complicated romance between the protagonists and in their "different" reactions. As it has few chapters (only 12) it's a quick and fun read about an idiot couple. 

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Yagate Kimi ni Naru addpermalink

Good romance 

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Tonikaku Kawaii addpermalink

While the two are inherently different (Horimiya is a school romance, while Tonikawa is a marriage romance), they are similar in the fact that there is no huge drama (both are lighthearted), and the romance is very wholesome and heartwarming. 

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Dungeon no Osananajimi addpermalink

Not similar regarding dungeons/fantasy, but if you want a good laugh and some wholesome content then Horimiya is for you. Both share the same kind of humour and will leave you with a smile on your face. 

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Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai addpermalink

Very similar male MCs alongside both relationships feeling slightly unorthodox. Hananoi-kun has a lot less humor but explores each character's weaknesses and strengths in relationships way better than Horimiya. Its as if the story put more points into introspectiveness instead of aggressive/forwardness. While Horimiya has characters that are generally only positively aligned aside from Miyamura, Hananoi-kun does a good job at having characters that have done bad/regrettable things and try to move past them.

Another way to see it is Horimiya does extremely well with its side character dynamics, while Hananoi-kun does extremely well with its main character dynamic. 

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Furare Girl addpermalink

There's a great chemistry between the two main couples. The comedic undertone in each is great and both mangas don't have any triangles or rivals trying to butt in. Their friends are supportive and develop at least a semblance of romance as well. Furare Girl does have ecchi in a couple chapters, but it doesn't hinder the story. 

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Cinderella wa Sagasanai. addpermalink

- Both are Romance that mostly focuses on one couple.
- Both MCs meet after school at one MC's house
- Both have a unique dynamic between one MC's sibling and another MC 

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Raise wa Tanin ga Ii addpermalink

The dynamics between the characters are similar. They're both humorous, while Raise does become a bit darker as it focuses on gangs. They both are school stories, although Horimiya definitely focuses on school aspects more. Horimiya and Raise wa Tanin ga Ii have masochistic characters; Kirishima in Raise and Hori in Horimiya. The female leads in both manga aren't bland characters, and tend to have atypical characteristics; Yoshino from Raise isn't ridiculously strong, but can defend herself, and Hori from Horimiya becomes a different person when she's at home. The male leads also aren't typical, and become polar opposites of how they seem at first. 

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Fruits Basket addpermalink

Horimiya, focusing more on its romance and comedy, all the while developing its characters, is very similar to my favorite manga of all time, Fruits Basket. Now I'm sure there are much better manga than this one, but it was a series that came to me during hard times. In fact, I had never felt lonelier in my life, but Fruits Basket cured me of depression with its relatable characters and fantastic development. It felt good being able to see myself in them, and Horimiya, though in a more light-hearted way, does the same thing. Both are really great stories, that you should definitely give a shot read more 

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Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko! addpermalink

Both are light hearted school comedies.
Both have a strong fm characters (Hori & Tomo).
Both have cute side characters & they tell their stories too.
Both have a cute, slowly developing romance ^^ 

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Manga: Hige wo Soru. Soshite Joshikousei wo Hirou.

Hige wo Soru. Soshite Joshikousei wo Hirou. addpermalink

The characters have a warm fuzzy dynamic and the chatter between the main characters never seems to get old.  

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Beast Master addpermalink

The plots are different, but to me they seem very similar.  For one, the guy is judged by how he looks (Leo looks scary in Beast Master, Miyamura looks like... a.... shady otaku with glasses?) but turn out to be completely different then expected (Leo turns out to be an animal-loving cutie and Miyamura turns out to be an awesome little spaz with earrings and tattoos... I love these characters~) And the girl quickly befriends the boy and the romance commences!!! If you like one, you'll like the other. 

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Mairimashita, Senpai addpermalink

Both are refreshing modern romance stories that touch on realistic expectations about first loves and high school relationships. Both subvert shoujo stereotypes and clichés that make for very funny and heart-warming stories.

Character design is similar as well (quieter dark-haired boy and upbeat light-haired girl). Character development is stronger in Horimiya, even with its supporting characters. Mairimashita, Senpai has a more sensual tone. 

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Usotsuki Lily addpermalink

They both give off the same feeling, like, the two main characters don't have too much conflict and are honest with each other (sometimes).
-the guys are hiding their true self, but are actually popular if they show themselves, and it happens to be the girl that accepts them for it. In Usolily, En is a  cross dresser at school, and hinata accepts him for being a cross dresser. In Horimiya, miyamura is seen as gloomy and depressing at school, but hori accepts his gloomy self and they form a connection. 
-art is similar 

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Pastel addpermalink

Pastel is Horimiya with more ecchi and a little bit of harem.

Mugi, the mc of Pastel, has lots of other girls liking him but he stays with the Yuu (female mc) throughout the story, just like Miyamura did with Hori.

The first half of pastel is more romance-heavy, specifically until the male and female MC got together. But after that, it becomes more comedic/slice of life, just like Horimiya. Pastel tells lots of story and character building of Mugi and Yuu's friends, just like Miyamura and Hori's gangs.

I think that Horimiya has better comedy contents but Pastel has better slice-of-lifey contents. Pastel creates this warm-nostalgic feeling, probably also because its beautiful potrayal of the city of Onomichi as its settings. read more

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Hitoribocchi wa Samishikute addpermalink

I just finished Hitoribocchi wa Samishikute and really enjoyed it. in Hitoribocchi wa Samishikute and Horimiya there is a girl/guy with glasses that people ignore. In both these characters change. both were sagoi <3  

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Ojojojo addpermalink

Not a 4-koma, and the art style is very different, but it is similar in its story. 

Both are a cute romance story about main characters and friends experiencing the developpement of relationships, from the first few steps to meeting the parents, etc. The main couple is also kind of a weird pairing at the start. 

Horimiya's main female lead is more bossy than ojojojo's, and is not a tsundere.
the main male lead is a bit mysterious at first, but opens up pretty quickly compared to ojojojo's. Aside from that, the kind of humour is also pretty different.

I mainly find them similar because the kind of cute vibes they both emit. Both gives you that warm, fuzzy fealing when reading them and makes you want for the characters to be with each other. read more 

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Futari no Renai Shoka addpermalink

They both tell the story of mature, realistic romances. The female leads in each are upbeat, mischievous in a cute way and assertive, while the male ones are rather quiet. The overall atmosphere of the series is also very similar. 

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Manga: Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi

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Horimiya and Namida Usagi both start out with a girl and her classmates judging a boy because of his appearance and social awkwardness. As the female protagonist gets to know the male protagonist her opinion of him begins to change and they become close friends. Then there are hints of romance...
The art and the story in Namida Usagi are not as polished as that of Hormiya, but the characters are interesting, and there is enough to make you want to read the next chapter. The drawings and character development in Hormiya is very attractive, though the story is shorter (so far). 
Still, the ideas behind the stories are very similar, so if you found one interesting, you might like to check out the other. read more 

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Ouchi e Kaerou addpermalink

They both have a girl and a guy meet each other outside of school and develope a relationship when they would not have only in the school setting 

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Sugar☆Family addpermalink

Both mangas have role-reversal elements, where the female protagonist is more capable, courageous and dominant than the male protagonist.  Out of the two, I prefer Horimiya because the male protagonist is less of a dunce (and more like a real person) than the one in Sugar Family. 

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Kanojo ni Naru Hi addpermalink

Very similar vibe to it although Horimiya has nothing to do with gender benders.
Similar art syles.
 Main girl character in both series remind me of each other (smart & capable).  
Both male leads are supportive.
Horimiya definitely has better story structure and development. 

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Hiyokoi addpermalink

Both have 2 characters very opposite from each other but they have a romantic relationship with some complications but they make it work. 

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Himouto! Umaru-chan addpermalink

Horimiya and Himouto! Umaru-chan reveals a lot about our characters when the setting changes. Both series adapts a story with a main character who behaves differently after school/at home. There's a dynamic focus on the relationships between the main girl with their friends and family. Horimiya is more well known for containing romance and realism while Himouto Umaru-chan pokes fun at its premise. 

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TiG-HuG Planet addpermalink

Horimiya is my favorite manga. THP gives off the same feeling as Horimiya, both couples are sorta awkward and both mangas are really sweet. :3 

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Momochi-san Chi no Ayakashi Ouji addpermalink

Both series feature relationships with intrinsically intriguing/mysterious male characters who are outside the social norm.  I would say the tone and relationship tension are very similar, despite one being slice of life and one being supernatural.  If you enjoy one, odds are you'll enjoy the other. 

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Pinocchio addpermalink

Though, the genres may be somewhat different, as one is supernatural in one way or another and the other not so, both mangas present a refreshingly adorable relationship between the two main characters. Both have a rather simple storyline and are slow-paced, so for those that look for action ... not so recommended. But those that look for a simple slice-of-life with a bit of supernatural, may come to like this. 

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Momoiro Heaven! addpermalink

Completely different atmosphere but in both stories, the main girl has a secret she doesn't want anyone to find out but the main guy discovers it and they become friends and lovers after a while. Furthermore, the girls in both have a little brother that becomes fond of the guy. 
Furthermore, the comedy has an important role in both stories, mainly in Horimiya, but still :) 

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Orange addpermalink

Although Horimiya be more focused on comedy, the plot looks much as it's a daily life has nothing about time travel, so the Kakeru it is similar to Miyamura, both never had friends, and had a past traumatic, since attempted suicide after friends began to have the same story that Kakeru, although his mother did not die, he fell in love, he had fun, had a girlfriend, both have a "secret" (though Kakeru be the mother and the Miyamura be Tattoos), have a friend who is in love with the protagonist (Tooru and Suwa) and did not work in the "final", the secondary casai are similar and both have an incredible plot and story, despite being different has a lot of thing in common.
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I Don't Want This Kind of Hero addpermalink

Both of them have the same kind of comedic tone. Since they both have comedy etched in almost every page I feel they are very similar. I don't want this kind of hero is an action webtoon, but horimiya is not, fret not, the comedy applies even for the villains, so I believe if you like one of them  you will like the other. The way naga and miyamura behave is also very similar and they both show a good amount of character development. 

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Saotome Senshu, Hitakakusu addpermalink

Well, as far as it is released, its romance is pretty simillar to Horimiya, a slow paced gradual relationship with one character that is quite different than she looks 

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Ouran Koukou Host Club addpermalink

First of all, I definitely suggest you watch the Ouran anime, but read the Horimiya manga for the best experience 
Two lovebirds meet in a strange way. Behind closed doors, they become like entirely different images of themselves. But in public, they put on a social front. Is this considered a bad thing in Ouran Koukou Host Club, or Horimiya? No, the titles both center on embracing two sides of oneself when growing up.
- They both take place in late years of high school, with a bright future ahead for the main characters. 
- The main character in each title is a strong, masculine woman
- Tidbits of helping family are included
- The writing style in both titles is very romantic and beautiful while being funny at times read more 

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Senpai ga Uzai Kouhai no Hanashi addpermalink

Very similar manga!!! Both follow the daily lives of a guy and girl who have feelings for each other, and their relationship as it unfolds. The structure of each are very similar and have a neatly wrapped up mini story in each chapter. It also follows their friends relationships as love is in the air and everyone falls in it. 

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Ani Tomo addpermalink

Most of what reminds me of the other is how the main character's love interest gets along with the family. ...Or maybe the main character's family in general. Both families have their own way of doing things which freaks out the love interest. 

Within the romantic plot, both are slow, sweet, and not only circled around the main couple but also pulls in elements of other love stories, school life, and relationships with friends. 

Ani Tomo is more on the 'innocent high school first love' side of things whereas Horimiya focuses on the more realistic(I think) 'friends before lovers' side/type of a relationship. In that way, Ani Tomo is more 'moe' and 'young hs romance'. But Horimiya's comedy and character building are just as, if not more, interesting.

I don't say this often but; If you like one it'll be worthwhile to check out the other.

...wa watashi no suzume desu! <3 read more

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Shishunki Bitter Change addpermalink

Because of their alternating POV, both series appeal to both a shounen and shoujo audience. The story also involves two parties getting closer to each other because of a secret that they have to keep. Although Shishunki Bitter Change involves the male and female lead switching bodies, the supernatural element is almost negligible and is centered on school life and family like Horimiya. The main characters get along with each other but tend to argue from time to time.  

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Hana to Rakurai addpermalink

The male protagonists in particular are similar in the sense that they're both shy and overly concerned with their "dark" image but slowly open up to other people with the help of the female protagonist.  

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Inu x Boku SS addpermalink

Horimiya and Inu x Boku SS are both shounen manga that center on romance and are told from a haeroine's point of view - typically shoujo themes. Neither story is told with the usual shoujo episode, character, and plot formulas. Both stories focus on romance happening in the midst of the main character's lives rather than dominating their life. Neither story reads as a romantic daydream. Neither hero is a flawless feminine ideal, either.

Inu x Boku SS is supernatural while Horimiya is School Life, but both are a good read if you want to experience a departure from your typical shounen or your typical shoujo. 

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Kimi to Boku. addpermalink

Both series focus on a group of close friends within a high-school setting and often touch upon romances of the various friends involved.  

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Shinbun-bu no Komatsu-san addpermalink

The art styles are similar and the characters in both stories remind me of each other. They both have light humor and a cute romance where the couples are learning step by step and the progression is nice. Horimiya is a longer story but I can relate both of them well. 

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7-jikanme no Note addpermalink

Both manga focus on the perspective of multiple couples, with each having relatively low outside drama (i.e., love triangles).  

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