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The mangaka is the same and the artwork is excellent in both series. Both will do an excellent job at tugging at your heartstrings and really bringing you into the story from the eyes of the protagonist. the girls are also cute, juts be aware that comparing Suzuka to Eba, suzuka is much more of a bitch.  

First of all they both written by same mangaka.If you love Kimi no Iru Machi yoou will definitely like it.In both manga male main chacters fall in love with someone and dont understand it in the begining.Also the chain of events are very similar.If you love Kimi no Iru Machi you will dedinitelt love Suzuka 

Same author, same style. As you may notice, many of the characters look alike. Kimi no Iru Machi is just as complex as Suzuka, yet it has a very different setting. Both are well illustrated and written, if you like either of them, you are bound to like the other as well. 

If you like drama JAM PACKED into your manga, or that you simply like misunderstandings, bad timings, scenes that make you yell "WTF WHY?!?" or close ups on faces as they say "ah" "eh" or "Wha?!", than these two are the ones for you!  

First of all, both manga are by the same author hence the similar artwork. Speaking of which, the character design is similar. The main protagonist in both manga are also involved in complex love triangles. Furthermore, the protagonist shares similiar personality parallel to each others' works and even has a crush on the female character that shares very similarities in appearance/personality of both manga. Both manga series contain lots of drama filled with misunderstandings, love trials, and emotions.  

Both of these manga are created by Kouji Seo sensei. They both revolve around high school love moving that progresses to college and later life. Both are dramatic and both of the female protagonists fathers are over protective. In my opinion Kimi no Iru Machi is better 

First of all, they are both drawn by the same mangaka. Thus, it is not surprising that the character design and background design looks similar. The male leads in both series are involved in complicated love-triangles/love-circles. Characters' relationship dynamics change very fast. At this moment, guy A may like girl A. The next second, guy A starts to like girl B, losing most of his interests in girl A etc.  

Written by the same author and if you liked one you would like the other.Especially in terms of drama. Kimi no iru machi is longer but will give you similar vibes to suzuka in many ways than one. 

Both follow the life of the MC where he struggles to find happiness with the person he loves. Both have a great story with great development and character interactions... Both manga take you by the heart They were written by the same author and take place in shared universe (the stories are independent from each other), so it's also funny to look for cameos of the different characters happening in the other manga. 

both were create by Seo Kouji; both deals with love triangle at a moment even though it's a harem; both mc start relationship with one (or some) of his harem and end things up properly; both explore the journey of character through high school; both have conclusive and decisive ending 

Despite an initially light-hearted context, both of these shounen romance titles eventually introduce more dramatic elements to progress the narrative. 

Both are great romance mangas that put the male potagonist in difficult situations. 

similar story as both Love hina and ichigo 100 except this is more serious than the other two 

Both stories deal with love during school realistically and both stories have twists and turns. It is never obvious what is going to happen. 

both mc start relationship with one (or some) of his harem and end things up properly; both explore the journey of character through high school; both have conclusive and decisive ending 

Both are drama romance manga and slice of life type and have a similar Characters and both about Love triangles ( suzuka : Yamato - Asahina - Honoka and GE : Iketani - Yuki - Seiji ) 

Tbh, these two manga series has a lot of similarities. Both GE ~Good Ending~ and Suzuka involves a main male protagonist who has a crush on a sports prodigy in the beginning of the series. As the series progresses, she appears to reciprocates but at the same time, the male protagonist attracts the attention of other females. Both series has the theme of sports in its genre. Both series takes place at a school life setting where there is drama, comedy, romance, and misunderstandings. At the same time, important friendships and bonds are formed. 

If you liked Suzuka , you're definitely gonna like GE: Good Ending. both of them are shounen romance manga and have a similar development in the story 

Both manga focus on Romance mostly . Both manga tends to have drama that are involving the couples like the heroine suddenly remember her ex boyfriend and so on . Both manga only have a bit of comedy that can either make you laugh out loud or laugh of silence . Suzuka and GE: Good Ending feels a lot similar on the way they tried to execute the romance plot but the story are different . Both manga have a decent chapters that will fill your free time . Finally , both heroine on Suzuka and GE is a lot similar on how they tried to overcome their hardship on their love story . You could say that they are mature  read more 

Both stories are about young man falling in love with a girl, who just happens to be a bit of celebrity. Iori Yoshizuki wants to be an actress while Suzuka Asahina is an athlete. Both series take place in high school and a bit in university. In both cases lead male has the best friend, who happens to be a real pervert. In both mangas there's also a great deal of secondary characters - classmates and so. Both boys place their girlfriend's happiness above all else and put much work into it. Suzuka could be called I''S++ (better version :P) if not for lack of Katsura ecchi drawing style. It isn't the same mangaka after all, but it's fun. The story is much more complicated. Relationship is not about confessing at last like in case od Ichitaka and Iori XD Yamato confessed to Suzuka quite a few times and not only to Suzuka. And it wasn't so obvious to me, how Suzuka feels about Yamato - this girls isn't easilly understood. Reading I''S I always knew, what Ichitaka should do while reading Suzuka there was a moment when I hesistated - and I'm 30! Quite a task for a boy this young to be handling problems of this caliber on his own. There's a possibility of a sequel too! If you can handle I''S without Katsura style but with much better story - Suzuka should suit you nicely. I really liked it! read more 

The author puts a lot of effort into the story, and even more into the graphics. Can't put them down. 

If you liked Suzuka then you are bound to like I''s.Both mangas revolve around an ordinary guy having a crush on a celebrity type girl.Both of them develops around one sided love to mutual love,also there are other female characters who like the main male character but none of these mangas can be called a harem.Also both of them continue even after the confession.But the real similarity between the two mangas is that in both of them the characters need to choose between their careers and their love. 

Just like Suzuka and Kimi no Iru Machi, Fuuka starts out as a Highschool romance/drama/slice of life. But instead of sports, music/bands play a large role in this story. The 3 stories are connected, i should strongly advice to read Suzuka first. Also a warning, the drama in this manga is of a whole different level. I am man enough to admit, tears where dropping on a few occasions. 

Both series are about a male protagonist who lives in close proximity to a large number of female students of various ages and helps maintain their living quarters under orders from a female relative who runs the place. Multiple love interests, romantic drama, comedic violence, and occasional nudity ensue. While Suzuka has athletic competition as a secondary focus, Love Hina uses academic demands and exams to similar effect. 

Suzuka and Bokura wa Minna Kawaisou are lighthearted stories with bits of drama between certain characters. The main male protagonist develops feelings for the main female character from their first encounter. And throughout the series, they try to earn their attention. Both series' main female protagonist has a self independent personality but display toughness throughout the story. As time progresses, they do open more up to other people. There is romance in both series although Suzuka takes on a more dramatic approach while Bokura wa Minna Kawaisou consists of mostly refreshing comedy. Suzuka also involves sports competition such as track & field, a prominent theme in its story. read more 

Both have a romance story around sports with more focus on romance and drama in Suzuka.. Suzuka's male MC is weaker and less determinant but fights more for his beloved.