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Same story just with different characters and a few other small changes that don't really matter. It's not AS good as Hana-Kimi, but its still really good and worth reading if you liked that, and while its the same stuff it manages to make it so you dont feel like your just re-reading HK or something. 

It feels very identical to me, not only is the art similar, but the story and occurances are as well. For example, both female leads don't know how to find their own bed after the lights have gone out ^^; Very charming if you have read one to read the other, even though it feels a bit repetative. 

Both manga have the same basic storyline, with the girl crossdressing as a boy (although one was willing and the other was forced), sharing a dorm room with a guy, and well, see what happens.  

The same story, a girl come into a school as a guy, fell in love with her roomate... 

Hana-Kimi is high jump while Power is basketball. BUT Hana-Kimi is much better, both in its artistic style and its plot! 

Both have girls pretending to boys in an all boys high school 

A girl has to disguise herself as a boy for one reason or another. Her love interest is her roommate, but complications arise when the roommate starts to fall in love with the girl. They are both really well done. 

My first impression of Power!! (also known as Girl Got Game) was that it was basically the basketball version of Hana-Kimi. There are huge differences between the two -- the biggest being that Power!! is comedic where Hana-Kimi is dramatic -- but they share the same basic dynamic, girl pretending to be boy lives with boy. Gender-bending has never been so hilarious! 

If you like Hana Kimi, then you might wanna try reading Power!! Girl got Game. The plot is not similar but yet so close. In hana kimi, the main female character disguising as a boy to meet the one she idolized that is one of the high jump athlete, while in power, the female character disguising as a boy because her father told her so in order for her to join the well known high school basketball club. But one thing in common about this two girl is they just funny and hilarious, and the fact that they had to hide their identity.  

Cross-dressing fun! :) Girl infiltrates school as boy, chaos ensues! Power!! is published by Tokyopop as Girl Got Game, and has less drama than Hana-Kimi, but lots more comedy!  

Both are incredibly similar. They both are in situations where they have to pretend to be a boy and live with other boys. They also both end up falling for the one they have to share a room with. And they both involve sports. Except girl got game is more comedy and hana kimi is more romance. They're both great though =D 

Both are gender-benders and involve sports. 

gender-benders, very sweet stories about a girl posing a guy attending school for different reasons. coincidentally (or .. not) they both are in love with their roommates 

They're both about a cross-dressing girl who goes to an all boys-school. Both girls fall in love with their room-mates, who by the way are really good at sports (so are the girls, as well).  

They are exactly the same except for in Hana Kimi, Mizuki goes of her own free will, and in Power, Aizawa is forced. 

Power!! and Hana-Kimi are both gender-bender series, both are very funny comedies and characters are simply hilarious. But let me tell you a secret: I enjoyed Power!! more than Hana-Kimi. Why? Power!! is more comedy than shoujo, it contains more action + I absolutely LOVE pairing Kyo/Chiharu (and this statement comes from someone who usually hates shoujo... Power!! is shoujo for people who don´t like shoujo. Hana-Kimi is more about romance and such, but it´s still great and funny. I highly recommend both series. 

They are both about a girl who cross dresses as a guy and fall in love with their roommates.  

Power!! is another gender-bender about a girl who has to cross-dress as a boy. The difference here is the girl is forced by her father in order to play on the top-ranked boys basketball team, and the focus on this series is comedy whereas Hana-Kimi has more drama. 

If you loved the gender bender comedy of Hana Kimi you will enjoy Power - Girl Got Game. She is enrolled by her basketball loving father as a male at a school so she can play on the guys basketball team so she has to live in the guys dorm and hide the fact she's a girl. Lots of comedy and fun!!! Enjoy. Power is different enough from Hana Kimi that you won't feel like it's a copy and Power! is really really funny, like rolling on the floor funny. 

Although the main ideas are the same, with a girl disguising as a guy and sports and whatnot, these stories are both unique and well-written. Both stories are romance with a girl living with a guy who doesn't know her true gender at first. Although those are very similar already, the stories go different directions after that. One girl purposefully disguised as a guy to watch her idol high jump, while the other is forced to disguise herself by her father. Despite that, she has a sport she sticks to, unlike the other. The girl's roommates are both similar in many ways. Their personalities, their reactions, etc. If you liked "Hana Kimi" you will definitely like "Power!!" and vice versa, read more 

Both sports related with lead female characters masking as boys, tends to have a lot of overlapping fanbase 

A girl having to disguise herself to go to an all boys school. In both mangas, their parents are the ones forcing them to go. Both of the girls have to hide their secret from their roommate, and when they find out, how they deal with it. Both mangas have the love interest being their roommate. 

Both are about girls hiding their gender at all-boys high school and about the romance betwen them and their dorm-mates. 

Both stories have a girl who is forced to go to an all boys boarding school by one of her parents. It is quickly found out by the roommate that she is, in fact, a girl, and as you would think, a romance begins 

Both mangas deal with gender bender, enrolling in sports school and having a boy conceal the main charcter's sex. However the girls got to the all-boys schools under different sircumstances and for completely different purposes. Uwasa no Midori-kun is more daring and provokative, a little smutty. But Power!!! is more cheerful and dinamic. 

Both are about independant strong girls that dress up/pretend to be a guy and attend and all boys school. Both are extremely hilarious romantic comedy with friendship elements. With uwasa no midori, the heroine volentarily chooses to go to an all boy's schoolget revenge on a boy that broke her heart. In Power the girl is forced to attend a co-ed school as a boy due to her fater running away. 

“Power!!” delivers all the humor, romance, and sports that you could ask for. It also provides an actual storyline and goes through with it. “My Heavenly Hockey Club” does not deliver any of these qualities and the synopsis is misleading. If you want a story that does it better, please check out “Power!!”. 

Girl power! These sports anime are amazing inspirations and fun to watch. I love when girls rise to the top even in a "guy's world". Nononono is focused on snowboarding. A girl's brother dies so she takes his place, acts like a guy, and tries to make it the Olympics as her brother but some struggles arise. Power!! is about a girl basketball star whose dad forces her into a male school and to play for the team. These girls have to show what they got in a man's world.  

Similarities:- Both have many volumes; Both are Shoujo Rom-Coms surrounding MC girls eager to play their favourite sport and progress their skills throughout (Volleyball/Basketball respectively); Both girls fall in love with the best male player on the boy's team; both live with the boys they fall in love with; some of the drama is quite similar too such as both the MC best boy player had a gf, found out she cheated on him, was heart broken enough to want to focus only on the sport they played so the MC female interferred ect... Dissimilarities:- In Power!!, the girl hides her identity and shares a room with the guy she falls in love with whilst in Beniiro Hero, the girl here lives in the dorm as its manager; In Power!! the girl is part of the boy's team whilst in Beniiro Hero, the girl has created her own girl team and is the ace of the team ... Overall they are quite enjoyable to read so if you like one, you'll like the other! XD read more