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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.  

Although both series follows different premises, the main male character has a similar personality with their timid nature. They aren't very popular with others either but they share a rather peculiar relationship with the main female protagonist. As such, both series focuses a lot on the MC's development. It fleshes out their personalities through the role they have in the story along with the connections they build with others. There is romance in both series although 3D Kanojo relies a lot on more drama. 

Hibi chouchou and 3d kanojo are similar in the feeling one gets from the way the highschool romance is handled. When reading both of them you egt a feeling of lightheartedness and freedom. Trust me if you like one you will definitely like the other  

They both take a pretty similar base concept of a Gyaru being smashed together with a loser Otaku, but they do go in pretty different directions. Hajimete no Gal takes a more ecchi "comedy" approach while Real Girl goes for wholesome Shoujo. I still put up this recommendation for the concepts being similar, but the difference in style might be too big of a turn-off for people 

-Otaku male lead -Female lead is a beauty -And other obvious reasons (romance-based, school-life, shoujo, etc.) 

Otaku guys are the similarity in these mangas, the girls fall for them because of or despite of their quirks. In Moekoi he thinks the girl is moe, while in 3D Kanojo she reminds him of a magical fighter girl. Cute stories in a style both guys and girls will like.  

while im only a few chapters in to 3D kanojo, it seems to have very similar character development to sundome. in both series you have a male lead who isnt used to normal social interactions and much less being flirted with. then a strange female lead that begins flirting with him and taking him out of his comfort zone.  

For both series, relationships becomes a pivotal part of their story development. The main male protagonist is an otaku with anti-social behavior. However, they get acquainted with girls that makes an impact in his life. Romance is present in both series as we see character relationships. Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai is also well known for its supernatural gimmicks while 3D Kanojo relies more on realistic drama.