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Very funny school comedies. Similar chara design and sense of humour. Both are four panels. 

very similar 4-koma light humour slice of life ideas with high school girls and their teachers. 

Both are easy to read, have "moe" art and an otaku main characters. Tonari no Kashiwagi-san has more drama and plot, but the comedy scenes have a similar feel to Lucky Star. 

both 4komas and light hearted humors. Lucky star isn't about sisters or anything and minami isn't about purely high school girls but they're pretty similar. you can relax to both of them before sleep or during meals or something. 

They both deal with a group of girls, in Lucky star it is a group of friends while in Kahe tantei Bu it is a club. They both are humorous strip-like comics that seek to emulate the ordinary going ons of a "normal" high school students. 

They're both set in school and they're both funny ^ ^ Maybe Kill Me Baby is more like manzai comedy than Lucky star but in my opinion these titles are one of the best yonkoma I've read 

These mangas are very similar, but Lucky Star is revolved around girls, and Daily lives of Highschool Boys are obviously more on boys, as it hints in the title. If you like comedy, slice of lives, then definitely check these out! The anime adaptations are equally as hilarious and well-executed too, in my opinion. 

Satoko and Nada and Lucky Star are two manga that revolves around the daily life of several girls and whatever little thing they happen to be talking about. Pretty much all the chapters consist of single episodic 4-koma style pages, so these are good picks for those looking for a fast and chill read. There are also several anime references (especially in Lucky Star) that the average person might not get if they don't know anything about anime, though Satoko and Nada also adds in edutainment in the form of fun facts about other cultures. 

Biotop and Lucky Star are two 4-panel manga featuring comedic situations between 3-4 characters, with the main character being both a bit lazy and a bit cynical (as in she pokes fun of the other characters a lot). Both manga also feature the characters interacting with current tech (stuff like phones and cameras in Biotop, while there's a lot of game references in Lucky Star). 

Mangaranai and Lucky Star are four-panel comics about the comedic daily life hijinks of several girls. Hana and Konata are kinda similar in that they're often bored and reference pop culture a lot. There even seems to be a reference to Lucky Star's logo in one of Mangaranai's chapters. 

Sansha Sanyou and Lucky Star are two 2003 four-panel manga that focus on three female protagonists and are older titles of the ever-popular "cute moe girls" genre. Kagami and Yoko both have purple hair and similar first impressions; Tsukasa and Teru both have cute short hairstyles (but other than that, Teru would be more comparable to Kagami); Konata is a bit of a mix between Teru (snarkiness) and Futaba (mainly Futaba though, both tend to be honest, make pop culture references, and don't study). 

Both manga follow cute girls through school and their daily lives, although Ichigo Mashimaro has younger girls and an older sister. Both of them are slice of life and quite funny. 

Slice-of-life. Cute little girls. Randomness.  

Kyou no Go no Ni tends toward the ecchi side of things, but both series are cute slice-of-life school series with a light, shallow, topical sense of humour and an easy read. 

It follows the panel style and they both have the same sort of highschool slice of life genres 

Both very funny, both have cute graphic and 4koma.  

Funny, uses other manga/anime as resources or references, great opening songs 

Admittedly a vulgar death metal band and a group of dayglo-haired high school girls don't have much in common, but both series do have a similar strange, quirky, oddly endearing sense of humour and not much in the way of any overarching plot structure. 

When I first read Sunshine Sketch it really reminded me of Lucky Star. There four friends who are girls that hang out and do random things. The difference is that in Sunshine Sketch the four girls like art and go to a art high school. You can relate who can be who in the series also. Example Yuno is a lot like Tsukasa because there both shy and quiet at times. If you like comedy and all girls hanging out barely any boys in mangas then I would recommend these! :D 

four girls, very random, moe, and the same sort of comedy 

Both series are good, cute light slice of life comedies. 

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya is a fantastic slice of life anime series just like lucky star. It has some great comedy moments to it, but also a great story line. A MUST READ !  

Both are relaxing comedies, both about a group of friends.