Seto no Hanayome
My Bride is a Mermaid

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Romantic school comedies with a gangster theme. 

Both revolve around a boy meeting a girl from a supernatural world, and going to school together. Both series will make you laugh a lot, and have romance. 

the similarity between these two mangas isn't in the basis of their history but in the unusual comedy, both of them have a history comedy/romance, kind harem, about a guy having all kind of problems, for me this two is the best comedy mangas that i've ever seen. 

1) In both mangas the main character can be killed in any moment 2) Both mangas have funny faces 3) The main character of both mangas are involver with "bokes" (idiots)  

Both are very comical manga about a guy who is forced into a marriage. While he may not have a problem with the girl, he is often tormented by the surrounding families and just wants to live a normal life. The protagonist often has to put up with fighting between yakuza or martial artists, many of which are after him. 

Gut-busting slapstick comedy involving a female character who is actually a denizen of the sea. Seto no Hanayome focuses on the hilarious antics that ensue surrounding the romantic relationship between a teenage boy and a teenage mermaid, mainly the mermaid's gangster family. Shinryaku! Ika Musume is an endless summer gag series about a humanoid squid known as Squid Girl, who wants to invade the surface and punish humans for polluting the sea but is hilariously naive about the human world and easily influenced by those around her and her own rampant curiosity. She quickly gets suckered into working at a beachfront restaurant in order to pay back the damages for a hole she accidentally broke in their wall. read more 

Light-hearted in nature, these two publications are characterised by comedy, romance, and school life. 

Romantic comedies revolving around a male protagonist and the many female characters who develop an attraction towards him.  

Both of these series share very similar aesthetics particularly in regard to narrative style. Comedy in both series oftentimes involve extraordinary circumstances, as well as exaggerated character intentions and expressions.