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Both mangas show a mediocre guy trying to get with an incredibly talented girl, whereas I"s is more theatre while Suzuka is more sports.Both include various subjects concerning relationships. Cheating, loss, rejection, purity, one-sidedness, and many others. The love between the main character and the heroine in both mangas are especially similar. Working their way up from a one-sided relationship, meeting many trials and difficulties along the way. I loved both mangas, and seeing as how incredibly similar they are, you'll probably love one if you loved the other. 

Made by the same Author, They revolve around the process of a teenager into gathering up valor and advancing in the relationship with the girl he likes. 

Both are typical but great Romantic Comedies about average guys (Manka and Ichitaka) getting surprisingly hot girls (too much to count). ^_^ 

Drama-centric romance series geared for the shounen demographic. Both feature indecisive male protagonists, heartbreaks and tears, as well as plot twists. 

Their characters. That's all I'm gonna say. Both MCs are good-natured at heart, though GE did a better job at creating an awesome MC (the less perverted one). There are pushy girls in the two mangas as well. Now some people might think otherwise, but from what I see, they are equally as selfish and equally as persuasive. It just depends on how the MCs interpret them. It might seem like I'm not giving this recommendation much justice since all I mention were two characters, and I somewhat agree. I'm way too into character interactions and development. Trust me on this though, just take a look at the other and find out for yourself! read more 

Apart form the kinky scenes "I''s" resembles "Nozoki Ana" a lot: -The male protagonists both are pervy, yet too true-hearted to make use of others. -They both are surrounded by beautiful women, who fell in love with them at some point. -At the beginnin both are in love with girl A while having a special relationship with girl B secretly. -The mains look quite the same, in my opinion xD -Both manga focus on the story, than being just ecchi or even pornographic. 

The Romance Has a cery similar Vibe. 

Both MC's have one sided love to the main heroine at first. The story was pretty cliche but executed smoothly/well however the story of Tonari no Kashiwagi-san is more light and MOE while I"s have a lot of conflicts going on.  

very nice romance story 

Both series focus on a guy trying to get a girl to like him. In Yume de Aetara, you've got a twenty-something guy who's completely pathetic going after a beautiful girl who hates guys and has several other guys vying for her affection, and in I''s, you've got a high school student going after a beautiful girl who is a model and has every guy after her. Both series have a fair amount of drama too, plus a lot of misunderstandings! 

If you're one of those guys who never got a break then I recommend I"s and train_man...These are love stories about guys who you typically wouldn't expect to get a break. Their stories are very inspirational and uplifting, not to mention frickin' hysterical. 

As I read Sense, with one hand on my mouse and the other at the ready on my pet snake (Wormy, FYI), something occurred to me: I'd seen the panty-detail and arses somewhere before. The heroine also reminded me of a character from elsewhere. But I couldn't put my finger on it... until I checked out Haruki's MAL page, read that he/she'd once drawn doujins of Katsura's work and it all fell into place: Haruki has a MAJOR hard/wet(?)-on for Iori, and other girls in Katsura's manga that look like her. In Sense, Iori returns from I''s; once again playing the role of a school girl idol (I *think* even the uniforms are very samey). The key difference between I''s and Sense is that, where as I''s never went beyond non-penetrative ecchi, in every chapter of Sense one of MANY girls around Mr. All-Girl School Teacher receives non-genital sexing--either in the mind of the delusional perverted teacher or - probably later on - in reality. Also: in Haruki's other work, Hishoka Drop, AGAIN the heroine looks like Iori. However, in that she's a pure working woman at a company, as opposed to being a school girl idol. But if you can manage to look beyond your school girl fetish, Hishoka Drop is closer to being classified as a hentai, and contains much whited-out penis. read more 

Pretty much the same ecchi style. Both are perverted. And lots of harem and also, the boys are clumsy. 

Almost identitical in style. both harems with extremely similar characters. 

both these series deal with the issue of long term, long distance relationships from the guys perspective. If you enjoyed I's there are plenty of parallels with bakuman's romance element. 

They are similar in the sense that they are both romances between a boy and an idol star. Although, in I"s, the girl is an actress. And of course, there is the large harem.