Demi-chan wa Kataritai
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Monster girls!! How can you not love monster girls?! These two are trying not to be explicitly lewd, rather more subtle, focusing on personality rather that lewdity (if that's a word).  

Relationship between humans and various kinds of monster girls is the central element for both of these manga. 

Supernatural coming of age stories that really capture that feeling of eternal, joyful youth and the ups and downs that come with it. 

Daily life of a bunch of cute supernatural girls (vampire, snow woman, fox girl, cat girl). 

Dank af tbh. But it's a decent manga fitting in with the harem archetype story, so I'll give it that credit so far.  

Both have monster girls living alongside human. Both have a protagonist who gets along with multiple monster girls. 'Demi-chan wa Kataritai' has a more serious vibe though as the protagonist is a teacher who helps the monster girls with various issues they face. 'Ogami Tsumiki' has more of a Rom-com vibe to it. Both are pretty good.  

Both focus on monster girls and have a sort of scientific feel to them. One has only a few demihumans, and the other a whole world. Both explore their daily lives and problems that result from their unique traits. 

Both have female Leads Both are harem with with highschool teacher as the male lead Both have a possible female teacher as love interest for the male Both are have romance and comedy and are seinen manga 

Both of these manga are about a variety of monster girls that are integrating into human society and the interspecies relationship. The plot is build around a central male protagonist. Monster Musume has more fanservice. 

Both have a guy learning about female monsters on how they live and how they look from every possible body part 

Adult man as an authority/pseudo-parental figure for cute monster girls. Adorable slice of life stories.