Gleipnir

Maybe this sounds awesome but it has something in common, namely Heroine being aggressive towards MC. I don't really recommend this as a sex show and a love story (low). But these still have something in common so I just put them on the list. 

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A survival game in which a group of people have to play some games and if they fail, they die.  

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Chainsaw Man addpermalink

The plot maybe totally different, but these 2 manga have the same style of Shounen.

Monsters + Fights + Transformations + Violence and Gore + Hype, much hype!

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Jagaaaaaan addpermalink

These two manga both have a lot of battle royale moments and both contain a lot of human to monster transformation. The art in both manga are fabulous and similarly dark. The same can be said about the action and horror. 

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Hoshi no Samidare addpermalink

Though Hoshi no Samidare is much lighter and more comedic than Gleipnir, they're both about a deadly battle, with the fate of the world hanging in the balance, being fought by a bunch of small-town weirdos in a random forest on the outskirts of town. The odd combo of supernatural shounen combat and a slice-of-life plot along with strong, emotional character development makes Hoshi no Samidare and Gleipnir worth a shot for fans of both genres.

It's worth noting that while Hoshi no Samidare is mostly appropriate for general audiences, Gleipnir contains gore and sexual themes; if either of these bother you, be careful about picking it up. read more 

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In both series protagonist get some supernatural power from aliens and fight with the people like them.  they try to figure how did they got powers and who are others that have the same power. 

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Dolly♥Kill Kill addpermalink

Dark tone & Violence/Gore is juxtaposed with Cute Dolls - very similar ideas and themes present.
Incredibly similar art styles and story telling methods that include shounen battle tropes, but are not limited to such devices and put high importance on plot to move story forward.
If you like one, highly likely you'll at least enjoy the other. 

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Kamisama, Kisama wo Koroshitai. addpermalink

well if you've read any of those 2 you must be quite twisted so just loosen up those screws some more 

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Kigurumi Guardians addpermalink

These works are very different in spirit but share some topics.

Similarities are mostly in the fantasy elements:
- Costumed characters, that are actually living and breathing;
- The characters, who transform into these living dolls, battle;
- The transformation power seems to be of a no good kind;
- A partner takes part in the transformation;
- The action that the partner performs is embarrassing and mildly sexual, which is the source of fanservice;
- One side of the pair is forceful (the source of rapey undertones fanservice).

The differences are:
- Gleipnir is a more like a battle shounen, Kigurumi Guardians is a mahou shoujo in heart;
- Gleipnir has male-oriented ecchi, Kigurumi Guardians is female oriented with bishies, kissing and BL-bait;
- Gleipnir is plot-centered, Kigurumi Guardians is fanservice-centered;
- Gleipnir has one main pair so far, Kigurumi Guardians introduces three of them right from the start. read more 

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Zipman!! addpermalink

Both manga has a person inside a Mascot costume who is sentient and fight with others with similar abilities  

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