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If you liked Kimi wa Pet add

...then you might like Watashi no Shounen add

Calm/tranquil vibes. Emotionally confused older female, younger male with trauma. A questionable relationship between people who find themselves attached to the other in a way that's closer than family and not quite romantic (mostly due to feeling they don't have the right or its abnormal), yet ultimately they're complete strangers. Kimi Wa Pet explores more romance while longing for and finding sanctuary in a stranger. Watashi no Shounen explores more the emptiness two people feel and gradually become attached to one another with the anxiety of being unable to define what kind of relationship they have and the fear of it being misunderstood.

If you liked Ran to Haiiro no Sekai add

...then you might like Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha. add

- Young Female lead with powers they take for granted - Female leads have crushes - Both have older brothers who have a romantic subplot that's much fluffier and cuter - Magic/Supernatural

If you liked Netsutai no Citron add

...then you might like Anjuu no Chi add

Both are these really weird almost intentionally avant-garde, psychological, graphic sex-filled manga with ridiculously difficult to follow plots. Stay for the art.

If you liked Taki Anna no Honshou wa S nano ka M nano ka Ore dake ga Shitteiru. add

...then you might like Tsumi to Kai add

Sadistic female leads, whiney/annoying/perverted male leads.

If you liked Kimi wa Pet add

...then you might like Naa-tan to Goshujin-tama add

Main leads find and provide shelter for their "pets"

If you liked Momoiro Ningyo add

...then you might like Akarui Kioku Soushitsu add

Fluffy blushing and naively innocent yet perverted female leads that over fantasize about their respective love interests.

If you liked Citrus add

...then you might like Yagate Kimi ni Naru add

Yuri with quite similar characters' appearances/development, however the characters' personalities are practically swapped in each series. Smart dialogue with nothing too cliche as you may see in other shoujo.

If you liked Kimi wa Midara na Boku no Joou add

...then you might like Watashi no Fushidara add

Supernatural deals with increased lust as the price.

If you liked Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo Suru add

...then you might like 17-sai, Kiss to Dilemma add

Smut with stupidly immature characters. Both main male leads are manipulative and aggressive when it comes to their love interest, forcing an ultimatum on them. Both feature an incestuous relationship, in Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo Suru its between twins, whereas 17-sai, Kiss to Dilemma is between close cousins.

If you liked Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii add

...then you might like Game Yaru kara 100-en Kashite! add

Both take place in an office work place and feature characters with hobbies they prefer to hide, while subtly seeking acceptance.

If you liked Peach Girl add

...then you might like Short Cake Cake add

Technically these series are nothing alike, but Short Cake Cake's Riku kept reminding me of Kairi from Peach Girl, except that Riku isn't a player. Although if Riku = Kairi, I do hope the end couple in Short Cake Cake is like Peach Girl.

If you liked Yumemiru Taiyou add

...then you might like Short Cake Cake add

Boarding houses and love triangles with seemingly cliche characters who turn out to be much more complicated and lovable. Haven't actually read Dreamin Sun yet, but I've read some spoilers, however I absolutely adore Short Cake Cake's characters, Ten and Riku.

If you liked Kanojo ni Naru Hi add

...then you might like Kyoukai no Nai Sekai add

Both feature a world where people's sex changes completely. However in Borderless it's by choice through a medical procedure and in Kanojo ni Naru Hi, it's supernatural and something they can't control.

If you liked Nekota no Koto ga Kininatte Shikatanai. add

...then you might like Kanojo ni Awaseru Kao ga Nai add

Both are rom-coms where the guy has something physically unique about where their heads should be.

If you liked Koi dano Ai dano add

...then you might like Hibiki: Shousetsuka ni Naru Houhou add

Main Female Leads are quite similar in their personalities, however MFL in Koi Dano Ai Dano has a much better sense of humor, whereas MFL in Hibiki is much more serious and weird in different sense. Although there are romance tags for both series and the MMLs are similar as well, it doesn't seem like romance is the main focus of either series.

If you liked Hoozuki-san Chi no Aneki add

...then you might like Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san add

Both Manga feature a female mc that constantly tease and give off very subtle and suggestive hints of romantic feelings towards the male mc, who is in a form of denial of their affection for the female mc. Hoozuki-san is much more lewd and features an almost extreme amount of fan service, where as Karakai is much innocent as it literally takes place when they are much younger.

If you liked Ame Nochi Hare add

...then you might like Kanojo ni Naru Hi add

Both feature supernatural gender bending and friends who grow and learn to love, however Kanojo ni Haru Hi has much more mature themes and takes place over the course of years.

If you liked Ame Nochi Hare add

...then you might like Nijiiro Days add

A group of guy friends, the exploration of a new friendship, their experience with love, from multiple perspectives. Some of the characters and their relationships are quite similar, however Ame Nochi Hare involves the supernatural and Nijiro Days does not.

If you liked Ciguatera add

...then you might like Sekitou Elegy add

Pushover male lead having his first relationship with a more experienced female lead.

If you liked Renai Shimasen ka? add

...then you might like HajiOtsu. add

Both have characters that start dating after the main female asks the main male out, however are hiding something from their partners. Renai Shimasen takes place after highschool/college and is a bit more ecchi, while still maintaining a soft/pure feeling to it, whereas HajiOtsu takes place in highschool and is much more pure in both art style and dialogue.

If you liked Grand Blue add

...then you might like Murenase! Seton Gakuen add

Completely different in plot and characters, but it just reminded me of this and I haven't figured out why yet.

If you liked Mikakunin de Shinkoukei add

...then you might like Murenase! Seton Gakuen add

Very similar cute/rom-com vibes between a wolf-human hybrid and a human, except gender flipped. However Murenase seems more like its taking the harem route, or something similar to Nisekoi where the MC is pining after the timid girl while loved by the the main girl and surrounded by a bunch of other annoying love interests.

If you liked Hitoribocchi no Chikyuu Shinryaku add

...then you might like Oni-Deka! add

Aliens and really cute art with fluffy light hearted romance feels.

If you liked Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko! add

...then you might like Amano Megumi wa Sukidarake! add

Both manga feature an athletic and tom-boyish female lead, with a crush on a dense childhood friend who doesn't see them as the opposite sex and often denies, but still shows hints of returning their affection.

If you liked Kyou wa Kaisha Yasumimasu. add

...then you might like Kawaii Joushi wo Komarasetai add

Very similar plots, but with very different art styles as one is 4-Koma. Older workaholic female lead mistakenly ends up sleeping with a younger co-worker, which develops into more than just an awkward drunken one night stand.

If you liked Moriguchi Orito no Teiougaku add

...then you might like Bousou Shojo add

Both manga feature an excessively paranoid perverted delusional girl, who believes everyone wants to sexually take advantage of them no matter how innocent and simple the action. Bousou Shojo is more Borderline H than Moriguchi Orito no Teiougaku, they have pretty different plots and art, but I was reminded of of this and Mousou Telepathy while I skimmed it.

If you liked Moriguchi Orito no Teiougaku add

...then you might like Mousou Telepathy add

Although the plot and art is pretty different, I thought Moriguchi Orito no Teiougaku had a lot of potential to be good, but wasn't done well, however it reminded me of Mousou Telepathy. About characters who have perverted delusions about the other main character and somehow their thoughts are telepathically transferred.

If you liked Mikakunin de Shinkoukei add

...then you might like HajiOtsu. add

Engaged to the Unidentified is one of my favorites and I felt that HajiOtsu. gave off some similarly good/fresh romantic vibes. Pretty different plots as one is a supernatural romantic comedy where the main couple is engaged due an arranged marriage, while the other is a romantic comedy where the main couple began dating after the female MC's false confession was accepted, however there are some similarities as both male MCs have feelings for their partners, while both female MCs' feelings for their partners begin to develop later on. I found that the artwork, character designs, and their personalities, were all very similar.

If you liked Bonnouji add

...then you might like Kawaii Joushi wo Komarasetai add

Very similar art, both are 4-Koma, romantic-comedies with older female/younger male. I absolutely loved Bonnouji and felt that Kawaii Joushi wo Komarasetai gave off similarly good/fresh vibes. I wish Bonnouji was longer and I wouldn't have minded more ecchi/sex related scenes/chapters, but overall, I felt much more satisfied with the couple growth and how the characters interacted when it finished, than I usually feel with most romantic comedies. Although Kawaii Joushi is ongoing, I feel like it could be as enjoyable as Bonnouji if the romance becomes more developed and there is couple growth. I love it when characters get together early in the story, but hate it when there's practically no couple growth. So hoping Kawaii does well.

If you liked Tonari no Kashiwagi-san add

...then you might like Kenja no Mago add

Completely different plots as one is based in a separate world after reincarnation, and the other just in modern day Japan, however, the artwork is very similar. Both female MCs have almost identical personalities, although their interests are different. The male MCs are very similar in how open they are/feel about their identities, yet the MC in Tonari no Kashiwagi-san has much lower self-esteem/confidence in himself, while the MC in Magi's Grandson is a genius with a severe lack of common sense.