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If you liked Acchi Kocchi add

...then you might like Kill Me Baby add

Sporting chibi-esque character designs and wacky humor, both Acchi Kocchi and Kill Me Baby are sure to bring a smile to the reader's face. Fans of Acchi Kocchi who love the tsu-boke style humors surrounding Mayoi and Sakaki will love Kill Me Baby, a series that refines the comedy style to a brutally effective formula. Fans of Kill Me Baby who want to see its Comedy style function with a larger cast of characters will appreciate Acchi Kocchi's various tricksters and straight men, each with their own slight variations.

If you liked Acchi Kocchi add

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

With comedy, sweetness, and some nice sexual tension, Acchi Kocchi and Amano Megumi provide some of the best slice-of-life entertainment in the manga medium. While AM has a bigger emphasis of fanservice, both feature iconic characters that readers will recognize at a glance. Combine that with light-hearted episodic stories, and you got the perfect pair of series to read after a long day at work!

If you liked Tsugumomo add

...then you might like Arachnid add

+ Both series are unapologetic about plot twists + Both series grow in scope as the plot progresses + Both series feature hyper-detailed artwork when needed + Both series use battles to reimagine previously mundane subjects (like household items and bugs) + Both series employ ecchi as a storytelling device

If you liked Tsugumomo add

...then you might like Spirit Circle add

+ Both series have protagonists that mature through the story + Both series feature novel weapons that separate the series from other battle-oriented series + Both protagonists have a sidekick that drives their character development + Both series have the protagonists facing their pasts and their consequences + Both series feature an initially simplistic art style that can become hype-detailed when needed

If you liked Yuu☆Yuu☆Hakusho add

...then you might like Hunter x Hunter (2011) add

Their manga both come from the same author and both feature a great cast of characters. The battles get your heart pounding. The music is great and the stories are the kind of anime comfort food that you can just sit and marathon for days. Both are series that set the benchmarks high for all anime to aspire to.