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If you liked Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai add

...then you might like Kusunoki-san wa Koukou Debut ni Shippaishiteiru add

Both series have a similar friendship theme. What is the friendship that female lead and male lead have. In Kusunoki-san former MC loners try to be more outgoing, in Yugami-kun the loneliness is discussed differently. Kusunoki-san is more romance / romcom oriented and Yugami-kun more comedy oriented series. While the orientations are different I enjoy them for the character interactions.

If you liked Aishiteru Game wo Owarasetai add

...then you might like Kusunoki-san wa Koukou Debut ni Shippaishiteiru add

High school debut where characters tried to change to be more outlooking. I really like character interactions in both series, they discuss things over phone calls and hang out a lot. Both are fun read thus far.

If you liked Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai add

...then you might like Houkago Kitaku Biyori add

Finding fun and meaning in simple things in life. Female lead in Houkago is similar to Yugami because people can not tell what they are thinking. Also the subtlety or feel is really similar in storytelling. If you have read one of these series give the other one a try.

If you liked Skip to Loafer add

...then you might like Houkago Kitaku Biyori add

A troubled guy and an interesting cheerful girl. Great writing and really wholesome character interactions. The characters feel realistic and worth cheering for.

If you liked Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai add

...then you might like Giji Harem add

Great interaction between two main characters in a high school setting. You are going to end up loving their discussions. While the MC in Giji Harem is not popular with girls, the MC in Yugami is not interested in people in general. The female leads in both series end up spending a lot of time together with the MC. While the plot is totally different, they give similar slice of life vibe and are fun to read.

If you liked Hourou Musuko add

...then you might like Senpai wa Otokonoko add

Imagine Hourou Musuko is like a middle school version of Senpai wa Otokonoko. In both series there is a pretty boy dressing up as a girl because they like themselves better that way. Yet at the same time both series show the reasoning behind it and feature them as boys as well. If one peaked your interest and haven't seen the other one, check them out.

If you liked Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai add

...then you might like Kimi to Uchuu wo Aruku Tame ni add

Both series feature main characters who like to be in their own world or do things their own way. The second MC observes it and learns a lot from it. Character relationships feel wholesome so feel free to give these series a try if you like slice of life series with interesting main characters.

If you liked Watashi no Shounen add

...then you might like Kimi ga Loafer wo Haitara add

Both series showcase age gap differences and relationships between older female and younger male. Mainly from female perspective. However, the age gap in Watashi no Shounen is a lot bigger than in Kimi ga Loafer. If you have read one give a try to the other one.

If you liked Ousama-tachi no Viking add

...then you might like Kimi to Uchuu wo Aruku Tame ni add

Both series feature a main character who is really knowledgeable/smart but has trouble with everyday life and communicating with other people. Ousama is about cyber security and surviving in the business world, while Kimi to Uchuu is about astronomy and more high-school related. While themes are different they share other similarities as well, like the second main character helping the main character and vice versa (so there is a nice symbiosis between the MCs and it's nice to read).

If you liked Ookiku Furikabutte add

...then you might like Diamond no Kouzai add

Both are baseball manga where main character has struggle fitting in with the teammates due to some past event. In that sense they are quite psychological as main characters blame themselves for events that have been caused by other people. Ookiku is old series while Diamond is quite new. There is also something about the artstyle, the way characters are drawn that feels similar between those series. If you liked one, you could try checking out the other.

If you liked "Oshi no Ko" add

...then you might like Sentai Daishikkaku add

The idols or heroes that people look up to are deceiving the people that admire them. The premise of both shows at first makes it seem a bit simple and silly, yet if you give them time you notice how everything is not black and white. By doing that, both shows give depth to the genre they represent. If you like shows like these give them a try. Animation is well done in both shows as well.

If you liked Uchuu Kyoudai add

...then you might like Megumi no Daigo: Kyuukoku no Orange add

If you like anime with real life or feel like watching one, these two series are surprisingly similar. In Uchuu Kyoudai it's about space exploration and in Meguni no Daigo it's about firefighting. In both series problems get often solved with real life engineering. Both series have similar character relations and the storytelling itself feels really familiar. The artstyle and orange suits, I thought I couldn't find any similar series to Uchuu Kyodai but Megumi indeed is one of the closest I have seen.

If you liked Haikyuu!! add

...then you might like Chiisai Boku no Haru add

Volleyball themed manga where the main character is short. Chiisai Boku is fairly new and story-wise is more focused on the romance aspect. If you like volleyball manga then you can check them out.

If you liked Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai add

...then you might like Class de 2-banme ni Kawaii Onnanoko to Tomodachi ni Natta add

Both series feature loner MC's who are kind of fine with being alone. Yugami however does not feel loneliness at all, while the MC Maehara in the other series does and befriends the female lead almost instantly. Both series take place in high school and try to elaborate on the question what is friendship, interactions between male lead and female leads are fun, so I feel like they fall under similar themes you can check out.

If you liked Shinsekai yori add

...then you might like Hikari no Ou add

Both series: * Tell about future civilizations who have somewhat forgotten of our current times. * Both have magical elements in the future * Artstyle also has some similarities as there is no distinctive shadows yet seem unique on their own. Hikari no Ou even takes it step further and has some really nice drawn images occasionally. These are some elements that give Shinsekai Yori and Hikari no Ou similar feel. Especially the somewhat magical future of mankind, yet still somehow connected to the past. If that seems interesting, check them out.

If you liked Sakura-sou no Pet na Kanojo add

...then you might like Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta add

If you like shows where boy needs to take care of the girl due to some circumstance then both have it. The setting is similar since both take place in high school.

If you liked 3-gatsu no Lion 2nd Season add

...then you might like Ao no Orchestra add

Standing up for others and dealing with bullies, finding self confidence in midst of it. I believe both series focus on this topic and are rather well written. So if you are looking for series that deals with school bullying, these might be it.

If you liked Mx0 add

...then you might like Mashle add

The premise at the beginning is similar in both stories: - a guy enters a magic school with no magical powers. What's fun in both series is that how they play around it. They have to be clever or really skilled in something else in return. Both are an amusing read.

If you liked Yugami-kun ni wa Tomodachi ga Inai add

...then you might like Skip to Loafer add

There are several reasons why I like both of these series: * In both series main characters dynamics work out really well - you keep wanting more interactions between them! * Relatable and well written main and side characters with nice backstories * Both are about relationships between people - what does it mean to be someone's friend; what does caring for someone really mean? * The confidence in both main characters (Yugami and Mitsumi) that inspires others and perhaps even you as a reader. Overall both are really well written slice of life manga.

If you liked Doukyonin wa Hiza, Tokidoki, Atama no Ue. add

...then you might like Kawaisugi Crisis add

Both series features many cats and taking care of them. Even though stories themselves are different (cat and normal person versus cat and alien), both are wholesome as they show the cat and owner relationship. Kawaisugi Crisis seems to focus on other animals as well, Doukyonin features on cats mainly. So yes, if you are looking for series with cats, you can check out both.

If you liked Bocchi the Rock! add

...then you might like Kawaisugi Crisis add

The way main characters (Bocchi and Luna) react to things or situations that are too overwhelming for them is similar. So if you are looking for characters with funny reactions you might check out them both.

If you liked Beck add

...then you might like Bocchi the Rock! add

- Creating a rock band. - For the main character it's the first time in their lives to experience being in a band. - Main character is very talented but other members don't know it at first. - Problems with money so band members have to do additional work. Both series feature these aspects so if you are looking for similar series you might check them out.

If you liked Yowamushi Pedal add

...then you might like Kaze ga Tsuyoku Fuiteiru add

Yowamushi Pedal is about road race with bicycles and Kaze ga Tsuyoku is about road relay race (running). Both series take place in Japan and in both shows the main race takes place at Hakone. Fun fact: in one of the Yowamushi Pedal episodes (20) the characters are watching videos of Hakone road relay race. A nice unintentional interconnection between two series.

If you liked Serial Experiments Lain add

...then you might like Kaguya-hime no Monogatari add

While the settings may be totally different for both series, the stories themselves are very deep and can be interpreted many ways: * Both are thought-provoking about the world around us - as in which kind of present and future we want to live in? * Female leads appear to be something beyond normal human, or at least, regarded as such. Anyways, in terms of depth these series both have it. That is if you are looking for something in that regard.

If you liked Super Cub add

...then you might like Do It Yourself!! add

In both series there are girls creating or fixing mechanical things. Both are chill and have a nice environment and vibe. If you liked one, you should check out the other if such series interest you.

If you liked Boku no Hero Academia add

...then you might like Ao Ashi add

Wholesome relationship between a mother and son. That's what first struck me - that in terms of touching moments (wholesomeness) these series are very similar. Additionally, both are quite action packed, characters need to think unique ideas to get out of situations, main character's hairstyles have similarities (not that it matters much but perhaps that also explains some of their personality traits). However, Ao Ashi is following realistic soccer/football theme while Hero academia is known for the fantasy superhero society theme. But as mentioned before, the intrinsic relationships have similarities even though themes are different. So if you are looking for that, perhaps you'll find something worthwhile.

If you liked Ai no Utagoe wo Kikasete add

...then you might like Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song add

Humanized AI robots singing and trying to make people happy. If you are looking for series with such themes then both have it.

If you liked Baby Steps add

...then you might like Ao Ashi add

- Both series manage to tell about the competitive sports in a realistic way. - Main characters have talent but they have to work hard in order to get better - One of the rare cases in sports series where potential love interest has impact on the story If you like Aoashi or Baby Steps for these reasons there's a high chance you could check out both.

If you liked Baby Steps add

...then you might like Ao Ashi add

- Both series manage to tell about the competitive sports (Tennis / Soccer) in a realistic way. - Main characters have talent but they have to work hard in order to get better - One of the rare cases in sports series where potential love interest has impact on the story If you like Aoashi or Baby Steps for these reasons there's a high chance you could check out both.

If you liked Diamond no Ace add

...then you might like Ao Ashi add

Both are sports series where - Main characters (MC) are trying to attend one of the nation's strongest clubs (high standards) - MC has huge potential to be great but lack knowledge/skill and therefore are looked down upon - MC need to work really hard to keep up with the rest of the members - Really nice cast of characters / interactions and good animation. So if you have seen Diamond no Ace and liked it then you'll probably like Ao Ashi too.