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If you liked Fullmetal Alchemist add

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Both stories have many interesting characters, take place in a steampunk-like world of magic and science, and feature a good mix of fantasy, action, adventure, drama and comedy. But in Fullmetal Alchemist the plot revolves around alchemists, and in S.K.T it revolves around knights. Endymion Kyrian, the protagonist in S.K.T, is similar in appearance to Edward Elric and in personality to Alphonse Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist. He has no brothers, but he has two close friends, Kis Cezyr and Karon Sharpentooth, who are 12 years older than him and look after him like older brothers (but sometimes their concern for him looks like they are in love with him). Kis is very sweet, friendly and playful, and regularly teases his friends with various jokes and pranks (but sometimes he becomes evil and dangerous, so his friends are a little afraid of him), while Karon is very serious, responsible and reliable, and, according to the people around him, he is an ideal knight.

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"Noblesse" and "Dusk Howler" are beautiful bromance webtoons that are similar to each other in art, genres, themes, characters, vocabulary and sense of humor, but "Noblesse" is an urban fantasy story about a master and a servant with a weak BL subtext, while "Dusk Howler" is a LitRPG story about a mentor and a student with a strong BL subtext. In addition, the webtoon "Noblesse" (544 chapters) is a complete original story, while the webtoon "Dusk Howler" (91 chapters) is an adaptation of the first two volumes of the 12-volume original novel.

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The protagonist in "Lout of Count's Family" is a reader whose soul was transferred into the body of a secondary antagonist in a fantasy novel, while the protagonist in "Dusk Howler" is a hikikomori who started playing as a wizard in a virtual fantasy game in order to overcome his social phobia, but in this game, he accidentally joined a villainous guild and became a student of a legendary villain. Both stories have BL subtext.

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"Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle" and "Dusk Howler" are comedy shounen stories where an "ordinary" human ended up in an "ordinary" demon castle and radically changed the lives of the "ordinary" demon king and other "ordinary" monsters that live there. "Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle" is a fantasy story where the demon king kidnapped a human princess and keeps her captive in his demonic castle, but thanks to her cunning and skill, she is able to freely roam the castle and force different monsters to do her life in this castle as comfortable and cozy as possible. And the demon king regularly forgives the princess for her pranks and patiently waits for the hero to find the demon castle and save the princess, and he even secretly helps the hero on his journey so that the hero can reach the demon castle as soon as possible. And "Dusk Howler" is a LitRPG story about the virtual MMORPG game "Trikia", where the great and terrible necromancer Nine (undead), who is the head of the monster guild Dusk Howler and the owner of the black castle Dark Tower, just for fun became a combat mentor for the timid and naive wizard Jaiha (human), who just entered the game in the village for beginners. Jaiha didn't read the instruction for the game, so he regularly gets into dangerous or embarrassing situations because he is the only human in the guild that consists of vampires, werewolves, and other monsters.

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"Sometimes Even Reality Is a Lie!" and "Dusk Howler" are comedy stories about gamers where guys are mistaken for girls, but "Sometimes Even Reality Is a Lie!" is romance and slice of life, while "Dusk Howler" is bromance and action.

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"How to Use a Returner" and "Dusk Howler" are stories where a "villain" plays the main role. The protagonist in "How to Use a Returner" is an evil and manipulative guy who is suddenly summoned to an RPG-like world and he decided to become an ally of a person who re-arrived in this world and has useful knowledge and skills, while the protagonist in "Dusk Howler" is a kind and naive guy who started playing a VRMMORPG game in order to overcome his social phobia, but in this game he accidentally agreed to become a pupil of an evil and manipulative guy (deuteragonist) who is the best player killer on the server. The protagonist in "How to Use a Returner" has the ability to see other people's stats, while the deuteragonist in "Dusk Howler" has a powerful intuition that helps him predict other people's behavior. The protagonist in "How to Use a Returner" is a smart and calculating anti-hero who pretends to be a good guy and hides his evil side from other people, while the deuteragonist in "Dusk Howler" is an eccentric and childish trickster who does good or evil acts, depending on his mood. The protagonist in "How to Use a Returner" gathers a team to help him survive in a brutal fantasy world, while the deuteragonist in "Dusk Howler" has created a villainous guild to help him commit various pranks and atrocities in the game.

If you liked Tian Guan Cifu add

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- Both stories are adaptations of novels. - "Tian Guan Ci Fu" is a shounen-ai and "Dusk Howler" is a bromance. - Both stories have a warm and touching relationship between the two handsome main characters. - The main characters are a ''good'' guy and a ''bad'' guy, but in "Tian Guan Ci Fu" they are a couple in love, while in "Dusk Howler" they are a pupil and a teacher. - The ''good'' guy is a hardworking, humble and unlucky person who accidentally committed some crime and has to complete some quests as punishment for this crime. - The ''bad'' guy is the great and terrible "demon", but he acts like a sweet and romantic person when he is around the ''good'' guy. - Both stories have beautiful art and many interesting characters. - Both stories have a cute, funny, mysterious and supernatural atmosphere with gods, demons, ghosts, etc.

If you liked Doctor, Live Again add

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- Both webtoons are based on bromance novels by the same author, Taesun. - Both webtoons are illustrated by yaoi artists: "Doctor's Rebirth" is illustrated by artist Dobin ("Master? Master!") and "Dusk Howler" is illustrated by artist Nansae ("The Master's Appetite"). - Both stories revolve around a bromance relationship between a teacher, a pupil and some third guy. - All three main characters are androgynous bishounens. - There are a few more bishounens in the story. The novels "Dusk Howler" (shounen, bromance, VRMMORPG) and "Doctor's Rebirth" (shounen, bromance, isekai, medical) are the only Taesun's novels where the events take place in the "murim" (the "ancient Chinese" martial arts world). The novel "Dusk Howler" consists of two parts: the first part tells about the first server (the "European" world of sword and sorcery), while the second part tells about the second server (the "ancient Chinese" martial arts world), however, in the manhwa "Dusk Howler", there is only the "European" server because the novel "Dusk Howler" consists of about 12 volumes, but the manhwa "Dusk Howler" showed only the events from the first two volumes of the novel. In the other novels by Taesun, events take place in the "European" world of sword and sorcery: "Game Master Mion" (shounen, VRMMORPG), "Dynamite" (shounen, romance, music, VRMMORPG), "Thanatos" (shounen, VRMMORPG), "Deadline of Silver" (shounen, fantasy, vampires), "The Phantom Master" (shounen, romance, fantasy, isekai), "The Dragon Master" (josei (where the protagonist is an asexual teenage boy who pretends to be a magical girl, and his love interest is a heterosexual teenage boy who is unrequitedly in love with this magical girl), magical academy, fantasy, post-apocalyptic), "Master of the Divine Beasts" (shoujo, romance, reverse harem, fantasy), "Chitra" (shoujo, romance, reverse harem, fantasy, isekai, game system).

If you liked Mo Dao Zu Shi add

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"The Founder of Diabolism" and "Dusk Howler" are mysterious action stories where several clans or guilds hunt undead, ghosts, demons, etc., but "The Founder of Diabolism" is a BL story that tells about a romantic relationship between the two bishounens, while "Dusk Howler" is a shounen story with BL subtext that tells about a bromance relationship between the three bishounens. Both stories are adaptations of the novels of the same name. Both the novel and the manhua "The Founder of Diabolism" take place in the "ancient Chinese" world where people learn martial arts to achieve immortality. Both the novel and the manhwa "Dusk Howler" take place mainly in the virtual MMORPG game "Trikia" and sometimes in modern South Korea. The first part of the novel "Dusk Howler" tells about the first server (the "European" world of sword and sorcery), while the second part tells about the second server (the "ancient Chinese" non-magical martial arts world), however, in the manhwa "Dusk Howler", there is only the "European" server because the novel "Dusk Howler" consists of about 12 volumes, but the manhwa "Dusk Howler" showed only the events from the first two volumes of the novel. Nine, the deuteragonist in "Dusk Howler", is a romantic, eccentric and childish undead / necromancer who is similar to Wei Wuxian, the protagonist in "The Founder of Diabolism", while Mori, the tritagonist in "Dusk Howler", is a cold, strict and caring dark elf / swordsman who is similar to Lan Wangji, the deuteragonist in "The Founder of Diabolism". Nine and Mori are best friends who have been living together in a private home and acting like a loving married couple for several years, but they often quarrel and fight because Nine is a sexual pervert who likes to do indecent deeds, while Mori is an asexual tsundere who gets angry every time Nine behaves in an indecent manner. But the plot of "Dusk Howler" mainly revolves around the bromance relationship between Nine and the protagonist Jaiha and pays little attention to the bromance relationship between Nine and Mori. Jaiha is a shy, modest and hardworking human / wizard who agreed to become Nine's pupil because Nine promised that he would turn Jaiha from a pathetic loser into a great man. Both Wei Wuxian (the founder of Demonic Cultivation) and Nine (a.k.a. Chaos Lord, Dark Tower Master, etc.) are sweet and friendly jokers, but they have a reputation for being great and terrible villains because they have a huge power and regularly perform ambiguous actions. However, Wei Wuxian follows the path of a hero and does predominantly good deeds, while Nine follows the path of a villain and does predominantly evil deeds.

If you liked Kindan Shitei de Breakthrough: Boy Meets Satan add

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- Genres: action, adventure, comedy, drama, fantasy, shounen. - The protagonist suffers from an inferiority complex, but his combat mentor gradually helps him get rid of this complex. - The protagonist is a "hero", but his mentor is a "demon king". - The mentor has a reputation as a great and terrible villain, but for some reason he does good deeds. - The protagonist has talented peers, against the background of which he looks like a loser, despite the fact that against the background of ordinary people he looks like a genius. - The protagonist is a hardworking person who trains hard in order to become stronger. - The protagonist and his mentor are bishounens who are in a bromance relationship with each other. - There are female characters in the story who are in love with the protagonist, but he misunderstands their feelings for him. - It's worth noting that the fanservice in "Kindan Shitei de Breakthrough: Boy Meets Satan" is intended for fans of the "ecchi" genre, while the fanservice in "Dusk Howler" is intended for fans of the "BL" genre. - Both stories are promotional pieces that only featured plot from the some early chapters of the original novels.

If you liked Vanitas no Karte add

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"Vanitas no Carte" and "Dusk Howler" are beautiful and mysterious shounen stories that tell the adventures of two bishounens. The main characters in "Vanitas no Carte" are the vampire Noé Archiviste and the human Vanitas, while the main characters in "Dusk Howler" are the undead Nine and the human Jaiha. "Vanitas no Carte" takes place in a fantasy steampunk world, while "Dusk Howler" takes place in the virtual fantasy game "Trikia" ("Thrace") where the continent is divided into two parts: the Light Camp (the kingdom of humans, elves and other light races) and the Dark Camp (the kingdom of vampires, werewolves and other dark races).

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"Monochrome Factor" and "Dusk Howler" are fantasy shounen stories with bishounens where a suspicious male character with long white hair (Shirogane or Nine) suddenly appeared in the life of an ordinary male character with short brown hair (Akira or Jaiha) and dragged him into a series of some supernatural events. The main characters in "Monochrome Factor" are a shadow creature Shirogane and a high school student Akira who together fight against evil spirits in the real world because Akira has a special ability, while the main characters in "Dusk Howler" are is a top player Nine (undead and necromancer) and a novice player Jaiha (human and wizard) who together complete a series of quests about ghosts and gods in the virtual fantasy game "Trikia" because Nine decided to become Jaiha's mentor in this game. Shirogane is a supernatural being that looks like a 25-year-old man; Akira is a 16-year-old boy; Nine is a 25-35-year-old man; and Jaiha is a 21-year-old man.

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"Undertaker Riddle" and "Dusk Howler" are beautiful shounen stories with BL subtext and lots of bishounens where an eccentric and mysterious male character with long blond hair suddenly appeared in the life of a cute and naive male character with short dark hair and dragged him into a series of some supernatural events. The main characters in "Undertaker Riddle" are a shinigami Riddle and a high school student Hayato who together serve as shinigami in the real world because Hayato has a special ability that draws ghosts to him, while the main characters in "Dusk Howler" are a top player Nine (undead and necromancer) and a novice player Jaiha (human and wizard) who together complete a series of quests about ghosts and gods in the virtual fantasy game "Trikia" because Nine decided to become Jaiha's mentor in this game. Riddle looks like a 20-year-old man, but he is actually much older as he is a ghost; Hayato is a 17-year-old boy; Nine is a 25-35-year-old man; and Jaiha is a 21-year-old man.

If you liked My S-Class Hunters add

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"My S-Class Hunters" and "Dusk Howler" are fun webtoons with game elements, bromance and pets, where an attractive male protagonist collects a "harem" of strong friends who help him achieve his goals. In general, these are easy and carefree stories, but there are some sad and scary moments in them.

If you liked Girls of the Wild's add

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Both webtoons are about how the male protagonist gradually turns from weak to strong thanks to the help of his strong friends who act as mentors for him. But "Girls of the Wild's" is a story about a guy who went to study at a fighting high school in the real world, while "Dusk Howler" is a story about a guy who started playing as a wizard in a fantasy virtual game.

If you liked Eleceed add

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"Eleceed" and "Dusk Howler" are beautiful and funny bromance webtoons where a cool and mysterious mentor helps a cute and timid male protagonist turn from weak to strong, but in "Eleceed" the events take place in contemporary South Korea, while in "Dusk Howler" the events take place in the fantasy virtual game "Trikia". In both stories, the mentor hides his real appearance and real name: Kayden Break (aka Casein Nitrate) in "Eleceed" took the form of a cat and settled in the house of his student Seo Jiwoo to hide from his overpowered enemies, while Moon Si-Woo (aka Nine) in "Dusk Howler" plays as an undead character in "Trikia" and hides who he really is from other players, including his student Kim Jee-Ha (aka Jaiha), because he has some dark secrets and does not want anyone to know about these secrets. In both stories, the protagonist has some interesting friends and pets. Also, both stories have slight hints of romance. In the novel "Dusk Howler", one of the main characters is a strong and beautiful girl named Monghwan (Dreaming) who is similar in personality to Yoo Jiyoung in "Eleceed" or Seira J. Loyard in "Noblesse", but in the webtoon "Dusk Howler", she said only two or three sentences and did not reappear in the story.

If you liked Overlord add

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"Overlord" and "Dusk Howler" are adaptations of the LitRPG novels of the same name about the adventures of a dark guild that consists of monsters, however, Momonga, the male protagonist in "Overlord", is the head of the guild, while Jaiha, the male protagonist in "Dusk Howler", is a student of the head of the guild. "Overlord" is an isekai story where Momonga is a simple salaryman who turned into his overpowered character in his favorite virtual game, while "Dusk Howler" is a Sci-Fi story where Jaiha is an unemployed 21-year-old man who started playing a virtual game in order to overcome his social phobia, and on his first day in this game he became a student of Nine, an overpowered character who is one of the top three player killers on the server. Nine likes to teach beginners, but he is very strange, so all his previous students disappeared in an unknown direction. Both Momonga and Jaiha are wizards, but Momonga is an undead, while Jaiha is a human who pretends to be a vampire. In addition, both Momonga and Nine are undead and necromancers. There are also other characters in "Dusk Howler" that look a bit like some of the characters in "Overlord". The manhwa "Dusk Howler" is very different from the original novel. For example, in the novel, Nine is an ugly and terrible undead who looks like a typical Grim Reaper, but in the manhwa, he is a sexy bishounen with a feminine face and long light gray hair. And his student Jaiha, in the novel, is a cute bishounen with a feminine face and long honey-blonde hair, while in the manhwa, he looks like an ordinary guy with a forgettable face and short brown hair.

If you liked Kuroshitsuji add

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"Black Butler" and "Dusk Howler" are fantasy shounen stories with BL subtext and lots of bishounens created by yaoi artists, but "Black Butler" is a mystical story where an aristocratic boy named Ciel Phantomhive (a human) and his genius butler named Sebastian Michaelis (a demon) are involved in solving crimes in Victorian England, while "Dusk Howler" is a LitRPG story where an experienced player named Nine (an undead, a necromancer and the head of the guild of thieves and murderers Dusk Howler) helps a novice player named Jaiha (a human and a wizard) complete quests in the virtual MMORPG game "Trikia" ("Thrace"). Jaiha is an unemployed 21-year-old man who started playing "Trikia" in order to overcome his social phobia, while Nine is an eccentric and mysterious player who, at first glance, helps Jaiha just for fun, but in fact he has a cherished desire and wants Jaiha to help him fulfill this desire. Jaiha has short brown hair, but his face and personality are very cute and feminine, so other players perceive him as a pretty girl, while Nine is a crazy and perverted bishounen with long light gray hair who is similar in personality to something between Grell Sutcliff and Undertaker in "Black Butler", so other players are afraid and avoid him.

If you liked Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint add

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Both webtoons have BL subtext, RPG elements, an interesting world, a group of interesting characters and a good art style. In "Dusk Howler", the protagonist plays a fantasy virtual game, while "Omniscient Reader" has a game system in real life.

If you liked Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru add

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"Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru" and "Dusk Howler" are funny comedies about gamers who met in an MMORPG game, but "Yamada-kun" is a romantic story about a development of a romantic relationship between a cute and sociable girl Akane and an unsociable guy Yamada who acts like an ice prince, while "Dusk Howler" is a bromance story about a development of friendship between two feminine guys: one of these guys, Nine, is a very sociable extrovert who likes to flirt with both girls and guys, but both female players and male players find him weird and avoid him because he has several oddities (kleptomania, sadomasochism, etc.), so he usually interacts only with his pets and other NPCs, while the second guy, Jaiha, is a very unsociable introvert who usually avoids interacting with other players and interacts only with his pets and other NPCs because he suffers from social phobia and an inferiority complex, but both female players and male players find him cute and try to befriend him or win his heart.

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If you like Ryuji Ayukawa a.k.a. Yuka in the seinen manga "Blue Period", you might like Moon Si-Woo a.k.a. Nine in the shounen manhwa "Dusk Howler" because Yuka and Nine look a bit like each other. Both "Blue Period" and "Dusk Howler" are coming-of-age stories where the male protagonist enthusiastically explores a topic that has never interested him before, and he is helped by his friends who are more experienced than him because they have been studying this topic for a long time. Yatora Yaguchi, the protagonist in "Blue Period", is a teenage boy who knew almost nothing about art, but he decided to start studying art and join an art club in order to enroll in an art university because his life was empty and meaningless until the day he became interested in art. And Kim Jee-Ha, the protagonist in "Dusk Howler", is an unemployed 21-year-old man who has never played MMORPG games before, but he started playing as a wizard with the game name Jaiha in the VRMMORPG game "Trikia" ("Thrace") and joined the villainous guild Dusk Howler in this game in order to overcome his social phobia and go to study law at some university. Yuka is Yatora's art friend who invited Yatora to join the art club. And Nine is a top player (necromancer) who became Jaiha's mentor in "Trikia" because one sweet girl who is friends with both Nine and Jaiha asked Nine to help Jaiha in the game. Both "Blue Period" and "Dusk Howler" have a group of interesting characters, a friendly atmosphere and beautiful art.

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The protagonist in "I Woke Up as the Villain" is a reader whose soul was transferred into the body of a secondary antagonist in a novel with RPG elements, while the protagonist in "Dusk Howler" is a hikikomori who started playing as a wizard in a virtual fantasy game in order to overcome his social phobia, but in this game, he accidentally joined a villainous guild and became a student of a legendary villain. Both stories have BL subtext.

If you liked Koukaku Kidoutai: The Ghost in the Shell add

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"The Ghost in the Shell" is a cyberpunk seinen story, and "Dusk Howler" is a VRMMORPG shounen story, but I think both of these stories might appeal to those readers who are interested in topics such as the development of the soul of characters with artificial intelligence or the impact of high technology on the mental health of people in a near-future world. The novel "Dusk Howler" has mutants, super soldiers and space travel in the real world, but the manhwa adaptation of this novel mainly follows the adventures of the protagonist and his friends in a virtual fantasy game and rarely shows the life of the players in the real world, so this manhwa doesn't have any mutants, super soldiers, or space travel (the novel is about 12 volumes long, but the manhwa showed only the events from the first two volumes of the novel, and also greatly reduced the plot of the novel).

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"Dusk Howler" is one of the many clones of "The Legendary Moonlight Sculptor" ("LMS"), but "Dusk Howler" is more like "Black Butler" than "LMS". For example, at the beginning of "LMS", the protagonist is an experienced and masculine man who can protect other people, while at the beginning of "Dusk Howler", the protagonist is an inexperienced and feminine man (bishounen) who is protected by his experienced and masculine mentor (also bishounen). "Dusk Howler" also has many other differences from "LMS", but I won't list them. Similarities between "Dusk Howler" and "LMS": - At the beginning of the story, the protagonist is a young man. Lee Hyun is 20 years old, and Kim Jee-Ha is 21 years old. - The protagonist plays a VRMMORPG game to solve his problems in the real world. - At first the protagonist is weak, but then he becomes stronger. - The protagonist received an unusual advantage that other players do not have. - And so on and so forth.

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"The Breaker" is about the martial arts gangster clans in modern society, while "Dusk Howler" is about the guilds of the player killers in a virtual fantasy game, but these two stories have similar character personalities, similar level of violence, similar sense of humor, and similar quality of art. - At the beginning of the story, the protagonist is weak and bullied by other people, but then he becomes stronger. - The protagonist has an overpowered, tough, unusual, unpredictable and mysterious teacher with a hidden past. - The plot has elements of fantasy or science fiction.

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"Net-juu no Susume" and "Dusk Howler" are funny stories with gender bender elements, where the NEET protagonist, who suffers from social phobia, finds friends in an MMO game and they affect the protagonist's life in the real world, but "Net-juu no Susume" is a romance story that focuses on the development of a romantic relationship, while "Dusk Howler" is a non-romance story that focuses on battles and adventures. Moriko Morioka, the protagonist in "Net-juu no Susume", is a 30-year-old female who quit her job at a trading company due to her social phobia and overwork, and then started playing as a male knight with the game name Hayashi in the MMORPG game "Fruits De Mer" to enjoy life in a fantasy world and avoid any interaction with the real world outside of her home. And Kim Jee-Ha, the protagonist in "Dusk Howler", is a 21-year-old male who was an honor student in his high school, but because of his social phobia, he failed law entrance exams at various universities for three years in a row, and then he started playing as a male magician with the game name Jaiha in the VRMMORPG "Trikia" ("Thrace") in order to overcome his phobia. However, Jee-Ha has a very feminine appearance and personality, so Jaiha is also very feminine.

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"Katekyo Hitman Reborn!" and "Dusk Howler" are action comedy shounen stories that follow the adventures of a weak, naive and honest male protagonist who has a strong, mischievous and sadistic mentor. - At the beginning of the story, the protagonist is an outcast. Tsunayoshi Sawada, the protagonist in "Katekyo Hitman Reborn!", is a teenage boy who is bullied by his classmates because he is bad at school, sports and social life. And Kim Jee-Ha, the protagonist in "Dusk Howler", is an unemployed 21-year-old man who started playing as a wizard with the game name Jaiha in the fantasy virtual game "Trikia" ("Thrace") in order to overcome his social phobia. - The protagonist became a member of a villainous organization, but he does not want to be a villain. Tsuna is a distant descendant of the founder of the Vongola mafia family, and thanks to this, the current boss of the Vongola sent Reborn, the world's greatest hitman, to teach Tsuna how to be a mafia boss. And the wizard Jaiha suddenly became a student of the evil necromancer Nine who is the best player killer in "Trikia" and the head of the guild of thieves and murderers Dusk Howler. Jee-Ha and Nine are friends with Yeon Hui, a cute 19-20 year old girl who recently started studying at the university, and when Jee-Ha told Hui that he was going to start playing "Trikia", Hui asked Nine to help Jee-Ha in this game. - In both stories, the protagonist's mentor enjoys pulling pranks, teasing his friends, and generally sowing chaos for his own amusement. - In both stories, the protagonist has a group of interesting and funny friends, and the number of members of this group is gradually increasing. - In both stories, there are several groups of characters that are friends or enemies with the protagonist's group: mafia families in "Katekyo Hitman Reborn!" and player guilds in "Dusk Howler".

If you liked Zettai BL ni Naru Sekai vs Zettai BL ni Naritakunai Otoko add

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"Zettai BL" and "Dusk Howler" are comedy stories where the male protagonist is surrounded by beautiful boys who he isn't interested in because he's straight, but "Zettai BL" is a BL manga that makes fun of typical BL cliches and characters, while "Dusk Howler" is a shounen manhwa that makes fun of typical reverse harem cliches and characters, however, "Zettai BL" focuses on romantic moments and everyday life, while "Dusk Howler" focuses on battles and adventures and places little emphasis on romantic moments and everyday life. The protagonist in "Zettai BL" is some unnamed minor character in the BL story who has realized that he is a minor character in the BL story and decides to protect himself at all costs from his becoming a protagonist in the BL story, while the protagonist in "Dusk Howler" is the naive nerd Kim Jee-Ha who knows nothing about beauty, fashion and romance, but as a result of an absurd set of circumstances, he started playing the virtual game "Trikia" ("Thrace") and, in this game, created a male magician Jaiha who looks like a beautiful goddess or a fairy princess and regularly finds himself in typical romantic situations that you can see in some shoujo manga like "Fruits Basket" or "Boys Over Flowers". In the original novel, in the real world, Jee-Ha is a nondescript 21-year-old man with an unmemorable face and short dark brown hair, while his playable character Jaiha is a divinely beautiful bishounen with a feminine face and long honey-blonde hair, but in the manhwa adaptation, Jaiha has the same nondescript appearance as Jee-Ha in the real world, so those readers who haven't read the novel usually cannot understand why at the beginning of the story, in the real world, he is a hikikomori, but in "Trikia", he is a popular guy who has a "harem" of several girls and several guys. (Girls rarely appear in the story, so many readers mistake "Dusk Howler" for BL.)

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1. An excellent artwork: "Solo Leveling" and "Dusk Howler" are full colored webtoons with good art style. 2. RPG elements: in "Dusk Howler", the protagonist plays a fantasy virtual game, while "Solo Leveling" has a game system in real life. 3. A typical shounen plot: MC starts out as weak and gradually gets stronger. 4. A source novel: the "Solo Leveling" webtoon (2018) is based on a 2016 web novel, while the "Dusk Howler" webtoon (2014) is based on a 2009 print novel based on a 2008 unofficial online game based on a 2007 unpublished light novel.

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"Dusk Howler" is a male version of "Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta..." ("My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!"). - A comedy plot with a mixed harem. The female protagonist's "harem" in "Otome Game" consists of heterosexual guys and bisexual girls, while the male protagonist's "harem" in "Dusk Howler" consists of heterosexual girls, heterosexual guys, and ambiguous characters (for example, Chaos Lord, the protagonist's combat mentor, is an eccentric and childish bishounen who behaves like a masculine man and a feminine woman, wears men's and women's clothes, and flirts with women and men). - No ecchi. "Otome Game" is a josei story that is intended for female readers, while "Dusk Howler" is a shounen story with BL subtext like "Black Butler" that is intended for male readers (teenage boys) and female readers (fujoshi). - A feminine protagonist. Catarina Claes, the protagonist in "Otome Game", is a beautiful, sociable and hardworking girl who wins people's hearts with her feminine charm, while Kim Jee-Ha (a.k.a. Jaiha), the protagonist in "Dusk Howler", is a pretty, shy and hardworking guy who wins people's hearts with his androgynous charm. - A dense protagonist. Catarina is very naive and she does not even suspect that she has a "harem". Jaiha suffers from an inferiority complex and considers himself ugly, so he thinks that the members of his "harem" are flirting with him because they feel sorry for him or bully him. - A villain protagonist. Catarina is a villainess who suddenly turned into a kind girl through the reincarnation, while Jaiha is a kind guy who accidentally agreed to become a disciple of the evil necromancer Nine (a.k.a. Chaos Lord). - A game. Catarina is a humble 17-year-old high school student who was hit by a car on her way to school and was reborn in a fantasy world that looks like the otome game "Fortune Lover", while Jee-Ha is an unemployed 21-year-old man who started playing as a wizard with the game name Jaiha in the VRMMORPG "Trikia" ("Thrace") in order to overcome his social phobia. - A clear goal. Catarina wants to change the game's plot to avoid a bad ending, while Jee-Ha wants to transform himself from a feminine and cowardly man who is bullied by his father and other people into a manly and brave man who is respected by his father and other people. - A hobby. Catarina enjoys gardening, while Jaiha likes to learn different skills: elemental magic, sewing clothes, blacksmithing, etc.