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If you liked Oniichan wa Oshimai! add

...then you might like Danshi Koukousei dakedo Gal ni TS Shimashita add

What does a super shy sexy tanned high school gyaru and a cute shy middle school girl have in common? . .. ... That both are SHY! XD Oh, and that both girls were guys previously. Yes, both stories are focused in how a guy, transformed into a girl, has to explore his new every day life as an attractive member of the opposite sex. The only difference would be that OniMai is a slice-of-life, while Danshi Gyaru is directly a comedy. So if you have no problem with that, you will surely enjoy both.

If you liked Sekai no Hate de Aimashou add

...then you might like Danshi Koukousei dakedo Gal ni TS Shimashita add

Danchi Gyaru just finished its introduction, but so far it seems as comical as Sekai Aimasho. The main similarity is that in both stories you will see how the MC, a shy guy, has to find his way in life after being transform into a girl. The main difference (without spoilers) is that in Sekai the MC becomes a female version of himself, while in Danchi the MC is basically a complete different person, a sexy tanned gyaru! If you like one, you will like the other. Trust me.

If you liked Joshi Shougakusei Hajimemashita P! add

...then you might like Youjo Life! add

Looking for a comedy about a middle age man waking up as a loli? These two mangas are for you!

If you liked Isekai de Haishin Katsudou wo Shitara Tairyou no Yandere Shinja wo Umidashiteshimatta Ken add

...then you might like Isekai Saikouhou no Guild Leader: Guild Saijaku no Boku dakedo, Guildsmen Zenin no Ai ga Omokute Guild wo Yameraremasen add

Do you like fantasy? Do you like isekais? Do you like harems? Do you like Yanderes?!! Well, these both series are what you are looking for. Well, that out side, what you need to know is that Guild Leader is focused in adventures and you will have 9-10 yanderes, including guys (since the very first chapter). While, Haishin is more a slice of life / school life story, with 5 yanderes (so far). And the most important thing, both are really entertaining. So what are you waiting for to read both?!

If you liked Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai add

...then you might like Yumemiru Danshi wa Genjitsushugisha add

Let's keep this simple: Both series have de same flavor. How do I say it? Both have this narrative structure so as similar protagonists… and this "old school" flavor. What I want to say is: "If you like one, you might like the other!"

If you liked Boku no Hero Academia add

...then you might like Super Crooks add

Superheroes, super villains, and a bunch of weird super powers; what else you need to love both series? Maybe know that Crook is a seinen and BHA is a shounen; outside of that, you will enjoy both.

If you liked Kumichou Musume to Sewagakari add

...then you might like Buddy Daddies add

A gansters story, cute little girl, paternity… if you like this subjects, these both series will be of your like. However, just remember that the tone of both is completely different: Kumichou is almost full slice of life, while Buddy Daddies is action and comedy.

If you liked Kuzumi-kun, Kuuki Yometemasu ka? add

...then you might like Kuroiwa Medaka ni Watashi no Kawaii ga Tsuujinai add

Same story: popular and cute girl ends falling for a no-good looking MC who ignores her. However, even if both are cute histories, Kuzumi is a 4-koma like gag manga while Kuroiwa is a more serious love comedy story.

If you liked Sore wa Rei no Shiwaza desu add

...then you might like Urenai Mangaka to Sewayaki no Onryou-san add

Two paranormal comedies with a vengeful spirit at the center of the story. Although Urenai Mangaka is a slice-of-life focused in adults and Sore wa Rei is a romantic comedy with high schoolers, you will find the same sweet taste in both mangas... A spooky ("The Ring" level) sweet taste.

If you liked Kenja no Mago add

...then you might like Shijou Saikyou no Daimaou, Murabito A ni Tensei suru add

Two super magicians reincarnated in a world with a "low" magic level. Basically your usual overpowered MCs story. The only difference so far is that Kenja is an Isekai and Shijou isn't (the MC reincarnates within the same world). Also, both have this initial magical school delepment to introduce the characters, harem included, before jumping into the "fight demons adventure" usual in this stories. With that said, both are actually entertaining and "better" written than "Shikkakumon no Saikyou Kenja". So if you like one, you may enjoy the other two. Just give them a chance.

If you liked Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san add

...then you might like Shachiku-san wa Youjo Yuurei ni Iyasaretai. add

Over worked employee, a super adorable cute supernatural girl willing to heal their soul with kind and cute actions, both series are focused on that cute trope!! However, while Senko has a lovable level, Shachiku's cuteness is over 9000, so you need to be prepared for the sugar rush you will get thanks to the level of cuteness this series. In more simple words: go and watch both and get your exhausted soul healed with the power of cuteness!!

If you liked Ushinawareta Mirai wo Motomete add

...then you might like Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai add

If I should say it simple: Both series have the same taste. Both stories are soft school slice of life that go around a simplified sci-fi concept like: time travel, paradoxes, the Schrodinger cat, Laplace demon… and the like. In other words, both focus on the live of the characters, "ignoring" the paranormal sci-fi events that began the stories.

If you liked Gosick add

...then you might like Shadows House add

It's simple: both series have the same flavor. Despite the fact that the respective characters from each series can't be more different between them; the approaching to the story's mysteries have the same flavor. So if you like one, there's a huge chance that the other might be of your like.

If you liked Akuyaku Reijou Tensei Ojisan add

...then you might like Neta Character Tensei toka Anmari da! the Comic add

Man ends isekaied and transformed into a female character from a video game. In Net-chara, the MC is OP in a typical rpg fantasy world. In Akuyaku the MC is the villainess of an otome game. In Net-chara, the MC is kind of chuuniesc. In Akuyaku the MC has this cheat power that translates his veteran office worker polite ways into the mannerism of a high class perfect lady. In Net-chara, the MC was a middle aged man. In Akuyaku the MC was a man, probably, close to his retirement. Etto… 0w0? I swear that both have this easy going flavor that makes them alike! But, out side of this aura, they have nothing else in common; however, I'm sure you will like one if you enjoyed the other one!! Please give them a chance!! \ >.< /

If you liked Fantasy Bishoujo Juniku Ojisan to add

...then you might like Neta Character Tensei toka Anmari da! the Comic add

Middle age man is sent to your typical isekai transformed as a loli girl. And… That's everything they have in common. I could add that both are comedies, both have this easy going atmosphere around their overreacting MCs, and… Nop, there's nothing I can add until more chapters of Net-Chara are translated.

If you liked Tensei Kyuuketsuki-san wa Ohirune ga Shitai: Please Take Care of Me. add

...then you might like Neta Character Tensei toka Anmari da! the Comic add

A Guy dies and is reincarnated as an over powered loli in a game like world, where he (now she) plans to travel by leisurely. That's it, that what they have in common so far. Then... both are adaptations of their respective light novels and both have the same comical approach to the concept of a middle age man reincarnated as a loli. Actually, both stories face our goddess-mode MC with some random mob burglars as their first… tutorial battle. Then, the main difference between these two is the motivation of our MCs. In Kyuuketsuki-san, we get a silver haired loli focus exclusively in finding some one that would give her three meals and a place to sleep; while in Net-Chara our black haired mistress is willing to take a peaceful tour around her new world, accompanied with her new loli elf servant. (To be fair, vampire-chan gets her own kitsune loli later) In other words: if you like easy going OP lolis, both mangas are for you!

If you liked Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta!: Kokuyoku no Haou add

...then you might like Neta Character Tensei toka Anmari da! the Comic add

The common points in these title are basically the concept: One guy is isekaied, into a world similar to a rpg game he used to play, and transformed into a girl (their respective videogame avatar); obviously, both MC are OP. The difference start with the first approach to the story. Yasei is an adventure story, while Net-chara seems more focused in comedy (I barely have read the first 3 chapters translated, so this my change later). Also, despite being OP, in Yasei are some characters that can go in a one-to-one with the MC, on the opposite side, in Net-chara… the first "opponents" are mere disposable mob characters… Hope it gets more interesting further in the story.

If you liked One Punch-Man add

...then you might like Shinka no Mi: Shiranai Uchi ni Kachigumi Jinsei add

In two letters: OP. Just like that, both stories revolve around these Over Powered MCs complaning about being too over powered. However, what you must remember is that both are comedies, satires of their respective genres. One punch man: it's a parody that mocks about the superheroe concept along with the archetype of the battle mainstream mangas. Shinka no mi: it's a manzai sketch full of countless tsukkomi per chapter pointing out the absurdness of the cliches seen in most of the isekai light novels. Although, if I should point a difference, the principal might be the development: One punch man jumps right into the acid humor that will, little by little, break the shell of the characters surrounding the MC, deepening the story and the world where it takes place. Shinka no mi, on the other side, has more of a childish flavor. The jokes go for an easy laugh and the development pace is SO slow, that you might think that there is none; and unless you are really into random humor, you probably will quit after the first arc ends.

If you liked Ore, Twintail ni Narimasu. add

...then you might like Dokyuu Hentai HxEros add

How would you creat a Super Sentai series based on an erotic or fetishist concept? Well, these series are the answer to that question! However, there's one thing you need to now: HxEros is good, while Twintail is… don't watch it. My reason to say so is how the stories are developed: at one side we have HxEros, which develops its characters little by little with a good pace focusing in a standar Super Sentai story. Meanwhile, Twintail would have work better as a Hentai with less episodes and no censorship, since it end falling into the exposition of a huge list of fetish without develping an actual story.

If you liked Kagi Hime Monogatari: Eikyuu Alice Rondo add

...then you might like Märchen Mädchen add

This two series have the same action flavor with magic shoujos based of fairy tales… And that's all, after watching just the first episode of Märchen…

If you liked Little Witch Academia (TV) add

...then you might like Märchen Mädchen add

Let's start with the part that in both series we have a girl that knows nothing (out of fiction) getting into a real magic school… And that's all, after watching just the first episode of Märchen…

If you liked Tensei Kyuuketsuki-san wa Ohirune ga Shitai add

...then you might like Succubus ni Tensei shita node Milk wo Shiborimasu add

Both stories deal with a male MC that becomes a girl while getting his second chance to live within a Fantasy world.

If you liked Princess wa Barairo no Yume wo Miru add

...then you might like Tensei Kyuuketsuki-san wa Ohirune ga Shitai add

Both stories deal with a male MC that becomes a girl while getting his second chance to live within a Fantasy world.

If you liked Tilea no Nayamigoto: Isekai Jashin Tensei Kitan add

...then you might like Tensei Kyuuketsuki-san wa Ohirune ga Shitai add

Both stories deal with a male MC that becomes a girl while getting his second chance to live within a Fantasy world.

If you liked Princess wa Barairo no Yume wo Miru add

...then you might like Tilea no Nayamigoto: Isekai Jashin Tensei Kitan add

Both stories deal with a male MC that becomes a girl while getting his second chance to live within a Fantasy world.

If you liked Princess wa Barairo no Yume wo Miru add

...then you might like Succubus ni Tensei shita node Milk wo Shiborimasu add

Both stories deal with a male MC that becomes a girl while getting his second chance to live within a Fantasy world.

If you liked Tilea no Nayamigoto: Isekai Jashin Tensei Kitan add

...then you might like Succubus ni Tensei shita node Milk wo Shiborimasu add

Both stories deal with a male hikikomori MC that becomes a girl while getting his second chance to live within a Fantasy world.

If you liked Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu add

...then you might like Shinka no Mi: Shiranai Uchi ni Kachigumi Jinsei add

Both stories go around a male MC sent to a world of magic and swords where he ends in the middle of a tipical romantic harem comedy development while having to surf the goes and comes of a fantasy adventure. However the differences start with how they ended on those worlds: in Mushoku it's a reincarnation, while in Shinka the MC is "teleported". Another thing to take on count is that in Mushoku the MC is not exactly an OP... While in Shinka a good amount of the jokes come from the MC commplaining about being an OP. The next difference is that Mushoku has a more "realistic" approach to how a fantasy world might work, while Shinka's is basically a RPG-videogame with menu screen and everything. Another important fact comes from the core of the stories. In Mushoku, you will find a slow romantic development as the story is focused on the adventure and the growth of the characters. Meanwhile in Shinka you will find a more stereotyped development with the apparition of a new heroine per volumen and all the cliches that would drive her to fall for the MC.

If you liked Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu add

...then you might like Princess wa Barairo no Yume wo Miru add

Both series feature the main character reincarnating into a fantasy world. However, while in Mushoku the character goes through the actual reincarnation process: where he comes back to life as a baby… In Princess the main character just awoke as the game character he created for a MMORPG. Also, in Mushoku, you will see the MC working hard to become a good person (since he was a NEET in his previous life). While in Princess the hardworking MC (a male) awokes in this fantasy world as a vampire princess with a whole country for himself/herself after dying in Japan. The last differences goes in the prespective: Mushoku is a slice-of-life type of history where you follow the training of the MC. And in Princess you will follow the MC exploring the world he/she awokes to and actually getting into huge huge conflicts and wars...

If you liked Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu add

...then you might like Tilea no Nayamigoto: Isekai Jashin Tensei Kitan add

Both series feature the main character (a NEET) reincarnating into a fantasy world, where he decided to become a hardworking person. Also, both stories have a slice-of-life approach. Now the differences: Tilea's is a gender bender comedy (the MC reincarnated as a girl) where the jokes are based on her denial to accept she is not as normal as she thinks. About the narrative, It doesn't go to deep into the world and focus on the relationship between characters. On the other side Mushoku has a more serious approach with the hero being pretty conscious of his own ability, which he keeps training through the story. Also, the narrative includes long explanations about how the magic works in that world as it is focused in Rudeus traning more than anything. And I must add that this is based on the reading of just one volume of each.