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Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai!
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High Score Girl
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They both have romance, action, plenty of fighting and competition, and yet they BOTH lack the SAUCE, expect to see zero physical affection in these anime.
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Recommended by Vdubexwhyzee
both are romance themed stories focusing on eccentric couples and their antics.
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Recommended by Disapeared_Ghost
Both has romance and school plot
Both main heroine afraid and shy if want to closer with male lead
Both heroine have Dandwre type
It invloes guy who finds himself stuck with a odd kind of girl and his life was never the same again.
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Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979
Another vote for Chuunibyou... not quite the same, but def warrants a rec IMO
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Recommended by ridindrrty
Both series are focused on growing romantic relationships between somewhat socially inept pre-teen/teenaged protagonists (which makes for great moments of awkward humour). Well summarised as 'learning to love' in both situations young male protagonists, both lacking in average social graces, meet insular young girls who find kindred spirits in boys who share/understand their offbeat hobbies. With the undercurrent of both shows focusing on the change in perceptions of these female protagonists as they grow from annoyances to object of genuine affection to the male protagonists. The adage 'sharing is caring' comes home to roost in these shows, as romance blooms in shared worldviews of the
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Balancing out values. High Score Girl and Chuunibyou explain the balance between what is fun, and what is the reality. Both anime have MCs who try to uphold standards whilst fighting off that which doesn't follow those standards.
In the case of Hi-Score, Oono is made to study and live a high-quality life despite her love for playing games. Chuunibyou is slightly different, as Yuuta wanting to live by a regular worth away from his chuunibyou activities. These MCs are dragged down by Haruo and Rikka respectively.
Both anime are great rom-coms focusing on hobbies and being true to yourself in the face of those hobbies.
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Recommended by NextUniverse