 If you liked
Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko!
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 ...then you might like
Mousou Telepathy
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>both good quality, character driven comedies with similar style of humour
>romance "situation" is also pretty similar in both manga
>both finished
>In my opinion both are just hilarious, sweet, highly enjoyable and truly recommended
The manga series in question share undeniable similarities. The chapters consist of one page, making them easier to read for beginners. The style of humor is similar as they really on slapstick comedy at times. Circling around romantic development between characters is a prominent feature of both manga and the cast of the manga consists of a handful of people, ensuring development to flesh out and extend the relation with the readers and the characters. The shows also rely on unnatural abilities the characters contain, in order to add comedic value and also develop character through said powers. It's psychic powers (Mousou Telepathy) versus physical
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Recommended by GiantQAACSleier
Both very funny and web mangas that update one page at a time, tomo is about the love of boyish girl and mousou is more about a girl who reads minds and tries to make friends but still they both have the same refreshing and light hearted feel.
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Recommended by Kuroyaminojou
Similarities:
- Both released daily
- Pretty similar plot
- Characters are both interesting and have their own interesting "abilities"
- Very similar humor
- Both revolve around a girl and guy respectively.
Difference:
- Mousou Telepathy has very cartoonish art (Which actually ties in well with the plot), whereas Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko is more Manga-like
- Characters in Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko are more 3 dimensional, and are more tied into the plot.
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Recommended by JikanEater
Both are daily released 4-Koma romantic, comedy manga, set in highschool. They revolve around a main pair that gradually gets closer to one another.
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Recommended by xShinigami3125
It's written in the same format (4-koma/4-panel) and has short and sweet chapters for the most part. Both are based in a school setting so their focus is on navigating the unknowns of romance and being individuals and members of society. They both start off with the focus of an unrequited love, but from opposite stand points (tomo-chan the main character in love vs Nakano-san the main character being sought after). What Tomo has in people as a support system, Nakano has in her ability to read minds (so she's basically on her own in the beginning). Their art styles are pretty different in execution,
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Recommended by thatlovableweeb