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Yumeria

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When Mikuri Tomokazu fell asleep on his 16th birthday, he expected to dream of girls and happy places -- but instead found himself on a strange battlefield in a desolate world! Now, Mikuri is saddled with the responsibility of saving the both the human and dream worlds from forces that could spell their destruction! But, more importantly, he is also saddled with a legion of adoring voluptuous girls. Questions abound: Who will Mikuri grope next? Will he ever score? And, less importantly, will the world be destroyed?

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Love Hina

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Keitaro Urashima is somewhat of a failure. In order to fulfill a promise he made to a girl fifteen years ago, he has tried time and again to get into Tokyo U but has never managed to pass the exam. However, fate smiles upon him and he ends up working for his aunt, managing an all-girls dorm! Living with the feral Kaolla, the timid Shinobu, the sake-loving Mitsune, the blade mistress Motoko and the punch-happy Naru, can Keitaro keep his focus and keep his promise? And will he ever end up meeting that girl from his past?

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Tomte
Both Yumeria and Love Hina are romatic comedies with a fair ammount of ecchi in them. Love Hina tend to be a bit more serious (drama) than Yumeria, and Yumeria have a more childish side to it.
sothis
Do you like harem comedies? I don't, but if you do, you'd probably appreciate both Love Hina and Yumeria. Yumeria definitely is more sci fi and "unique", but both are full of ecchi and a perverted main character, and of course, the harem of girls who want the main character. *blech*

Maburaho

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Kazuki Shikimori is a 17-year old junior studying at Aoi Academy, an elite school for the magically gifted. However, unlike enrollment to the school would suggest, his magical prowess is below-average. In fact, he can only use magic eight times in his life, or he will die. But not all is not lost: Kazuki's family tree includes the latent genetic material for magical greatness. After that information leaks out, Kazuki suddenly becomes the most popular male student in the school, and girls from powerful magician families begin chasing him to get his genes.

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sothis
Maburaho and Yumeria are two fairly terrible harem comedies with plenty of ecchiness. Both have relatively unique concepts, so that's a plus, but I also felt like stabbing my brain out when watching each of these. Nevertheless I think if you liked one you'd like the other for the tone, mood, and ecchi theme.
lainkitty

Both romantic comedies with a lot of ecchi moments. Maburaho can be more serious and dramatic at times but also can be funnier. Overall both of these have the same feel to them with the girls and the main character guys.

RahXephon

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Kamina Ayato may seem like an average boy in a devastated world, but after being captured by TERRA, a military organization set on saving the world from the Mu, an alien race set on "tuning" the world, he realizes he is an instrument in deciding the fate of humanity and piloting RahXephon. Not only is Ayato the only person who can control the mecha, but he also has a terrible fate of his own. Holding onto memories of his old life and grasping to keep his own humanity, he must struggle in this new world and realize his true potential with RahXephon.

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roguenoir
Both series revolve around two parallel realities, one of which is the world we know and one is some sort of an artificial/dream world. Both involve a hero who was unwillingly forced to take responsibility to save the world (but then happened to be surrounded by lots of cute girls who are into him.) Rahxephon is more serious and thought provoking; Yumeria leans towards more comedy and fanservice.

Aquarian Age

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Kyouta and his friends just want to rock out all day and night long, and with a new record deal, it seems they'll be able to do just that. But when the women around him, including his best friend Yokko, start revealing strange powers, Kyouta finds himself at the crux of an ancient conflict, torn between love and loyalty.

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jholovacs

Both Yumeria and Aquarian Age are quasi-harem stories where the central (male) figure has a unique, coveted power that can save the world. They also both exist partly out of this world and in another.

DNA²

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In the future, mankind faces a terrible dilemma: overpopulation! The origin of this epidemic has been traced to one young man named Junta who, in his time period, is destined to become the Mega-Playboy who fathers 100 children (though currently, he vomits uncontrollably whenever a woman gets near him!). Karin is a DNA Operator who has been sent back in time to put a stop to the budding playboy's hormones, but accidentally becomes the cause of his transformation! As if things couldn't get worse, is Karin actually... falling in love with Junta?!

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Tomte
Both DNA² and Yumeria are drama/comedies, both also dealing with frendship and relations. Yumeria is a bit more childish than DNA² but then a bit more comic as well.