Kiss Him, Not Me - Recommendations

LadyCacti says...

If you like OHSHC or Kiss Him Not Me, you're sure to like the other! Both animes are reverse harems with an interesting female lead with an actual personality(something that isn't common in most reverse harems) with great comedy and quirky characters. Granted, in OHSHC the male characters are the more unusual characters, whereas it is the opposite in kiss him not me, with the male characters seeming normal in comparison to the main character. Enjoy!

hamletsmage says...

If you liked the reverse harem, almost BL scenes, the cosplay, the school life, and off-the-wall characters... Well, you're in for a treat. One takes place in an elite academy, the other stars an otaku... Either way, worlds are about to collide in these matching reverse harems. Like one, try the other. 

AcchanXD says...

It is both about a girl who gets herself dragged into a reversed harem. In both anime's there is boy x boy love. both are funny in their own way!

jameswarrensaid says...

Though the stories and animation style are different, both of these animes feature reverse harems, dynamic female protagonists, and cute boys willing to do whatever it takes to win her love! 

If you're interested in funny, slice-of-life anime that's lighthearted and sweet, OHSHC and Kiss Him Not Me are the pinnacle of the genre.  

delolmo says...

Reverse harem with great characters loving that one female who has has a big heart. Both are really funny as well.

teasbees says...

Both revolve around a young, somewhat oblivious teenage girl stuck in a situation of admirers. They are very cute and light-hearted anime.

ISaidRoar says...

Both anime have a lot of comedy revolved around romance that just sadly doesn't happen. Either way though, satisfy the watcher with some great comedy.

PeachPetit says...

                                                                                                                              

Adriana02 says...

Both have a lot of attractive guys with unique personalities and a lot of humor. Kiss Him, Not Me is definitely geared more towards girls but I think the type of comedy of both is similar. 

NasalaEdItS says...

Kiss Him Not Me is as you know a reverse harem just like Ouran Highschool Host Club.Both anime involve an otaku,romance,friendship,and so much comedy you'll fall off the bed.In my personal opinion if you're looking for a better romance story I'd recommend Ouran Highschool Host Club,it has a flawless storyline beiginning to end it is a pity it doesn't have a season 2.Both anime are also very relatable whether it me debt,school life,otaku life,or just life in general.

IGuess says...

Both series are full of comedy with some hints of romance. Both are reverse harems, and each guy has a different personality compared to the others.  

ayyysh says...

Both are reverse harems with a fun female lead who's just trying to live her life when her harem appears and changes everything. One's a fujoshi/otaku and the other is surrounded but fujosji and otaku themes. Both of the stories are super funny and just a cute fun time. Both sub and dub are great and make you laugh. All in all great plots would recommend you watch the other if you've watched one of them!

caitlin3435 says...

The reason I have chosen this anime is that they are both similar in many ways. Like they are both romances and contain BL. The only difference is that one is a love triangle and the other isn't I believe. Another difference is that Kiss Him, Not Me is just normal students that aren't rich or anything. A similar thing that makes it the same is that each of the protagonists has different personalities.

hotspot says...

Both anime involve the main character being a Fujoshi/Fudanshi (AKA Lover of Boys Love Manga/ Yaoi.). The main character is OBSESSED with two guys in a romantic relationship; so much so, that they don't care for being in a relationship themselves. The main character is also accompanied by a Fujoshi best friend, in which they talk about their favorite pairings.

Both anime have a very similar vibe, and the best part is, they came out in the same year!

hamletsmage says...

Both anime feature a sub-group of otaku that obsess over Boy-Love material. Whether it's pairing their favorite characters, or sneakily pairing their classmates, the leads of these shows see BL everywhere. Kiss Him is a reverse harem, while Highschool Life is more comedy, but these two pair rather well. 

raswafu says...

It is great especially how each character stands out and the story line....................................................................................................................................................

NatiBerry says...

Anime about boys and girls who likes yaoi, love the awkward moments betwen the boys XD I wish this anime would be larger

nyanlu says...

fujiyoshi/fudanshi protagonist who is obsessed with yaoi to the point they ship their friends. both animes have a convention episode and secondary characters who are also into yaoi as well as friends who are creeped out by it. pretty fun, light-hearted comedies, but Kiss Him Not Me definitely has more plot and development to it.

Ech0ez says...

Both of the main characters love boy x boy love and has a bunch of love interest casing after them.

ShiroHatake says...

Both stories are a comedic depiction of the everyday life of a high school BL fan, and finding people to connect with about their preferred fandom. 

RustyLikesAnime says...

Both Animes Follow a MC who's surrounded by love interests of both genders who were drawn to the MC's personality

Both Follow a MC who's oblivious to the love of the other characters. (The romantic love at least.)

Both are lighthearted and fun Animes with lots of humour and drama, as well as MCs who are are loveable despite not being all that bright. 

(SPOILERS FOR THE ENDINGS OF BOTH ANIMES!!!!!)

at the end of the animes, the MC never makes a decision on which of the love interests they want to spend their life with. they all stay as friends but vow to win the love of the MC regardless.

LadyMew says...

Both Characters undergo a change for My Next life as a villainess: All routes lead to doom it is a change of character because she remembers a past life. In Kiss him, Not me the change is physical as the Female lead loses weight. They are both reverse gardens with both boys and girls falling in love. Both try to set up the people who are in love with them with others in the harem.

Mewkityy says...

Both are comedic harems centering around a female lead obsessed with otaku culture. Kiss Him, Not Me has more yaoi aspect while Hamefura has more girls love, both are enjoyable regardless of whether you like GL, BL, both, or none.

kayeotic says...

Both reverse harem animes they also have woman love interests as well!! And the main characters are SO daft 

Starletka says...

While the respective plots and worlds differ, both of these series are reverse harems with yuri options. And the MCs are both otaku.

YariMari says...

Although they are different plot-wise, they are both reverse harem comedies with an otome-loving female lead who attracts all the pretty boys without even realizing what is happening.

lovelyzuku says...

both are funny as can be, and the mc is kinda airheaded but still loveable!! both contain a whole harem of both guys and gals. neither are exactly deep, just a fun watch. 

QuinnDabratz says...

High schooler Anzu Hoshino has a great life. Every day she plays video games, pigs out on snacks, and pets her beloved cat. But this blissful existence is turned into a confusing mess when a magical creature transports her to an altered reality bereft of her favorite things. Now she’s stuck with hot guys instead! How can she possibly survive in such an awful world?!

Eclipse1024 says...

They both have 'stuck in a romantic comedy but are not interested in romance'.  Though both mc are surrounded by hot guys who are interested in them, it becomes a comedic but sweet meaningful friendship instead of romance.

Musicgirl2379 says...

Same premise really. A female protagonist who is basically forced into a rom com out of their free will. They also have similar personalities with the classic men from all rom coms. Pretty and badass protagonists for both. Similar vibes for both shows.

fappymongoose says...

They are both centered around mc who dont care for romance themselves. Plus its hilarious and a feel good anime.

lovelyzuku says...

in both, the characters are funny as hell, and a heavily enjoyable watch. similar in the 'otaku' sense due to both mcs being considered ones. 

Nandasan93 says...

The comedic vibes, the high school setting, the reverse harem and sudden change in a nerdy girl, all of these factors give these stories a sister-like feel!

Shshshshshshs says...

                           I think that if you enjoyed romantic killer like I did then I think he would like Kiss him, not me. It is one of my favorites, and it is pretty similar to romantic killer, which is also one of my personal all-time favorites.

AngelPacific says...

Both are good reverse harem animes.  Each protagonist are strong independant but way quirky that are definitely enduring to the other characters.  Each time Kae Serinuma went into otaku mode I swear it reminded me of Sunako when she shrinks down to chibi mode.  Both are not too serious and i couldn't decide which guy I liked better from them.  The guys were also very similar that each shared a character type, the agressor, the smarty, the gentle and the perfect.  But if you boil it down both had a message of being yourself and others will find that beautiful.

Shiryuki says...

If you are looking for reverse harem, please watch Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge. You will see the similarities of those 4 ikemens from Kiss Him Not Me to YNSH. :)

Enjoy!!

NatiBerry says...

Harem Inverse.

In both animes the protagonist (Sunako and Serinuma), have hobbies and tastes that aren´t very popular for normal people, but they are very kind and cute in her way, thay aleays take care about their brilliant friends and they love them and accept them like they are

Nandasan93 says...

If you like that the FL is kinda clueless about how attractice they are and that the handsome ML who is always followed by and hates girls actually doesn't start off as romantically interested in the FL, this could be a great next watch for you!

Starletka says...

While the setting and main plots differ, there's a lot of similarities when it comes to the otaku/fujoshi side of the respective stories. And when the female characters discuss their favourite characters and pairings, you feel a sense of deja vu.

Amalya says...

Both Anime are about a Fujoshi main protagonist trying to hide their hobby but fail and try to survive their daily life at school/work. Its both with a lot of RomCom and totally worth a try if you loved one of the series <3

ShiroHatake says...

Both shows focus on characters that are hyper fans of a facet of otaku culture. Both have characters that are BL fans. Both are comedic romance stories. 

ayyysh says...

They both have otaku/fujoshi main characters who are just trying to live thier lives. They're both fun plots with cute and wonderful main characters, lots of jokes and laughs and great subplots and supporting characters

jameswarrensaid says...

Both anime feature a character who has recently lost a ton of weight and is suddenly quite attractive to those around them. While Kae (the protagonist of Kiss Him Not Me) did not try to lose weight and is initially scared of her potential suitors, Masamune purposefully sought out his new body specifically to become popular with girls. However both characters have a great deal of trouble adjusting to life in their new bodies and hilarity ensues. Both characters are quite endearing and the supporting characters in both anime are interesting. We also are not sure at this point in either anime who the main character will end up with or how their relationships will play out. Personally I am looking forward to more from both shows!

tanjihoe says...

They both have character protagonists who both lost tons of weight and become super popular. While Masamune is more about revenge, Kae's is more lighthearted seeing that five guys now regret treating her badly when she was fat.

MidnightMoons says...

Both are about people who reform themselves and end up in crazy romantic situations. Nothing ever seems to go their way but there's always a good laugh. 

keilovesanime says...

I recommend this anime because it revolves around one girl being surronded by alot of guys.  I am really bad at describing anime, so i am going to post the discription, not knowing if it will pop up or not with the title. Propably, but this discription is from kissanime.ru

Description:

Kae Serinuma is a second year high schooler and an avid fujoshi who secretly ships her classmates, Igarashi-kun and Nanashima-kun. The death of her favorite anime character causes her to become stressed—and loses weight rapidly. Now that Serinuma has become an attractive girl to her classmates, her snarky kouhai Shinomiya-kun, and her senpai Mutsumi, how is she going to deal with them ...with her constant BL-filled, fujoshi mind?!

Description of Kamigami no Asobi:

The story revolves around Kusanagi Yui, who is ordered by Zeus, a god and the headmaster of a school he created, to teach the meaning of love to young and handsome gods. The reason he has for doing this is to cancel the negative effects of the weakening bond between the world of the divine and the world of the humans.

NatiBerry says...

I recommended because is reverse harem genre but the history around the characters its different, one is more comedy and the other is more shojo like, I love both <3

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Silvernotebook says...

Both are obviously reverse harems. If you look at the characters and their personalities (of both anime), then you may find similarities, however, I can think of nothing else at the moment. 

knoxyal says...

Watamote and Ao-chan - Cringy but adorable. The type of show you don’t really want to admit to others that you find it entertaining. It’s tough giving the first episode a go, given the silly and somewhat indecent premise.