Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It - Recommendations

Qplayer says...

Both anime have main characters that are trying to outwit each other in the realm of romance while blending both humor and drama

Rascal says...

Very similar shows with romance and comedy as a main focus, and two very intelligent main characters helming each one. Overly dramatic comedy in both, if you like that sort of thing than this is for you.

Herohades says...

I mean, they're basically the same show. Both feature two characters trying to find their way into a relationship with each other, while navigating a tense battle of wits to get there. And both have a similar focus on comedy, as well as surprisingly similar plot points. Although I think Kaguya-sama is the more solid of the two, both are well worth the watch. 

Buckylass says...

They both have similar premises where they practically refuse to admit they're in love and evade the situation altogether while still being an endearing and comical relationship between the two. 

honeybear8 says...

Both have two people looking at their own love in a frustratingly objective way. They are both cute!!

boredForeveer says...

I truly enjoyed watching both. I didn't really think about this pairing, but I completely agree since they have a similar vibe. Their differences really tie together, one where they know theyre in love but try to scientifically find evidence and the other one where they find love as a weakness, trying to get one another to confess in order to basically be the top in the relationship.

Beth0410 says...

Both have smart characters who try to outwit each other. Both has blend of romance, comedy and drama. 

Max4444 says...

Both are Romance drama comedies with a lot of big brain stuff. Though the themes are quite different, Kaguya-sama is about two people who try to outsmart each other to make the other confess to them, Science fell in love is about two scientists in love who try to find out what love is.

FalconX578 says...

Both of these anime revolve around a central "gimmick" to tell a romantic comedy. In "Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It," or "Rikekoi" from here on, the story revolves around two science geeks who are too obsessed with "proving" they are in love with empirical evidence before moving forwards in a relationship. In Kaguya-sama, the gimmick is that the main characters are two tsundere high schoolers who are too prideful to confess their feelings instead. At the surface, this might seem like it gets annoying, but where Kaguya-sama stands out on its own is that they both attempt to instead try and make the other confess using Death Note-esque mind games. Furthermore, Kaguya-sama does not fail to deliver on telling a romantic story as well as a comedic one. You still manage to see the main couple progress in their relationship, while the lovely cast of side characters each begin to get their own development as well. If you were able to put up with the wackiness of Rikekoi then you would porbably love Kaguya-sama just as much.

YuukiAnona says...

well to be frank the genres are not really completely same but they resemble each other a lot my personal option will be both are on equal stand now that i am thinking on a reason for which is better among these two I HAVE NO CLUE....

both the series have comedy romance as their prime features and both are a real great watch ill recommend both of them EQUALLY

wreckage2004 says...

                                                                                                                                                                                 

Littlesilverwolf says...

Both anime are just smart (stupid) couple trying to outwise the other. They realise their love to the other but just cannot get the courage to speak it out. And they solve it by waiting the other speak out first (Kaguya) and making thesis to prove their love.

Hayane says...

Both romcom happen outside high school so, older characters either adults working in the office (Wotakoi) or graduate students (Rikei). Both involve obsessions with certain things, Wotakoi with games and Rikei with science. Both go through slice of life kind of episodes, however, Rikei uses University Research theme while Wotakoi uses games/anime references. Both male characters are lone types who only care for their obsession kinda. 

yumilk says...

Both are based on adults, athough they are pretty different, the audience will be the same. In Wotakoi childhood otaku friends start dating, In Science fell in love, (people who have met before but are oblivious it was eachother) fall in love. I prefered Wotakoi though, watched it twice, and I dropped Science fell in love by episode 9.

honeybear8 says...

Both are romcoms that are in adult settings. They both also have mc that are bad at communicating/understanding what they feel

Beth0410 says...

Both with adult couples who does not really know much about relationship while trying to think logically or obessessed with games.

pandalove2482 says...

Both about a couple who seems well together at first glance but they don't really know why they are good together yet and the show is about figuring that out.

FalconX578 says...

If you enjoyed the otaku Ibarada and Kosuke from "Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It," or "Rikekoi," then you're in luck because a romance exists between working otaku in the anime "Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku." In Wotakoi, the show follows a couple of weebs, and you get to see a very adult romance between two adults, without losing any sense of silly anime fluff, from both a comedy standpoint and from a slice of life perspective as well. Unlike in Rikekoi, the main point of Wotakoi isn't to be funny through absurd humor, but instead just wants to tell a story about a couple who are both engrained in different sides of otaku culture. One thing I enjoyed about this anime was how it showed so much about other aspects of weeb culture I myself never got interested. It explores gaming nerds, yaoi fangirls, cosplay, and figurine-collecting moe addicts. It's a very nice and also extremely short anime that breaks away from the thousands of high school romances. Give it a watch!

wreckage2004 says...

                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

Ao18 says...

Both shows are comedies and take place in college. Grand Blue focuses on drinking diving, whilst RikeKoi focuses on science. 

Otaku character found in both shows too. Grand Blue has more slapstick style kind of humour though. The main characters in RikeKoi are also slightly more intelligent.

wreckage2004 says...

 Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It AND Remake our Life! both involve romance around college students while the basic plot of remake our life involves more on how he transformed his life