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Sasano grew up in an all female household and loves pretty things, including Koga, a schoolmate in another class. What happens when Sasano no longer has to stare at Koga from windows but can be beside him?
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An awkward nerdy guy falls in love from a distance with a super popular guy who's seriously nice. The series follows their awkward attempts at being friends, or more.
Haruki is a second year in high school, and is secretly in love with his best friend, Ryusuke. He swears he’s content with their relationship, but when a girl starts showing interest in Ryusuke, Haruki’s feelings spin out of control. He confesses, and to his surprise, Ryusuke responds…?
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school boy crushing on a friend in class. Kono Saki wa Futarikiri de is very wholesome with a lot of cute scenes. (be warned: there is a short smut scene that can easily be skipped and holds no plot). the characters were funny and there was very little drama so it was mostly wholesome fluff all around.
I, Hiroto Yuri, have apparently become a pervert. Lately, I keep seeing erotic dreams where sea creatures are playing with me. And all while Ogasawara-kun, the marine biology nerd, watches me! I honestly didn’t understand all of his geeky sea creature talk at first. But… I’ve always tried to act “normal” by hiding the fact that I’m gay, so I became attracted to how he’s true to himself and doesn’t care about what other people think. When I realized that I liked him, my dreams became even more obscene, and I even got aroused at the aquarium… What the hell is happening to me…!?
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I feel as if both of these share a lighthearted and wholesome feel, and a lot of similar Im terrible at explaining what I mean but I think these manga are both really great.
Is it because you're a member of the Manga Research Club? Is it because you're obsessed with a certain rhythm game? Is it because your family is filthy rich? Is it because you're awkward af? I don't know the reason, so tell me: Tashiro-kun, why're you like this?
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both of these series are about intense introverts trying to pursue a crush on a normie, and they are funny and cute
Aoki has a crush on Hashimoto, the girl in the seat next to him in class. But he despairs when he borrows her eraser and sees she’s written the name of another boy—Ida—on it. To make matters more confusing, Ida sees Aoki holding that very eraser and thinks Aoki has a crush on him!
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Both stories take us through a funny and witty romance. Well, not a real romance in both (Nakamura is more focused on the jokes and ravings of its protagonist), but funny and well done in both series.
The main difference between these two stories is that while Nakamura has an old roncom style in art and premise, resembling classics like Ranma 1/2, Mix-Up is more like a modern shoujo romance with a touch of comedy, such as Skip and Loafer.
What they both have is a charismatic cast, development and a story worth to read.
Ranma, raised to be a man among men, has a bit of a problem: he is half woman! While training in China he fell into a strange magic spring at Jusenkyo. Now, he is eternally cursed to change into a beautiful woman whenever he is hit by cold water, but that may be the least of his problems; his father has betrothed him to marry! There's never a dull day for Ranma as he attempts to find a cure for his curse, train to become stronger, and grapple with the fact that half of himself may be more feminine than his fiancée!
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I think they both have similar art styles and jokes. Despite the unconsummated romance, the episodic style in its narratives, the nonsense and innocent dynamics in its story, made this recommendation a good opportunity to enjoy Nakamura's vibe in a richer universe like Ranma's.
"We're against any attempts at Otoguro finding love!!" The over-the-top Highschool boys' comedy begins!
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Nakamura except instead of a loser it's a cool delinquent guy and the guy he's crushing on actually has a chance
When high-schooler Mimori finds his normally stern teacher in pain after getting dumped, he wipes the older man's tears away and offers words of encouragement, even managing to make him smile. His sensei's cute smile becomes etched in his mind, and Mimori decides he wants to do everything he can to make him smile more. As time goes on, his affection for his teacher grows deeper and Mimori decides to confess his love. But can his sensei accept his feelings?
A story about a cute chubby guy in the gardening club who admires his classmate, the baseball team captain. Also included, a story about a part-time cellist player at a bar, and a reunion meeting with his uncle, a freelance designer.