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The differences between Yamato and Kakeru couldn't be more obvious. Yamato gets good grades, while Kakeru's are less than average. And while Yamato is very attractive, Kakeru's looks are perfectly average. Not a problem—unless you're in love with your childhood best friend…How in the world can Kakeru make Yamato look at him when Yamato is completely out of his league?!
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Both are school romances. It's pure shounen ai and they have good chemistry. One of them feels romantic feelings for the other. The other sees him as just a friend. They gradually start to figure out if they have the same attraction for each other.
the romance between the two main characters is well developped and not rushed like we can see in bottom tier BL
both are soft and cute romance stories about a crush growing close and eventually confessing
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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Both of these manga contain nothing explicit so far, and their similar in how their side characters get development as well, in Yamete kudasai, Mabushi desu the side characters even get their own manga story. Only main difference is that the main pairing isn’t canon yet in Sasaki to Miyano, while in Yamete kudasai, Mabushi desu and it’s sequel, the pairings are confirmed.
Well, they’re both BL and are about school life, and I really liked them. If you’re not a Fujoshi, you might not like it all that much, but please feel free to give it a try. Really funny, and all the characters are so loveable!!!!!!!! ;) Absolutely recommend both mangas.
P. S. Oh and I also like how they’re both, you know, “pure”, as in, no sexuality or anything cos I love those kinda mangas
Ruizaki Takao has a new roommate: transfer student Miyagi Kodama. Ruizaki's a rough guy who gets into fights all the time, but he's gentler around Kodama (who gives him the nickname 'Rutta'), and the two eventually become close friends—until one day, out of the blue, Rutta confesses that he's in love with Kodama…and thus begins their relationship.
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I feel like they both have a similar vibe! lots of silly highschool antics and blossoming love, overall both r really wholesome fluffy reads!
Both have pretty similar school concept. All the characters are really good and the bond bw the main couple is quite wholesome and not too dramatic or anything.
Izuhara Sou, the leader of the crime prevention group “VOICE” that protects east Karasugaoka realizes he’s in love with the man he keeps butting heads with and leader of the rival group “Karasukai”, Shinba Tetsuji…!?
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They are both so cute and innocent in their own ways...if one likes fluffy shounen ai this two will go together for sure
Hashimoto is your average office worker—young, and prone to being pushed around by his demon boss, Shirase. His only escape is his favorite online game, and the friends he’s made within. But when he plans an offline meetup for his party, he gets the surprise of his life…!
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Life goes on as normal with growing relationships, affection, and regular every day life comedy.
I would recommend both series to each other if you enjoy the comedic tone of either one. A major difference would be the life setting of the two series. Both protagonist couples are in sempai-kouhai type relationships (one higher than the other). One series is set in adult co-worker life. The other is in high school life.
Lastly, Sasaki and Miyano has a more invested romance that goes farther than Online Game Nakama...does. Online Game Nakama...could have a nice sequel series :)
One day at school, a friend shows Hiroto Kyono a new app called "Meet your Soulmate". However, Kyono is indifferent to love and doesn't believe in fortune-telling apps... until Kyono meets a guy on the train who looks exactly like how the app described his soulmate! Could this guy really be his soulmate? How can Kyono close the distance between them so they can become friends? And then something more?
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I kind of think that "Sasaki to Miyano" is in a league of its own but there are a lot of similarities between the two such as:
So you’ve decided to forget about your high-school crush after graduation, going on to college without ever telling them how you felt. That’s the plan for quiet college freshman Maehwa Yang. But even the best laid plans can go astray, as Maehwa discovers when he learns that his crush, Jaewon Myeong, goes to the same college! As their lives begin to intertwine through the hustle and bustle of college life, old feelings get stirred up and new feelings start to emerge.
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Both of which are so cute. I highly recommend both. They are lighthearted that I cannot stop reading them.
The cool prince of the school's popular circle, Subaru, is actually a pure boy and a huge nerd for shoujo manga! Using shoujo mangas as his bible, he is constantly working towards becoming the ideal protagonist. One day, his old friend Jinnai, the only one that knows his true nature, transfers into his class! "I won't let you interfere with my plans for my ideal youth!" Yet, for some reason, his heart always pounds like the heroines of his favorite books when it comes to Jinnai!
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Both stories have an mc with a manga hobby. Ore no Aoharu wa Watsanai focuses on trying to live out a perfect shojo romance and sharing interests with friends. Sasaki to Miyano is definitely slower burn and a little bit sweeter. Both are funny and poke fun at otaku culture.
After leaving a scar on his best friend's face years ago, Tsubaki feels responsible and is determined to grow up big and strong so he can protect Yuu. Yuu is already in high school and Tsubaki is only in elementary, but he is sure that his feelings will get through and Yuu will eventually come to rely on him.
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Both Sasaki and Miyano and Shota Oni are titles whose characters have a close relationship (or incrementally close relationship) that is a friendship with desires to be more than friends. One friend in the relationship likes the other romantically. The other sees the other as just a friend--or in the case of Shota Oni, a cute kid neighbor. However, this other friend does reach changing points where they start to sort out their own feelings, to know if they do have or can grow romantic attraction to the other.
Neither series crosses the lines of sexual relations, especially for the age gap in Shota Oni. Both are fun to read series for their shorter story comedic format with inclusions of more serious moments not written to be comedic moments.
If you enjoy a slice-of-life-like comedy "boys life" comic of either title, then I would recommend checking the other out.
Masaki is a high school Otaku who loves Manga and video games. One day, Masaki is confronted by a Yankee in the hall at school. Masaki thought it was a shakedown for money, but instead, it was a confession. “Hey, you should go out with me.”
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• The concept is very similar. Both ichinose and miyano likes mangas, they get confessed by another guy, the guy waits for their answer and they start dating.
• Overall, both mangas are very cute and wholesome. And all the characters are really nice.