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Kusuo Saiki is a sixteen-year-old high-school student with innate supernatural powers. What are his hassles and troubles triggered by his extraordinary ability? And what misfortunes fall upon him?
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MC lives in an absurd world filled with tropes and tries to avoid them at all costs! also are great comedies!
The main character is an unfortunate, monotonous guy who wants nothing more than to live a calm, normal life as a background character.
A comedy following a protagonist who is trying desperately to avoid being dragged into the plots of those around them.
Saotome family also known as the family full of fudanshi. From the single dad to his two sons, BL runs in their blood.
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A woman manager in a company filled with all the yaoi clichés. All her coworkers are men, gay and very incompetent, most likely because they are more concerned about their "secret" dating. Only her superior that looks like a broom with glasses seems not to be involved with anyone and keeps yelling at her for any little thing.
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Both are aware that they live in a 'BL world' (or in Manager Yeo's case, a BL workplace)
Both have a comedic tone
Main difference: Yeo Manager is a woman
Reincarnated from a Fujoshi to the protagonist’s younger brother in a BL game!! I was going to watch and protect my big brother, but instead I was promoted to be the main character!? A working adult Fujoshi reincarnated as the main character’s "younger brother" in the world of a BL game she played in her previous life. ‘It seems that my brother has already been tied to one of the capture targets... And to be able to see what happens after the ending, such as the afterward stories of my favorite couple, and how the broken-hearted capture targets will recover from now on… really, this position is just too delicious for me!! But when I was playing the game, I didn't see any "younger brother" though!?
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They both are characters in a bl related world, both whitty, and comedic and overall a comedic relief.
My first impression of Ryuuga was “This is the kind of protagonist you’d see in something like an anime.” That thought soon changed into conviction. First of all, this guy almost never talks about his past. Also, he frequently slips out of class. As soon as he comes back, he gets extremely tired, blood comes out from his lips, the sleeves and cuffs of his uniform get torn, and so forth. Furthermore, there’s always beauties that are surrounding Ryuuga. It’s very tiring for me when these people appear in front of Ryuuga. I have to frantically make a fuss by saying things like “H-hey Ryuga! How did you get acquainted with Yukimiya!” So why am I doing this? That’s because I, Kobayashi Ichirou, am a pro at being a friend. My life’s calling is to support Hinomori Ryuuga, the protagonist amongst protagonists, as a close friend character.
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Similar vibe in my opinion. Both have a protagonist that percieves the world as being a manga, or more like, multiple mangas. Whilst one focuses on a protag that observes the world and tries to stay a mob to prevent turning into a BL ml, the other focuses on a guy who wants to be a side character and fully dedicates himself to the role with his acting skills. I like the humour, they're both funny (although I prefer the BL one more, but that's just my personal taste).
"I just...wanted to...touch boobies..." Nagare Otokawa was an otaku loser obsessed with breasts. He tragically died never knowing the feel of the sweet, sweet bosoms he'd craved all his life. Little does he know, his wish is about to be granted in a way he never would have expected. Nagare gets reincarnated as a handsome guy and quickly realizes that he’s living in a (BL) world full of sexy (male) beauties. Even so, he sets out to find and squeeze the bust of his dreams. He does, in fact, end up with his face planted deeply in some luscious cleavage, but to his dismay, it's the magnificent pecs of the super-muscular class delinquent, Ryuji Onizuka! Now Nagare must try to dodge his way past the barrage of BL scenarios that hurtle into his path. Will he persevere and get the busty girlfriend of his dreams, or will he end up falling for the all-man—yet temptingly bodacious—Ryuji?
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Although the main characters' personalities are very different, both are about men trapped in a BL world trying to escape the BL
Jee-Ha Kim comes from a good background with decent grades and test results; however, he has one big flaw - when it comes to official events like university interviews for example, he is horrible. To overcome his social awkwardness, he embarks upon the virtual reality game Trikia where he meets an eccentric high level undead Nine - his future guild master.
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"Zettai BL" and "Dusk Howler" are comedy stories where the male protagonist is surrounded by beautiful boys who he isn't interested in because he's straight, but "Zettai BL" is a BL manga that makes fun of typical BL cliches and characters, while "Dusk Howler" is a shounen manhwa that makes fun of typical reverse harem cliches and characters, however, "Zettai BL" focuses on romantic moments and everyday life, while "Dusk Howler" focuses on battles and adventures and places little emphasis on romantic moments and everyday life.
The protagonist in "Zettai BL" is some unnamed minor character in the BL story who has realized that he is a minor character in the BL story and decides to protect himself at all costs from his becoming a protagonist in the BL story, while the protagonist in "Dusk Howler" is the naive nerd Kim Jee-Ha who knows nothing about beauty, fashion and romance, but as a result of an absurd set of circumstances, he started playing the virtual game "Trikia" ("Thrace") and, in this game, created a male magician Jaiha who looks like a beautiful goddess or a fairy princess and regularly finds himself in typical romantic situations that you can see in some shoujo manga like "Fruits Basket" or "Boys Over Flowers".
In the original novel, in the real world, Jee-Ha is a nondescript 21-year-old man with an unmemorable face and short dark brown hair, while his playable character Jaiha is a divinely beautiful bishounen with a feminine face and long honey-blonde hair, but in the manhwa adaptation, Jaiha has the same nondescript appearance as Jee-Ha in the real world, so those readers who haven't read the novel usually cannot understand why at the beginning of the story, in the real world, he is a hikikomori, but in "Trikia", he is a popular guy who has a "harem" of several girls and several guys. (Girls rarely appear in the story, so many readers mistake "Dusk Howler" for BL.)
The boy of her dreams...is a girl's manga artist?! To the eyes of high school student Chiyo Sakura, classmate Umetarou Nozaki--brawny of build and brusque of tongue--is a dreamboat! When Chiyo finally works up the courage to tell Nozaki how she feels about him, she knows rejection is on the table...but getting recruited as a manga-ka's assistant?! Never in a million years! But for someone who makes a living drawing sweet girly romances, Nozaki-kun is a little slow on the uptake when it comes to matters of the heart in reality. And so Chiyo's daily life of manga making and heartache begins!
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They are both spoofs of romance genres! Both of them lovingly poke fun at the conventions of their respective genres (shoujo and BL) and they have a large cast of fun and interesting characters that really grab your attention!
If you like one for its general humor, there's a very fair chance you'll like the other. A lot of the tropes in one genre is present in the other, so even if you don't know much about one of the genres, you'll probably still be able to get the joke without too much explanation!
Ryou Sakaguchi has a deep, dark secret: he's a fudanshi—a boy obsessed with BL. While he has trouble understanding how others don't find the same bliss he does from his unusual hobbies, that doesn't make it any easier for Ryou to buy his precious manga from the “girls” section of the store, or any simpler explaining the world of boys' love, shipping wars, and doujinshi circles to his best friend Nakamura. Will Ryou find other fanboys to share his hobby with, or is he doomed to sit alone on his throne of BL romance?
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If you like either one of these manga, you'll probably like the other one. The Zettai BL one makes fun of a lot of the tropes of BL manga, while the fudanshi one makes fun of fudanshi/fujoshi culture (sorta) lol