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If you liked
Reiwa no Dara-san
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Kyou kara Onushi wa Warawa no Musuko
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Snake goddess becomes a protector of children. KyouWarawa is lighter and more comedy-oriented and slice-of-life with just a little seriousness. "Dara-san" splits its comedy with a much more darker backstory told parallel to it and with the titular goddess being more fanservice in design (just marginally more).
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If you liked
Kouga-san no Kami Guse
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...then you might like
Kimi no "Gizaba" ga Mitemitai.
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Manga where guy with an oral-fetish falls for a girl. Kouga-san no Kami Guse's heroine has a biting fetish herself, while Kimi no "Gizaba" ga Mitemitai's heroine has sharp teeth resembling a shark. In each manga, the male lead begins a secret relationship with the female lead.
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If you liked
Class de 2-banme ni Kawaii Onnanoko to Tomodachi ni Natta
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Kanojo ni Shitai Joshi Ichii, no Tonari de Mitsuketa Amari-chan
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Story where a guy lacking confidence starts a secret friendship with "the second most beautiful girl in their class." They also attract the attention of "most popular" girl in class.
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If you liked
Kiyoku, Yamashiku, Modokashiku.
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...then you might like
Izuki-kun wa Tadasaretai
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Blonde-haired character violates school policy to woo the head of the school’s disciplinary committee.
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If you liked
Yancha Gal no Anjou-san
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Seihantai na Kimi to Boku
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Series about the stages of relationships between pairings within friend group. Main-couple of both series consist of a shiro gal and a serious student. “Anjou-san” has a less-confident male lead while “You and I are Polar Opposites” has a kuudere male lead who is confident. The main-couple in “Anjou-san” have a slow romance compared to the main-couple in “Polar Opposites”
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If you liked
Aono-kun ni Sawaritai kara Shinitai
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...then you might like
Mou Sawarenai Kimi
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Two high schoolers grow close only for one to leave, but they come back.
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If you liked
Toppuu to Beat
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...then you might like
Mou Sawarenai Kimi
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Female protagonist and friend hang out a lot, but people don’t seem to take notice.
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If you liked
Kyou no Ashura Meshi
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...then you might like
Naisho no Ofutari-sama.
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Short romance manga about a foodie falling in-love with a (perceived) delinquent. The differences are mainly about Naisho no Ofutari-sama being about the main pair being lesbians, while the foodie-girl in Kyou no Ashura Meshi is notably overweight and bullied (though her love interest is male). Beyond that, both are about the respective couples bonding over a shared love of food and the delinquent character being good at cooking.
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If you liked
Mieruko-chan
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...then you might like
Utsuranain desu
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Main character is introverted and has anxiety from seeing ghost. Best friend cannot see ghost, but has enough spiritual energy to exorcize spirits simply by being close to them.
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If you liked
Kageki Shoujo!!
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World Dai Star
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While only one title uses supernatural highjinks, both are takes on the all-female Takarazuka Revue.