Manga 24692 Noragami Userrecs

They're both set with a focus on the the supernatural world where the two heroines get involved with the ayakashi/supernaturals that are not usually seen by humans, and become a being stuck between the human and supernatural worlds. They share some emotional backstories and good humour, and ofc great art. 

They both are based on japaneese mithology and have a lot of similar arcs.  

In a world where supernatural beings lie, Soul Eater and Noragami delivers an experience associated with them and the characters involved. If you're into stylish battles featuring characters that can transform into weapons, then these two series might spark your interest. Along with that gimmick, there's also a decent amount of comedy, plot development, and character relationships. Throughout both series, we see how the main characters develop through their experience with other characters, flashbacks, and the conflict they deal with in the present and future. 

There's a familiar mood when reading Donten ni Warau and Noragami. Although they take place in different type of settings, both series crafts a story that involves supernatural forces. There's also the cases of exorcism and phenomenons that breaks the natural order of law. Both series also focuses a decent amount of time in relationship building and exploring the past of the main characters. Recommended for fans of supernatural fantasy. 

Both have a girl who lose her body and became a ghost and a supernatural guy who helps her. 

Ao no Exorcist (Blue Exorcist) and Noragami takes place in a modern setting with supernatural themes. The main male protagonist possesses special abilities as well as a connection to a past that is explored in both series. Throughout their story, they battle against supernatural foe in the form of spirits, ghosts, and occasionally their own personal demons. Comedy throughout both series are generally lighthearted. Do note that Noragami has some subtle romance while Ao no Exorcist's relationship building has more friendship/parental themes. 

Noragami and Kyoukai no Rinne takes place in a modern setting but with fantasy/supernatural elements involving the events of their perspective stories. In particular, the main male character possesses a special gift that enables them to fight against spirits/apparitions. And throughout the series, they encounter powerful foes. At the same time, they also get acquainted with a young girl whom he develops an interesting relationship with. Both series adapts characters' role very well to fits with their personalities. There is also background stories that ties to the origins of the characters. Both series are also no stranger to comedy and always keep its timing and momentum to deliver what sanctification.   

Well, the mangaka for this manga is the same duo that drew Alive, so if you like the artwork here you'll like it there. (Alive has some wicked eyes). Besides that, they're connected only broadly in the fact that there's supernatural fights and such. Alive is more gory though (but that's a given). 

They have a person that come in contact with gods and is able to come out from his body to fight some supernatural creatures. 

Both involve Ayakashi/Youkai and also the system of keeping and giving back the name of Youkai in Natsume Yuujinchou is very similar to the system of the Shinki in Noragami.