Manga 336 Gto Userrecs

Has the similar teacher helping students by different means but this one is an anime lover and GTO is a bike gang leader.  

Well there both just about a guy who helps out unwilling students with their problems through... well... let's just say unorthodox methods. although they're very similar, they have many differences including the fact that Kagami does not want to be a teacher while its Onizuka's life dream, and also GTO has a lot more ecchi stuff in it. If you liked GTO you would probably like denpa kyoushi... 

Both have teachers with a unique style of education which leads to great disasters and funny moments.And for those who might care there is a bit of romantic subplot. 

Both MC are teachers who helps their students with special circumstances.  

Both are very similar. The only difference is one teacher is an otaku while the other is a gangster. 

- Teachers dramatically change their students life - Both are about teachers - Both have a unique past  

- Both are Very Similiar - Both are About teacher that changes their student's life - Both had Unique Past If you like Denpa Kyoushi, You should read Great Teacher Onizuka. Both are Amazing! 

A comedy manga about teaching from the same mangaka. 

Well to start the art is pretty much identical if you put them side by side. Though Kamen Teacher starts out more a little more fast paced than GTO they both capture the same humor and action from Shonen manga that we know all and love. Also, both main characters have a love for catalog woman always end up dealing with erotic and perverted situations.  

Not only are both the product of mangaka Fujisawa Tohru, the main protagonists are similar in every detail. On one hand you Onizuka Eikichi, a former motorcycle punk who decides to become a teacher and helps his students overcome their issues. Then you have Hayato Juumonji, a substitute teacher who takes on the guise of Kamen Teacher, a masked, motorcycle riding martial arts expert who beats his lessons into his troubled students. 

Created by the same author, GTO and Kamen Teacher shares similar gimmicks. The main protagonist takes on a role of a teacher while having fighting abilities. Although they are known differently in the public at their schools, their morality are similar as they wish to protect what they care of. There is decent amount of comedy, drama, and action in their stories. Relationship building and characterization are also prominent. 

Both of these manga share a strong willed, chilled and funny teacher that are inspired to forgot the formidable regular teaching ways of a regular teacher and teach the students of life lessons and helping their students with internal conflicts happening in the students personal life. 

These series both focus on violent unusual teachers that go above and beyond to educate their students, in off the wall ways that leave you both laughing and hyped. The comedy and action of each series are very very similar, though this series doesn't share a universe with GTO it's by the same author 

Protagonists that break society's norm of a typical teacher. They both provide the students with life lessons through unorthodox means. A tentacled monster that plans on destroying the Earth in Ansatsu Kyoushitsu and a reformed biker gang leader in GTO. Both teachers go through outrageous lengths; following their own unconventional methods to help the students in both school and real life. They are constantly pursuing the ambition to become the world's greatest teacher. 

The teachers that are calm and nice are not always the best. In both of these school centered manga, the main character is a perverted and violent teacher that may seem like that he isn't doing what's right, but the fact is that they are just using unconditional methods to guide their students through school-life and their personal troubles. If you enjoyed one of these school manga with action and comedy, then you should enjoy the other. 

- Teachers guide their students in life - Both are about a teacher - Both teachers are unique 

If you want to read manga about the life of a teacher, you should read both manga ! GTO and Ansatsu Kyoshitsu both are tell about the life of teacher and how to deal with many different type of students 

Ansatsu Kyoushitsu is a pretty much a more modern version of GTO. Both manga have a similar premise: a unique teacher is brought in to teach a class for troubled kids. Both manga feature the right amount of comedy and drama. I found them really similar. However, GTO features a more classic and realistic art style, while Ansatsu Kyoushitsu has a more modern and generic art style. Either way, both manga are pretty good, and please read both of them! You won’t regret it! 

The concept behind the two is very much the same, an idealistic, martial art-knowing teacher is hired by a school to take over the problem class. The focus on Rookies is on the delinquent baseball club. The mangaka's the same as the Rokudenashi Blues. 

New teacher is to deal with problematic class and who will eventually change the students' lives for better. 

Both manga are about unconventional teachers leading various upstart students to redeem themselves. GTO is far crazier, while Rookies is more realistic. Rookies has heavy focus on Baseball, which is the biggest difference. 

Both have a teacher as the protagonist and show the different relationships between them and their students, although Rookies is more focused on baseball and GTO in school life. 

who doesn't like unconventional teachers that work to reform unruly students? 

Both deal with a bad ass teacher. They even save someone from jumping off the rooftop in a similar way. 

In both series, an unpredictable teacher is assigned to a group of troublesome students. Both teachers are quite unusual, and both seem to stumble into fights in order to protect their students. Not to mention that both of them have a sort of favorite student which happens to be bullied in one way or another. 

( Sorry english isn't my first language (; 3 ;) ) When I read The Breaker early chapter, it reminds me of GTO. The pervert but very strong teacher save his weak student.  

They are both about teachers who are incredibly strong fighters, The Breaker is more serious whereas Onizuka is more comic. 

Both have a teacher solving problems about their students. GTO has more comedy though. 

both include a teacher who gets involved with their student's lives and struggles.  

Explained short story told, "We shall now begin ethics" is a Seinen version of the Shounen GTO, both revolve around two amazingly encouraging MC teachers. Based on the target audience, "Koko wa-" doesn't contain any action nor comedy, but rather philosophical and psychological aspects. I'd genuinely recommend "Koko wa-" over GTO since it's only 30 chapters so far (heavily dialog-based though) and the MC (Takayanagi) actually interacts with the entire class, individually, regarding their problems/concerns about life - not to mention Takayanagi is so daddy material too lol  

Both series is about a teacher who change his student for the better. The main character in both series are pretty similar in that they use strange method in changing their students view on thing. It also help that both are ecchi kind of manga and that both are virgin!!! lol. Both series are comedy however the way each teacher solve their problem is totally different, one use brute while the other use brain. So if you like GTO you will like this series :0 

I'll try to keep it spoiler free except for the first chapter and easy Similarities: -Criminal becomes a teacher -uses unconventional methods to teach his students -teacher is inexperienced in matters regarding love -lots of problematic students Differences: -Feels to me like Hachisuka (con artist, Hammer Session) is more of an actual teacher while Onizuka (GTO) has more life experience -Hachisuka (Hammer Session, con artist) is a wanted criminal and has to hide his identity 

Both involve a protagonist with a less-than-satisfactory past being recruited by a desperate school with a class of students in need of reform. The unusual teacher works to educate and fix students' problems through their own wacky ways while dodging other adults' attempts to bring them down. Many parallels between story arcs and characters in general! Both rely on a charismatic protagonist to foil against a stiff system/world, but the stories are achieved differently. Hammer Time focuses more on compassionate swindler Hachisuka Gorou's hijinks to avoid getting caught and sent back to prison, while GTO is more about the students and about their growths, as well as an unjust school system, instead of only on Onizuka.  

Both series share a delinquent as its protagonist whose misadventures are filled with girls, helping out people and getting into gang fights. If you're looking for enjoyable Shounen manga, then these two are for you. 

You will probably enjoy GTO. 

Both involve unorthodox teachers who keep delinquents under control and build a rapport with them. Both are comedies with similar plot. 

If you like Gokusens wild teacher-student character relations and the secret bad ass background of the teacher you will love GTO, it takes all of that and ramps it up 100. It's balls to the wall wild 

Comedies about eccentric and unique teachers with class full of problem children/unusual pupils. 

-Both protagonists are teachers with their own problems. -They help their students in an unconventional way. -Both works are like cum of Jesus. 

Hotman is what happens when Eikichi Onizuka finds out that he has a daughter because he was a playboy delinquent and was married to an actress who had five kids with different fathers. It's mature, funny, cute yet serious real life depiction of a twenty six year old single teacher struggling to take care of a family after being a delinquent and having a living-for-the-moment lifestyle.  

In GTO they just fight alot not any real martial arts skills like in Aiki that's solely focused on martial arts. They are also both teachers although the protagonist in GTO is a teacher for high school students while in Aiki the protagonist is a teacher for university students. Both are also fighting a lot and they won't take an insult from anyone. They also have zero respect for others that are mean or being assholes. (Although they can be those assholes sometimes.) 

Both share Delinquency as a theme for the main characters, the difference being in Onizuka the main delinquent is the teacher and in Yankee-kun its the student. Both have a fair amount of fighting and exaggeration, Onizuka is more mindless fun whereas Yankee is more developed in terms of relationships. 

I'm a fan of GTO and Onizuka, and this manga and especially Kurosawa's attitude against bullying and giving people hope, is very similar to Onizuka. 

They're much on the same "yanki school gag humor" vibe. Sakuragi and Onizuka are the kings of funny faces. Both are completely stupid and have very little respect for authority. Their role as characters is to constantly challenge the status quo. Both manga also have their moments of seriousness. 

Both include high school delinquency and are targeted at a young male audience. 

As someone who consider both GTO and Gokushufudou as two of his favorites mangas on 5, I can tell that Gokushufudou and GTO, although being completely different with a different character, are in the same spirit. If Onizuka is shocking by what he dares to do, then Onizuka is shocking by what he dares to say. Both characters take completely crazy decisions that make the reader think ''what the hell is he doing ?!'' ''he's going to kill her'', to in fact realise, that, he was just trying to do something nice. Both are very funny mangas with an humor based on the shock and the realisation that ''it's not that bad'' But I must warn you, GTO is way more brutal and vulgar, with sexual and teens/young adults jokes, cigarettes, alcohol, etc. So if that's what you search into Gokushufudou, you're wrong, it's even the complete inverse, while GTO tries to show you a philosophy like ''fuck off, do whatever you want'' the message of Gokushufudou is way more mature and tells a lot about moral, like don't smoke, be sure to pay the right price, etc.