Manga 90125 Kaguya-sama Wa Kokurasetai Tensai-tachi No Renai Zunousen Userrecs

1) Both mangas are rom-com with several unique characters 2) In both mangas the main couple have a similar behaviour 3) Both main male characters are very hard-working 4) Both main female characters are veru innocent (at least in their attitude) 5) There are several lovey moments between the two main characters, which outcome is a funny situation 

The characters in Spy x Family are a lot similar to the characters in Kaguya sama. They also give off the same vibes, although Spy x Family seems to be a bit more serious than Kaguya sama. And I don't even need to point out Anya's similarity to Chika. Lloyd and Yoru also feels like Miyuki and Kaguya. I feel like this would be as fun and wholesome as Kaguya sama, but the story is from the opposite perspective. Also, like Kaguya sama, both the protagonists can't let the other know how they truly feel, but still, 5 chapters is a little too early to make a recommendation, but I do feel like it's going to turn out like this.  

Very similar tone and style of comedy. 

Kaguya-sama and Spy x Family have a very similar style of humor and both involve manipulation/deception from both parties (hiding of identities/tricking the other party into falling in love) 

Both comedy manga with MC's getting put in unconventional situations. 

To the people who have read Spy x Family:- Imagine this:- a rom-com about high school cold Yor,and high school less tired Twilight each try to make the other confess their love, almost every time high school oblivious Anya, comes and ruins their plans. To those who have read Kaguya-sama: Imagine this:- when they graduate Shirogane becomes even more tired ,for that he became a spy , while Shinomiya becomes a less Ice-Prince like assassin, and boom, they marry (even if it's fake tho) and adapt a 6-year old mind-reading Fujiwara. and so on they (kind of) work together to look like a real family while spy Shirogane tries to complete his mission.  

Both are some of the best animanga series out there (in my opinion) and are extremely similar in countless ways. If you like one, you'll undoubtedly love the other, I promise. Firstly, their casts are extremely similar in vibe and design. Twilight (Loid) is basically Shirogane as an overpowered perfectionist spy and Yor is basically the less cold, assassin version of Kaguya. Twilight is just as hard-working and tired as Shirogane and Yor is just as innocent and double-natured as her respective counterpart. Anya is basically Chika, but as a mind-reading child. Both serve as comedic relief and as foils for the two main characters. Heck, even Ishigami is also kind of similar to Yuri as well. Secondly, both are absolutely hilarious and very unique in concept. Both shows feature a main "couple" that can't absolutely reveal the truth (feelings/identity respectively) to their love-interest. Love is War focuses a bit more on comedy, while Spy x Family has a more dark tone to it. Both are really well-written in every aspect really and never miss with their comedy. I could really go on all day, but, I think it becomes quite obvious once you see it for yourself. Overall, as Love is War is nearing to its end, Spy x Family really feels like its spiritual successor in both quality and concept, all while remaining incredibly unique. Both are must-reads (and/or must-watches, of course) in my opinion.  

All the main characters are similar. Chika= Anya Shirogane= Twilight (Loid) Kaguya= Yor 

Both of them are romantic comedies with a great plot and great character designs. If you liked Kaguya Sama, I really think that you should try Spy X Family out 

both story pretty similar the story, the art the comedy is similar with both of them you can laugh with both of them while reading, they make me smile when I read them 

Very genius comedy, jokes always hit, kaguya sama is more funnier while spy x fam is more wholesome. Both have romance while Kaguya sama is the more "unique" one in that category, spy x family is what I prefer more when it comes to romance. 

similar character designs with the main characters, both are comedies and also share a similar theme  

They are both hilarious romance comedies 

Both have a large and great cast of characters with really good interactions. Slice of Life and comedy are the principal elements but also romance. Horimiya is more shonen while Kaguya is more seinen. 

Both are excellent comedies.  

Juxtaposition is very powerful. If you felt Horimiya was lacking in terms of romance then read Kaguya-sama. I won't diss Horimiya in this reccommendation, but it was pretty weak, like Miko Iino Muscle Power level. On the other hand, the tension in Kaguya-sama is just perfect... Potentially a 10/10. 

has similar comedy style and thje same wholesome romance. although the romance does progress faster than kaguya sama 

Both of the series revolve around the daily "competitions" between the main protagonist and heroine who more or less have feelings for each other. The story in Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san is very cute and fluffy, whereas the story in Kaguya-sama wa Kokusaretai is more comedic and dialogue-based.  

Couple was shy if meet Male lead want to closer with main heroine but he was afraid 

It's not exactly SIMILAR to Kaguya-sama, but the concept of an enjoyable, light-hearted manga about romance is the same. If you're okay with not thinking too hard and "hey? isn't this main character a masochist?" Stuff you don't really deal with in Kaguya but...it's fine. Just surface it. 

Kaguya-sama is the student council version of Takagi-san. Both manga are about a pair of students messing with each other and playing mind games to get a reaction out of each other (specifically, to fluster each other). I do want to note that Takagi-san just keeps going endlessly while Kaguya-sama does indeed have a plot 

Very similar concepts, “love with stakes”. The only difference is that it is a more wholesome and less intense version of kaguya sama, with two grade school kids rather than High schoolers 

The stories in both mangas are set in prestigious high schools for children of the elite. Both mangas are focused on comedy and romance and both of them have good art with some similarities. 

Both of MC are respectable, they have their own pride and honor from their own side. The love progression start from war, even thought they surely love each other. Both of them also have a “war” between them, psychological war in Love is War, and Pride & Clan Wars in Romio-Juliet. Their Progression on character, event, love is very adorable to watch, best rom-com pair so far i watched! 

Both are wholesome romcoms with similar protagnonists 

Firstly, both genre are romance+comedy, and both theme are also school. But compare to Kaguya, Juliet's story is actually better. Unlike kaguya, the story always have a mainline and the artstyle is more stable I would say. Not saying Kaguya is bad, but Juliet is worth to read if you like Kaguya.  

Both are romantic comedies that focus on the daily lives of high school students, with main characters that like each other, and a hilarious cast of supporting characters. 

A comedy manga that is presented in a bunch of short skits that is similar to Kaguya-Sama.  

Both are implemented SOL though Kaguya-sama is leaning more on the romance while Komi-san is focusing on it's naturalism. Main characters are similarly sympathized but differently characterize in terms of the other traits. Very similar way of emphasizing a certain situation / object whilst experiencing it.  

It follows the daily life of Komi trying to communicate with others and trying to make 100 friends, and even though the romance is not as fast as kaguya-sama's it happens. Believe me young man(s). 

Despite the difference in setting (school vs wild west), both series feature a lovable main duo who are inexperienced in love and don't confess despite liking each other (Kaguya for pride, Evans for rivalry). These two manga also have a narrator that makes the situations way funnier due to the comments and exposition he provides. 

They're both great comedies with idiot prodigies who won't admit their feelings for each other, which leads to mental showdowns. Also, the two have hilarious snarky narrators. 

Both manga have a main pair that is young, inexperienced, but also very prideful. They aren't willing to admit their feelings, but wouldn't mind the other person falling for them, and thus try to trick each other into confessing. 

3 words: Narrator. Prideful Lovers. 

The same writer in Aka Akasaka. Great character writing and exploration of modern social issues. Similar artistic style. 

The similarity in these 2 manga are not that visible from the outside but you can clearly see the similarities in the artwork and comedy type as soon as you start reading Oshi no Ko. I would say that Oshi no ko's plot is way deeper but that's what makes it special and different from Aka Akasaka's Original works. I really recommend you to read this once you're all caught up to Kaguya sama and if you enjoy deep plots. 

- both have same writer - both have good stories and interaction between each character 

Both series are about 2 people trying to get the other person to confess. Who ever confesses, "loses" in both stories  

The way the two MCs interact is quite similar in both stories, and there is the same "cute" vibe aswell.  

same concept: "Make the other confess their love"  

Both heroes are popular guys. And somewhat they have bets. In Last Game, it is the last game to make one of them fall in love to the other, in Kaguya sama it is similar; both mc wanted each of them love the other as a bet or a game 

Perfect male lead Pretty couple Male lead want to closer with heroine but he always carefull. 

When I first read Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen, the manga I instantly thought of was Last Game. They both focus on two geniuses, one rich and the other a "commoner." However, the genders are switched around, so in Last Game, it's the girl who beats their love interest. Speaking of love, they don't realize their feelings for each other until around the middle or something. Honestly speaking, I like Last Game better. Don't hate on me for that! (～￣▽￣)～ 

Kaguya is essentially Death Note: Romcom Edition. 

The comparison might be a little odd but both manga involve a lot of mind games and intelligent characters trying to trick eachother just unlike Death Note Kaguya sama is all about romance. So if you are interested in a Death Note without the philosophy but love instead this is the manga for you. 

>SAME narcissistic main characters >SAME traits for female leads (to an extent) >"I'll make you confess!" And the rest, is history. 

Both stories are romcom and both of them are amazing story wise and comedy wise. 

Shockingly similar. Two stubborn people are in love, but are reluctant to confirm it without some form of confirmation. Only difference is that "Kaguya" uses games and general school hi-jinks, while "Rikei" uses scientific experiments.  

The process of getting into a relationship is quite simple. Two people fall in love, confess to one another then get together- that’s completely false. It’s a battlefield where the first to confess loses. Just as they say, love is war. Well, simply put both are similar in plot. The couple would do whatever they can to make the other confess their feelings. Both of their antics is absolutely hilarious and the romance makes you want to scream to their faces to just confess already. If you’re wondering about the art, you’ve got no problems cause it’s pretty neat. Generally, it’s a good read especially when you’re into romcom manga.   

It is another manga from Akasaka Aka, and while its completely different on genres, it shows how original, and good are the mangas that she creates. 

A very freshing manga has come to our life just like how Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen bring joy to us. Environment/mood reading(maybe)? - Checked Relationship development? - Checked Amazing characters? - Checked Humorous start and getting better along the run of a romcom genre manga? - Checked And the most important thing: FLUFF - checked!!! 

Renai Daikou is a story written by the author of Kaguya-sama, Aka Akasaka. The story is somewhat similar to the story of Kaguya-sama, being an interesting and funny romcom. I personally was hooked immediately after first two or so chapters.  

Although the dynamic between the two main characters are practically polar opposites between Fetiple and Kaguya-sama Love Is War, with one being lovey dovey and the other being extreme tsunderes, the way in which the stories are able to take two characters and explore their relationships from mere acquaintances to the next few steps is executed in an even better and more thought-provoking manner is certainly something to fall in love with (pun unintended).  

The school settings for one are similar. The unique way each manga tackles the complex feelings of romance and high school is also aligned. Though Kaguya-sama is longer Onani Master Kurosawa is in a sense a very well condensed form of the former. The humour is up to date with the times in which each was released, so older Otaku have something nice to call back to at certain points. Art wise both are rough, yet charming, so just like in Kaguya-sama it is easy to get attached to the admittedly amateurish style. 

Both are unique high school romcom manga with little fanservice and drama and not really that realistic romance and is just fictional and characters mostly struggling against confession and their feelings 

plot is very similar with one just being way more ecchi than the other 

Both focus around upper class school settings and romance as well too with not just one person falling in love but a whole bunch of love is right up in the air with many students and lots of cheesy comedy and wholesomeness in it as well too.  

Both mangas are romantic comedy with very funny characters and have a good narrative progression (even though Senryuu Shoujo is a 4-koma manga). Also there are a lot of clumsy moments from both main characters and the draw is very clean and smooth, which make the manga more enjoyable 

The main characters engage in cute but machiavellian mind games via dialogue, battling each other with wordplay despite the fact that they are attracted to each other because neither wants to give in to the other. 

Both are cute slice-of-life romcoms. Very distinct cast of characters makes it fun to read 

They aren't similar, I just want to recommend Kaguya-sama. If you've watched the first and second season, those pale in comparison to the emotional rollercoaster that this manga is. There's nearly 200 chapters as I write this. This manga is for people who already like the anime; the direction the anime went in and the manga's direction aren't going to be very different. 

I think this is a solid rec if you're reading for laughs and the occasional heartwarming scene. The two aren't in the same genre, but both are high quality comedic manga.