If you loved the hilarious yet heartfelt revenge plot of 'Masamune-kun's Revenge' (2017), you're in for a treat! This article explores 10 similar anime and shows that blend romance, comedy, and a dash of vengeance. Whether you're drawn to quirky characters, witty banter, or unexpected twists, these recommendations will keep you entertained.

Ouran High School Host Club (2006)
Description: A reverse harem comedy where a scholarship student disguises herself as a boy to join a host club, leading to chaotic and humorous scenarios.
Fact: The series is a parody of shōjo manga tropes and was a breakout hit, praised for its humor and character dynamics. It was originally a manga by Bisco Hatori.


Clannad (2007)
Description: A heartfelt story combining romance, drama, and supernatural elements, focusing on the protagonist's relationships and personal growth.
Fact: Clannad is famous for its emotional impact, especially in its second season, 'After Story,' which is often cited as one of the most moving anime series.


Toradora! (2008)
Description: A romantic comedy with a focus on character development and misunderstandings, featuring a tsundere female lead and a male protagonist with a hidden softer side.
Fact: The series was originally a light novel before being adapted into an anime. It's known for its emotional depth and realistic portrayal of teenage relationships.


Maid Sama! (2010)
Description: A romantic comedy about a strict student council president who works part-time at a maid café and her interactions with a popular, carefree boy.
Fact: The manga was serialized in LaLa magazine, known for its shōjo demographic. The anime adaptation condensed the story but kept the core romantic tension.


Golden Time (2013)
Description: A college-set romantic drama with comedic elements, exploring themes of memory, identity, and love through its protagonist's amnesia.
Fact: Unlike many high school romances, this series is set in college, offering a more mature perspective on relationships. It's based on a light novel by the same author as Toradora!.


Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun (2014)
Description: A parody of shōjo manga tropes, featuring a female protagonist who discovers her crush is a famous manga artist, leading to humorous and meta situations.
Fact: The series is known for its clever satire of romantic comedy clichés while still delivering genuine character moments. It was originally a four-panel manga.


The Quintessential Quintuplets (2019)
Description: A harem romantic comedy where the protagonist tutors five sisters, each with distinct personalities, leading to comedic and heartfelt situations.
Fact: The manga won the Kodansha Manga Award in the shōnen category in


Special A (2008)
Description: A competitive romantic comedy where the female protagonist constantly strives to surpass her childhood rival in academics and sports, unaware of his feelings.
Fact: The series was serialized in Hakusensha's LaLa magazine. It's known for its over-the-top rivalry and slow-burn romance.


Honey and Clover (2005)
Description: A slice-of-life drama focusing on art school students navigating love, friendship, and the challenges of adulthood.
Fact: The series is based on a josei manga, targeting an older female audience. It's praised for its realistic portrayal of young adulthood and emotional depth.


My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU (2013)
Description: Centers around a cynical protagonist who gets involved in a school club dealing with various social issues, blending humor with deep emotional moments.
Fact: The show's full title is unusually long and is often abbreviated as 'Oregairu.' It has a strong fanbase for its witty dialogue and complex characters.
