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Both dramas deal around a girl that is bullied by her classmates in a very brutal way. In both dramas there is a guy that helps the girl. While Better Days focuses more on something that happens afterwards and has a more healing approach, Kesenai is about the girl taking her revenge.

Adaptations of a manga / comic with a complex and interesting lore with supernatural elements.
Both dramas shows young and charismatic characters growing, getting stronger and making friends along the way while fighting evil / saving the world. Classic shônen vibe.
They have great actions scenes with satisfying visual effects.

Both fl try to hide their identities and ml is boss.However they have different story lines, if u like one im sure you'll enjoy the other

Both features a team up of an older and experienced with a younger and inexperienced. While Onna wa Sore o Yurusanai is about lawyers, Joshi Deka is about detectives.

Both are light historical dramas in which the FL cross dress however for different reasons.
However in Dr Cutie fall in love without identifying the gender.

Both have a quirky, cutesy FL and stoic ML in a slow burn romance.

Similar plot where a veteran lawyer quits her corporate job after getting into a work conflict with her superior, and work in a small law firm, alongside a rookie but passionate partner.

Two characters of opposing personalities team up together to solve small cases which turns out to be big and complicated, as they both learn from each other to be formidable together.

Under Your Bed takes a more-creepy-less-sweet approach to the very similar situation in 3 Iron, but is very good nonetheless.
While 3 Iron is near dialogueless Under Your Bed is a lot of narration with occasional interactions. I love both films despite shipping the leads in 3 Iron while standoffishly.. understanding(?) the leads in Under Your Bed. Under Your Bed is certainly a movie to watch and appreciate from a good film perspective, not one to go into expecting to be rooting for your lead character. As long as you can realize that a film can be about something bad without promoting said bad thing, I think you’ll enjoy it.

Both movies show a broken woman lost in the world. I got a similar blue vibe watching them. Mirrored Mind has a more depressive-calming feeling. Ritual has a depressive-sometimes-caotic feeling.

Both are light historical dramas in which the FL disguises herself as a boy to enter a male-only school and ends up roommates with the ML who she clashes with at first.

Both FLs disguise themselves as male in order to enter a boys only academy where they end up roommates with the ML who they initially dislike but later fall in love with.

Both dramas are about Ninja families trying to hide their identity in modern times.
They are both fun to watch, and are a great mix between action and comedy.

Both are reality shows where a group of actors bond together through various challenges, In Boy's Journey, the series they will be acting in (Pit Babe) has already been confirmed but they don't know their roles, and in DMD Friendship, they are trying to find their partner to star within an upcoming BL (Not yet announced)

Boys Journey is a reality show comprising the whole cast of Pit Babe. Filmed before the casting of the character, we see the cast bonding with each other through various activities, like sharing life stories and a military training camp.

In the last episode, they are given the roles they will play in Pit Babe.

Its storyline is a bit messier
but the overall vibe is the same
ps: there is cheating so if that bothers you a lot I wouldn't watch it. since its not morally correct

A quirky coed uni friend group obsessed with aliens, the supernatural, and other inexplicable phenomena? Check. An actual supernatural who then ends up crossing paths with said friend group? Check. Comedy? Check. Loveable idiocy? Check. Five dollars and a dream? You better believe it.