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Both dramas share some similarities
- ML and FL live in the same house
- shared living space with other people
- similar job (cooking/baking)
- FL first has interest in another men

both dramas have similar vibe and stories are kind of similar too.
in both dramas ML are similar type and he wants revenge ( a nobody against a big corrupted company).
anti heros/villains are similar too, even visually, young rich spoiled guy with high ambitious and questionable morality.
ML and anti hero are enemies and their war is quite similar in both dramas.
spoiler:
ML goes in prison in both dramas.
romances have also similarities, ML and antihero love same girl. after some time one of them moves on and falls for another girl (sister of his enemy)

Both are Japanese language films that show a violent man who goes around beating up people while being followed by another man he just met.

The subjects might not be the same but the two dramas have a really chill and warm vibe that makes me feel better everytime I start an episode. For those who are not especially fanof the medical stuff in Hospital playlist, Reply 1988 is made for you

In both the ml pretends to someone he is not, has amazing fighting skills and wants to protect the fl.
Both the fls are strong and work to uphold the law, has a very kind heart but stands her ground.
Their plots are also very similar in which the fl through her job finds the real side of the ml

kinda similar
FL mother against the relationship but then accepts it
just gives me the vibe kinda similar in my opinion

- Both dramas are romcoms centered around a magazine-based workplace
- In both, the ML is the FL's boss and they've met each other previously
- The ML is a tsundere to the compassionate, persevering (and endearingly quirky, lol) FL
- The SML is a more bubbly character who also works with the FL

Edit: The wrap-up of MMH was disappointing. Nowhere near as wholesome as SWP, which I now feel certain in saying is superior of the two.

Both movies are about teens suffering because the society turned it's back to them, so they end up taking extreme measures to protect not only their current lives, but also hope for a better future, but by doing this they face the dark and hidden side of society.

Both are crime/Investigation dramas that revolve around a investigation team. Both use psychological aspects in order to discover the murderer. Both have a team set up with a female who holds a special role. In both dramas a partnership is established between the female lead and the male lead. The Listener has however a smarter female lead.

The third season of memory lost. All the loose ends begin to be tied up and they finally uncover the truth.

The second season of memory lost. The story continues and they begin to unravel more secrets of the past.

-They both have the same ml
-The ml is out of the ordinary in both
-In kekkon the fl likes the ml as for in kono otoko the fl tries her best to avoid the ml
I like both equally so I think that if you like one of these you’ll like the other

*both are about zombies
* both have wonderful characters (heroes)
* both have action scenes fighting with zombies
* both have villains that endanger people's lives
* both keep you on the edge of your seat until the End

- both ML work in high positions for the department of three justices (???) to solve crimes
- both ML are loyal to the emperor
- both FL are poor
- both FL help ML solve cases
- both FL have a hidden, difficult family background (don't want to spoil, but you will know)
- in both C-Dramas a group of friends forms a kind of crime solving task force

They have the same vibe, but Flower of Evil has more romance than Nobody Knows. They are both about catching a murderer that's near them.