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While these shows represent two different genres (To Be a Better Man is about Friendship, and Reborn is a crime drama), both depict severely depressed men who strike up a friendship with orphaned girls.
Recommended by mengosteen - Jul 27, 2020
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Male Leads in both shows suffer from sequelae of being shot in the head, trying to live long enough to uncover the truth behind their assaults
Recommended by mengosteen - Jul 27, 2020
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It seems both dramas represent same period in history. Also, never ending throne war is a common point. My Country gives me same vibes as Scarlet Heart Ryeo.
Recommended by nane limon - Jul 27, 2020
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Both dramas need to be watched privately for the sole reason that it will make you crack and ugly snort if you watch it in public. They have different premise but they have the similar elements of friendship, life, and (very little) romance.

Waikiki is more like a sitcom, but I love the development of the characters. For Prison Playbook, it feels more like a more organized drama where you get know each inmate and their story with comedic elements in it.
Recommended by gCell at Work - Jul 27, 2020
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This is the Thai remake of the Taiwanese drama with the same title. The story is similar but updated to modern times, and it is more heart-wrenching but with better happy ending
Recommended by Ladymeow2020 - Jul 27, 2020
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In this the love story is between the boss and his assistant where male lead strives for perfection....they were also aquiantance in past (not childhood) and the one of the lead has lost his memory of the past and how they already knew the other lead before
Recommended by Sam - Jul 27, 2020
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In this drama the male lead return to school after 10 years and try to fight the education system and way the students are being discriminated on the basis of marks
Recommended by Sam - Jul 27, 2020
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Both have the same colors for the core team (Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink) and ToQ 6ou is orange while Kiramai Silver is accented heavily with orange.

Both teams are said to shine (Kiramagers shine because their motif is gemstones while ToQgers shine because one of their motifs is rainbows/light) due to the power of imagination. (which is called Kiramentality in Kiramager). Imagination/Kiramentality power their weapons and mecha and the red of each team has the biggest amount of it.

Both teams started with the other four core rangers and have red added in the first episode to the team with the sixth ranger added later on. The sixth ranger is hesitant to join but quickly comes around.

The Mechas are vehicles for both teams. (ToQgers only have trains as their mech while Kiramagers have an assortment of different type of vehicles, including trains)

Both Villians groups want to harness dark from people.
Recommended by Tito Martinez - Jul 27, 2020
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As I mentioned in my Tiga recommendation, it was also the same as for Ultraman Dyna. Since as with Katsumi, R/B's Minato Isami/Blu also had a lot of similarities shared with Dyna aka Asuka Shin. And alongside reference to plots from Ultraman Tiga, R/B also contained a lot of parallels from Ultraman Dyna as well. So I'm definitely recommending both series because of the huge homage R/B had in connection to the series.
Recommended by Izzu162 - Jul 27, 2020
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The older brother of the Minato brothers, Minato Katsumi was quite similar to Madoka Daigo who is the protagonist in Ultraman Tiga. And if you love R/B's plot and characters, you'll definitely love Tiga as R/B did draw a lot of reference to the series. You might as well call R/B as a series homage to Ultraman Tiga.
Recommended by Izzu162 - Jul 27, 2020
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Another adaptation of the same novel.

Recommended by ObsidianAviary - Jul 27, 2020
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Both have a male lead who time travels to the past into a Harem. Similar comedies in both but Man Comes to Tang Dynasty focuses more on the comedy aspect while Concubinage Record focuses more on case solving.

Also, the time travel is completely logic-less in Concubinage Record. ML possesses a body to time travel yet modern equipment also time traveled with him somehow.
Recommended by ObsidianAviary - Jul 27, 2020
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It’s the similar working women type modern drama taking place in Shanghai. All the women are trying to get ahead at work and at home.
Recommended by SUNNY - Jul 26, 2020
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Investigation, Feel/vibe of the drama, Intelligent and Strong lead characters, Strong and Intelligent female lead, Plot twists and Cliffhangers!
Recommended by swMechanic - Jul 26, 2020
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Both feature a ghost mother leaving a child and husband behind. Also, in both media the husband becomes depressed/suicidal due to the incident of losing their wife. Both have the ghost only visible to a select character.
Recommended by RandomUsagi - Jul 26, 2020