15 [Similar Anime] Like My Little Monster

Both have a female lead that doesn't think they need friends or anyone for that matter. And both have a male lead that sees her differently than everyone else. And the male leads make the female question her own values.

To start of both shows have same genres (shoujo,slice of life,romance,school..etc.)
The main Character of Sukitte ii na yo is similair to Shizuku (the MC of TnKk) ,at the start both of them don't have friends and obviously no love experience and are saying to them selfs stuff like ''I don't need friends they only use each other'',''I don't have time for that'',and then you have Yamato and Haru (The male MCs of the show) that both pick an intrest to these ''anti-social'' girls and so love slowly starts blooming (lol)
-Sorry for the sucky description,but you should give them a try, i guarantee that you will like both of them :)

Both series are considered romantic comedies that has both of the elements:

-Both are romantic comedies
-The MC's are similar (basically no friends at first, but grow as people throughout the show)
-The MC's are what would be classed as weird/different/outcasted
-There's some sort of love triangle in both

First of all both series have great and unique main character guy, they are hilarious and different from all any others guys from other series.

Both series have a handsome and quite unique main character guy, with a secret background. Both of the guys are different from the other guys in the series.

Basically, both stories are about a girl who distances herself from others (Shizuku does so to focus on her studies. Sawako does so because people are afraid of her) then suddenly, a certain guy (Haru for Shizuku. Shota for Sawako) befriends her and helps her open up to other people.

Both involve characters that are compared to animals and are "harsh" or "moody". Both have characters that have to "take care" of another in a pet like way that leads to eventual romance.

These two series are considered romantic comedies that are lighthearted and presented in a way that is funny, entertaining, and amusing all the same time.

Lighthearted romantic comedies. Tonari-no Kaibutsu-kun and Ao Haru Ride explores the relationship of two main characters with contrasting personalities. The main male protagonist from both series has similar personalities and often plays practical jokes on others. Their relationship with the main female protagonist develops through circumstances. Their perspective stories also include other characters that raise drama and misunderstandings. I recommend both series for anyone seeking a romantic comedy with a lighthearted atmosphere.

Both series takes place at a school setting where there is drama, comedy, romance, and also competition. From both of these series, the main male protagonist meets the main female protagonist where the two forms an peculiar relationship - sometimes serious, sometimes competitive against each other, and sometimes romantic.

Ouran and Tonari no Kaibutsu kun are both romance/comedy animes. Both of these animes are one of the most hilarious romance animes that i have seen.

One of the two main characters have no idea how to properly interact as they continue to go with their life, while the other tries to maintain a working environment for both of them that is acceptable to society first. Experiencing different feelings for the first time, both these anime have a fair share of comedy and romance.

Based on the early episodes of Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun, it becomes very clear how much the female lead character resembles Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou's. While the male protagonists differ quite a bit, both girls are study overachievers obcessed about being the number1 student, which, as a result forces loneliness, social apathy and awkwardness into their personalities and lives. A fated encounter with the male lead starts to change the way they prioritize values in life and slowly start to open their hearts towards love. It's also worthy of note, the often introspective tone of the female lead with regular monologuesque analysis of their own feelings. Even the OP seems to use similar composition formulas.

The main character deals with her inner demons, and tries to figure out what her place is in the world. Although in Kotoura-san, the main character is a lot more bubbly, and friendlier.

Both are hilarious with random odd situations. While Nozaki-kun is more inclined to be a parody of the whole Shoujo Genre (lots of elements from popular series will come up if you notice) Kaibutsu-kun revolves more within the Shoujo genre, but creates fresh comedy out of its crazy characters.
Either way both have good set of different funny characters, great fresh humour, and an ensuing romance. You'll love both of them!
The art is kinda similar too.. though Kaibutsu-kun is more pop with brighter colours.

Both animes have a girl reluctant to make friends because she thinks it'll be an inconvenience (although Kaori just doesn't want to hurt anyone whereas Shizuku thinks they'll be a pain). There aren't many direct similarities between the two animes apart from the romance genre and similar art style, but both Hase and Haru are similar in the sense that they're the ones initiating the relationship. There is also the fact that it's because of Hase that Kaori makes friends, which is like how it is because of Haru that Shizuku does the same. They have a similar feel so if you like one anime you'll like the other.

Chuunibyou and Tonari are both shoujo romance anime that are fun too watch, including both comedic moments as well as some more serious ones.