20 [Similar Anime] Like O Maidens in Your Savage Season

Both have Comedy and Drama genres. The main characters in both shows are people who are underestimated by other classmates . Even leaders in both groups are the most ridiculed. And somehow, the coloring on both shows looks rather the same. Sora yori mo Tooi Basho get more point because the characters have the same clear goals. While on Araburu, every main character has their story

Both series focus on a selected bunch of characters whose conflict and drama in the plotlines centers around trying to explore the idea of having sex and romantic relationships. Basically, literally everyone is thirsty to a fault. Both shows are crash and burn melodrama runaway trains, whether for better or for worse; however, Araburu seems to be far more valuable due to heightened enjoyment and comedy value, while Kuzu has a far more somber tone.

Tsurezure Children is a story about new couples, focusing on the romance and a comedy. A really heartwarming show with realistic characters and romances.
Araburu is focused on 5 females characters, all very different in their personalities but also all iinterested in the discovery of love and sex. Drama and romance are both present, and the realistic events will make you feel a lot.
In all, these shows are similar with the multiples MC, romances and in the fact that these romances are all news but arrives somewhat early in the anime. They also both show realistic and logical romances and emotions.

Both shows examine teenage sexuality from POV of young girls groupe. The main difference is that Love Lab is an light comedy CGDCT show, while Araburu is more melodramatic and based on personal experience.

A study of the first romantic and intimate experience from the point of view of a young girl, a gentle and unhurried narration, an attempt to make standard anime archetypes more realistic and lively. The main difference is that Agatte Kimi ni Naru is shoujo ai and refers to relationships in a more cold-realistic tone.

Both shows feature girl(s), unexperienced in sex/romance, and who are very passionate to learn about them. Both shows contain a lot of sexual humor and puns

Both delve into what love truly is as a concept. Love is something that is a complicated idea. Both go to the extent of what you would do concerning someone you love.

Both anime have the same story in which innocent characters have a desire to learn more about adulthood and sexual behavior.

The humour is very similar and both focus on girls and their relationships with each other and the world. The comedy and humour is quite similar as well.

Both shows are dedicated to the difficulties of youth social interaction and make a lot of social comments about it. In particular, both anime have LGBTQ arc and a major character who hides low self-esteem behind a feigned cynicism. If you are looking for a smart anime that is not afraid to talk about real teenage experiences and be socially relevant, then both titles can be one of the best choices for you.

Both of them are very funny - in a slightly similar way sometimes - and have cute girls

Both of these shows handle themes of puberty and overcoming the struggles of entering adulthood in very mature and unique ways.

Similar romantic problems of the teenage period of the life. Funny and embarassing situations on both.

IF you're like me, you love a diverse cast of cute and beautiful anime girls. Both have this! More seriously, they both are pretty light-hearted and have comedic moments, but this one just takes away all the heavy emotions from araburu.

Some attributes both series have in common for instance is a student developing a crush on their teacher as well as blackmailing the teacher on occasions. Aside from this, the anime also discusses sexuality and coming of age.

-Both have a similar art style
-Both anime have an opening made by honeyworks
-Ao haru ride is more on the romance side and Otome-domo leans more toward the sexual side

Both animes have a group of girls that have to grow up and become women. I think the Amars and the girls from Literature Club look alike, having problem with the other sex and being really shy with people not from their friends. Both series are also really funny and entertaining, with a light but realistic vision of the process of growth.

Both titles have very beautiful romance stories of multiple couples and no less beautiful theme songs by HoneyWorks (which is the source of Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai, by the way) and voice actors of heroines.

Araburu Kisetsu is more light in its ecchi referencing, and is more of a drama than a comedy. Of course, comedy is still etched in there, otherwise it would be nothing like Grand Blue at all! Simply call it a softcore version with an all-female main cast.

Both are about young girls growing up and learning more about adult topics.