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The otaku world is full with stories about girls and women who start in a difficult situation but, with courage and efforts, get the best of it. And what is better than to fall in love in the same way? One such story is Dengeki Daisy. Teru is never lonely because she messages a certain “Daisy” after her brother’s death. However, in order to survive, Teru needs to work for the difficult Tasuku.
The fun thing is, both situations are related. However, which other manga have both unusual encounters and romance like Dengeki Daisy?
Let’s discover some manga similar to Dengeki Daisy in our article of 6 manga like Dengeki Daisy! Towa Oshima comes from a whole manga family. She has done several short stories mainly in the shoujo and seinen manga departments. Shouryuu Shinjo is the perfect guy, apparently.
Many people wonder why he doesn’t have a girlfriend. Well, it turns out that Shinjo has one, but Hal communicates only online until one day, she requests Shinjo to meet in person!
What does this has to do with crime prevention and online scams? You will have to discover it in Mel Kano! If you liked the idea of long distance romance and messages as communication basis present in Dengeki Daisy, maybe you should try Mel Kano. The first part of this story will remind you of the tenderness and innocent mystery of meeting love for the first time. The main difference comes in the second part, where the story centers more around crime. Also, although the illustration style is similar in the mangas, Mel Kano is slightly more adult, with more action packed panels.
So, if you would have liked Dengeki Daisy as a more serious and adventurous manga, well you know what to read now! Miyuki Yorita is a prolific author in the shoujo realm. Her stories tend to show strong and original heroines in slightly unusual situation. In Kimi ga Uso wo Tsuita, our protagonist, Saki Kudou, was abandoned by her father when she was small.
Therefore, she hates lies. After a tragic accident, Saki acquires a supernatural ability: now she can see clearly who lies to her! What will Saki do now that she can’t trust anyone around her?
If what you liked about Dengeki Daisy was the romance and the protective attitude of Daisy, you will find just that in Kimi ga Uso wo Tsuita. Both stories are about a protagonist who lost her family too. The main difference is the unusual ability of Saki’s.
Also, the illustration style tends to be more detailed in this manga, although Dengeki Daisy uses more screentones. Anyway, Kimi ga uso wo Tsuita is for all lovers of romance and an independent but flawed protagonist like Dengeki Daisy (because we are humans, right?). Ayuko Hatta has some experience with shoujo and comedy manga. So far, her best work has been Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji, to the point that it became an anime in 2014. If you are into long mangas, this is your lucky day! Meet Erika, who was under pressure to get a boyfriend.
Therefore, she shows a random picture of a guy to her friends only to discover later that he goes to her school. Things complicate when Sata (the guy in question) blackmails Erika and they become a fake couple.
Perhaps what you like about Dengeki Daisy are the main characters. While Teru is a pure, innocent soul caught in trouble, Tasuku is the cool guy who cares for her deep inside.
This sort of relationship dynamic is found also in Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji. If you like the funny, confusing and fuzzy romance side of manga like Dengeki Daisy, this manga will provide that to you. The illustration styles are a bit harder to compare, though, as Dengeki Daisy tends to force comedy more into the expressions of the characters, but it is not so evident at first sight. Here we have the creator of Gokkun Pucho on this list! Ema Tooyama has an ample catalogue of shoujo manga that range from the super tender to the bittersweet. In Koko ni Iru yo!, she introduces us to Hikage Sumino, who dreams of having friends in high school.
Unfortunately, an accident leaves her exactly like in middle school: unnoticed by everyone. The only place where Hikage can share her thoughts is her blog, where internet users leave supporting comments for her. However, one of the most popular guys in the school suddenly approaches her! Will Hikage be able to become as shiny as the sun? People who are more used to mediated conversations than to real life ones might discover that sometimes, the internet can be a powerful form of communications. We otakus are not alien to that, right?
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