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24 Manga Like Horiguchi-san Chi no Reo Musuko

These 24 manga share the Comedy genres and Childcare and Memoir themes that define Horiguchi-san Chi no Reo Musuko. They are ranked by how much they overlap with it — strongest matches first — then by community rating.

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Shared themes: Childcare. Also Comedy.

Demon King Velgar met a dramatic end after his battle with the hero Karen. Although the Demon King left behind his last words, "In my next life.. I swear I'll come back to destroy you!!!," he later does indeed achieve reincarnation. What awaits him in his humi

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

Tsumugu Aisaka is a huge fan of clothing and an aspiring fashion designer. One day, she meets a con-cafe girl in Kabukichou and ends up working as a new employee. What will happen when she meets new people and all she can talk about is clothes!? (Source: Houbu

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

Josei manga creator Maru Takoyaki finds herself interested in someone she'd never expect—her assistant, Ashizawa-kun! In her eyes, he's excellent at his job and a masterful cook. The only problem is that he's one of the "bad boy types" she seriously can't hand

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

"What happened today is a secret between us, okay?" Haruto Nakayama is a gaming commentator known for his toxicity as the streamer "Oni-chan," After finishing his usual streaming session, Haruto accidentally forgot to end the stream. As a result, his secret li

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

Kubo-kun tries to learn about romance so he can write light novels, but he's the supremely indelicate type!? (Source: Tokuma Shoten, translated)

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

Ryouta Shinonome, who is struggling to become a professional manga artist, is fed up with the advice of those around him that, because he has no experience in love, his romantic comedies are in low resolution. On the other hand, Akemi, a doujinshi artist who a

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

The deadline—humanity's eternal burden. Izumo Reiji, a manga artist whose profession inextricably linked to such deadlines, discovers a mysterious menu at the coffee shop he casually wanders into...? Everyone has probably thought to himself at least once: "If

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

Yamanoi is a rookie manga editor who works hard every day with his dream in mind, along with his best friend. One day, he learns that the magazine he is assigned to, Monthly Trilemma, is in danger of being discontinued. To help turn it around, he is headhunted

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

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Shared themes: Childcare. Also Comedy.

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Shared themes: Childcare. Also Comedy.

I am the android babysitter "MAK-17," aka "Makina." Through the rich interactions I've had with the babies I've raised until now, I've grown a sort of "heart." No matter how many times I've been sold to a second-hand store, each new encounter with a baby bring

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Shared themes: Childcare. Also Comedy.

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

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Shared themes: Childcare. Also Comedy.

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Shared themes: Childcare. Also Comedy.

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Shared themes: Childcare. Also Comedy.

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Shared themes: Otaku Culture. Also Comedy.

The manga's story follows the assassin Karin Kirisaki who, after an assassination attempt on a female artist, is exposed to her manga series "Tokimero." Her life changes, and Karin becomes determined to live a refreshing student life. Unfortunately, she can't

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Shared themes: Childcare. Also Comedy.

In a world where humans and beastmen coexist, a beastman tries adopting a human daughter.

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Shared themes: Memoir · Otaku Culture.

In celebration of Mitsuru Adachi's 55th anniversary of becoming a mangaka, Gosho Aoyama and Rumiko Takahashi contribute a manga essay about their friend and colleague.

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Shared themes: Memoir · Otaku Culture.

Is it possible to have your manga serialized in Japan as a person from overseas who can't speak Japanese...?! The manga artist for Matagi Gunner, Juan Albarran, shares the ups and downs of his days on the path to debuting as a mangaka in Japan in this hard-hit

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Who was that guy that once said, "An army marches on its stomach?" When hapless agricultural science student Jangcheol Kim starts playing the fantasy MMORPG "Paladins of Blood" to escape the stress of school life, he never imagined he would end up inside the g

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