I don’t think we need any explanation regarding this. Both series are covering entertainment industry with the celebrity fell into the ‘non-celeb’ leads first. Both are trying to get this ‘non-celeb’ dude’s heart and all in all I think both are quite similar and would be another version of one another. Lighthearted series I would say. Very nice to handle your boredom…
With a father who's a singer, a mother who's a movie star, and an older brother Shougo who's the lead vocalist for the super-popular band "The Crusherz," Sena Izumi—an otaku college student—is the only dull one born into this super-famous and talented family. He loves "Magical Girl LalaLulu" and is working hard to become a mangaka, but one day he winds up appearing in a TV commercial he just can't turn down. There, he's reunited with Ichijou Ryouma, the super-popular young actor he costarred with on a project ten years prior.
A deeper and darker take on relationships in the entertainment industry.
If you are interested in seeing more of the type of struggles that could be faced where it doesn't always work out then War of Y is for you.
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Same actors as the main couple and most likely, Trouble Maker will have the same light-hearted vibe as Love Stage!!!
Both shows take place in the entertainment industry and one of the main characters is an actor who is forced to hide his private life before his fans so that it does not destroy his career.
Both series are entertaining and sexy.
Both series have a powerful side character of a terrible artist manager who makes serious problems not only to the actor she is supposed to take care of but also to people around him.
Also, the series have a similar vibe, they are both quite light-hearted and entertaing, although the behaviour of some characters may annoy you.
Both shows are light-hearted with no much drama or plot in general, good when you want to turn your brain off and just enjoy the cuteness.
One of the main characters is childish but cute.
Long time love reuniting, waiting to meet their love and the male lead being an actor.
In case of love stage, ryou meets a girl when he shoots a comercial in his childhood and falls in love. He waits to meet that person all life without having no idea that the little girl he met was orginally a boy(named Anda) dressed as a girl. They reunite again to the same commercial but as grownups few years later, until Ryou discovers that Anda is a boy.
The main character in both series originally thought he was straight and that's why he wanted to refuse the person he had loved in the past after discovering the person was a man. Anyway, later he decides that gender does not matter when it comes to love.
Both shows are easy to watch and entertaining but not stupid.
ML has a crush on girl in distant past, but meets same person in future and is surprised their gender isn't what they thought it was. Do they realize it is the same person? What is going on? Is the person the same? Does this change ones feelings? Does gender really matter when it comes to love?
