Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom

Both are psychological, with a lot of play around trust, relationships and mystery. In both, they end up trying to figure out what is behind the situation (Alice and the games vs the class and the weird sensei)

I have only watched the first 3 episodes of solomon, but, the premise and the story so far is very similar to 3nen a-gumi. Both are fantastic and I highly recommend you give 3nen a-gumi a go if you're enjoying solomon!

The plot is very similar, about a group of students who is locked up in school and need to solve the quiz to be able to survive

- Both are in a high school setting
- Both talk about bullying
- Both have teachers trying to change their students for the better
- Both are mystery and thriller

They are pretty different, but at the same time they have some things similar.
They deal with bullying and I should also say "surviving". In 3 nen students are blocked in a classroom with their teacher, while in Limit students who survived after an accident are all alone in a forest (between them there is also a killer). In both there is police the who need to rescue them and save them. Both are psychological, full of twist and secrets.

Both Jdramas, both centre around school, both have unique schools where things only happen there and no where else, both involve a bit of mystery, suspense and high stakes. Chastity high is more uplifting though, Mr hiiragis homeroom is darker.

Both have:

- Teacher aiming to fix the classroom and dissolve hierarchy
- Growth in students and teachers
- Suspense
- 3 Nen a Gumi is more serious but definitely has a lot of the themes of Billion x School

It also talks about the investigation of a boy, who's always bullied in school. One day, after he left the school, he was mysteriously murdered. it was full of thrill when u watch this!

Similarities:
-The female leads are played by the same actress in both 3 Nen a Gumi and Mask Ward
-Both stories are centered around a hostage situation gone wrong.
-Both stories have a theme of revenge and justice.
-Both deal with controversial topics
Differences:
-3 Nen a Gumi takes place in a classroom, and Mask Ward takes place in a mental institution/nursing home.
- 3 Nen a Gumi is about the suicide of a classmate meanwhile Mask Ward deals with corruption inside the institution.
- 3 Nen A Gumi deals with the corruption in society whereas Mask Ward deals with political and medical corruption.
I recommend both the drama and film if you enjoy a good mystery and psychological thriller.

- Thriller / Mystery
- School isolated from the outside world with students having to manage on their own

Basically the mcs are teachers that are trying to teach some morals and new mindsets to their students so as to help them not become pieces of trash later on. One of course tries to teach them in more extreme ways than the other. Both drama address heavy societal topics and deliver strong messages.

Instead of student the teacher is trying to change the students way of think, same kind of feel with the setting and thriller

In both shows the leads are socially awkward outcasts. They also idolize their popular love interest.

Both psychological drama involving teacher and students. It's just that suzuki sensei can be the "I'lll shove my ideals down to your throat" type of drama.

Both of these stories are focused on the shocking death of a female student and how the class try to unravel what happened to her, realising they all play different parts into her death.

Suicide Notes Laid on the Table is a film which focuses more on the students trying to figure out her story themselves, as they read through her suicide notes, piecing the puzzle together.

Whereas, Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom is a series which focuses more on the teacher trying to guide the students into figuring it out, through his rather chaotic methods.

Overall the only main difference is that Mr. Hiiragi's Homeroom does highlight some of the other student's backgrounds and stories, whilst we mainly focus on the female student in Suicide Notes Laid on the Table, probably because it's a film and has less time to develop further.