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-They are both quite similar in the vibes and cinematography, where there is a bittersweet tone in them. Like the story that blends different tones in one really well.
-They both have supernatural (ghost/grim reaper) stuff.
One of the leads are depressed and the other is trying to help them out with a bubbly character.
- And there is a love triangle between three highschool friends.

They both have similar vibes with the episodic format, in which leads have jobs and each episode they have new clients. And both are so funny and a joy to watch. (There is more focus on the comedy than the romance.)

They have similar titles, and as it suggests they're both about leads born on February 29th and due to that they encounter some mysterious curse/magic.

Sports themed Korean BL drama with little to no sport in sight. Instead mostly is about the romance.
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In "Spring of youth" ML is an idol who got into a controversy and meets the genius song writer FL wjo works part-time.
Similarly, in "Fresh romance" Idol FL gets hate online and meets the talented song writer ML working at a chicken shop.
With an addition of a third person as ML rival.

Female centered plot for both dramas about some ladies of different ages gather together to form a business/ group with the right amount of humor for when you want laughter and great friendship between them.

These two are both Filipino highschool Romcom youth drama with friendship.
One lead in both has a "hidden agenda" of making the other fall for them but end up in love too.
FL and ML in both are rich and not poor.
Rabin plays a similar character of "nonchalant" with little to no expression.
Ethan and Rafa play as couples.

A group in the entertainment industry is on the verge of disbanding, placing immense pressure on their leader. Amidst the turmoil, a romance blossoms between him and the director/matron responsible for overseeing them.

1. Setting: Both are centered in high school environments, where students face conflicts beyond academics.


2. Action and Conflict: They involve intense physical confrontations, emphasizing martial arts, fights, or action sequences as part of the plot.


3. Themes of Growth: Both shows delve into themes like friendship, rivalry, perseverance, and self-discovery as the characters navigate challenges.


4. Youth-Centric: The stories capture the struggles, emotions, and aspirations of high schoolers, blending drama with adrenaline-fueled action.

"Ang Mutya ng Section E" and "Goong" share some thematic similarities, particularly the romantic comedy aspects set in high school or youthful environments. Both feature charming and quirky love stories that explore the ups and downs of relationships while being tied to specific social or class-related pressures.

Similarities:

1. Romantic Comedy Tone: Both series have lighthearted moments and humor, often driven by the main characters' clashing personalities.

2. Love Triangle: Both series incorporate romantic tension involving more than two characters, adding drama and excitement.


3 Character Development: Both shows depict personal growth as the characters navigate relationships, responsibility, and self-discovery.

Both dramas are supernatural mystery. A person who can see the ghosts wandering the world helps them find their way

The series follows the story of a group of strangers who are all having a hard time processing a horrible experience from their past.


An unexplainable phenomena finds college-going student, Li Shi Qing, trapped in a never-ending time loop where she is always stuck on a public service bus which is due to explode, bringing death and destruction to not only herself but to all on board.
Together they try to find a way to alter their fate by ensuring the bus arrives safely at its destination, but attempting to do so proves anything but easy.