Sleepy Strawberry

Both are Korean short movies.
The same scenario/plot is portrayed by three different pairings, M/f, f/f and m/m.

Queer youth romance stories about members of the same volleyball team falling in love.
Main character joining a new team and receiving teachings from an upper classman/woman, while quickly developing a crush on them. Older student shows reluctance at first but they soon come to reciprocate these feelings.

For one, both are japanese lgbtq+ themed movies/shows. Both feature a gay high school aged protagonist, who is the object of a hetero girls romantic affection. Unrequited, forbidden love is a common theme in these films too. The male characters engage in same sex acts (with mostly older married men), keep it a secret though, staying the closet. Neither of these films are really happy so dont expect a grandiose romance story - youll be served the opposite.

For one, both are japanese lgbtq+ themed movies. Both feature a gay high school aged protagonist, who is the object of a hetero girls romantic affection. Unrequited, forbidden love is a common theme in these films too. The male characters engage in same sex acts (with mostly older married men), keep it a secret though, staying rhe closet. Neither of these films are really happy so dont expect a grandiose romance story - youll be served the opposite.

Boys Planet is a reality show, while Love Class 3 is a minidrama, yet they share some similarities. The characters (and actors too) are (partly) ex-idol-survival show contestants, aiming to debut in kpop groups. A central element in both is the relationship between the characters themselves that is or at least teeters on romantic. Boys Planet attracted a lot of attention because of the close bond between two of its contestants (Hanbin, Hao) and, so far, alot of fans see Love Class 3 taking inspiration from that/or have drawn parallels.

Both are boys love dramas about young people dreaming/aiming to realise their idol dreams while also being entangled in romantic relations.

Boys Love Dramas about idols/trainees aiming to debut as idols. Characters are forced to keep their attraction and romance under cover. Both dramas feature actors with experience in the idol industry and who have recorded songs for the ost.

Both are short japanese dramas with lgbtq+ content/topic/themes and characters. Specifically, the main male lead in both as gay. Another prominent character is a fujoshi/a girl/woman who enjoys gay romance stories/BL. In addition to that, both are adapted from novels written by the same author - Asahara Naoto who was gay himself.

Both are short japanese dramas with lgbtq+ content/topic/themes and characters. Specifically, the main male lead in both as gay. Furthermore, theres also a prominent female character in both whos a fujoshi/who likes gay romance stories. In addition to that, both are adapted from novels written by the same author - Asahara Naoto who was gay himself.

Both are gmmtv produced thai boys love dramas.
Both feature the same pairing - JossGawin.
Both seem to contain some more risky/nc scenes.

Both are gmmtv produced thai boys love shows. One character standing in the limelight, the other on the sides observing. Share the same director too.
Round One will probably get a banger soundtrack too, as Gawin has sung a lot of OSTs in the past and will probably record some songs for this too.

Both are romance stories focusing on a girl/girl relationship.
Both feature a more masc presenting female lead - this has become rather rare in today's GL world.