Shows Like Urusei Yatsura

The original 1981 anime adaptation of the same Rumiko Takahashi manga - this 2022 series is a direct remake.

Another modern remake of a Rumiko Takahashi classic romcom manga - same author, same era of source material, same MAPPA-style revival treatment.

Near-identical premise: alien princess shows up on Earth and forcibly attaches herself to an unlucky high school boy, kicking off harem ecchi shenanigans.

Sci-fi harem comedy where supernatural girls (with electric powers like Lum) chase an ordinary high schooler. Shares ecchi tone and Maaya Uchida.

Manga-based alien-meets-Japanese-teen romcom with cohabitation hijinks, hitting the same lighthearted alien-romance niche as Urusei Yatsura.

Supernatural-girl harem ecchi anchored by a hapless lecherous male lead - very Ataru-coded protagonist with the same harem comedy structure.

School-life romcom built around an unwilling love-polygon between an indecisive boy and pursuing girls, echoing the Ataru-Lum-Shinobu triangle dynamic.

Absurdist Japanese school comedy with a sprawling cast of eccentric girls orbiting a male lead - shares the Hiroshi Kamiya lead and the anything-goes gag-comedy DNA.

Hiroshi Kamiya again leads a deadpan high-schooler dealing with bizarre psychic/supernatural classmates - same gag-anime tempo as the 2022 remake.

Ecchi harem with alien/extradimensional invaders and a school setting - hits the same beats but cruder.

Alien-invasion ecchi school comedy where horniness is literally the plot engine - tonally cruder cousin of Urusei Yatsura's lecherous-hero premise.

School-life harem ecchi with a lone boy surrounded by powered girls - same harem-comedy template, sci-fi flavor.

Slice-of-life harem with supernatural-powered classmates and low-stakes romantic chaos at a Japanese high school.

Classic ecchi harem school comedy in the same lecherous-MC tradition Urusei Yatsura helped originate.

Hiroshi Kamiya headlines a school-set series where a male lead navigates supernatural girls with their own quirky problems - structurally close to the Ataru/Lum-and-friends format.

SHAFT-style absurdist romcom about an ordinary guy and a self-proclaimed alien girl - shares Urusei Yatsura's surreal-romance vibe and Hiroshi Kamiya/Miyuki Sawashiro pairing.

Hiroshi Kamiya-led Japanese high-school romcom - softer tone but same core school-romance audience.

Manga-based remake about an alien woman entangled with a Japanese boy - same alien-girl-on-Earth premise in a more action-leaning register.

Comedic Earth/alien co-existence sci-fi school setting - Trigger's compact riff on the human-meets-aliens-in-school space.

Episodic sci-fi comedy starring a womanizing alien-hunter - pulls from the same lecherous-male-lead-in-space comedic tradition Urusei Yatsura pioneered.