Any recommendations for manga similar to Oyasumi Punpun? I didn't

Anything else by the same author. Solanin and What a Wonderful World! are my favourites besides Punpun. They're not really dark, although some of his other works are very edgy. Didn't really like those all too much but I can vouch for these two. Also Dededede is good (his currently publishing series) if not a bit more manga-y than what you're asking for.

Thematically similar to Punpun is Strongest Man Kurosawa, which I recommend to everyone because it's fucking great.

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One of my favorite coming-of-age manga is Onani Master Kurosawa. I don't exactly say it's the same as Punpun but it has some common things.

I've yet to find manga that is as amazing as Punpun.

I am a Hero is pretty good in that it doesn't read like other manga. It starts off a little slow and kinda incomprehensibly, but gets better within the first few chapters. It is nowhere near as obtuse as the first couple of pages make it seem.

GE: Good Ending is great if you like something with some real emotion and good character development. It is very much a drama manga, though, and there are a few scenes that are a little over the top.

There's also Aku no Hana, which shares some of that dysphoric sense with Punpun. However, it didn't strike as many chords with me as Punpun did.

I'll also second Onani Master Kurosawa (there's also a small sequel novel that was translated and is floating around) and Asano Inio's other work; What a Wonderful World! can be very cute at times and Solanin has a pretty decent "vibe" to it as well.

If you're only looking for manga that deviates from the norm, there's also:
Nickelodeon
Sakamoto desu ga?
Kiseijuu
Liar Game
Gangsta