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If you liked Yuusha, Yamemasu add

...then you might like Salaryman ga Isekai ni Ittara Shitennou ni Natta Hanashi add

Two fantasy adventure comedies featuring a human joining the demon lord's army as an important person within, Yuuyame's MC helping solving issues for the army and each general whereas Salaryman's MC being assigned one of the four generals solving issues too. Their premises are very different in that Yuuyame's MC is overpowered and has the power to defeat the demon lord but decides to quit being a hero and join them instead whereas Salaryman's MC was isekai'd to the high fantasy world and is a completely normal human being with no much superpower except just recalling his past skills as an employee to use in negotiations. Within both, we see the MC's make positive changes to the demon army and slowly become more well-liked by the people around them.

If you liked Seija Musou: Salaryman, Isekai de Ikinokoru Tame ni Ayumu Michi add

...then you might like Izure Saikyou no Renkinjutsushi? add

Two silver haired white haired dudes are isekai'd in these fantasy adventure isekai's and learn ways to improve themselves to be of use to the communities there, one becoming a healer and the other an alchemist. They become rather well-liked by the people around them as they go on abouts their journeys.

If you liked Edomae Elf add

...then you might like Nihon e Youkoso Elf-san. add

Elves in modern day Japan except the premises are different as to how they came to be on Earth, one having been summoned there ages ago whereas the other magically appears there from the isekai. The elves become accustomed to their new place and are cared for by someone, Edomae being the family whose shrine she's in and the other one the guy who she was in a party with in the isekai. Major difference is one is more just whole-hearted slice of life whereas the other leans more towards romance between the elf and the male MC.

If you liked Konohana Kitan add

...then you might like Tasokare Hotel add

Their genres and premise are very different but they seem very similar with them being very Japanese in appearance and also to do with a main focus establishment providing hospitality to its patrons, tho not set in your usual modern day Japan with more fantasy setting. Although their hotel purposes are different, one in providing hospitality to supernatural beings and the other providing abode for those in limbo of life and death trying to remember how they've come to be, both shows do have their light hearted funny moments mixed with some serious drama between as each episodic tale takes you on a storytelling of a particular guest, as well as figuring out stuff between the main casts too. If you like cute girls doing cute things in Konohana and it being more relaxed too, Tasokare may not be for you as it doesn't really have that aside from Neko fangirling at Ruri. If you like the mystery detective-like solving issues in Tasokare, Konohana doesn't really have this either.

If you liked Buddy Daddies add

...then you might like Sakamoto Days add

Renown hitmen live their normal-seeming lives in these action comedies whilst also taking care of their child, main difference in that the circumstances for this is different where BD has two guys (not in a relationship) look after a child after the events of a mission whereas SD the child is actually the hitman's daughter and is married to his wife, both children also voice acted by Kino Hina too. The hitmen in both shows are chased after by the assassin's group they were with and overcome obstacles to protect their normal lives, tho in SD this gets resolved quickly. Main difference too is that BD has the child as a main focus of the series but in SD the child is there, just not the story's main plot and also SD introduces another character not part of the family into the main casting.

If you liked Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi add

...then you might like Around 40 Otoko no Isekai Tsuuhan add

Isekai anime where a dude is isekai'd and has the ability to do net shopping directly from Japan and obtain items from there too. Main difference would be that the net shopping abilities are part of the plot differently to each other, Tonsuki using it mainly for gourmet purposes introducing yummy foods to characters whereas Arafoo using it mainly as a ways of making money purchasing things and crafting things for residents.

If you liked Henjin no Salad Bowl add

...then you might like NEET Kunoichi to Nazeka Dousei Hajimemashita add

Modern day Tokyo comedies featuring a powerful female MC (both played by Hinaki Yano) residing with a male MC that knows how to cook and do chores whilst attending to their everyday work. Hensara is a lot more laid back compared to NEET Kunoichi's hyperness and go into more different directions where Hensara is more slice of life whereas NEET Kunoichi is about romance. Characters do vary in terms of archetypes with NEET Kunoichi also have wild personalities in them whereas Hensara is more tame but the premise of both are pretty similar in what they do and the slight traditional Japanese-like flair to them with their character origins but neevertheless both female MCs enjoy their new lives.

If you liked Yatogame-chan Kansatsu Nikki add

...then you might like Okinawa de Suki ni Natta Ko ga Hougen Sugite Tsurasugiru add

Shows that show the love of their prefectures that contain school romance in (a lot more minimal in Yatogame-chan but it is slightly there) but with a mass show and tell of their places regarding what people are like within their areas and the local amenities too, both very educational in learning more about their places. Tho their premises are fairly similar and there being a male MC just getting to know the place for the first time and a female MC advertising the cities, the main difference is one is very short in the episode lengths compared to the other one.

If you liked Dosanko Gal wa Namara Menkoi add

...then you might like Okinawa de Suki ni Natta Ko ga Hougen Sugite Tsurasugiru add

Romcoms set in school about a guy moving to a new city in Japan attending school there meeting the locals, both on opposite sides of literal spectrums where one is in the snowy cold Hokkaido and the other is in the sunny hot Okinawa. Similar setup with love interests at play and a push for local things in their areas are present, tho the push for Okinawa stuff is much more presented upon in Okitsura compared to it being here and there in Dosakoi. Okitsura also provides a more speedy approach to the pacing of the show and is a lot more hyper compared to Dosakoi and as well, the male MC faces translation issues with the female MC most of the time whereas Dosakoi there isn't too much of an issue in terms of dialect play.

If you liked Pururun! Shizuku-chan add

...then you might like Kamisama Minarai: Himitsu no Cocotama add

Silly creatures get up to fun activities in their everyday lives with minimal problematic issues occurring in these children's anime. They're very similar in there being new creatures in both shows they meet along the way and are full of vivid colourful depictions. The main difference is that Shizuku has characters all within a completely fictional world whereas Cocotama is based in a modern day Japanese setting, also in Cocotama the creatures need to be kept a secret whilst Shizuku's just roam around wherever. They feature characters in training, Cocotama to become fully fledged gods whereas Shizuku in becoming better protectors of the forest. The different character archetypes are pretty similar to each, you got a happy-go-lucky main character, lovely and the more sexy one, one that loves eating, the little jokester prankster, and even an elderly one teaching the young ones too. They both also have Ryouka Yuzuki in them too, the innocent pure but sometimes womanly Uruoi-chan in Shizuku and then the very womanly and sexy-acting Kirarisu in Cocotama.

If you liked Kamisama Minarai: Himitsu no Cocotama add

...then you might like Mewkledreamy add

Fairly long children's shows that feature a girl in school taking care of cute plushy-like creatures that have magic in them too. Character archetypes are quite similar between both shows and use 3D CGI where needed but mainly consist of 2D type drawings. Both are full of silly fun everyday life but what makes them different is that Cocotama is generally more normal whereas Mewkledreamy has some of the humans being magical girls/boys along with this being a slight more romance heavy compared to Cocotama.

If you liked Kamisama Minarai: Himitsu no Cocotama add

...then you might like PriPri Chii-chan!! add

Children's shows featuring a girl taking care of cute creatures, tho despite their demographics are children, Chii-chan feels more suitable for children slightly older than if it was for Cocotama. There are characters that are silly and full of everyday fun but creatures in both are kept a secret to most humans whilst the creatures strive in a goal throughout both, Chii-chan repaying kindness to the MC whilst Cocotama are little gods trying to help out everyone in order to become fully fledged gods. The shows are very colourful and there ain't really much threat going on, just the daily lives of the characters as something exciting happens in their everyday lives with the addition of the creatures whilst going to school normally too. They both also have Aki Toyosaki playing as a pink creature and also her doing an ED song as well which is really coincidental.

If you liked Kitaku-bu Katsudou Kiroku add

...then you might like Tesagure! Bukatsumono add

Fairly nonsensical comedies of JK girls' random activities within a laid-back club at school that have different topics shown and talked about, lots of meta aspects within too, they are simply shows that aren't to be taken seriously and are just fun to watch. Main difference is the animations where on majority Tesagure uses CGI whereas Kitakubu uses illustrations but both can alternate every so often. Tesagure mainly focuses its meta components with VA's giving thoughts on new ideas whereas Kitakubu's meta moments sometimes revolve around 4th wall breaking such as making remarks to the watchers, bringing up real life things, acknowledging ED song changes. If you enjoy one, you will definitely enjoy the other one!

If you liked PriPri Chii-chan!! add

...then you might like Punirunes add

Squishy fictional characters living within everyday modern Japan being taken care of by a girl. Both shows are perhaps more girly in nature and targeted more towards children, tho I feel Chii-chan is more for children~teens whereas Punirunes is more for toddlers~children kinda ages. In both shows, characters meet a variety of different characters, Chii-chan has new chiteijin and random folklore characters shown and Punirunes has new punirunes shown, coinciding a happy everyday life of random fun activities, tho Chii-chan is a slight bit more story-based compared to. Perhaps the biggest differences are that in Chii-chan, their extra characters are kept secret whereas Punirunes seems like common knowledge to everyone, also that Chii-chan series derives from a manga serialization whereas Punirunes series derives from the digital interactive toy (similar to Tamagotchi).

If you liked Pururun! Shizuku-chan add

...then you might like Line Town add

Two anime aimed for children set in a colourful environment with fun exciting activities happening every day. Both anime are episodic in nature and mainly compose of the everyday life within both places, appearance-wise their locations are something you'd expect from a children's show too being very spacious and full of greenery. Characters in both are fantastical, Shizuku-chan being very fictional with their drop-like characters and Line Town using mascot characters from its phone app but their characters breathe life and fun in both. Perhaps the biggest difference is the generational gap in both of just under 10 years difference, Shizuku-chan leaning more to your traditional 2000's kids show and Line Town being a bit more modern with phone culture at play. Another difference is that Shizuku-chan introduces a fair amount of minor characters who appear for one or two episodes amongst the main cast whereas Line Town generally play episodes around the 7 characters, sometimes with the occasional character not part of their group appearing every now and then. Both shows are bundled with so much fun and random silliness that if you enjoy one, you will enjoy the other.

If you liked Kuromi's Pretty Journey add

...then you might like Bananya: Around the World add

Established mascot characters featured in short episode ONA's aimed towards children go around the world. Probably the main difference is that Kuromi can speak and is featured going around Earth where humans reside whereas the Bananya's only speak Banyaneese and you really only see other Bananya's too throughout. Kuromi seems to have more of an established story going around different locations on Earth whereas Bananya they just end up wherever on the planet its set in with not too much plot behind it other than to be cute.

If you liked Murenase! Seton Gakuen add

...then you might like Youkai Gakkou no Sensei Hajimemashita! add

School-set wacky comedies where a human has to attend school with other people that aren't humans, in Seton the human is with anthropomorphic animals and in Yohaji the human is with youkai. There are pointers within both where you learn more about the species there, one regarding different animal species and the other on youkai. Main difference is that Seton's human MC is a student whereas Yohaji's human MC is a teacher, also that Yohaji leans more towards gag humour and Seton is more ecchi oriented within its comedy.

If you liked Spy x Family add

...then you might like Kekkon suru tte, Hontou desu ka add

Two animes where people fake a marriage for a certain purpose, both shows with Saori Hayami playing as the female MC. Their plots differ where one is faking a family (in which the marriage is also faked plus the additional child) to prevent a war from happening whereas the other is faking a marriage to prevent being transferred to a foreign branch. Genres too are different in that one is a slice of life with lots of action and the other is slice of life leaning towards romance Despite the fakery, the MCs would eventually get closer to each other as both series progresses, Forger family becoming even more like a real family and Rika and Takuya starting to develop real feelings through their act.

If you liked Tearmoon Teikoku Monogatari: Dantoudai kara Hajimaru, Hime no Tensei Gyakuten Story add

...then you might like Yarinaoshi Reijou wa Ryuutei Heika wo Kouryakuchuu add

Two fantasy comedies where female MCs die at the start and reincarnate back in time to themselves at a younger age with their memories prior to death. Main difference is Tearmoon's MC was evil so killed by her kingdom whereas Yariryuu's MC was good but killed for being erased as evidence and framed. Both MCs would redo the past in order to live, Tearmoon having some romance in whereas Yariryuu is mainly love too. Given the nature of their settings, they can get a bit political too in their world setting.

If you liked Spy x Family add

...then you might like Kimi wa Meido-sama. add

Comedies that feature killer assassins moving in to a new family and get used to their new lifestyle. Main difference is that one is just an assassin whereas the other has an assassin, a spy, and mind-reading child living together. Assassins in both shows are very good with assassination-related tasks but are abysmal at chores but one is more energetic whereas the other is very much silent and cold, tho they both have their outbursts of joy in certain moments.

If you liked Spy x Family add

...then you might like Migi to Dali add

Characters within new family in order to achieve a certain goal, both containing comedy in. SxF has lots of action in whereas MtD is suspense mystery instead but they both have their funny and light-hearted moments amidst some serious scenes, MtD leaning more to this compared to SxF. SxF's plot regards to a fake family being formed to prevent a war happening whereas MtD has twins being adopted in order to figure out in the shadows who murdered their mother. As both series goes on, the MCs start changing a bit and do get closer to their new family members despite it being a façade.

If you liked Doukyonin wa Hiza, Tokidoki, Atama no Ue. add

...then you might like Kinoko Inu add

Two slice of life's with adult casts that revolves around pets and an author overcoming the grief of losing family members, main difference being that Hizaue only has the MC's parents passing away whereas Kinokoinu has the MC's parents plus their dog passing away and that one has a cat whereas the other one has a [i]dog[/i]. They both have their light-hearted moments with interactions to their new pets but a fair bit of serious sad content with overcoming grief. Main difference is Hizaue is normal with its contents whereas Kinokoinu has a mushroom dog, which is very unnormal but the pet is also very smart and understands what humans say.

If you liked Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta... add

...then you might like Rekishi ni Nokoru Akujo ni Naru zo add

Female MC's isekai as a villianess into the high fantasy romance visual novel they've played and make changes to the VN world with their sudden change in personalities and actions. They both have a common ground in a similar quirk the MC's strive for, Hamefura's MC getting real into farming in the case she has to resort to a farm lifestyle and Rekiaku's MC getting real into muscle training to get stronger to become the history's best villianess. Main difference is that Hamefura's MC is doing all she can to prevent her fated death from the game's story whereas Rekiaku's MC is just trying to let the story flow as it would normally.

If you liked Akuyaku Reijou Level 99: Watashi wa Ura-Boss desu ga Maou dewa Arimasen add

...then you might like Rekishi ni Nokoru Akujo ni Naru zo add

Female MC's isekai as a villianess into the high fantasy romance visual novel they've played and absolutely adore the villianess from when they played the games. Main similarity too is that both MC's are from a family which main magic alignment is darkness but both having isekai'd as children, they make a difference to their futures by being proactive in doing stuff, Akuyaku's MC going dungeon-busting whereas Rekiaku's MC doing lots of muscle training and library spelunking. They have a common ground in a target they strive for, Akuyaku reaching a very high level in order to not die from her fate whereas Rekiaku becoming the best villianess known in history. Their biggest difference is their personalities, Akuyaku's MC is very stoic, cool, and quite blank in expression, meanwhile Rekiaku's MC is rather energetic, confident, and pretty expressive. As well, Akuyaku's MC is not deemed well in other's eyes due to the prejudice against those with black hair which is deemed unlucky, let alone wielding black magic. On the other side, Rekiaku's MC is not prejudiced upon and dark alignment families have a name within the nobility so it's not frowned upon. Their upbringings are very different too, Akuyaku's MC with a family that despise her due to her unlucky hair whereas Rekiaku's family is pretty normal but you can tell they have their fun times.

If you liked Mikan Enikki add

...then you might like Ramen Akaneko add

Perhaps the only similarity between these two are talking cats speaking the human language living amongst humans, slice of life's that lean to a certain area. ME features the daily life of a stray cat taken into a family who one days finds out he can speak the human language but is very much SoL family oriented. Meanwhile RA features the daily operations of a ramen place ran by talking cats and the human MC joining the place as a part time employee but is very much SoL work related. Main difference as well is that RA has cats talking normally to human customers although tries to keep it from getting too publicized on social media whereas ME only the cat's family knows he can talk the human language but tries to keep it secret publicly. If you love watching cats talking to humans in one, you will enjoy the other one too.

If you liked Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi add

...then you might like Isekai Yururi Kikou: Kosodateshinagara Boukensha Shimasu add

Two isekai's with an MC that becomes an adventurer going on adventures accompanied by beings from the isekai-world. They both have talking animals in them but main difference is that Iseyuru has the MC look after two children as well. One of the main similarities is that they bring recipes/food knowledge from Earth to the isekai whilst both shows maintain a healthy balance of action adventure sequences and light-hearted fun. Tonsuki is also a gourmet anime and heavily relies on this aspect whereas Iseyuru uses food every now and then but see characters enjoy digging in to good food. If you like a fun relaxing time that makes you happy in one, you'll also enjoy the other one.

If you liked Kami-tachi ni Hirowareta Otoko add

...then you might like Isekai Yururi Kikou: Kosodateshinagara Boukensha Shimasu add

Two fantasy slice of life isekai's that are equally light-hearted and have enough action sequences to make it exciting with the plot of the character's journeys. In both, the MC's are reincarnated for different reasons but would regularly converse with the God's of their universes and are blessed by them too. The MC's in both are always meeting new friendly people along the way. Main difference is that Kamihiro features lots slimes who are tamed by the MC whereas in Iseyuru the MC is accompanied by two children, plus the MC in Kamihiro reincarnates as a child but the MC in Iseyuru is still himself.

If you liked Kono Healer, Mendokusai add

...then you might like Dungeon no Naka no Hito add

Two adventure comedies set in a fantasy world where humans cohabit with monsters, tho in DnNnH the monsters don't live on the surface like the ones in KHM does. Their art styles are quite similar and have a bit of action in both but the directions in genre face differently despite having the same genres. KHM is very much more gag comedy and DnNnH's comedy isn't as crazy but there are still funny moments. DnNnH has more plot compared to which some may deem more heavy plus the use of blood too, although not entirely melodramatic serious.

If you liked Chio-chan no Tsuugakuro add

...then you might like Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan add

Two gag comedy parodies with unhinged high school girls set mainly in school. The comedy in both are very excessive and meme-y so they're very similar in those regards.

If you liked Makeruna!! Aku no Gundan! add

...then you might like Egumi Legacy add

Two series originating from VA's, MAnG coming from Sora Tokui and EL coming from Takuya Eguchi. MAnG makes more sense in plot although shorter than EL and EL is a lot more shitposty compared to.