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If you liked Seikimatsu Occult Gakuin add

...then you might like Level E add

The animation style and general feel of the series seems similar. Both plots put a paranormal conspiracy story right in the middle of a tight knit community of unusual characters and tell the story using quirky humor with a mysterious overtone.

If you liked Juuni Kokuki add

...then you might like Saiunkoku Monogatari 2nd Season add

The world these stories are set in are very similar. They're historical feeling in a fairy tale land that looks a lot like old Japan might. The difference is that strong female characters wield more power than may be historically accurate. This Second season of Saiunkoku Monogatari has a bit more of the "magic" in it than the first season which I think makes it a lot more like Juuni Kokuki - which is filled with elements of fantasy. I think if you like strong female characters who are not portrayed primarily as a object of sexuality, who don't spend all day talking about a guy but are also not immune to the idea of romance, you'll definitely like both these series.

If you liked Kaiba add

...then you might like Higashi no Eden add

The most basic premise is the same - you have a main character who you like, but who has no recollection of who he is. You are going along for the ride with this character who you're rooting for, but you're not entirely sure who is the good guy and who is the bad guy. Memory loss, love and troubled times in the name of a more perfect society are present in both series. One caveat - if you can not stand a variety of unique artwork or animation styles, then you will probably have a hard time watching Kaiba... which is a shame because it's an excellent series. The story is beautiful and if you appreciate unique animation and art, you will love it too. Higashi no Eden is wonderfully animated and drawn - but it's within the realm of normally drawn anime. Kaiba might be what Higashi no Eden would have looked like if Dr. Seuss had animated it.

If you liked Nana add

...then you might like Ristorante Paradiso add

The subject matter is completely different, but they are similar in that they deal with more mature themes from a female perspective. There is quirky lighthearted humor in both shows and there are adult situations and complicated or serious issues which are addressed and portrayed in a realistic dramatic manner.