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If you liked Jungle Taitei add

...then you might like Jungle Taitei: Yuuki ga Mirai wo Kaeru add

This is a different take on the Kimba the White Lion story. Instead of being from Africa, Kimba, and most animals from around the world, as considered endangered and are on an island for them to live.

If you liked Shinzou Ningen Casshern add

...then you might like Eightman add

Both are about humans who, through different means, become super-powered cyborgs. Both series have the characters fighting crime and evil. This was a big theme in the 60s with the advent of technology, especially of the robotic type.

If you liked Eightman add

...then you might like Cyborg 009 (TV) add

Both are about humans who, through different means, become super-powered cyborgs. Both series have the characters fighting crime and evil. This was a big theme in the 60s with the advent of technology, especially of the robotic type.

If you liked Rec add

...then you might like Gi(a)rlish Number add

Both series deal with the main female character who wants to succeed in the seiyuu business. Whereas Rec is a mix of romance, comedy and slice-of-life, Gi(a)rlish is more realistic and somewhat straight out sarcastic view of the seiyuu community.

If you liked Amaama to Inazuma add

...then you might like Koi wa Ameagari no You ni add

This is also about a high school female student who falls in love with a much older man (40 year old). Where as Amaama the female MC starts to fall for her teacher, in Ameagari she falls in love with her manager. She also starts to date him.

If you liked Shirokuma Cafe add

...then you might like Kuma Miko add

I always like to keep my recommendations short and quick because it really comes down to the viewer. One of the first things that jumped out at me was that Natsu (the bear) has a lot of the same strange humor that Shirokuma had from SC. Almost a deadpan delivery. The other that both had was that the animals interacted with human. With SC, all the animals interacted with human. In KM, only the bears interacted with members of people of a small village in the northern Tohoku region. Interacted as they talked to each other. This makes for some funny conversations at time.

If you liked Kaitou Saint Tail add

...then you might like Magic Kaito 1412 add

I think this idea has been a bit overdone. KST is about a female teen who uses magic and illusions to steal items, returning them to their rightful owners. The only difference is that her best friend knows about what she does because she's a Catholic nun in training.

If you liked Aa! Megami-sama! (TV) add

...then you might like Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha. add

It took a whole for me to come up with the recommendation mostly because I was looking at it from the wrong angle. How "A!MG" and "Inari" (for short) compare well with each other is the interaction of gods with humans. Not just everyday interacts but also falling in love with each other. I won't put any spoilers here because that's what makes "Inari" fun to watch ("A!MG" is a very well known series). In both series, the humans do get a taste of some of the powers of being a god, go to the plane where the gods live and even get to know other gods. Whereas "A!MG" manga is about to end, "Inari" manga is still ongoing, unlike the anime. It's still a good watch.

If you liked K-On! add

...then you might like add

These are similar in the fact that instead of musical instrument, the female characters play MMPOG, first person, military-type video games. Since the series is only three chapters in, there hasn't been enough to form a complete recommendation. Just stay tuned, this will be updated.

If you liked Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo add

...then you might like Space☆Dandy add

If you want to see off the cuff and non-sequential humor, Space Dandy seemed to have taken a cue from the so-far-off-the-wall series.

If you liked Idol Project add

...then you might like AKB0048 add

Singing idols helping each other out. I don't know what more to say than that. LOL

If you liked Needless add

...then you might like Kill la Kill add

It would be silly to not compare this to Needless. Both deal with people with enhanced powers, or superpower. In this case, "Kill Ia Kill" has the student council have their enhanced powers come from what are called Ultima Uniforms. In "Needless" the main protagonist, Cruz, has no powers but is able to out strategize his opponents and defeat them. In "Kill la Kill" Ryūko Matoi carries one half of a scissors sword that can defeat the Ultima Uniforms.

If you liked Dirty Pair add

...then you might like Teki wa Kaizoku: Neko-tachi no Kyouen add

It's a couple of troubleshooter/ex-cops who were teamed up and cause massive destruction wherever they go.

If you liked Choujin Locke add

...then you might like Toaru Kagaku no Railgun add

Though Locke is more of a space opera and Railgun is super-powered slice-of-life, they both have the idea that ESPer powers can be developed. In the Locke universe, the students train at Lady Kahn's school to become ESPers. There are no levels or variations like there is with Railgun. Also in Locke they students are trained to be used as a took for evil. It's rarely their choice to use their powers for the good. Railgun, each other students are trained because of the pursuit of science. Some do use their powers for evil, other's good.

If you liked Macross F add

...then you might like Suisei no Gargantia add

As one watched the first episode of "Suisei no Gargantia", the humans must battle an strong, alien lifeform, the Hideauze. In "Macross Frontier", the humans also battle an lifeform, the Varja. In both cases they do damage but aren't able to win out. Of course this is the only resemblance between the two. But it's a good start.

If you liked AKB0048 add

...then you might like Love Live! School Idol Project add

Going into detail about these two series (and AKB0048 Next Stage) would seem to be given how similar they are. First off, both series are idol groups. AKB0048 is the developed group with LL is showing how the group μ's is starting to form from the ground up. Both AKB0048 and μ's have groups against. For μ's it's the student government while AKB0048 has planetary governments. Of course in the end we all know both will triumph. Enjoy the series. Neither will classics, but they are fun to watch.

If you liked Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann add

...then you might like JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken (TV) add

If you're looking at these two as a comparison of similar anime stories, don't, there isn't one. Instead look at these two as having a similarity of overabundant histrionics (lot of shouting and overacting) and male characters that are very gar. The storylines are simple within themselves. Just remember that these two series are both over-the-top, so be ready for it.

If you liked Naruto: Shippuuden add

...then you might like Brave 10 add

Surprised nobody made this recommendation yet. I'll keep it simple. Both series deal with ninjas with supernatural or enhanced skills.

If you liked Future GPX Cyber Formula add

...then you might like Mach GoGoGo add

I'll just keep this short. Both series deal with a young driver who drives an advanced racing car. With Speed Racer, it's the Mach 5 with it's gadgets. Future GPX Cyber Formula, it is Asurada, the most advanced computer enhanced race car. So as you can see, both are car racing animes that are 25 years apart. You could call the Mach 5 the grandfather of Asurada.

If you liked Tetsujin 28-gou add

...then you might like Heroman add

Heroman is an modern interpretation of Gigantor/Tetsujin-28. It's about a teen who remote controls a giant robot. In the case of Gigantor is via a control box and Heroman by a wrist control. Also in both series, they were out to save the world. Gigantor was the typical superhero vs. spies, evil organizations while Heroman first storyarc is to save the world from an invasion of alien cockroches known as Kruggs. Both series were also created by men who were giants their respective fields: Stan Lee of Marvel Comics fame and Mitsuteru Yokoyama who was influenced and even hired by Osamu Tezuka.

If you liked Houkago Wind Orchestra add

...then you might like K-On! add

The main character of both mangas are slacker/neets. They have really no interest in joining anything. Also the respective music clubs (K-ON! = light band and HWO = wind orchestra) are to be closed due to lack of participants. Then the main character, with no musical skills whatsoever, is able to become the catalyst to get the clubs back up and running. Both mangas are slice-of-life, shounen and music genres. Since HWO just started I don't how it will compare to K-ON! story or music wise. As the main these of HWO stated, "Take one step ahead in life and you don't know what could happen." I say take a chance with HWO.

If you liked R.O.D: Read or Die add

...then you might like Ao no 6-gou add

Both have the villan with a god complex who believes that mass murder is the answer to problems of the world. In R.O.D., the villan creates clones while in Blue Submarine he evolves animals to the level of humans.

If you liked K-On! add

...then you might like Nyan Koi! add

The only real similiarity between the two is that they both has a group of cute high school girls. Don't watch them right after each other. Why? All the female characters are sweet that you will get an insulin rush!! Oh!! and neither have major storylines. They are both fun to watch and enjoy. If you want something deep, neither of these will do it for you.

If you liked Shinseiki Evangelion add

...then you might like Ao no 6-gou add

Both of these are similar in the fact that both are dealing with outside and non-human lifeforms that want to destroy the human race. In both world because of this, the oceans have risen to swallow up most of the earth.