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If you liked InuYasha add

...then you might like Utawarerumono add

Both anime series have settings in a similar time era as the Sengoku Period with the humans bearing animal and yokai features especially in Utawarerumono. They also have battle themes with dramatic music scores and fantastic storylines which will fascinate everyone. Utawarerumono's themes lean towards war with well-written characters, romantic conflicts and the main protagonist becoming a leader of an army to liberate every land from corrupt warlords while unexpectedly gathering a harem while Inuyasha's themes, on the other hand, are focused on the main titular protagonist journeying with friends he makes along the way to collect important items and defeat the main antagonist, a Youkai of the anime series while having to go through a complicated romantic relationship with a woman who accompanies him.

If you liked Flanders no Inu (Movie) add

...then you might like Violet Evergarden Movie add

Both movies are adapted from novels; Violet Evergarden from a light novel series published by Kyoto Animation and Dog of Flanders from a classic novel. Both of the movies have emotional themes which emphasized on loyalty and love relationships which will touch your hearts forever as you watch it from the beginning to the ending!

If you liked Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha add

...then you might like Utawarerumono add

Both shows are distributed for adult audiences and have mostly female characters who are depicted as Bishoujo women or young Moe girls who can fight, their very great storytelling, world-building, and character developments are reflected in the main characters and both depict action violence which Utawarerumono exaggerates it more than Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha and while Utawarerumono's story focuses on war, Nanoha focuses on Magical Girls challenging antagonists to fight for both their worlds.

If you liked Magic Knight Rayearth add

...then you might like Pop in Q add

The plot of Pop in Q is strongly similar to the 90's anime because it involves school-girls from different high schools being transferred from their world to another world to save it from disaster. Pop in Q involves dancing while Magic Knight Rayearth uses magic and weapons to help everyone. Moreso, it even emphasizes character development to help further the plot.

If you liked Fushigi Yuugi add

...then you might like Pop in Q add

The themes in those two anime are common in 'A schoolgirl travels to another world by accident' although the differences between those two are that Fushigi Yugi's another world is based on Ancient China and Pop In Q's another world has cute animal like fairy species living in small houses. Fushigi Yugi and Pop In Q focused on character development where the main protagonist has to help everyone in the another world while confronting her own problems as well. What they do to save the world: In Fushigi Yuugi, the protagonist has to summon Suzaku, the god of the south and Pop In Q: The protagonist teams up with another few protagonists to save the another world by dancing.