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If you liked Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san add

...then you might like Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru add

Dress Up Darling and Don't Tease Me Nagatoro both feature couples comprised of an energetic, popular gyaru and a shy, unpopular artist to start with both partners changing as a result of their relationship. -Dress Up Darling's focus is divided between the cosplay sequences and the couple's internal feelings for each other. Their work relationship and their feelings for each other are connected but also gives rise to complications. -Don't Tease Me Nagatoro uses a more standard SOL approach to demonstrate how much the relationship changes Nagatoro and Senpai as people. Their relationship is the sole focus of the manga with their hobbies used as reflections of personal growth.

If you liked Jahy-sama wa Kujikenai! add

...then you might like Kaminaki Sekai no Kamisama Katsudou add

KamiKatsu and Jahy-sama both feature goddess figures using their powers to survive in cruel and unfamiliar environments and usually come out looking pathetic in the end. Jahy-sama is more focused on the titular demon's attempt to regain her standing through her best efforts surviving in the modern age while KamiKatsu's Mitama often serves as a bumbling sidekick to Yukito and his complex schemes.

If you liked Kill la Kill add

...then you might like Shimoneta to Iu Gainen ga Sonzai Shinai Taikutsu na Sekai add

Dystopian authorities wield shame to control and suppress the populace, forcing the heroes to bare themselves and take down the system. Both shows embrace "low-brow" material as ultimately natural and necessary aspects of the self that must be fought for even at the cost of one's own life or reputation. Once you feel comfortable in your own skin you open yourself up to your true potential and doing the impossible.

If you liked Psycho-Pass add

...then you might like Cyberpunk: Edgerunners add

Edgerunners and Psycho-Pass function as excellent examples of the cyberpunk genre with similar strengths but different tones and perspectives. Edgerunners examines those on the margins partnering together and crossing each other as needed to survive in the brutally unforgiving world of Night City controlled by mega corporations. The color and style of the show are bright and flashy which to speaks to the multitude of identities being haphazardly thrown together and forced to stand out to get ahead. Psycho-Pass takes place in an ostensibly utopic society where people's state of minds can be assessed by the state. It tackles the ethics of an "ideal society" and the role of and causes for criminality. Psycho-Pass feels straight out of a hardboiled noir detective film with realistic designs and a dark, cool color palette.

If you liked Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun add

...then you might like Senpai ga Uzai Kouhai no Hanashi add

Both shows are slice of life comedies with a fair amount of focus on romance, even if they aren't overt couples... yet. These shows excel based on the fun dynamics presented in the chosen pairings, strong comedic expression, and a warm loving feeling associated with watching these characters. The largest difference comes with the difference of setting, as My Annoying Senpai focuses mainly on adults in the workplace while Nozaki-kun follows high school students.

If you liked Darker than Black: Kuro no Keiyakusha add

...then you might like Psycho-Pass add

Both anime deal with dark subject matter using their shared sci-fi crime noir thriller settings. -Psycho-Pass follows a police/detective unit as they deal with deviants in a highly structured and monitored society and grapple with the system's flaws, all while trying to thwart a criminal mastermind sewing chaos in his wake. -Darker Than Black follows Contractors who work outside the system towards criminal ends with their unique abilities. Many contractors find themselves pulled into conflict as they try to deal with criminal authorities and other Contractors after them.

If you liked Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko! add

...then you might like Osananajimi ni Najimitai add

Both are romantic comedies centered on childhood friends who had drifted apart and since reunited, but now with their sexual differences more pronounced the relationship is inevitably changed. -Tomo-chan starts with the male love interest, Jun, failing to recognize Tomo's charm since she's tall and still acts very boyish. Tomo tries to increase her feminine appeal with the help of the sadistic Misuzu and airheaded Carol as a result. -Osanajimi reunites the main pair after 10 years apart with Matsuri replaying much of her tomboyish behavior back then but now flustering Daisuke as a result of her feminine transformation.

If you liked Imamade Ichido mo Onnaatsukai sareta Koto ga Nai Onna Kishi wo Onnaatsukai suru Manga add

...then you might like Fetiple add

Both manga are adorable romcoms that unapologetically put their fetishes front and center, as a result both lean towards the realm of the absurd. Still, both series have genuine heart put into the romances which provides a nice balance to the comedy. The primary differences between the two series can largely be attributed to setting- with How to Treat a Lady Knight Right being a fantasy world while Fecchipura is set in "the real world."

If you liked Koukyoushihen Eureka Seven add

...then you might like Top wo Nerae! Gunbuster add

Both are mecha series involving a young hero/heroine struggling to find their place and impress the girl they look up to/love. Both series also involve strange creatures seemingly threatening the planet.

If you liked Michiko to Hatchin add

...then you might like Great Pretender add

Both shows are pulpy romps through beautiful yet dangerous settings. Michiko to Hatchin are on the run because of the bounty on Michiko's head while the Great Pretender crew takes jobs around the globe depending on the target.

If you liked FLCL add

...then you might like Koukyoushihen Eureka Seven add

Both show focus heavily on a young boy learning the extremely difficult process of growing up and failing often before they can finally take the world head on.

If you liked Ichigo Mashimaro add

...then you might like Lucky☆Star add

Both shows are based off of 4-koma featuring cute schoolgirls doing cute things. Lucky Star features a highschool cast and focuses more on various thoughts or experiences that come to mind but still features plenty of comedy. Ichigo Mashimaro features a gradeschooler cast that likes to orbit around a 20-year old college student and is a more straight forward comedy overall.

If you liked Boku no Kanojo wa Saikou desu! add

...then you might like Futari Ashita mo Sorenari ni add

Both are very cute romcom manga about a couple living together. Futari Ashita's couple is a bit more laid back while Boku no Kanojo's couple seem more energetic by comparison.