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If you liked Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka wo Tamemasu add

...then you might like Sasaki to Pii-chan add

- Both MC can travel back and forth from Earth and the isekai fantasy world - Both MC sell modern Earth consumer goods to isekai world for gold to exchange for Earth currency - Both have isekai denizens amazed by the Earth goods, attracting the attention of nobles and royalty - Both MC start getting entangled in economic politics, and political politics. - Both animes has firearm usage "Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World" follows these premises a lot more, is more character and comedy driven, and actually goes somewhere by the end of the season. Whereas "Sasaki and Peeps" threw in a lot of mismatching things which deviated everything from these premises quite often, thus never really delving too deep into things nor characters, and the season ended feeling like it never really went anywhere, and also on a cliffhanger.

If you liked Shin no Nakama ja Nai to Yuusha no Party wo Oidasareta node, Henkyou de Slow Life suru Koto ni Shimashita add

...then you might like Yuusha, Yamemasu add

Similarities - Both have characters leave/quit the Hero's Party/Duty - Both characters were forced out against their choice - Both is about their life after Heroing, and about doing what they wanted to do instead - Both is about the Hero's duty to the people they serve versus no longer wanting/able to do so - Both is about relationships with other characters - Both have periods of slice of life/light comedy, and more serious moments Differences - Banished by the Hero's party is mainly slice of life light romance with some serious stuff tacked on. I'm Quitting Heroing is mainly comedy and some serious themes woven together well, and helping/teaching other characters while forming strong relationships with them - Banished seems to be about defeating the Demon Lord or perhaps the god that bestows blessings forcing fate onto everybody. I'm Quitting is about joining the Demon Lord's army, and struggling to follow or break the "fate"/role one has - In Banished, storylines seem to fall apart towards the end like some things were made up as it goes. In I'm Quitting, episodes seem to be made up as it goes, but by the end it's clear everything was planned out, and well executed - In Banished, the one banished and the hero are two different characters. In I'm Quitting, it's one character.

If you liked Shinmai Renkinjutsushi no Tenpo Keiei add

...then you might like Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka wo Tamemasu add

- Both MC's are cute girls trying to run a shop in a fantasy world, and are concerned with money. - Both MC's are capitalistic, intelligent, a little schemie but with a heart in the right place, and have no reservations when it comes to self-defense against bandits. - Both involve economics, business practices and partners, and the problems of rival competition, and scammers. - Both show the improvement of the quality of life for the local residents due to the MC's business. - Both MC's attract the attention of the local governments, and start coordinating with them. - Both MC's attract cute girls who befriends them, and are cute. - Both MC's hire adventurers desperately looking for work to help with her business, and they become her friends. - Don't mess with either MC, they'll wreck you. Both had people who tried to mess with the MC's and got wrecked.

If you liked Btooom! add

...then you might like Dr. Stone add

Both animes have a similar battle royale feeling except Btooom uses bombs, and Dr.Stone uses science. Both have characters with different backgrounds and complicated relationships teaming up or trying to kill each other to survive. Both have MC's who thinks "we should all work together", and struggles to try to achieve this. Both have things don't always working out as expected or hoped. I would say Dr.Stone is the superior anime, and Btooom has the more atrocious characters and casual body count. Dr.Stone for a fun time and learn about science, and Btooom for a casual video game-like experience you don't have to think too much about.