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If you liked Namiuchigiwa no Muromi-san add

...then you might like Jashin-chan Dropkick add

Both shows have wacky girls doing wacky, absurd things, and each of the characters of these shows rhymes with their quirks (e.g. Muromi-san and Jashin-chan), insanity, nonsense, and still with the CGDCT-ness in effect.

If you liked Joshiraku add

...then you might like Jashin-chan Dropkick add

Both shows have wacky girls doing wacky, absurd things, and each of the characters of these shows rhymes with their quirks, insanity, nonsense, and still with the CGDCT-ness in effect.

If you liked Kill Me Baby add

...then you might like Tonari no Kyuuketsuki-san add

Basically Tonari no Kyuuketsuki-san has the Kill Me Baby template: Akari is to Yasuna (both are annoying airheads), as Sophie Twilight is to Sonya (both are the receiving end of the annoyance of the moe/airheads).

If you liked Fate/stay night add

...then you might like Koutetsujou no Kabaneri add

WHY is that there was no one who recommended this? Ikoma is very much containing the principles of Shirou Emiya: wanting to be a hero, cheesy and cliche or not, but the similarity is very much as that.

If you liked School Rumble add

...then you might like Asobi Asobase add

Character-wise, Hanako (Asobi Asobase) pretty much has the same aura or genki-level as Tenma (School Rumble) has. Both pretty much has the comedy in them. (and with hair fall-down, Hanako kinda looks like her, too)

If you liked Kill Me Baby add

...then you might like Asobi Asobase add

The gag of Asobi Asobase just resonates so much on the Kill Me Baby level, and even more! ;)

If you liked Steins;Gate add

...then you might like Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! add

Both Okabe Rintarou, and Rikka Takanashi have CHUUNIBYOU, or 8th Grade Syndrome. They both like to come up with irrational, over-the-top stuffs, fancy themselves with delusions, calling names and aliases, and coming up with terms like "Reading Steiner" for Okabe (about his eyes retaining the past memories), and "Tyrant's Eye" for Rikka (about her Chuunibyou powers). So, if you're a fan of chuunibyous, you can watch these anime. ;)

If you liked K-On! add

...then you might like Minami Kamakura Koukou Joshi Jitensha-bu add

Minami Kamakura has the same formula as K-On, in terms of moe-girls in CGDCT daily-living, and doing club stuffs; juz that K-On is on light music and its theme as well, whilst this anime has cycling. The charm is that, both shows utilises real-life brands: K-On! has Fender, Gibson, Yamaha, and Korg showcased on the show; while Minami Kamakura has like, Cannondale featured, for example. Regrettably though, Minami Kamakura was made by JC Staff, who didn't seem to know what they were doing. Thus, what you might have expected on this anime about cycling, wasn't all focused as much as it could have (like, what hybrids, mountain bikes, or road bikes are; you know, cycling elements since K-On did manage to impart some music instrument stuffs like Yui's Les Paul; or Azusa's Mustang).

If you liked Dagashi Kashi add

...then you might like Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san add

Both shows entertain you by being so elaborate, so intricate, so detailed on their food categories. Dagashi Kashi talks a lot about these various snacks, and Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san talks as much about the different types of ramen. As added bonus, both main characters (Hotaru for Dagashi Kashi; Koizumi for Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san) are voiced by Azunyan---Ayana Taketatsu.

If you liked Ro-Kyu-Bu! add

...then you might like Tenshi no 3P! add

Tenshi no 3P is not only just Ro-Kyu-Bu in a Jpop-rock band, they even featured the anime in one of the episodes! Both shows you get enthusiastic lolis, and both of Kanae Itou's characters here are major-supporting characters who secretly loves the [boring] protagonist.

If you liked K-On! add

...then you might like Yuru Camp△ add

Yuru Camp is basically K-On!, nine years later. Yes, you won't be seeing Gibson, and Fender here, but you'll still be seeing moe things, and get the CGDCT-feel you're always looking for. Right off the bat, Nadeshiko is pretty much Yui in long, pink hair: klutzy, ditzy, airheadynamic moe. Then you'll still get four additional main CGDCT-shoujos, and all of them goes on about their everyday slice-of-moe-life. And oh, Aki Toyosaki is also here of, as well. So if you want to turn your heart as fluffy as marshmallow this 2018, look no further.

If you liked Kill Me Baby add

...then you might like Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san add

How Yasuna and Sonya are in Kill Me Baby, is basically how Yuu's cheeriness to Koizumi-san, who's wanting to avoid her like the plague, looks like.

If you liked Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu add

...then you might like Kidou Senshi Gundam: Tekketsu no Orphans add

Analogy-wise, Baka to Test is like the comedy-version of Gundam Iron-Blooded Orphans. Mikazuki and Orga are pretty much like Akihisa and Yuuji. Mikazuki fights for Orga, as Orga does the strategy as the leader of Tekkadan. Thus reflects pretty much the same way as how Akihisa follows Yuuji, who also claimed and does the strategy for class-F. Then we have Kudelia, who is the action-moe counterpart of Himeji; and Atra, who fits well as Minami's counterpart. Both Kudelia and Atra likes/loves Mikazuki, in the same suki-manner as Himeji and Minami does to Akihisa.

If you liked Baby Princess 3D Paradise 0 [Love] add

...then you might like Ro-Kyu-Bu! add

The vibe is pretty much just the same: loli's here and bishoujos there, harem, and you get these two here. Seiyuu-wise, Subaru (RoKyuBu) and Yotaro (Baby Princess) are both voiced by Yuki Kaji. You'll also find much Kana Hanazawa in RoKyuBu (Tomoka), and some in BabyPrincess (Mizuki), plus very Kanae Itou goodness, and pretty much Yuka Iguchi awesomeness.

If you liked Minami-ke add

...then you might like Aho Girl add

Yoshiko (Aho Girl) has a lot of similarities to Kana Minami (Minami-Ke), both are what we can call as "idiot hero" tropes.

If you liked Kill Me Baby add

...then you might like Aho Girl add

Both shows have "idiot heroes" as main protagonists, and the "straight man" or as the deuteragonists.

If you liked Lucky☆Star add

...then you might like Hinako Note add

I can't believe no one thought of recommending Lucky Star with Hinako Note; Kuu-chan's (Kuina Natsukawa) resemblance to Konata Izumi is astounding! It's basically Konata Izumi 10 years later (Lucky Star was released 2007) who don't do video games, and is evolving to moeshit-kinda anime character. :) Although Hinako Note is mighty generic than the one-of-the pioneering-awesomeness that is Lucky Star, but you can still put this as your cup of tea in a moe-Sunday afternoon!

If you liked Soul Eater NOT! add

...then you might like WWW.Working!! add

WWW.Working!!!? and Soul Eater NOT! are both spin-offs, and work in the way that they can stand alone without the viewer watching their original story/anime (Working! and Soul Eater, respectively) and yet, could still be understand what was going on.

If you liked K-On! add

...then you might like Long Riders! add

Long Riders has the same feel as K-On!, juz with bicycles instead of a band. Characterization almost mirrors well: both have long-haired shoujos, tsun-ish shoujos, demure-ish shoujos, genki-ish shoujos, yep. Best of all, both have main leads who are ditsy and clueless, brimming with passion on what they get fond of, both even have reliable imoutos. If you're into overflowing with cutesy and diabeetus, then these shows are for you.

If you liked Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! add

...then you might like Kono Bijutsu-bu ni wa Mondai ga Aru! add

On hindsight, there are highlighted similarities on KyoAni's Chuunibyou: both are romcom, and both have Chuunibyou-characters with silly antics, and both have enough enthusiasm and comedy to go on about. Both also have Sumire Uesaka (Dekomori's seiyuu in Chuunibyou; Cole-chan on Kono Bijutsubu) even. For those hungry for more normal-X-otaku kind of romcom, look no further.

If you liked Mouretsu Pirates add

...then you might like Kidou Senshi Gundam: Tekketsu no Orphans add

As both shows have quite the similar elements of space-ships, missions and/or requests from clients, and colonies to planets involved to be the stage of the plot, it works in the premise that Mouretsu Pirates is a seeming much milder, more innocent shoujo-version than the rather ruthless, brutal shounen-genre that is the Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans. Also, both shows have Hisako Kanemoto and Yoko Hikasa as supporting seiyuu-casts on it.

If you liked Mouretsu Pirates add

...then you might like Rinne no Lagrange add

Mouretsu Space Pirates and Rinne no Lagrange share the same frequency and wavelength, you want space-themed, strong girl-protagonist-adventures filled with cutesy, a pinch of slice-of-life elements? These two shows, with matching number of episodes, won't disappoint you. The universe they are both in must have existed in utopia (or a faraway future) where the destructive sins of humanity are long-forgotten or [almost] nonexistent, thus providing middle-range action and twists that won't haunt further on "cause and effects". And oh, both of these anime have Ai Kayano in them [as Kayanon's bday is today, Sept. 13].

If you liked Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai add

...then you might like Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! add

This recommendation is made on the premise that both male MCs are masters of video games, and are likely the best men for the job on getting through the ordeals of the plot. Both shows also houses smooth character development that gives them credible fondness of loving these shows and not wasting your time, and both also casts powerhouse seiyuus to complete the package.

If you liked Komori-san wa Kotowarenai! add

...then you might like Ooya-san wa Shishunki! add

If you're a fan of the short 2-3mins kind of anime, you'll love these two titles as both have the same genre, same light story, and the same level of moe-ness. Most of all as this is the main highlight: both the Komori-san and Ooya-san characters have made some 2-3 second cameos of each other.

If you liked Umi Monogatari: Anata ga Ite Kureta Koto add

...then you might like Shinryaku! Ika Musume add

Although the genres may be different, with IkaMusume leaning more on comedy while Umi Monogatari presenting more of drama, the theme is likely similar with beings or shoujos from bottom of the sea, interacting with land dwellers, ocean and seaside as the main obvious settings, and giving the anime fans who are seeking for genres/themes like these, a piece of their minds.

If you liked Tamayura: Hitotose add

...then you might like Gochuumon wa Usagi desu ka? add

Feeling moe lately? Then go for these two of CGDCT-genre's finest. The settings are passive and relaxing that are nowhere near the buzzing of city life, and if you're a fan of a furry fuzzy-cute cat-looking rabbit, or a rabbit-looking cat, then cheer yourselves for Tippy and Momoneko. And oh, by their season 2, both of these shows will have Ai Kayano in 'em.

If you liked Overlord add

...then you might like One Punch Man add

Let's say the basis of comparison goes with overpowering, overwhelming main characters. That's it. Once their plot is stitched with the characterization nevermind if it's going to be complex or not, you're gonna simply sit back and say, 'hmmm...why not? Why could we not indulge to that?'

If you liked IS: Infinite Stratos add

...then you might like Date A Live add

For aesthetic and abstract reasons, Date-A Live holds a ton of similarities to Infinite Stratos, it's pretty much what you'll think of each other when any of these titles are brought up. Kirei shoujos, sci-fi, a shonen who becomes the mediator where each of the girls falls to him for reasons that he's the main character, blushing this fanservice that, and ultimately these characters are memorable. These two shows are nowhere near my cup of tea, but I acknowledge them both because despite all the silliness, there's plot and character entwined. And oh, there's Marina Inoue in both of them as well.

If you liked Psycho-Pass add

...then you might like Plastic Memories add

Welcome to the perhaps anime-y/Hawking-ish future: where if the future of the Earth is this bleak, then I'd rather eat my own head. Plastic Memories and Psycho Pass may be miles off from each other's plot and storyline, but the theme can't be no more farther than how resounding it presented. With all our real scientific advancements, achievements, and the human desire to favor Stephen Hawking's "scientific viewpoints", these two anime may just give us people living in the present a glimpse of this [grim and dim] future.

If you liked Senki Zesshou Symphogear add

...then you might like Genei wo Kakeru Taiyou add

In terms of main characters, Symphogear's Hibiki and Genei's Akari resonate each other's inner struggles and development to become the worthy main characters that they are, apart from a bit of inconsistencies and story progress. But whatever. If your pick is a notion of sticking to the main character's point-of-view magical shoujo-ness with bright lights and effects with antagonists that seem to have personal vendettas, these two anime are for you.