If you liked
Shinseiki Evangelion
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...then you might like
Key the Metal Idol
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I agree with the other rec. -- similar '90s anime art style, Psychological themes, early lightheartedness followed by tragedy, action, MC having to learn about what it means to be alive Key has female MC Neon Genesis has male MC
If you liked
He's Dedicated to Roses
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...then you might like
GIRL
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Similar art same premise of girl crossdresses and guys still fall in love with her GIRL is incomplete and He's Dedicated to Roses is complete, so you get a slightly more developed story, though still not great (Love in the Mask is probably the best one in the trope)
If you liked
Love in the Mask
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...then you might like
GIRL
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Similar girl dressing as guy, guys fall in love with cross-dressing girl premise Love in the Mask is much more complete and has stronger characters and backstory GIRL is an incomplete story, so if you liked GIRL, read Love in the Mask Also, art is similar
If you liked
Kimi wa Pet
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...then you might like
Kurohyou to 16-sai
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Similar Pet themes with ensuing love life complications
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If you liked
He's Dedicated to Roses
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...then you might like
Boy of the Female Wolf
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similar art style "trap" female leads who dress like a boy in order to fight boys fall in love with the disguised female lead jealousy and love triangles in both Prefer Boy of the Female Wolf bc I thought ir went a little more in depth
If you liked
Sora wa Akai Kawa no Hotori
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...then you might like
Sabaku no Harem
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both involve strategic/militaristic love triangles, strong-willed female leads, and pushy yet caring male leads, also historical settings/time periods. Sora wo Akai... is more dramatic and serious while Sabaku is lighter with less complex character dynamics
If you liked
Shouri no Akuma
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...then you might like
Kuragehime
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Similar 'trap' idea with cross-dressing male leads who have accentric/loud personalities. Female leads differ in Kuragahime features an otaku, unstylish female lead as opposed to a opinionated studious schoolgirl. Kuragahime focuses more on the fashion industry as opposed to school-life in Shouri no Akuma. The endings of both are rushed.