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If you liked Crayon Shin-chan add

...then you might like Mainichi Kaasan add

Shinnosuke and Rieko (both main characters) have a lot in common, even tho' one's not even 10 (I think) and the other is a full-grown adult with a family. Then again, Shinnosuke has a lot in common with even the two annoying kids and the drunk dad. Both anime's deliver great and humorous sketches throughout the show with two or three shorts an episode. Although Mainichi Kaa-san has an actual plot going on "in the background", Crayon Shin-chan doesn't.

If you liked Ueki no Housoku add

...then you might like Zan add

Both manga's art are alike, while the main characters are almost identical ('cept for their IQ), the battle's bring the manga to a whole new level and the parts between the battle's (not so much in Zan) are a bit dramatic.

If you liked Animal Yokochou add

...then you might like Mainichi Kaasan add

The two leads share alot of resemblance's, while the mom has to take care of her kids, the other has to take care of crazy animals (just like kids), they end up in hilarious scene's and the lead always has to take care of it.

If you liked Fullmetal Alchemist add

...then you might like Toaru Majutsu no Index add

Both series deal with mature teenagers going through a great struggle to achieve some bigger goal, going to particular adventures, fighting for their lives. All the hardships they go through, together with friends and comrades, is in both series almost similar. Sometimes the characters are a bit more childish in FMA², but both series deal with alot of the same elements.

If you liked Toaru Majutsu no Index add

...then you might like Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood add

Both series deal with mature teenagers going through a great struggle to achieve some bigger goal, going to particular adventures, and fighting for their lives. All the hardships they go through, together with friends and comrades, are in both series almost similar. Sometimes the characters are a bit more childish in FMA:B, but both series deal with a lot of the same elements.

If you liked Buzzer Beater 2nd Season add

...then you might like Basquash! add

Both sports series deal with basketball on an alternate setting of the earth and time. Both characters hate the kind of basketball going on and want to change it by their own doings. As the players in Buzzer Beater enter the intergalactic Basketball championship, the people in Basquash! are going all-out in Big Foots (Robots) in the championships and streets.

If you liked Buzzer Beater add

...then you might like Basquash! add

Both sports series deal with basketball on an alternate setting of the earth and time. Both characters hate the kind of basketball going on and want to change it by their own doings. As the players in Buzzer Beater enter the intergalactic Basketball championship, the people in Basquash! are going all-out in Big Foots (Robots) in the championships and streets.

If you liked Animal Yokochou add

...then you might like Chi's Sweet Home: Atarashii Ouchi add

Both set in simple surroundings and settings (although AY is more simple than Chi), both feature animals in fun, comedic, heartwarming, and dramatic (less in Chi) scenes in they're series. Although Animal Yokocho features three animals from "another realm", Chiizuu just features a normal cat . Chiizuu follows more a realistic plot based on things that really might happen or does happen with cats, while Animal Yokocho is full with weird stuff (hence: "another realm" earlier). Both very enjoyable for young kids, and adults.

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Toaru Majutsu no Index add

In both shows, the main protagonist gets a whole new view of the world. Namely through Magic/Alchemy and Death Gods/Restorations. They end up in a difficult plot, which can get themselves or the people they want to protect killed. Both situations get out of control as a higher evil organization starts to meddle. Both action-packed, with the needed amount of humor and variaty of characters.

If you liked Zero no Tsukaima add

...then you might like Asu no Yoichi! add

Both series deal with a teenager boy who get caught up in a different world, filled with adventures, new people and action/ecchi-packed scene's. Although one goes from the woods to the city, and the other one goes from the Human World to a Magic World, there are alot of similarities, namely the misunderstandings in relationships, the hardships they have to go through to find their (true) "love".

If you liked Mx0 add

...then you might like Rosario to Vampire add

Both main characters get into an rather unfortunate situation, one ends up at a school of monsters, and one ends up at a magic school. Both are in a situation, that when they tell they are human, they die. So both keep it quiet and keep acting. They get in several fights dangering their identity, but through monstrous and magical friends, they survive and keep getting into weird situations, great fights and humorous scene's.

If you liked Mx0 add

...then you might like Toaru Majutsu no Index add

Both series deal with two guys who end up in magical situations by accident, one has a magic power of it's own tho', and one.. not. They get in to all kinds of situations involving magic and other powers, fights or just nonsense, both shows deal with a great amount of action, to both, there's also a side of comedy, drama and a bit of romance.

If you liked Daikuu Maryuu Gaiking add

...then you might like Gaiking: Legend of Daiku-Maryu add

Gaiking's the remake of the 70's Gaiking called Daikuu Maryuu Gaiking. Both deal with (of course) the same theme's and characters.

If you liked Ueki no Housoku add

...then you might like Juhou Kaikin!! Hyde & Closer add

The manga progresses on somewhat the same way, the character development is a bit faster in H&C, qua adulthood, but qua battle they're the same. The way characters get introduced, and the way everything works, really look alike.

If you liked One Piece add

...then you might like Ueki no Housoku add

Both anime's deal with several of the same issues, tho', they're done completely different. Main characters both use long-distance attack in almost the same style, while most of the characters look a like, and the plot has some issues that are the same. Both are completely different, yet, they give off that same vibe.

If you liked Shaman King add

...then you might like Ueki no Housoku add

Shaman King and The Law of Ueki deal with a lot of the same topics, like, how both main characters couldn't care less about everything, the fights and the tournaments, and even the same kind of discussions between characters

If you liked Ueki no Housoku add

...then you might like Konjiki no Gash!! add

I get the same feeling from both manga's, people ending up with "powers", and they have to fight each other to claim a title or a gift, art style's remind me of each other, though, they're different, characters are equal on several grounds.

If you liked Hunter x Hunter add

...then you might like MÄR add

MÄR en Hunter X Hunter deal with similar plots, defeat the evil side throughout tournaments in various fights. Although MÄR's artwork is on much higher grounds then the crappy art (which gets better (very very) slow) of Hunter X Hunter.

If you liked Pyuu to Fuku! Jaguar add

...then you might like Sexy Commando Gaiden: Sugoi yo!! Masaru-san add

Both manga's are from the same author with similar style and terrible (in a good way) jokes. Both deal with stupid idea's being realized and characters you just can't believe that are actually created.

If you liked Fireball add

...then you might like Sonic: Night of the WereHog add

Although Sonic's CGI and animation level are ALOT higher then Fireball's, but both are highly enjoyable CGI short, Sonic is an 11-minute ONA, while Fireball's a 13-episode series (somewhere around 25 minutes total). Both quick fixes which you will certainly enjoy.

If you liked Ninin ga Shinobuden add

...then you might like Animal Yokochou add

Although both are very different, they both deal with the same (huge) amount of humor, on the different ways etc. Tho' Animal Yokocho is more enjoyable.

If you liked Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken add

...then you might like Monster Hunter Orage add

Both series deal with characters that have similar "jobs" to do quests and go on adventure, apart from the similarities between the characters, parts of the story and action, they also share the same feeling when reading them.

If you liked Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken add

...then you might like Digimon Next add

Both main characters are similar, two small fries who think big of themselves but have to suffer emberassing and humiliating moments. They train or get into adventures which makes them stronger, physically and mentally. Once they get into that adventure (not on purpose) they have to deal with bad guys who want to destroy the world.

If you liked Zombie-Loan add

...then you might like Bus Gamer add

Zombie-Loan and Bus Gamer share the same kind of low-budget animation and development, the art's pretty much alike too, although Bus Gamers level is lower then that of Zombie-Loan.

If you liked Pocket Monsters Special add

...then you might like Digimon Next add

Digimon and Pokémon have a lot of recommendations, and most people say they're exactly the same, well they ain't, but one can be recommended once you've seen/read the other. The same in this case. Digimon Next happens in the near future, where like usual, some youngsters get in the Digital World by accident, they get a partner, a Digimon and get in all kinds of trouble and adventures with them. This is basically the same as in Pokémon, they get a partner(s) and get in the same kind of trouble and adventures. In both manga's the lead characters have to cross the land/world for they're goal, the art almost similar in this case, although I enjoyed myself more with the Digimon manga, the Pokémon manga can be enjoyed too. Both look-a-like in most cases, they just play off in different times. But I can defintly recommend the one if you read the other.

If you liked Tonagura! add

...then you might like Kenkou Zenrakei Suiei-bu Umishou add

For the real "otaku's", I'll say: Both have ecchi. For people who actually care about the shows and not just animated boobs. Although Umisho deals with Ecchi overall, in Tonagura! they only deal with ecchi of one person point-of-view. The art does match quite a bit, but the story's are different on multiply levels. But then again, the art's pretty much the same, just like some characters are similar. The comedy are both of the same factor, and some situations are exactly the same.

If you liked Kenkou Zenrakei Suiei-bu Umishou add

...then you might like To LOVE-Ru add

While one deals with outerspace aliens, lots of ecchi and humor and the other one deals with swimming humans and lots of ecchi and humor.. there's not much of a difference in it. But the animation in Umisho is on a higher level than the one in TLR, the story's are different but characters deal similarities.

If you liked One Piece add

...then you might like Bleach add

Like One Piece Bleach contains lots and lots of awesome action. Most of the time it's like.. nonstop action. Humor is a part of the anime too, just like in One Piece. Both of them are ongoing series, and the animation of Bleach just kicks ass (at the current episodes, 200 and 450+). The story's done great and the characters are amazing, the development of the story and characters are done great too.

If you liked Kumo no Mukou, Yakusoku no Basho add

...then you might like Byousoku 5 Centimeter add

Though 5CM Per Second doesn't have that Sci-Fi element in it, both deal with similar development and animation throughout the series, of course, both are done by the same guy.

If you liked Naruto add

...then you might like Dragon Ball add

Although both characters get into their adventures in a different way, the way they go through they're hardships, struggles and adventure, is pretty much the same. Some similar characters and situations make these look-a-like, although the themes are completely different.