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If you liked Flanders no Inu (Movie) add

...then you might like Ie Naki Ko add

Both show young children facing difficulty and turmoil, depicting the unforgivably harsh conditions and reality of the 19th century European peasantry. Flanders no Inu (Belgium) and Ie Naki Ko (France).

If you liked Yotsuba to! add

...then you might like Ryushika Ryushika add

Yotsuba&! and Ryuushika Ryuushika follow the every day adventures of two sweet, imaginative girls, that look at their surroundings in a new light. They are appealing with their clever, witty dialogue that put a spin on the lifes everyday occurrences.

If you liked Azumanga Daiou The Animation add

...then you might like Hidamari Sketch x 365 add

Both are about cute girls doing cute things. Both however stand out from the mass with their witty humor. They have their differences, with Azumanga Daioh taking place in regular school and contains many instances of questionable humor. Whilst Hidamari Sketch takes place at an art-school. School lifes Galore! Nevertheless, entertainment about daily lives of high school girls has never been this good. :3

If you liked Kyougoku Natsuhiko: Kousetsu Hyaku Monogatari add

...then you might like Yami Shibai add

Two collections of episodic horror series with their roots heavily founded in Japanese folk-lore, traditions and mythology. Yami Shibai takes on a far more modern setting for these stories to take place and has an experimental art pallet. Kyousetsu Hyaku Monogatari is far more grounded in the Edo period and puts new perspectives on many old classic Japanese tales, it also has an experimental art style. Both are good horror series that explore a variety of the potentials of horror.

If you liked Monster add

...then you might like Gunslinger Girl add

Both series share a highly detailed study of coercive human conditioning, Monster builds on many more themes related to this concept the most prevalent one is the detailed psychoanalysis of sociopath. Whilst Gunslinger Girl is far more grounded in actual concept of human conditioning with a science fiction twist added in for good measure. They are both very mature series both in their approach to the subject matter and the seriousness in which they handle the situation.

If you liked Texhnolyze add

...then you might like Casshern Sins add

Both are very well done series that share a very similar atmosphere and generally pessimistic attitude. They are both set in apocalyptic and desolate landscapes. Casshern Sins is much of a study of the human mind and what it will do when it reaches its limits. Texhnolyze on the other hand is a profound study of how one identifies themselves through the human body.

If you liked Mouryou no Hako add

...then you might like Hyouge Mono add

Both are highly intelligent, complex, dialogue heavy series that emphasize an incredible amount of detail on the subjects and themes that they explore. Though both series altogether are quite different, with Hyouge Mono being an analysis of politics of war & tea trading in the Sengoku Era of Japan and Mouryou no Hako being a full-fledged detective series in early-mid 20th century Japan

If you liked Dead Leaves add

...then you might like Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt add

Holy Shit! Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt & Dead Leaves seem to embody this term with all their might. Both are simply crass entertainment that try to be as vulgar and explicit as possible chock-a-block with blunt sex jokes and trash entertainment, whilst rattling the senses with their sharp comic strip style animation and are both fast paced experimental animations by Production I.G. and Gainax. Panty and Stocking can be considered far more witty and more of a social commentary, while Dead Leaves is the embodiment of pulp fiction entertainment where its plain offensiveness and stupidity is its best point.

If you liked Ikkitousen add

...then you might like Freezing add

To call something such as Ikki Tousen & Freezing classics would to many film critics be pretty similar to getting emotionally bludgeoned to death with a lead pipe! But there is always room for quality teenage hormone pandering in the hall of fame. With that said Ikki Tousen and Freezing are similar as they are amongst the best of its genre, forget about character driven story-lines lets utilize panty shots and boob slips as plot development!! That goes without saying, Freezing and Ikki Tousen are examples of the fap worthy editions to the harem-ecchi-action-school life anime that are never afraid to dwindle with what they want to be, forget censored crap this is the way to go to appeal to the 13 year old immature male within us all.

If you liked Mononoke add

...then you might like Chika Gentou Gekiga: Shoujo Tsubaki add

Conveying words through art is a skill that is exceptionally fundamental and important to a films subtle qualities and is thus a very hard aspect of story-telling to fully grasp. Mononoke and Midori: Shoujo Tsubaki are two such shows that use art to its utmost potential, both films tell horrifying stories made all the more potent through the visual phantasmagoria that is Mononoke's hybrid of Japanese traditional paintings and watercolor pallettes, and Midori's relentlessly surreal and grotesquely callous environments. Both shows are must watches for anyone looking for something bursting at the brims with experimental, artistic flare.

If you liked Aria the Animation add

...then you might like Ikoku Meiro no Croisée The Animation add

Aria the Animation & Ikoku Meiro no Croisee share a similar atmospheric feel that is fervently heartwarming and are pinnacle representations of innocence personified. Aria cools with its bright oceanic colours placed in an another-worldly representation of Venice, whilst Ikoku Meiro no Croisee spoils its viewer to a wonderfully subdued and layed back environment of royal early 19th century France. Both series build a haven of warmth that is comforting and beautiful to experience.

If you liked Mushishi add

...then you might like Kino no Tabi: The Beautiful World add

Both series are episodic and are at their core masterful examinations of culture, philosophy & human spirit. Though they have their noticeable and sometimes profound differences, where Mushi-shi has a far more supernatural sentiment that is a reflection of a cultural spiritual identity, and Kino's Journey has a far more down-to-earth approach enlightening an observation of humanities faults and attributing a very real embodiment of human nature.

If you liked Koi Kaze add

...then you might like Hourou Musuko add

Both series adopt a very mature mentality when dealing with socially taboo topics and situations, remarkably conveying the hardships and challenges that the characters in each face as expectations and social norms step in to confront the concepts in a vivid and disturbingly real manner. They are both very character driven stories and carry a degree of emotional impact that is not forced but softly portrayed and carefully presented.