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If you liked Yami no Teio: Kyuuketsuki Dracula add

...then you might like Tezuka Osamu no Don Dracula add

Both of these unique, early '80s anime feature Kenji Utsumi playing a transplanted Dracula. He's in Boston in one and Tokyo in the other.

If you liked A-Ko The Versus add

...then you might like Akai Koudan Zillion: Utahime Yakyoku add

Both of these older OVAs are sci-fi action comedies that revolve around a kidnapping plot.

If you liked Nyancos: Hello! Our Brilliant Future add

...then you might like The Flying Luna Clipper add

“Nyancos” seems like something that would be shown as an in-flight movie on the Flying Luna Clipper. It has the same bizarre and creative feeling to it.

If you liked Lodoss-tou Senki add

...then you might like Ys add

Both of these older OVAs feature fantasy-themed stories about a hero saving a nation/island that play out in a similar fashion. Coincidentally, the hero characters in these series are voiced by the same actor.

If you liked Amada Anime Series: Super Mario Brothers add

...then you might like Tonari no Tokoro add

Both of these 1-episode OVAs are compilations of unusual takes on a number of classic fairy tales.

If you liked Ryokunohara Labyrinth: Sparkling Phantom add

...then you might like Antique Heart add

Both of these older, one-episode OVAs are about high school students and their encounter with a supernatural entity. They have different plots, but their overall style and feeling is similar.

If you liked Twinkle Nora Rock Me! add

...then you might like Kentoushi add

Both are older OVAs that are so poorly made to the point that they're hilarious. If you like one, you'll like the other.

If you liked Shuten Douji add

...then you might like Ankoku Shinwa add

These OVAs have similar elements, including religious (largely Buddhist) esotericism, demons, graphic deaths, and a teenage boy with a supernatural destiny traversing through time and space.

If you liked Delpower X Bakuhatsu Miracle Genki! add

...then you might like Assemble Insert add

These two '80s OVAs are both comedies full of references to other anime series and tropes. They have common elements and share some staff, so they feel similar to each other.

If you liked Earthian add

...then you might like Be-Boy Kidnapp'n Idol add

The two protagonists of these '80s OVAs have a similar relationship with one another, and both shows feature a plot with an evil talent agency/record company. Also, the more "innocent" main character is voiced by the same person.

If you liked Shuten Douji add

...then you might like Kyomu Senshi Miroku add

These '80s OVAs contain similar elements, including ancient Japanese folklore, religious mysticism, demons and science fiction. The plots of the two shows even play out in a comparable fashion, particularly with regard to the main character's friends in their fights against demons.

If you liked Aoki Honoo add

...then you might like Bakusou Circuit Roman Twin add

Both of these '80s OVAs feature a cast of unlikable characters who are mentally unstable and do terrible things to each other.

If you liked Shounan Bakusouzoku add

...then you might like Ogami Matsugorou add

Both OVAs, which came out around the same period, feature comedic takes on good-hearted high school delinquents, with a bit of romance mixed in with the shenanigans.

If you liked Antique Heart add

...then you might like Makaryuudo Demon Hunter add

Both are half-hour, one-shot '80s OVAs that feature a group of high school students getting inadvertently involved with the supernatural. "Makaryuudo" is a little more dark and violent, but both shows manage to maintain an overall lighthearted tone.

If you liked Kyuuketsuhime Miyu add

...then you might like Makaryuudo Demon Hunter add

Both '80s OVAs center on a teenage-looking girl with supernatural powers who has been tasked with hunting down demons. These shows have a similar vibe, although "Makaryuudo" is more lighthearted in tone.

If you liked Kerokero Keroppi no Daibouken add

...then you might like Hoshi no Yuuenchi add

Both of these short '80s OVAs for kids feature surreal plots that don't make much sense, and have moral lessons about stealing.

If you liked Delpower X Bakuhatsu Miracle Genki! add

...then you might like Mini Yon Soldier Rin! add

Both of these '80s one-shot comedy OVAs are filled with parodies of pop culture and common anime tropes.

If you liked Fuuma no Kojirou: Yasha-hen add

...then you might like Yajikita Gakuen Douchuuki add

Both '80s OVAs feature adolescents who are called on to solve ninja problems plaguing high schools.

If you liked Tetsuwan Birdy Decode add

...then you might like Kyoushoku Soukou Guyver (1989) add

Both are sci-fi/action series that feature an average high school boy who inadvertently comes into contact with aliens/a secret organization, resulting in permanent super-powered changes to his body. Both series also have a good dynamic between the main characters.

If you liked Seijuuki Cyguard add

...then you might like Kyoushoku Soukou Guyver (1989) add

Both '80s OVAs feature an innocent young man who, through an unfortunate series of events, receives a set of powerful armor. There is a lot of violence in both shows, the main character is voiced by the same person, and his friends constantly shout his name throughout the series.

If you liked Baoh Raihousha add

...then you might like Riki-Oh: Toukatsu Jigoku add

Both '80s OVAs feature a reticent young man with superhuman abilities who graphically and brutally murders his attackers.

If you liked Legend of Lemnear: Kyokuguro no Tsubasa Valkisas add

...then you might like Xanadu Dragonslayer Densetsu add

Both of these are high fantasy '80s OVAs featuring a hero who is on a journey to find and defeat an evil villain.

If you liked Delpower X Bakuhatsu Miracle Genki! add

...then you might like Ariel Visual add

Both '80s OVAs are comedies that feature eccentric mad scientist-like grandfathers trying to get their schoolgirl granddaughters to pilot a giant robot they made.

If you liked Fuuma no Kojirou: Yasha-hen add

...then you might like Kyomu Senshi Miroku add

Both '80s OVAs feature ninjas with supernatural powers fighting their opponents to the death.

If you liked Youma add

...then you might like Sengoku Kitan Youtouden add

Both '80s OVAs are set in Japan's Warring States period and feature ninjas fighting against demons. Their antagonists are voiced by the same person, and they are animated by the same studio.

If you liked Kidou Senshi Gundam 0080: Pocket no Naka no Sensou add

...then you might like Top wo Nerae! Gunbuster add

Both of these '80s OVAs are coming-of-age stories of sorts that concern loss of innocence and a gained understanding of the horrors of war. Also, they largely take place in the future in space, and their characters are designed by the same person.

If you liked Riding Bean add

...then you might like Crusher Joe add

These two '80s features have nearly identical plots: a renegade group of young "transporters-for-hire" gets asked by someone purportedly working for an influential family to take the family's rich, young incapacitated daughter somewhere to prevent her from being kidnapped. But little do our heroes know that the ones who asked them to take on this job were in disguise, and they were the bad guys all along, seeking to frame our heroes for the kidnapping! There is also a comically obsessive authority figure chasing after them. The main difference is that "Riding Bean" takes place in Chicago, and "Crusher Joe" takes place in space.

If you liked Midnight Eye: Gokuu add

...then you might like Battle Royal High School add

While the setting and tone of these two cheesy, action-packed '80s OVAs differ substantially -- "Battle Royal" is gorier and is set in a high school, while "Midnight Eye" takes place in a darker, futuristic cyberpunk world -- both of them include plot elements that seem straight out of Mad Libs due to how outlandish they are.

If you liked Haja Taisei Dangaiou add

...then you might like Project Zeorymer add

These '80s OVAs have similar mecha-themed plot elements, characters and music, and they are directed and produced by the same people. Zeorymer is like a darker and edgier version of Dangaioh.

If you liked Kerokero Chime add

...then you might like Dr. Rin ni Kiitemite! add

Although the plots of these two series are almost completely different, and Dr. Rin is darker and more complex, they have a similar "vibe," probably because they are both shoujo titles animated by the same studio and share some staff.