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If you liked Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu add

...then you might like Summertime Render add

These two anime have nearly identical time travel mechanics. In both anime, the main character respawns at his last "save point" after he dies. They each have wonderful settings and supporting characters as well. If you're looking for something to quench your thirst for more Re:Zero, Summertime Render is the perfect option.

If you liked Tamako Love Story add

...then you might like Tenki no Ko add

Both of these anime movies are heartfelt teenage romance dramas. Kyoto Animation and CoMix Wave Films did an absolutely amazing job of animating Tamako Love Story and Tenki no Ko respectively. Though you have to watch Tamako Market, a short twelve episode TV anime, before watching Tamako Love Story, I still highly recommend watching both because the conclusion to Tamako Love Story is simply breathtaking. Both of these films are a must watch for fans of Makoto Shinkai (director of Tenki no Ko) and romance anime in general.

If you liked Chainsaw Man add

...then you might like Spy x Family add

These two manga are both Shounen Jump masterpieces. In both genres and themes, these two manga are completely different, but they just feel similar in nearly every way. I believe this to be indicative of how much Tatsuya Endou (Author of Spy x Family) learned while he was working under Tatsuki Fujimoto (Author of Chainsaw Man). 

If you liked Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! add

...then you might like Sentouin, Hakenshimasu! add

Both anime have exactly the same style of comedy. Both series were written by the same person, and they're similar in nearly every way. Konosuba has better animation, but I would argue that Combatants Will Be Dispatched has better theme songs.

If you liked Houkago Saikoro Club add

...then you might like Yaku nara Mug Cup mo add

These are both slice-of-life comedy anime. Both anime focus on high-school girls joining a club in which they find their passion. Both anime give off the same feel, and many of the characters are very similar. They're almost the same anime, but with different themes.

If you liked Sword Art Online add

...then you might like Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari add

Both of these anime are action, fantasy, isekai anime (I know Sword Art Online isn't technically an isekai, but bear with me) with black-haired protagonists who end up in light harems. I use the term "light harem" because neither of the anime have any of the usual harem antics; they simply have a group of girls who are all smitten with the main character.

If you liked Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season add

...then you might like 86 add

86 is all about racism and politics, as is the final season of Attack on Titan. Both of these anime tackle the issue of racism. A subject that has been beaten to death in nearly every medium imaginable. Anti-racism shows, books, anime, manga, children's cartoons, and even hair follicle comics are a dime a dozen, but of all those pieces of fiction, I believe that these two are the best out there. In addition, the massive "things" used by the characters to fight are interesting new takes on mechs. Attack on Titan has their meat mechs, and 86 has their spider mechs. Both of these anime are a joy to watch!

If you liked Keijo!!!!!!!! add

...then you might like Blue Period add

This one may, at first, seem like a joke, but hear me out. Both these anime are about young people finding their passion. While Blue Period is better in nearly every way (Keijo!!!!!!!! has better comedy), Keijo!!!!!!!! grabs you and doesn't let go! I genuinely could not stop watching either of these anime. Despite the fact that these anime are from completely different star systems in the anime universe, they both slap, and anyone who likes one will probably like the other. Unless you don't like ecchi. In which case, you should never watch Keijo.

If you liked Kimi no Na wa. add

...then you might like Tenki no Ko add

Tenki no Ko and Kimi no Na wa both have the same director. This results in almost exactly the same style and feel in both movies. The plots are also very similar. They both depict a teenage romance with some supernatural elements thrown in to spice it up. They are both near the same length, have some of the most gorgeous scenery in anime, and, of course, the animation slaps in each one.

If you liked Komi-san wa, Comyushou desu. add

...then you might like Aharen-san wa Hakarenai add

Both anime have a female main character who has trouble communicating. They are both pseudo-romantic comedies. In that they tease romance a lot, but never fully commit. They are both hilarious, and each has a fun, endearing main male character.

If you liked Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san add

...then you might like Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru add

Nagatoro is basically My Dress-Up Darling to the tenth power. Nagatoro really ramps up the teasing. If you're into that part of My Dress-Up Darling, then you will love Nagatoro, and if you enjoyed Nagatoro, I think you'll love My Dress-Up Darling.

If you liked Fruits Basket 1st Season add

...then you might like Kageki Shoujo!! add

Both of these anime are gorgeous, character-driven dramas. Kageki Shoujo doesn't really have any romance, but it does have the same beautiful character development that drove Fruits Basket to its astronomical status. I think that if more people watched Kageki Shoujo, it would reach the same status in the community that Fruit Basket already has. Both of these anime are among my all-time favorites, and I believe that anyone who enjoys one will enjoy the other as well.

If you liked 5-toubun no Hanayome add

...then you might like Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai add

These two manga are much the same. They're both about clever tutors who teach a harem of girls who have unique personalities. Both have wonderful comedy and artwork. I will say that The Quintessential Quintuplets' writing is better, but We Never Learn has a better ending. We Never Learn also focuses more on comedy skits, whereas The Quintessential Quintuplets is more focused on story without many comedy skit chapters. Both of these manga are a lot of fun to read for fans of the harem and comedy genres!

If you liked Jigokuraku add

...then you might like Chainsaw Man add

Both Chainsaw Man and Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku have the same gritty artwork, fast pacing, and clever character design. This makes a ton of sense when you realize that Yuuji Kaku, who is the writer of Hell's Paradise, is a former assistant of Tatsuki Fujimoto. Not to mention that the artwork in Hell's Paradise and Chainsaw Man is amazing. If you liked Chainsaw Man, than Hell's Paradise is definitely worth a read, or vice versa.