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If you liked Sweat Punch add

...then you might like Yokoo's 3 Animation Films add

Visually distinct shorts with zero traditional exposition or storytelling, they convey most meaning through absurdism

If you liked Texhnolyze add

...then you might like Malice@Doll add

Similarly experimental and creepy, they both also share themes of finding God in the machine and what it means to exist as a conscious being, the nature of wants and needs

If you liked Tezuka Osamu no Don Dracula add

...then you might like Ninja Batman add

Iconic and famous stories retold in a new medium with plenty of style and character while still staying relatively true and respectful to their origin

If you liked Ashita no Joe add

...then you might like One Outs add

Relatively unassuming unstoppable geniuses in their fields constantly battling immovable objects in an attempt to become their respective ideas of The Best

If you liked Tonari no Totoro add

...then you might like Panda Kopanda add

Big, fat, fluffy creatures simply enjoying their lives, Panda Kopanda almost reads as a primitive blueprint for Totoro and they're both wonderful family friendly watches

If you liked Plastic Neesan add

...then you might like Teekyuu add

Balls-to-the-wall comedies with no rhyme or reason other than to make you laugh, sometimes in confusion

If you liked Sweat Punch add

...then you might like Malice@Doll add

Forward thinking experiments in animation and visual storytelling made by auteurs in the anime medium

If you liked The Chocolate Panic Picture Show add

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

Nearly incomprehensible absurdist experimental OVA's making use of innovative animation techniques and at times uncomfortable visuals

If you liked Mind Game add

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

Some of the most absurd and off-kilter visuals you will ever find in anime, but both are strangely beautiful and mesmerizing

If you liked Tokyo Marble Chocolate add

...then you might like Honobono Log add

Cutesy, super short, and sugar sweet relationship stories perfect for lovers of sappy yet genuine romances

If you liked Hotaru no Haka add

...then you might like Hadashi no Gen add

Gorgeous visuals telling the distressing story of the bombings of Japan during the second world war as we follow those who suffer the most, make sense of the world they now live in

If you liked Hotaru no Haka add

...then you might like Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 add

Terrifying and uncomfortable stories about real disasters befalling Japan, and how it affects the children of the country especially

If you liked Tenshi no Tamago add

...then you might like Tori no Uta add

Very artsy and very unconventional anime both with extremely distinct visual styles, slow-cinema in anime form

If you liked Teekyuu add

...then you might like Uchuu Patrol Luluco add

Short silly series' that rarely ever give you time to reflect on the stories as you get hit with an onslaught of jokes and gags at every turn

If you liked Malice@Doll add

...then you might like Uzumaki add

Nightmarish CGI ventures (for better and for worse) about alternative apocalypses befalling mankind, both find themselves experimenting with strange structure and pacing

If you liked Wild 7 add

...then you might like Mad★Bull 34 add

Completely absurd and over the top stories about cops indiscriminately killing whoever stands in their way, but with a healthy dash of comedic elements

If you liked Youjuu Toshi add

...then you might like Psycho Diver: Mashou Bosatsu add

Strange, disturbing, and violent tales of the supernatural haunting the nightlife of Japan, both are also perfect examples of the stereotypic cel-animation aesthetic of anime in the 80's

If you liked FLCL add

...then you might like Alien 9 add

Kinds and adolescents finding their place in the world told almost entirely through metaphors and crazy visuals

If you liked Ace wo Nerae! add

...then you might like Ashita no Joe add

Pivotal sports classics that would set the standard for the genre, both on the shonen and shojo sides of the spectrum

If you liked Mind Game add

...then you might like Dead Leaves add

Similarly abstract and absurd, sometimes hard to follow as both movies are highly experimental both in visual and narrative style

If you liked FLCL add

...then you might like Mind Game add

Absolutely crazy storytelling and visual style with similar themes of coming of age along with a more meta attitude toward anime creation

If you liked Trava: Fist Planet add

...then you might like Mecha-ude add

Charming short science-fiction passion projects that ended up being developed further into a full release, invokes plenty of mystery and intrigue about the universe they take place in as well

If you liked Chika Gentou Gekiga: Shoujo Tsubaki add

...then you might like Nido to Mezamenu Komoriuta add

Absurdly abstract, disturbing and violent tales of the suffering of a young protagonist both with an off-kilter art-style and editing

If you liked Bartender add

...then you might like Death Parade add

We follow a small recurring cast and their dealings with a rotating cast of unfortunate people in need of the expertise of our main character/characters

If you liked Roujin Z add

...then you might like Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01 add

Self contained, beautifully stylistic mecha OVA's from the golden era of the genre, plenty of charming clichés to be found in both along with interesting mechanical design

If you liked Perfect Blue add

...then you might like Sennen Joyuu add

Experimental character studies of deeply troubled individuals in the entertainment business, both got similar visual styles and gorgeous animation along with a similar abstract manner of storytelling

If you liked Joshiraku add

...then you might like Inugami-san to Nekoyama-san add

Silly and often absurdist referential humor conveyed in the form of cute girls doing a mix of cute and crazy things

If you liked Texhnolyze add

...then you might like Shigurui add

Highly experimental and brooding anime heavily focused on building a feeling and atmosphere and strays far from the usual trends and gimmicks of their respective genres, the highly psychological nature of both can either make it or break it for the viewer

If you liked Death Note add

...then you might like One Outs add

Mind games upon mind games, in both series we follow a narcissistic, genius, and often psychopathic main character being put in situations that from the viewers perspective seem impossible to wriggle yourself out of, and we follow the spectacle as the characters are forced to outwit each other in increasingly elaborate ways

If you liked Shigurui add

...then you might like Miyamoto Musashi: Souken ni Haseru Yume add

Very in-depth in terms of swordplay along with the lives and tribulations of samurai in the Edo period of Japan