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If you liked Witch Hunter Robin add

...then you might like Trinity Blood add

Despite being completely different regarding plot, these two shows share the same "super-powered protagonist connected with religious organization fighting the ones of his/her own origin" kind of theme, dark tone and future setting. Both contain references to christianity and Inquisition (a lot more of those in TB) and, to some degree, revolve around the long, mutual history of "normal" humans and those of unnatural abilities/kind (people with special powers like pyrokinesis/telekinesis called "witches" in WHR / vampires in TB) as well as the long-term conflict between them, touching upon the problem of their coexistence.

If you liked Persona: Trinity Soul add

...then you might like Guilty Crown add

Both focus on the idea of weapons hidden within human body, which are closely connected with people's souls; both feature teenage protagonist who is forced to use those weapons in order to fight for his family's and friends (as well as the world's, of course) sake; action in both takes place in the future, a bit more distant in GC. There are also some obvious similarities between the two girls who are the keys to enigma, pasts of the protagonists and their families, background events fundamental for the shows and the general messages behind them, however GC is more action-packed and futuristic, while "Persona" is more mysterious and surreal.

If you liked Night Walker: Mayonaka no Tantei add

...then you might like Shihaisha no Tasogare add

Two titles from the end of 90's featuring demon-hunting detectives.

If you liked Petshop of Horrors add

...then you might like Shihaisha no Tasogare add

Both of an older animation style and demons-related plot, they have a similar dark, mysterious feeling to them; both with a big potential to make full-lenght series. Also, Tsunami somehow reminds Count D, the more so because they have the same seiyuu.

If you liked Tokkou add

...then you might like Top Secret: The Revelation add

Both series revolve around a newbie cop working with a special police unit which deals with unusual cases in not exactly conventional ways, and that would be the only similarity since the plots are utterly different, however "Himitsu" is undeniably better of the two.