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If you liked Kyou kara Ore wa!! add

...then you might like Shonan Junai Gumi! add

Hol' up. What's that? Another certified hood classic combo. Both anime are about wanabe delinquents and their crazy adventures, it might be getting laid or pulling up to an ex-yakuza drug dealer and running him over with a bike (Talks a lot about the realism of the series lol)

If you liked Boku no Hero Academia add

...then you might like Mairimashita! Iruma-kun add

This is literally the same show but the power systems are diffrent, BNHA is more of a trad. shonen action anime, while Iruma-kun is a slice of life comedy anime often involving villains and action set pieces. Both are fairly decent shows that start-up a very strong foundation for the story ahead.

If you liked Kyou kara Ore wa!! add

...then you might like Tokyo Revengers add

A hood classic, this some real black air force energy across the board. Both anime are based on old school japanese biker gangs and street fighting, and give a glimpse at the slice of life and action of such a lifestyle. Highly reccomend both.

If you liked Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor add

...then you might like Kakegurui add

Kakegurui is quite similar to Kaiji but the catch is that it has big titty goth lesbians who are into some weird kinky shit. My point being Kaiji has big ass noses while Kakegurui has badonkers. Kakegurui 1:0 Kaiji. Point proven.

If you liked Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei add

...then you might like Grand Blue add

The comedy styles are vastly diffrent but if you liked the message of Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei, then I have a feeling that Grand Blue might resonate with you. Living a relaxed and care-free life style is what both of these anime promote. As some people take anime way too seriously and more than just japanese cartoons or a form of media they might think that Grand Blue can't be nearly as good as an art project such as The tatami galaxy. Well I ain't here to tell you if it is or isn't I just like reccomending anime.

If you liked Mononoke add

...then you might like Aoi Bungaku Series add

-Various narratives and settings -Depressive, obscure and demented story lines and characters -Collourfull characters deeper than a wishing well -Similar soundtracks -Adult oriented content

If you liked Great Teacher Onizuka add

...then you might like Golden Boy add

The styles of comedy are very similar in both GTO and GB. In Golden Boy the story revolves around an early 20s dude just going out and learning about the world while "fate" makes him meet a lot of attractive women, that by the end of the episode have the hots for him. GTO revolves around a teacher also in his early 20s going through school life and teaching, but also learning about the students he teaches. He ofc isn't the most normal teacher pretty much sexually harassing some of his students. But he's a funny and endearing guy. Both anime revolve around learning some sort of lesson as well, wich in GB is very straight forward most of the time, but can be a bit hard to catch at times in GTO. As my favorite quote from GTO says "What does school mean to you?" these anime series explore the fundementals of having fun while being young and learning about life.

If you liked Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou add

...then you might like Grand Blue add

Both anime are fairly realistic without too many regular comedy tropes, personally I prefer Grand Blue over Daily Lives Of Highschool Boys because its more realistic for both highschool and college life. Also both anime have some seriously funny repeating jokes wich I usually dislike but for some reason the more they repeat the funnier they are in these series. Both anime evoke quite strong feelings of nostalgia and happiness in me, as they remind me of messing around and just living life with my friends, and if you also miss being out with your homies then I strongly suggest these anime.