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If you liked Watashi ga Motete Dousunda add

...then you might like Fudanshi Koukou Seikatsu add

Honestly, if you're a girl who identifies as a fujoshi then finding a guy who identifies as a fudanshi is like rare! So to find a short form that literally makes that fantasy a reality is great! Fudanshi Koukou Seikatsu was such a hidden gem and I loved it. 10/10 Recommend for all fujoshi or fudanshi out there.

If you liked Akikan! add

...then you might like Kämpfer add

Honestly the ridiculousness, unpredictability, and the genuine uniqueness of these two shows is uncanny and I'm not even trying to make a pun. I loved them because they just kept me guessing and laughing the entire way through. They probably won't sell you on plot, but I definitely think the selling point for these shows are how much fun you have watching them.

If you liked Diabolik Lovers add

...then you might like Dance with Devils add

They both have otome game elements to them. The male characters are over the top and the female character feels extremely underwhelming. For some people this niche is amazing. Honestly, this musical rendition of Diabolik Lovers is quite....something.

If you liked Koukyoushihen Eureka Seven add

...then you might like Bounen no Xamdou add

The art style and plot are so similar it is eerie, but I feel like Xam'd being shorter was really nice in that I still got a lot of character development. There was a nice ethnic diversity in the characters, which I really appreciated as well.

If you liked Uta no☆Prince-sama♪ Maji Love 1000% add

...then you might like B-Project: Kodou*Ambitious add

If you like boys idol shows then you've just got to see B-Project. It is like Uta-pri with a more in depth insight to daily idol life that feels more authentic. Don't get me wrong, I love Uta-Pri, but B-Project just felt like a mature version of it.

If you liked Utawarerumono add

...then you might like Tears to Tiara add

They both possess a fantastical supernatural element to them that separates the already fantastical characters from the main character. I find their world building to be fascinating as well as the political characteristics embedded in each.