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If you liked Trickster add

...then you might like Saint Rosalind add

Lil girl messes up with everyone in town and gets away with it.

If you liked Koroshiya 1 add

...then you might like Kizudarake no Jinsei add

Extra violent Yakuza flick with a one-army-man protagonist

If you liked GS Mikami: Gokuraku Daisakusen!! add

...then you might like Wanko ni Kuchizuke add

Lewd-comedy manga about ghost-hunting as an office job in urban Japan.

If you liked Mahoujin Guruguru add

...then you might like Elf wo Karu Mono-tachi add

Both anime follows an unexperienced team that travels around a world that resemble a high fantasy tale, but they are presented as RPG parodies. As expected, they set out on a journey were they meet villagers, listen to magic folk tales and bring weapons and magic to defeat enemies and monsters.

If you liked Tobaku Haouden Zero add

...then you might like Prison School add

"Battle of minds" type of manga where a group of people plan to defeat an evil organization

If you liked Saber Marionette R add

...then you might like Photon add

Alternate/related versions of their more well known counterparts (Tenchi Muyo and Saber Marionette J). Expect harem dynamics with a 90s attitude, good looking action and an atmosphere that goes from happy-go-lucky to complete dismal.

If you liked Kidou Senshi Gundam: The Origin add

...then you might like Vinland Saga add

Historical setting and Space opera heavy on war drama. Protagonists start as kids who, as a result of certain similar event, develope an interesting talent for war in their teen years and polish them for purpose of revenge.

If you liked K-On! add

...then you might like Watashi ni Tenshi ga Maiorita! add

Moeblobs doing moe things, and some wierdo... I mean childish adult who likes to dress them up with colorful outfits.

If you liked Senrei add

...then you might like Yakusoku no Neverland add

Stories about kids being raised by adults for macabre purposes

If you liked Vinland Saga add

...then you might like Kentou Ankokuden Cestvs add

Both historical manga involving children with talent for fighting in ancient Europe. They are surrounded by misery and extreme violence in a world were slavery, political conspiracy, greed and wars are prevalent. Unfortunatly the roman boxer Cestvs is really underexposed so if you enjoyed Vinland saga, think about giving Cestvs a chance one of these days..

If you liked Made in Abyss add

...then you might like Yakusoku no Neverland add

The adventure starts when main protagonists decide they need to see what outside (or "inside" in the case of Made in Abyss). Both have unique kid characters designs and are initially set in orphanages. Escaping turns difficult because it´s forbidden by adults. The art in the manga depict fantastic settings and atmosphere and this is properly adapted in both anime. The story will lead kids into an adventure that, unfortunatly, hold the possibility of damaging their physical integrity.

If you liked Kidou Senshi Gundam: The Origin add

...then you might like Shingeki no Kyojin add

Space opera and dark fantasy containing a teenager who gets involved in a war as a result of losing a loved one . He eventually developes an interesting talent for war and uses it for its vengeful purposes. It contains political conspiracy, childhood trauma, horrors of war and even some interesting military deployment . You have futuristic guns, spacecraft and mobile suits in Origin, while 3D maneuvers, chivalry and even the titans itself have same purposes in AoT.

If you liked Angel Densetsu add

...then you might like Sumire♡16-sai!! add

Some "akward" new student terrifies everyone at school, but is eventuallly acknowledged for having a golden heart, bringing everyone some of the best years of their lives.

If you liked Holyland add

...then you might like Saikyou Densetsu Kurosawa add

Two recommended stories about men who struggle to find a place to belong to (not literal meaning). Protagonists deal with acceptance and depression in a city were delinquency is inminent, and they will depend sometimes on their physical strength.

If you liked Battle Royale add

...then you might like Kokumin Quiz add

Both manga share a similar premise: Japan has turned into a huge dictatorial world power and has develope the ultimate tool of mass control product of inhumanity getting out of hand: "Battle Royale": a sort of survival experiment with aparent benefits in enduring human will, yet it looks more like a governmet delusion that actually creates pure paranoia and trauma among people. "Kokumin quiz": a flashy form of show wich rules trascends capitalism since it evokes people´s darkest desires to become truth Both are great and recommended manga if you are interested in dystopia, yet Battle Royale focuses more in flashbacks and violence to explore psyche deterioration of characters diverse personalities, while Kokumin Quiz seems to criticize human greed and its regrettable consequences

If you liked Giganto Makhia add

...then you might like Mad Chimera World add

A guy and his girl partner travel around a post-apocalyptic world with a surreal atmosphere. You´ll find "intelligent" but savage "uncanny valley" hybrid creatures in both, and our heroes will either side them or fight them depending on the situtation

If you liked Vinland Saga add

...then you might like Dívčí Válka add

Both are set in Europe, during the middle ages (yet, Divci valka starts in Central Europe a few decades prior the early modern period, while Vinland Saga starts in northern Europe). Main characters are kids (Thorfinn and Sarka) who enroll in the army after experiencing some traumatic event involving their families and their physical integrity (in case of Sarka). Both kids will follow some experienced mentor with brains for war: Zizka and Askeladd. Their methods are, of course, controversial. Both kids develope some talent for war: Thorfinn for close range dual wield and knife throwing, and Sarka, with early european firearm.

If you liked Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch add

...then you might like Shimoneta to Iu Gainen ga Sonzai Shinai Taikutsu na Sekai add

Enough has been said about Code Geass and Shimoneta being similar. In my personal exprience, I watched Shimoneta first, so when I watched Code Geass there was a point in the series where I realized: "Wow, Shimoneta definitly feels like a parody of Code Geass". This is because they are both about a pair of masked guys that organize a regime resistance in which some of their friends are involved. Just to summarize it. Something I´ll add is that ecchi in Code Geass seems unnecesary and the only excuse that comes to my mind is that it releases some tension. Shimoneta, instead adds ecchi because it needs it. it´s part of its plot´s nature.

If you liked Mahou no Iroha! add

...then you might like Samurai Papa add

Two stories about a guy trying to be a good father to a mischievous energic daughter. Both girls will encourage their respective fathers to get into a relationship more than once. That will lead to some of those many funny situtations happening in both manga.

If you liked Elf wo Karu Mono-tachi add

...then you might like Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! add

Konosuba is somehow a 2010s version of "Those who hunt the elves". Both include characters that thanks to magic appear in a "middle age-esque" world. And in both shows main characters will side with local habitants to deal with some missions that get really funny in the process. Main characters also get in trouble at least once with authority because of side effects of their missions.

If you liked BioMeat: Nectar add

...then you might like Yakusoku no Neverland add

One way to view similarities between both mangas: they are both about kids dealing with non-human creatures that want to eat them. Another (more interesting) way to view similarities: both stories are about cattle trying to scape from their respective factories.