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If you liked Le Chevalier D'Eon add

...then you might like Bakumatsu Kikansetsu Irohanihoheto add

Both series re-tell, real events in the history of different countries (Japan for Bakumatsu, and France for Le Chevalier) with the addition of supernatural elements. They both focus on a supernatural power, which is symbolic of the power struggle undertaken by individuals in the past, to secure their country.

If you liked Rozen Maiden add

...then you might like Kure-nai add

Both series are similar as it involves a teen boy protecting girls that have been thrust upon them - with the exception that the girl in Kure-nai is human, while those in Rozen Maiden are 'live-dolls'. The female protagonists in both are sophisticated, mature and bossy girls who first treat their protectors as servants before being able to see and appreciate them as something more. The male protagonists both have their fair share of problems that they overcome thanks to the girls they protect.

If you liked Jigoku Shoujo add

...then you might like Kyuuketsuhime Miyu (TV) add

If you liked Vampire Princess Miyu, then you should take in Jigoku Shouju which not only has similar plots, but is also way better. In both series, the lead female protagonists are supernatural beings who have being assigned similar jobs. In Vampire Princess, Miyu who appears to be a middle-schooled girl, has the unique task of sending Shinma (god-demons) back to "The Darkness" either before or after they have harmed humans or caused mischief. In Jigoku Shoujo, Enma Ai also has the form of a child (middle school aged) and it is her duty to ferry souls to hell at the request of other individuals who seek her out in order to obtain revenge. Both leads spend a great deal of time in a school uniform, changing only for the moment when duty calls. They both have assistants who help them with their tasks, and these assistants are also supernatural beings. A majority of both series deal with a case-by-case issue per episode, while hinting to the true emotions of the girls and how they view their destiny and their jobs.