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If you liked Death Note add

...then you might like Zankyou no Terror add

Both are psychological thriller anime with a strong focus on cat-and-mouse games that drive the story forward. In addition to the detective work, they also delve into themes of determination, betrayal, and the consequences of one’s actions. Moreover, the main characters, Light and L; Nine and Twelve; investigate cases throughout the series. If you enjoy a mix of mystery and suspense accompanied by occasional emotional parts to keep you at the edge of your seat, then these two will absolutely be worth watching.

If you liked Sakigake!! Cromartie Koukou add

...then you might like Sekkou Boys add

Both anime are parodies of dudes who are high school delinquents or pop idols. They both also have a short episode duration and absurd humor making these two entertaining to watch or check out.

If you liked Bungou Stray Dogs add

...then you might like Persona 5 the Animation add

Both are supernatural action anime with characters who form an organized group and posses unique abilities as well as unravel mysteries within the plot. In Persona 5, the story is about phantom thiefs while Bungou Stray Dogs has to do with detectives known as “stray dogs”. Additionally, both series have likable characters and kickass battles.

If you liked Tiger & Bunny add

...then you might like Promare add

They both feature great characters and awesome battles with excellent color laden visuals. Both also have good English dubs and do incorporate sci-fi elements like advanced technology as well as characters who possess superhuman powers. In T&B, each superhero has an ability known as “NEXT” while individuals in Promare gain “burning flames”. The main difference between them is that Tiger & Bunny revolves around superhero themes whereas Promare focuses on mutated beings. If you are looking for an action-packed sci-fi anime with superpowers and cool characters then these two are gems that are very truly worth checking out.

If you liked Tiger & Bunny add

...then you might like One Punch Man add

Similarities: -Both series have great characters and awesome battles accompanied by stunning visuals. -They both feature a storyline that focuses on superheroes possessing super powers to fight dangers that often happen and to protect their city from any monster or criminals. -Both anime are comedy-heavy action with very funny moments. -They both take place on earth and most of the cast within these shows are adult (grownups). -Protagonists who have names that are part of their identities, One Punch Man (Saitama himself) and Wild Tiger (Kotetsu). These two series are enjoyable to watch and I’d say are marvelous. Please check both of them out for a superhero anime with tons of lit action and good characters.

If you liked To LOVE-Ru add

...then you might like Sora no Otoshimono add

There are a lot of common things in both series: -Both are ecchi-harems as the protagonist is a perv who’s surrounded by numerous female characters who frequently act flirtatiously and are showcased in suggestive scenarios that particularly include pantsu leading to an abundance of fanservice. -They both focus on romantic-comedy with an emphasis on intimate situations and character relationships as well as comedic themes that include playful interactions, awkward misunderstands, and characters feeling overly compromised. -Both feature a school setting. -They both incorporate science-fiction elements in the form of the female characters being alien hybrid humans. -For some reason, both series are considered shounen and have a lighthearted tone. If you are specifically looking for an anime with attractive female characters, sci-fi elements, romance, comedy, and plenty of ecchi-ness, then both SNO and TLV will be just the perfect choices.

If you liked Plastic Neesan add

...then you might like Teekyuu add

They are both gag anime’s that revolve around the humorous lives of high school lolis who often get into hilarious, lighthearted, and sometimes dramatic scenarios. Both shows also feature a little bit of fanservice and loads of silly-laden humor including comical satire. Episodes length and duration in both are super short enough. Let’s say if you finish 12 episodes of one, it’d literally be just 1 episode and if you finish another one at the same day which is a similar length, then that equals 2 episodes. If you are looking for a randomly unusual anime then check both of these two out.

If you liked Seikon no Qwaser add

...then you might like Strike the Blood add

Both feature thrilling supernatural-battles and badass protagonists who needs to do an intimate act like “breast-sucking” as a qwaser or “blood-sucking” as a vampire in order to gain their powers.

If you liked Cowboy Bebop add

...then you might like Megalo Box add

-Realistic art-styles. -Good english-dubs. -Great b.g.m. -Awesome action scenes, and animation sequences are dope (but the quality is better in Megalo than it is in Bebop). -Both incorporate sci-fi elements, and drama at times. These shows may be the apt choices for you if you’re really looking for a kind of anime. If you like cowboys or bounty hunters, then please try looking into Cowboy Bebop, and if you are interested in boxing, Megalobox is just the perfect series to watch in that case.

If you liked Megalo Box add

...then you might like The God of High School add

-People are basically fighting in an arena, Megalonia and The God of High School. -Crisp animation quality. -Lots of martial arts and combat/boxing skills. -Great fight scenes.

If you liked Barakamon add

...then you might like Doukyonin wa Hiza, Tokidoki, Atama no Ue. add

-The protagonist is a man who has a hobby of writing/calligraphing, and he takes care or spends time with a cat/child as well. -They both explore themes of friendship and family. -Comedy is interspersed occasionally, and these moments occur at certain scenarios. -Short amount of episodes. -Heartwarming stories, and slice of life. If you’re looking for anime that are wholesome and light-hearted, then these are subtle options plus there’s a lot of character depth in both shows.

If you liked Mushishi add

...then you might like Somali to Mori no Kamisama add

They both also focus on the protagonist going on a journey in a world filled with spirits but the difference is that Somali to Mori no Kamisama has to do with parenting. Both series also feature stunning sceneries, great storylines, and calming music. Please check these two out if you are looking for a beautiful adventure anime.

If you liked The God of High School add

...then you might like Ore dake Level Up na Ken add

Similarities: -Both anime are famous and must watches on Crunchyroll. -They both have catchy openings songs and sick battles (officially) every episode. -The characters posses super powers, the protagonists also get stronger and gain new abilities once the story progresses. -Fantasy elements. -Based on manhwa. Please check out these two series if you are expecting an fantastic martial arts or adventure anime with tons of lit action.

If you liked K add

...then you might like Kekkai Sensen add

Both anime are hidden gems that take place in a city and have cool characters as well as visually creative battles.

If you liked Mushishi add

...then you might like Kino no Tabi: The Beautiful World add

They both focus on the protagonist lives traveling on a journey and embarking mysteries. Both series are also deep and have episodic storytelling. The difference is that Kino’s Journey is dystopian rather than supernatural and has darker tone as well as occasional instances of violence whereas Mushishi is the opposite and more relaxing in comparison. If you are looking for an adventure anime with philosophy then these two would be good chocies.

If you liked Kimetsu no Yaiba add

...then you might like Jujutsu Kaisen add

Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen both feature iconic opening songs, likable characters, and various top tier battles with astonishing animation that bring up hype to an extreme degree. The characters possess supernatural powers like breathing styles or cursed techniques to fight off monstrous beings frequently. Music is imo decent. They are both also considered shounen and have some comedy yet incorporate bits of bloodiness. The biggest difference are the storylines inherently but if you are looking into anime especially famous ones then these two are definitely worth watching and fit the description aptly.

If you liked Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou desu yo? add

...then you might like No Game No Life add

The protagonists in both are badass and have been teleported to a fantasy world, Little Garden (Mondaji) and Disboard (NGNL). There is also a female character as a supporter, Kurousagi and Jibril. Art-styles are colorful in both though NGNL surpasses that of Mondaji when it comes to visual graphics and quality with it being highly smooth whereas the latter is somewhat cuter imo though not god-tier. While both series contain fanservice scenes, Mondaji uses those elements sparingly compared to the heavier ecchi content found in NGNL. They both focus on adventure and strategy game matches but the difference here is that Mondaji emphasizes action-driven battles more often and prominently. Both series were based on light novels and have good opening songs as well as do they have lots of lolis and comedy further adding to the resemblance. These two series are super short (less than 15 eps) and overall I’d say share strong similarities if not the same. If you are either looking for a fantasy oriented show that offers overpowered MCs or new to the isekai category then these two are must watch starter ups, and I hope you enjoy watching both.

If you liked Mushishi add

...then you might like Natsume Yuujinchou add

How are they similar: The protagonists are good characters who encounter spirits every episode within the storytelling leading to supernatural occurrences frequently. Drama is interspersed with thought provoking moments to positively relax viewers by their meditative or heartwarming atmosphere and that character development is a recurring aspect throughout both series. Both series have episodic representations and slow pacing as well as calming music. Difference: Natsume focuses heavier on mythology and has a lighter tone while Mushishi is the more meditative choice. If you are looking for an anime that could relax you a bit or enjoyed one then you’ll like the other due to the similarities and these two are just worth checking out.