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If you liked Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute! add

...then you might like Hazurewaku no "Joutai Ijou Skill" de Saikyou ni Natta Ore ga Subete wo Juurin suru made add

In both anime the MCs are overpowered, but more importantly – extremely edgy.

If you liked Owari no Seraph add

...then you might like God Eater add

Both anime take place in a post-apocalyptic world where the humanity is cornered and is paying a dear price to survive. Both anime have this certain degree of epicness to them. Both anime include fighting with awkward, odious monsters. And, most importantly, both anime feature an MC who’s a hot-headed idiot.

If you liked Selector Infected WIXOSS add

...then you might like Build Divide: Code Black add

Both anime revolve around card games by winning at which the victor can get their wish fulfilled; in both anime battles take place in an isolated environment that pops out of nowhere.

If you liked No Game No Life add

...then you might like Build Divide: Code Black add

Both are set in a world where many things (if not everything) are decided through games. Both anime have a main guy who’s kinda op and a bunch of girls surrounding him who are kinda useless (that changes in S2 though). Both have this concept of “God” (here it’s called “King”) who will make your wish come true if you defeat him.

If you liked Kawaii dake ja Nai Shikimori-san add

...then you might like Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta add

Both shows have a female mc, who’s a sigma gigachad, and yet somehow manages to be a loving person, and a pussy male mc, who’s always hiding under the heroine’s skirt, figuratively speaking.

If you liked Kubo-san wa Mob wo Yurusanai add

...then you might like Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta add

A similar female mc, who’s kind, romantic and proactive; a similar male mc, who’s shy, boring, unspectacular and slightly annoying; both are slow-paced to the point you start wondering why did this get 12-13 episodes when the entire story could easily fit into 2 episodes; actually both are pretty fire for watching in the background (even better if you know Japanese, because it’s kinda soothing). And, most importantly, in both shows nothing happens… like, at all…

If you liked Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song add

...then you might like Takt Op. Destiny add

Both shows revolve around the theme of saving the humanity's destiny by music, as well as using it as a weapon against some kind of enemies (in Vivy it's androids and humans; in Takt it's aliens).

If you liked Coppelion add

...then you might like Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou add

Both shows involve girls as main characters who are survivng in the post-apocalyptic environment, moving around from place to place within a single city. The vibes are very different, though.

If you liked Coppelion add

...then you might like Btooom! add

Both shows have a similar atmosphere, are packed with action and have a brave, badass female main character. The premise and the environment are quite different, though.

If you liked Subete ga F ni Naru add

...then you might like Id:Invaded add

Both stories revolve around detectives solving tangled cases; both stories exhibit gruesome ways of killing the victims; both stories, when all is said and done, have a woman with a mental disorder as the primary cause of all the events; both stories incorporate full-dive VR machines equipped with complex world simulation technologies; both stories have a male-female detective duet who work together efficiently.

If you liked K-On! add

...then you might like Do It Yourself!! add

Both shows have a similar main character who is sloppy and sluggish, and yet chersihed by the people surrounding them, revolve around the theme of partaking in club activities to make friends and deepen your emotinal bonds with them. And, since the two anime are basically of the same genre, they have a very similar amtosphere, as well as a set of cliched events, such as characters who are grumpy and perverse at first but get mellower and mellower as the story progresses, a beach episode, that typical subplot when all the combined efforts of the club members end in vain (making them be at the verge of giving up) but the POWER OF FRIENDSHIP (trademark) keeps them together and helps them overcome the difficulties and move forward. It's nothing really new if you're a veteran of the Slice of Life genre, except for the fact that this time around the story revolves around DIY.

If you liked Owari no Seraph add

...then you might like 86 add

Both animes are about wars, both of them have the fate of the humanity at stake, in both of them the main heroes are forced to obey to the HQ consisting entirely of sketchy swindlers whose objective is very different from what they declare publicly, and, finally, both animes touch upon the topic of mutual trust among the comrades for the sake of amplifying the squad's efficiency and increasing the chances to survive in a bloodshed.

If you liked Subete ga F ni Naru add

...then you might like Babylon add

The vibe of the narrative is kind of similar, especially if we look at it from the point of "mysteriousness" of the main heroine.