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If you liked Moyashimon add

...then you might like Gin no Saji add

Both are about an agricultural school, with a bunch of comedy elements.

If you liked El Cazador de la Bruja add

...then you might like Michiko to Hatchin add

Both series based in a similar location--Latin America. The basic plot structure is also the same. Two girls are running away/towards something. The relationship between the two female leads in each series differs slightly.

If you liked Kure-nai add

...then you might like Michiko to Hatchin add

Similar interactions between the main characters (older-younger friendship). Beyond that they have great, more vivid art. Michiko to Hatchin is more of a comedy and kure-nai is more serious. They both, however, contain some serious ass kicking and comedy.

If you liked Kemonozume add

...then you might like Kaiba add

Kemonozume and Kaiba do not look the same, however they both fully use interesting visual approaches to aptly suit the tone of each show. Kemonozume is a bit more rough around the edges and Kaiba is more bubbly. Both of these shows are science fiction on the surface; love stories at heart. I'd recomend watching both of these anime series, especially if you liked one. Same producers too.

If you liked Azumanga Daiou The Animation add

...then you might like Sketchbook: Full Color's add

What can I say? They're both slice of life shows with a lot of kitties. Sure, Sketchbook has a lot more, but without the kitties, neither shows would be the same. Sketchbook leans more towards the very cute, somewhat slow-paced slice of life genre, while Azumanga Daioh tries much harder to get laughs. Yet despite that I can see a lot of Azumanga Daioh fans enjoying Sketchbook (and vice-versa, though most people have seen Azumanga Daioh).

If you liked Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha add

...then you might like Nanatsu-iro★Drops add

The first thing I thought after having completed both Nanoha and Nanatsuiro Drops is "wow, it's like they're practically the same show". Sumomo and Nanoha both have to collect something, with the help of a cute "pet", which can talk. Sumomo and Nanoha both face similar tsundere "antagonists", Prima Asparas and Feito, respectively. The main difference between Nanoha and Nanatsuiro Drops is that the latter focuses much more on the love between Sumomo and Tsuwabuki-kun. There are plenty of other subtle differences to keep you amused, so unless you dislike the genre mahou shoujo, I'm sure if you loved one, you'll at least enjoy the other.

If you liked RahXephon add

...then you might like Persona: Trinity Soul add

Both RahXephon and Persona have the main character thrown into a situation which requires them to fight for, at first, somewhat unknown reasons. However, RahXephon is more serious than Persona.

If you liked Azumanga Daiou The Animation add

...then you might like Minami-ke add

Slice-of-Life with a bunch of unique school girls of varying hilarious personalities. Lazy writing means if you don't like one character you'll probably like another. Later on you can talk about it with your friends. "I like ____ more!! They are so much more funny!" Great conversation starters these anime are!

If you liked Air add

...then you might like Sola add

Sola and Air are both tragic love stories riddled in mystery and supernatural abilities. A very short watch so if you prefer more drawn out anime then perhaps this is not going to be your cup of tea. If you enjoyed the way the writers choose to progress the story on an emotional level in one series then you're going to love it in the other. Similarly, if you hated how the director relied on mystery to keep the shallow love story alive in one anime you'll probably hate it in the other.

If you liked Serial Experiments Lain add

...then you might like Boogiepop wa Warawanai add

Boogiepop Phantom and Serial Experiments Lain are very slow-paced and have very little dialogue. They both attempt to be philisophical....

If you liked Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE add

...then you might like xxxHOLiC add

If you're reading xxxHOLiC or Tsubasa but not the other series then you are missing out on part of the story. They are connected so you have to buy not just one series, but two! As they are both created by CLAMP they have a very similar style. xxxHOLiC is more focused on the supernatural stort stories which prop up main character development while Tsubasa is more character driven as the journeies they go through support them.

If you liked Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu add

...then you might like Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight! add

Both are about being bored, and being weird to have fun. They both center around a group of highschool students who become really good friends (slice of life-ish). They have some sort of underlying sci-fi tones (though it is more evident in Haruhi). The biggest difference would be that Manabi Straight! is less confusing, and much more sentimental.

If you liked Air add

...then you might like Kanon (2006) add

Do I need to say anythign at all? Kawaii girls that you can choose from! imo kanon is better cuz it has more kawaii girls.