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If you liked Ultra Maniac add

...then you might like Sugar Sugar Rune add

Both series involve witches from their own magic realm going to the human world, both Aya from Ultramaniac and Chocolat from Sugar Sugar Rune are on some sort of trial to become queen of their realm. Episodes tend to be more episodic with lots of sweet moments, a bit of growing up, and a bit of romance and enough plot or mystery to tie it together and keep up the interest. In the though, I found Sugar Sugar Rune to have a more complex story, better romance, more memorable characters and more inventive witch realm. If you enjoy one of these series, I highly expect you to enjoy the other.

If you liked Hikaru no Go add

...then you might like Glass no Kamen (2005) add

In the same way, the main characters kind of stumble into their dream--that THING that they're actually good at and can devote themselves too. They start at the bottom, each finding a rival who is far above their reach and fighting until they're on equal ground with that person. A boy, a ghost, and the world of Go.

If you liked Kaleido Star add

...then you might like Glass no Kamen add

If you like series where the main character follows after their dream, then Kaleido Star is another good one. With a more colorful palatte (it IS A circus after all), humor and charming characters, Kaleido Star goes along way with Sora reaching to be a star at the Kaleido Stage. Both series similarly have a standing rivalry between girls, Sora the one starting from the bottom and Layla, the one already on top and still reaching higher. The relationship is the same in that they both push each other farther and develop a bond closer than friendship. Humor, drama, and pushing yourself to the limits really makes this series endearing. The performances at the stage are always great to watch.

If you liked Hikaru no Go add

...then you might like Glass no Kamen add

In the same way, the main characters kind of stumble into their dream--that THING that they're actually good at and can devote themselves too. They start at the bottom, each finding a rival who is far above their reach and fighting until they're on equal ground with that person. A boy, a ghost, and the world of Go.