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If you liked Death Note add

...then you might like Psycho-Pass add

Both of these shows share an extremely similar dynamic between a genius protagonist and a genius antagonist. The antagonist usually has a compelling argument for his actions and makes you understand where they are coming from, at times even wanting to root for them. Both of these shows will have you on the edge of your seat because of the interactions between the protagonist and antagonist, constantly wondering who will outsmart who and how. These shows aren't really similar plot wise but they are similar in the mind games that happen between the two throughout the show.

If you liked Usagi Drop add

...then you might like Barakamon add

Both of these shows share an extremely similar dynamic with the main character and a younger child they meet, basically a parent-child relationship. They're both filled with joyful moments but also some emotional moments. You'll notice that throughout the show that not only the main character teaches the child important life lessons but you'll also notice the child teaching the adult some small but important lessons they forgot about when they got older with age. These are some of my favorite anime of all time but please don't look at the Usagi Drop ending or manga after a certain point lol.

If you liked Gamers! add

...then you might like Jaku-Chara Tomozaki-kun add

Both have similarities with the whole aspect of gaming, romance and just regular high school life. Tomozaki-Kun does everything you hoped from Gamers, except the romance part. Gamers is more romance based compared to Tomozaki-Kun which is more based on character development and the relationships with the mc and his friend group. Can some of the dialogue in Tomozaki-Kun be "cringe" with the constant gaming references? Yes, but that's part of what makes the show what it is tbh. Many dropped Tomozaki-Kun after the first episode during a stacked Winter season because the mc was "cringe" but it picks up after that and its definitely worth giving a shot. Tomozaki-Kun also has some of the best mc development i've seen for a 12 episode show, hoping for a season two!