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If you liked Shishunki Sex add

...then you might like Shishunki no Obenkyou add

Shishunki no Obenkyou is an expansion of the concept of episodes 2 and 3 in Shishunki Sex. Both series are generally about sexual discovery with the exception of the 4th episode of Shishunki Sex, which is just a student-teacher sexual relationship. The charm from both series is the idea of a couple maintaining their sexual bond all throughout their youth and the implication they will stay together forever.

If you liked Boku dake ga Inai Machi add

...then you might like Tokyo Revengers add

Both have an incredibly similar premise of the main character reverting back to their childhood and swapping back and forth between the young and the old to solve a mystery surrounding the murder of a girl. Tokyo Revengers has a setting surrounding a character who is a delinquent. So, his major hurdle is being able to solve a mystery while in a gang. Erased is the simple fact that the guy went way too far back and is little kid. As it currently stands, the main difference aside from the obvious difference in setting between the two stories is that Erased is actually finished whereas Tokyo Revengers' plot is ongoing. The idea of trying to resolve a mystery through the barrier of time by itself is the main reason to watch either as it forces the main characters to work with extremely limited resources and capabilities to achieve this.

If you liked Angel Beats! add

...then you might like Plastic Memories add

Both shows are grounded on the premise of inevitable death. More specifically, preparing oneself for disappearing from the world. As such, both explore the challenges that come from this in their own way. Plastic Memories focuses on the idea of androids in society. Androids that are so human, that you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. As such, you can consider these androids humans with a predetermined lifespan of 8 years. The company who makes the androids are designated at retrieving them before their lifespan ends. This show follows a retrieval employee tasked at working with androids to retrieve others at the end of their lifespan. The androids within the facility are no exception. Angel Beats takes place in schoolgrounds. However, teachers are not present, nor much else. That is because everyone is already dead and the schoolground they reside in is limbo. This show follows a student who is roped into a group who rebels against the fate of their inevitable disappearance of fading from fulfillment. However, all lives fade in the end.

If you liked Hataraku Saibou add

...then you might like Dr. Stone add

Dr. Stone has Doctor in it. Cells at Work are about cells at work. In other words, both have science in it. Yet unlike Magic Schoolbus, they educate you in ANIME STYLE. There are plot lines, people dying, and most importantly SCIENCE. Seriously though, it's kind of amazing how accurate the concepts can be in both of these shows. Yet the way they portray it doesn't just serve as a means to explain these concepts, rather the concepts drive the plot forward. Dr. Stone isn't actually about a doctor, more about a mad kid scientist who is plunged into a world of petrification. It's a survival anime, with its protagonist being a nerd. Not only a nerd, but a nerd with spiky hair. With the world plunged into the stone age after thousands of years of petrification, our anime science protagonist seeks to bring the world back to the Science Age as soon as possible. Cells at Work is just as chaotic, but now you are placed inside the human body. Follow the UPS red blood cell deliverywoman as she faces the chaos within the human body: Viruses, allergies, heat stroke, and even cancer will be shanked by the CIA White Blood Cells in the most brutal ways imaginable. All while giving lessons about how the body works by your friendly neighborhood Tour Guide Narrator. If you are curious as to how science could possibly be made interesting, these anime give you that answer.

If you liked Death Note add

...then you might like Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch add

You have stumbled upon the UNO Reverse card of anime. Watch as these conniving villain protagonists, tilt their noses upward, eat chips, and wear supervillain masks to scoff at their opposition. These shows take two very different approaches in two very different worlds, but the fact that they follow a protagonist who takes on the role of a villain makes them the star of the show. Death Note, in spite of the supernatural power of the Journal of Doom, takes a more realistic approach being grounded in the real world. Taking on the role of the vigilante removing the scum of the earth made detectives take notice. So, much of his struggles involve him outsmarting these detectives in brilliant schemes to eliminate his threats. He finds himself squaring off against a brilliant detective and thus the struggle between these two makes them the stars of the show, bringing all sorts of mind games and logical manipulation into play. Code Geass is placed in a corrupt imperial world where Brittan has conquered all. Now Japan makes it's futile struggle to combat the Britannia Empire. In the middle of this struggle, a discontent imperial prince finds himself thrown into this struggle as he finds the green haired asylum chick who gives him the power to change this corrupt empire. So now, Japan has a brilliant villain of Britannia to support them, winning impossible battles with superb strategic prowess. The hopeless rebellion that Britain scoffed at soon becomes a world-wide threat under the mask of the Black Prince. Both shows draws you in with the power of the main characters' intelligence, working your brain as you try to keep up with how they solve the challenges that oppose them.

If you liked D.Gray-man add

...then you might like Pandora Hearts add

Ever wanted to see a show with a dark and somber vibe with a kawaii MC boy with dark past? You came to the right place! Pandora Hearts starts you off with this cute little kid, only to get shoved into the abyss like Batman. Only this time, he meets a girl with tufts of hair that look like ears down there. D. Gray-man starts with an abandoned kid who has a fucked up arm and sold to the circus. Makes friends with a dog only for the dog with a top hat to get a BEAT DOWN. Then his circus daddy dies, so Fat Albert comes round on Mary Poppin's Parasol to bring circus daddy to life. The kid goes for it like Edward Elric only to be met with an Akuma. So kid brings clown daddy to life just to put em in the earth with his fucked up arm. Now these guys are trying to be happy go lucky, to cover their regretful past and settle things once and for all. Pandora Hearts takes a twisted Alice in Wonderland vibe. D.Gray-man takes a grim reaper Exorcist vibe. If you like getting hit with bombshells of info while seeing how tragic kids deal with their problems, then you can find it right here.

If you liked Emiya-san Chi no Kyou no Gohan add

...then you might like Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san add

Good life vibes are strong within this one. Both of these series are very casual and relaxed. They highlight the small comforts of everyday life. Emiya does so by making various food for everyone. Senko does so by acting as a housewife. "Ah yes, life is good." Is the encompassing theme of these series. Look no further than the other for that good life vibe.

If you liked Black★Rock Shooter (OVA) add

...then you might like Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica add

Both demonstrate the inner turmoil of schoolgirls as otherworldy combat. Both take their approach quite differently, but that twisted world is the one significant thing they share, and likely what you are looking for. Modoka Magica takes the route of magical girls who work toward squaring off against the inner evil of humanity. Only to be subject to the inner evil amongst themselves. As they come to learn of the twisted reality of the fate they have chosen, infighting occurs just before they face their greatest foe. Black Rock Shooter divides the world in two: the real world and the otherworld. In the otherworld you see girls squaring off in mortal combat, while in the real world these schoolgirls are living their normal lives. A jarring contrast until you find that the characters within each world looks like each other.

If you liked Violet Evergarden add

...then you might like Fruits Basket 1st Season add

If you value the pursuit of understanding one's emotions, then you will find that in both series. There are many ways in which these anime differ in genre. However, the way they approach the matter of understanding emotions is identical. The tragic heroine finds a way to give her peers emotional closure despite she herself needing said closure. The wholesome epiphanies that these heroines grant are soothing and restores your faith in humanity. They grant their peers emotional support to help them deal with their realistic struggles to grant the courage to escape their emotional turmoil. If not, directly intervene to save others from collapsing under their emotions. If you are trying to find this special kind of pursuit, then you'll arrive at the other anime as the answer.

If you liked Mirai Nikki (TV) add

...then you might like Happy Sugar Life add

They both have the signature Yandere MC, but Mirai Nikki takes the format of a death game while Happy Sugar Life takes the format of a kidnapping story. While there are tremendous differences between the two, both emphasize the yandere mindset in a very detailed manner. Mirai Nikki presents the absolute dedication and obsession of a yandere. Happy Sugar Life shows the motivation and purpose that could drive someone to become a yandere. In a way this makes the differences a good thing, because if you feel like exploring a different side to a yandere, then the other series is a good one to find it.

If you liked Mushishi add

...then you might like Mahoutsukai no Yome add

Both series carry an air of normalcy in a mystical situation. They present day to day life in the dealings of the supernatural. They both have vastly different premises: Mushishi being about taking care of the spirits that haunt certain places, MahoYome being about an eldritch creature taking on a human as an apprentice and wife. However, despite their differences, the way both anime present themselves is relaxed and calm. What you are looking for here is essentially a fascinating way to explore the various creatures they interact with based on Wicca and Mushi for MahoYome and Mushishi respectfully. So while there are quite a bit of contrast between the two, exploration of these topics out of curiosity is the most compelling reason to be drawn toward these anime. If you are looking for an experience like that, both are identical in that regard.

If you liked Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann add

...then you might like Promare add

If you liked the beyond over the top, bizarre action and pacing of either, you'll find yourself right at home with the other. They both go all in on the wild side of the story that escalates at an outrageously high rate. Yet despite the ridiculousness, they find a way to draw in morals in a relatable way. Morals such as: * Don't let anyone tell you what you can't do. * Believe in yourself, and if you can't believe in yourself, believe in those who believe in you. * Don't let the status quo tie you down, especially if the status quo is flat out unacceptable. * Don't let your friends fall into a downward spiral of their stupid mistakes. Even if it means throwing hands. * Be determined, but don't be alone. They demonstrate the essence of manning up to the situation. So if you want to see how characters grow a pair and square up against all odds, both of these anime have that much in common.

If you liked Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood add

...then you might like Kimetsu no Yaiba add

When you watch either, then you are likely drawn in by the very concept of the main character's drive. To right the wrong done to their family as they explore an intriguing world with concepts you will come to understand. Both series ends up challenging these stalwart characters on their quest to find the solution to a seemingly hopeless situation. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood takes a more loose approach, giving these characters time to explore this world and try to understand exactly what it is they are trying to find: the philosopher stone. Demon Slayer takes a more methodical approach giving the solution very clearly, but a most difficult task. Having the main antagonist, the final boss, reverse the issue. Thus, the main character trains to face off his underlings to eventually reach the final boss. While the concepts do differ, their approach to the concept has many similarities due to these main characters. * There is a goon squad under the main enemy. * Their quest is a seemingly hopeless one. * There are various superpower concepts to learn as the story progresses. * They face hardship due to the issue that caused the characters to go on a quest. * Silly things happen sometimes to humanize the main characters, i.e. they aren't aloof robotic edgelords. So, with these in mind, you'll be able to find yourself drawn into each for the same reasons.

If you liked Little Witch Academia add

...then you might like Flip Flappers add

Both are whimsical animes which follows girls who find themselves in a wild world. While they both have their differences the same kind of wacky energy is present in both with the cast finding themselves thrust into bizarre situations while also suffering personal tension that they eventually find a way to pull through. Little Witch Academia has its main character take a route much like Asta from Black Clover. A nobody who purposely thrust herself into a world of magic to better herself. Though she does so to become as dazzling as the witch who inspired her from the very start. Flip Flappers follows a girl who is seemingly thrust into a bizarre situation after a wild encounter with a wacky magical girl. Yet she finds herself drawn in as she eventually finds herself having a personal stake in the matters she though irrelevant to her. So she faces her own struggles on a bizarre adventure to obtain the crystal shards. While both have vastly different approaches, you will find that both are equally as dazzling and have a significant personal stake with their cast. All with silly shenanigans.

If you liked Black Clover add

...then you might like Fate/Apocrypha add

Both series have an identical style of combat animation and a similar overall moral compass. While it takes dreadfully long to see the hyperspeed combat of Black Clover, due to Fate/Apocrypha's fewer episodes, they become the highlights of the show. While both are made from differing studios and producers, they both have the same impressions. Where staying true to corny ideals clashes against disingenuous enemy motives. Yet, the hyperspeed combat is truly the highlights of both of these shows. They trade artistic detail for animation intensity. Some may argue it's a deterioration for quality, but if you liked that style in one series, you will surely like it in the other.

If you liked Houseki no Kuni add

...then you might like Chikan Shita Joshi*sei to Sonogo, Musabori Au Youna Doero Junai add

This may seem like a bizarre recommendation, but both of these anime are examples of how CG can be done right. Houseki no Kuni, aka. Land of the Lustrous uses its 3D CG as a way of highlighting the crystalline aspect of the characters. Thus the CG becomes a piece of the character itself. Chikan Shita is a hentai that uses its CG alongside 2D elements to present more fluid sex-dynamics in Doujinshi based adaptation without going so far as losing the entirety of a comic style. This allows the animation to far transcend the wiggling still frames that Queen Bee hentai is known for.

If you liked Sora no Iro, Mizu no Iro add

...then you might like Overflow add

While their settings are completely different. Both of the sex scenes from their first episode's sequence are remarkably similar in a good way. While Sora no Iro, Mizu no Iro leads a secret sex life on campus direction, Overflow follows the path of incest. If you loved the high quality animation and artwork of Overflow's first episode, you will find that Sora no Iro, Mizu no Iro is a masterpiece in that regard.

If you liked Joshiochi! 2-kai kara Onnanoko ga... Futtekita!? add

...then you might like Overflow add

Extraordinarily similar starting point. In Overflow, a girl gets slipped into within a bathtub. In Joshiochi, a girl gets slipped into by falling from the roof! The primary difference is that Joshiochi's horny male is an adult while Overflow's horny male is still in school. They are both shorts and has sex developments after the initial "slip-up."

If you liked To LOVE-Ru add

...then you might like Mankitsu Happening add

Mankitsu Happening all the ecchi-slip ups that Rito is notorious for, but this time it's actually a hentai.

If you liked Mankitsu Happening add

...then you might like Real Eroge Situation! The Animation add

They are made by the same studio so there is similar artwork. However, the main similarity is that it centers around a guy working with a bunch of girls he eventually has sex with. Both series have good characters and could be seen as an extension to the variety of characters to adore. While they both have different approaches, they do start with the same premise.