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If you liked Love Get Chu add

...then you might like Sore ga Seiyuu! add

Both of these shows follow amateur seiyuu girls on their journey to become true professionals

If you liked Aikatsu! add

...then you might like PriPara add

Both shows are about cute young girls who start from the bottom of the idol world and try to climb their way up. There are some similar archetypes such as the main characters have never practiced before but have some talent at being idols, and both shows have an elegant and mysterious popular idol that the newcomers are aiming to reach.

If you liked The iDOLM@STER add

...then you might like AKB0048 add

Both are stories about girls becoming idols and all of the challenges they must face. AKB0048 is set in the future and has battle elements while iM@S is contemporary and more realistic.

If you liked Love Get Chu add

...then you might like The iDOLM@STER add

Both of these shows follow a group of girls as they progress in their desired career in show business. Love Get Chu's characters are aiming to be seiyuu but later also become idols, and iM@S' characters are aiming to become idols of course. Focus is given in both shows to the effort that the characters put into their work in order to make others happy.

If you liked Rec add

...then you might like Love Get Chu add

Love Get Chu is about a group of aspiring seiyuu, while REC is about one rising seiyuu. It's rather difficult to find seiyuu anime, but both of these shows are cute and addicting.

If you liked Hidamari Sketch add

...then you might like GA: Geijutsuka Art Design Class add

Hidamari and GA are both about a group of girls attending art classes at their high school. Hidamari focuses a little less on the art asepct, but the shows are still quite similar. GA is kind of like the middle ground between Sketchbook and Hidamari, so if you liked those, you'll probably like GA.

If you liked Sketchbook: Full Color's add

...then you might like GA: Geijutsuka Art Design Class add

GA has more comedy than Sketchbook, but they both are still very similar. Both shows are about a fairly normal girl surrounded by odd people in her art class. GA is kind of like the middle ground between Sketchbook and Hidamari, so if you liked those, you'll probably like GA.

If you liked Joshikousei: Girl's High add

...then you might like Hatsukoi Limited. add

Both shows are about a bunch of girls and their slice-of-life adventures. Hatsukoi is a bit more serious, while High School Girls is a bit more comedic.

If you liked Kumo no Mukou, Yakusoku no Basho add

...then you might like The Sky Crawlers add

Both are extremely pretentious as far as the story goes, but somehow their animation and music forces you to sit through it. So maybe if you actually liked one of these, you'll also enjoy the other, considering I feel they have almost the exact same failures!

If you liked Shakugan no Shana add

...then you might like Toaru Majutsu no Index add

To Aru is basically SnS with magic instead of swords or the other powers and a bit more comedy. Animation is quite similar, due to the fact both anime are by JC Staff. Not that it matters, but the openings are also by the same person. Overall, To Aru simply gave off a similar vibe to SnS.

If you liked xxxHOLiC add

...then you might like Natsume Yuujinchou add

Same basic idea - a guy that can see the supernatural. Natsume Yuujinchou is little more touching and lighter, while xxxHolic is a bit funnier.

If you liked Jigoku Shoujo add

...then you might like Shigofumi add

Both series contain "mini plots" about only certain characters for each episode (occasionally in Shigofumi, 2 episodes) but have a character that knows about them (Tsugumi and Nojima) and play a continued role in the story. Jigoku Shoujo is more about the actual killing of people, whereas Shigofumi is about delivering the final words of the departed. However, they both feel quite similar despite the differences.

If you liked Hikaru no Go add

...then you might like Shion no Ou add

Prodigies playing similar games (one prodigy has a little more help) is the basic concept of both of these shows. I actually never made it far into Hikaru no Go, but the roots of these shows are completely similar.

If you liked Elfen Lied add

...then you might like Higurashi no Naku Koro ni add

Both of these series pull at your emotions at times, yet also include terribly violent acts committed by girls that aren't even adults. Basically, you get the blood and the tears in both of these series.

If you liked Air add

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

Both series are based off games from the company Key for starters. The first plot of Kanon (with Makoto) is extremely similar to Air's story, except of course not exactly the same.

If you liked Koukyoushihen Eureka Seven add

...then you might like Innocent Venus add

Hmm.... where can I start with this one? Maybe the fact that when I saw a magazine ad for Innocent Venus, Sana reminded me of Eureka. So I went to look up the series, and found out they have the same voice actress! Now besides that, I'd say the design of Sana is somewhat similar to Anemone as far as physical appearance, and Jo is almost an exact copy of Dominique's appearance! Both shows are about a girl that everyone's trying to use for her powers, mechas, and changing/saving the world. Oh yeah, and don't forget the rebel group of pirates. I guess you could say Shiba is similar to Holland, and Hee Jin to Talho, at least as far as personality and position in the show. Anyways, I basically see Innocent Venus as Eureka Seven's sibling who has fewer episodes and isn't as complex and love-y.

If you liked Air add

...then you might like Sola add

Air is so similar to sola it's not funny. I can even compare them and say this character has the same personality as that character between the shows. Both are also about the sky in some way. In sola it's about being able to stand under the sky, and in Air it's about being in the sky. Both shows are very similar, and I highly recommend if you've seen Air you should see sola and if you've seen sola you should see Air.

If you liked Koukyoushihen Eureka Seven add

...then you might like Air Gear add

Both series incorporate the idea of the sky/flying. This is what drew me to both shows.