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If you liked Gintama add

...then you might like Smile Precure! add

Both features good comedy sense and some great action scenes. As Smile Precure is aimed at lower age, so it's much more "cleaner" in the choice of comedy templates and of course it has the usual transformation sequences which some boys may not like. But beside these, there are a lot of good episodes, full of funny and sometimes heart warming moments. To some extent it's contents resemble shounen manga.

If you liked Teinenpi Shoujo Heidi add

...then you might like The World of Golden Eggs add

same character designer, similar comedy style and highly entertaining

If you liked Alps no Shoujo Heidi add

...then you might like Teinenpi Shoujo Heidi add

Teinenpi Shoujo Haiji, a parody comedy for Alps no Shoujo Heidi It's recommended to read or watch the original first.

If you liked AIKa R-16: Virgin Mission add

...then you might like Asobi ni Iku yo! add

They share the same comedy + ecchi based story style Both have some missions and the actions are mainly performed by young female. Asobi ni Iku yo is more random. It is bundled with UFO & catgirl aliens, with a protagonist and a harem; while Aika is female centered with a secret mission to complete per series...

If you liked Seikimatsu Occult Gakuin add

...then you might like Kaidan Restaurant add

Linked by Occult and Funny Kaidan restaurant typically would have 3 short occult stories per episode: The 2 main dishes vary in style and are often quite funny and a little bit scary. The last dessert is often more scary. Though kids oriented, the stories remain interesting for occult fans. Seikimatsu Occult Gakuin is more `gaggy` with better animation and plot. It has a lot of ideas in one main story: black magic, time traveling, supernatural power, aliens. Stuff happening in 1999 will be affecting human's future in 2012. I would approximate the ratio of entertainment to be 3:7

If you liked Shigurui add

...then you might like Musashi no Ken add

You can try to compare learning Kendo in modern ways and the ancient ways. Totally different story styles & level of drama but shared some similarity.

If you liked Kimi ga Nozomu Eien add

...then you might like Les Misérables: Shoujo Cosette add

Not that the genre or target audience is similar. Actually, although Les Miserables was made for kid's theater, I think it's indeed too heavy for the kids to understand the stress & strains. Anyway, if you are looking for melodramas which can drive your mood down low, to an extent which make you having difficulty to continue, Les Miserables first season & Kiminozo are good choices. Kimi ga nozomu Eien - romance & trauma victim & "Bizarre Love Triangle" Shoujo Cosette - the most unlucky girl (?), poverty & unfair society in the past

If you liked Seto no Hanayome add

...then you might like Nyan Koi! add

Featuring similar Yakuza Songs lol Comedy with Fantasy + School with Harem and a bit of ecchiness as spice Rich in funny characters Running in moderate to fast pace Well SnH's far more vigorous in some episodes

If you liked Slam Dunk add

...then you might like Basquash! add

Barely linked by basketball show with some adventurous matches. Basquash has shown major improvement in graphics after so many years. But Slam Dunk dominates in story and entertainment. Basquash's style is a bit too childish despite some ecchi screens provided.

If you liked Azumanga Daiou The Animation add

...then you might like Sasameki Koto add

Comedy around high school girls. Though Sasameki koto has some yuri & romance parts leading to slightly heavy moments, the series is 80% funny and highly enjoyable. Both series got good pace, arrangement and scripts.

If you liked Kaleido Star add

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

Both are good animes with solid drama, adventures of 2 girls who tried their best to fulfill their dreams, sharing their tough and happy times. Both girls found not only their dreams but also their precious friendships, and a bit of romance. Although they belong to shoujo in genre, it's recommended to all audience.

If you liked Maria-sama ga Miteru add

...then you might like Sasameki Koto add

Both series show the intimacy of female friendship and romance in the school days, but in different ways. Marimite is like a HQ portrait in a catholic school while Sasameki Koto is more like an everyday photo. Sasameki koto is around 70% comedy 30% romance.

If you liked Romeo no Aoi Sora add

...then you might like Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood add

Both works feature friendship or close relationship between male characters as an important component. Stories with European backgrounds, touching lines and adventures. Fullmetal Alchemist is more imaginative and far more serious while Romeo's blue sky was a bit more realistic as it describes the tough life of chimney boys in Europe.

If you liked Denpa-teki na Kanojo add

...then you might like Aoi Bungaku Series add

Both are from novel adaptation, being drama consisting of mystery and psychological components. The main difference is Denpa teki na Kanojo happens in modern world and less room for aftertaste.

If you liked Kyougoku Natsuhiko: Kousetsu Hyaku Monogatari add

...then you might like Ayakashi: Japanese Classic Horror add

Both features ancient Japanese ghost stories Ayakashi is more like literature while Hundred Stories are collection of ghost stories rumored in the Edo period.

If you liked Cowboy Bebop add

...then you might like Darker than Black: Ryuusei no Gemini add

Cool protagonists, fiction-based adventurous drama. Nice actions & a good sense of humor from time to time.

If you liked Mouryou no Hako add

...then you might like Denpa-teki na Kanojo add

Mystery lovers may try this. The main attraction is the interesting story in real life. Psychos alert. Both are not as gore as Ryukishi07's works but do contain some degree of violence. And all 3 have some degree of supernatural components