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If you liked Dragon, Ie wo Kau. add

...then you might like Mahoutsukai no Insatsujo add

High fantasy, worlds of magic and wizards and then these characters that bring in real life practical concerns to focus with great hilarity. Dragon, Ie wo Kau with a dragon seeking a good place to live and Mahoutsukai no Insatsujo with a Comiket attendee looking to find a way back home by organizing a massive magical book selling market.

If you liked Totsukuni no Shoujo add

...then you might like Somali to Mori no Kamisama add

Adorable little abandoned girl and big scary monster headed caretaker who isn't quite sure how to handle the responsibility. Much adorableness and slightly sinister characters all around.

If you liked Subete ga F ni Naru add

...then you might like Babylon add

Both series are based on suspense novels and feature solving a murder mystery in a dialogue heavy format.

If you liked ClassicaLoid add

...then you might like RobiHachi add

While the two series are entirely different story-wise, RobiHachi featuring space exploration while ClassicaLoid features versions of classical composers living together. Yet they both have that colorful completely off the wall humor with the lead characters tossed into totally unexpected scenarios that might or might not involve a giant robot or two.

If you liked Overlord add

...then you might like Dead Mount Death Play add

While Dead Mount has a skeletal fantasy world antagonist type tossed into the real world, Overlord has a real world character placed into a fantasy setting as a bony antagonist. The series remind me of each other how despite the vastly different settings because the leads do brutal things with their abilities while also accomplishing much good.

If you liked Kuro add

...then you might like Owari Nochi, Asanagi-kurashi. add

Both series feature a lonely little girl who lives with an adorably monstrous companion. While many cute moments are featured there are also many moments reminding everyone exactly how alien these creatures are.

If you liked Dungeon Meshi add

...then you might like Uchi no Tsukaima ga Sumimasen add

Both funny series feature a main character with wildly atypical responses to monsters/demons. While in Dungeon Meshi we have a protagonist who is excited about eating monsters, UnTgS features a protagonist who wants to learn all about how demons work. Which often involves harassing them one way or another.

If you liked Kagewani add

...then you might like Sekai no Yami Zukan add

Both series with short episodes featuring unsettling creatures and the people who encounter them.

If you liked Blood Alone add

...then you might like Devils Line add

While both stories feature vampires and the trials they have to deal with in living alongside humans a great deal of my recommendation comes from how their tones are similar. While there is bloody action to be had the relationships between the characters involved are just as important. You get to see parts of their daily lives and sweet calming moments contrasted with the violent ones and the mood shifts aren't jarring.

If you liked Yowamushi Pedal add

...then you might like Days add

Earnest lead character who has no experience with sports gets roped into it because he wants friends. No one expects much of him but he goes on to impress.

If you liked Hamatora The Animation add

...then you might like Bungou Stray Dogs add

Both series involve detective agencies with people who have extraordinary abilities. There's a certain similarity in tone. In dealing with people who are prejudiced against those with power balanced against the humor of these wildly different personalities working together.

If you liked Narutaru: Mukuro Naru Hoshi Tama Taru Ko add

...then you might like Tomodachi x Monster add

Both stories certainly don't skimp on the violence with which children can be involved in. Especially given that the start of it all is an encounter with a bizarre and somewhat cute creature who becomes their friend.

If you liked Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun add

...then you might like Takane no Hana nara Ochitekoi!! add

Both are humorous 4-koma series which feature characters who make fun of popular shoujo troops. Like the handsome popular guy who is actually really a goof or the unintentionally dashing girl.

If you liked Bakemonogatari add

...then you might like Subete ga F ni Naru add

With a heavy reliance on characters and dialog to solve the ongoing mysteries both series have a similar feel despite vastly different casts.

If you liked Waltz no Ojikan add

...then you might like Ballroom e Youkoso add

Both series are about characters who are taking the first steps into the world of ballroom dancing. While Waltz no Ojikan is a shoujo and Ballroom e Youkoso is a shounen they both focus on the idea that someone who seems unremarkable at first can change through their dedication to dancing, something they never considered before.

If you liked Saka no Ue no Mahoutsukai add

...then you might like Mahoutsukai no Yome add

Even though the pair of main characters are quite different there is still much that feels alike between the series. They both center around either a young girl or boy who are in the beginning stages of learning magic from a mysterious older person. A person whose true appearance might not be very human at all. Even though there may have been violence in the young protagonists' pasts there's still a certain gentle feel to both series, in them helping those who can only be aided through magical assistance.

If you liked Sasami-san@Ganbaranai add

...then you might like Punch Line add

At first these series do seem quite different given the main characters aren't much alike aside from some awkwardness with people. And yet there are many elements that have me thinking of one with the other. The bright carefree fanservice, wacky action with characters flying all over the place. And possibly most importantly, a main character who can wreck the world with a mere thought.

If you liked Uchouten Kazoku add

...then you might like Rolling☆Girls add

Series with lively atmospheres in an alternative and decidedly more magical version of Japan with many characters who are battle ready but hardly in the expected manner. There are strong bonds that hold different factions together and there is a general playful feeling despite the combat that may be happening.

If you liked Mononoke add

...then you might like Death Parade add

A mysterious stranger appears and through various trials the characters we focus on reveal more and more about their pasts. As a result of that, they either move closer to their doom or their salvation. There is that general feel that there's always more than what appears on the surface and the unusual surroundings they are in might not be any worse than what is going on in their minds.

If you liked Watashi ni xx Shinasai! add

...then you might like Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji add

Both series involve female protagonists who start off the relationship with some kind of subterfuge. In Ookami's case, the guy involved is immediately in on what it is while in Watashi he is not in the know from the start. Both the the guys are popular with the girls but keep up a facade when really what they are like is nearly the opposite of that nice persona they project. Then there's the male rival who is the shy type of character.

If you liked Petshop of Horrors add

...then you might like Void's Enigmatic Mansion add

Both series involve people who desire something and are aided by supernatural means. Their tales often head in the direction of tragedy as what they want tend to have negative consequences.

If you liked Samurai Champloo add

...then you might like Shingeki no Bahamut: Genesis add

While Shingeki no Bahamut takes place in a fantasy setting both have strong points on combat involving the main characters. The dynamic of goofy but kickass male lead coupled with a second serious with silliness male lead who wants to kick his butt is very much present. Toss in a girl that will send them on a journey and much fun will be had.

If you liked Servant x Service add

...then you might like Denki-gai no Honya-san add

While Servant x Service takes place with characters doing office work it still has the theme of colorful cast members working the same job and each bringing their unique style to the job. Sometimes it could result in misunderstandings, other times characters really showcase how their quirks could be perfect for the work they do.

If you liked Ao no Exorcist add

...then you might like Owari no Seraph add

While the lead character of AnE is much more friendly both characters initially come across as delinquents but really love the people around them. They both start off with finding companions in a school setting as they also learn to combat the enemies they wish to get revenge upon.

If you liked Sankarea add

...then you might like Hana to Uso to Makoto add

In taking care of a zombie girl we learn we learn that there might be certain issues. Like the struggle between memory and hunger and keeping the matter a secret.

If you liked Tokyo-hatsu Isekai-yuki add

...then you might like Re:Monster add

Toukyou Hatsu Isekai Yuki is a collection of short stories, the first of which is which I would recommend. It leans heavier toward humor but both involve reincarnated protagonists who start at the bottom of an rpg type world and are trying to work their way up from that.

If you liked Tokyo Zombie add

...then you might like Manga of the Dead add

Manga of the Dead is a collection of stories by different people so the tone does change from story to story. But I feel like there are some common levels of morbid humor that fit nicely with the zombie world seen in Tokyo Zombie.

If you liked Suisei no Gargantia add

...then you might like Escha & Logy no Atelier: Tasogare no Sora no Renkinjutsushi add

While Gargantia has more action both series have similar feelings to them. One of the central characters is introduced to a time or place which is so different from the decidedly less peaceful reality they were use to. But there are questions to be had, like both series and their ancient but advanced technology floating around.

If you liked Ratman add

...then you might like Kiriwo Terrible add

Both series follow the stories of characters who want to be heroes. But things don't go as expected and these characters are seen as enemies of mankind instead. Despite that heavy sounding story both pack a lot of humor.

If you liked Sakasama no Patema: Beginning of the Day add

...then you might like Sidonia no Kishi add

Both series about characters who come from some place, believed to be a myth to the other side. Futuristic but also not ideal, there's obvious darkness lurking in the side that seems more positive or civilized.