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If you liked Shinsekai yori add

...then you might like Psycho-Pass add

similarities: -dystopian theme -the setting seems to at first be a peaceful and good world but as the shows go on it is revieled that the worlds are built on questionable morals -art quality differences: -psycho pass has more action/shinsekai yore is more calm -characters age (psychopass's characters are older) -antagonist (in psychopass, other then the dystopian society, there is also a human antagonist/in shinsekai yori the antagonist is only the dystopian society)

If you liked Nabari no Ou add

...then you might like Shinsekai yori add

similarities: -pace -feel -characters's age -show has pessimism towards human society/interaction differences: -setting (shinsekai yori is set in fantasy world, wheres nabari no ou is set in our world but people have super power) -scale (in shinsekai yori the whole of society is at stake where in nabari no ou its more just the main characters)

If you liked Kaleido Star add

...then you might like Saiunkoku Monogatari add

-extremely hard working protagonists -protagonists evolve as the shows progress -similar art -similar feel to the shows

If you liked Hikaru no Go add

...then you might like Kaleido Star add

Both anime have extremely hard working protagonists, who start out inexperinced in a field (circus performance in Kaleido Start and playing go in Hikaru no Go) and than grow as performer/go player as the anime progress. Both have a similar length, similar art styles are similar overall feel.

If you liked Hunter x Hunter add

...then you might like Shaman King add

Very similar art style, and the worlds of Shaman King and Hunter x Hunter have a similar feel to them. Hunter x Hunter is however the better quality anime, and also the more mature one.

If you liked Hikaru no Go add

...then you might like Saiunkoku Monogatari add

Both anime have an extremely hard working main lead, both also have a similar art style, similar feel (light hearted but with parts where the main character experiences stress/loss/defeat), and similar length. The setting is however very different: Hikaru no Go is about a boy trying to become a professional Go player and Saiunkoku is about a girl trying to become a court official in a society modelld on ancient China.