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If you liked Umibe no Q add

...then you might like Takopii no Genzai add

While Takopii is edgier, they both have too many similarities to ignore it, and take a very... interesting... approach. If you liked one of them, you'll probably like the other.

If you liked Nekojiru-sou add

...then you might like Utsu Musume Sayuri add

Both are very strange video art anime. While Nekojiru is longer and is more acclaimed, they both touch some similar topics. They both have some very surreal moments, dark humor, and are very experimental. Nekojiru is an adaptaion of a Garo manga, and Sayuri could definetly be serialized in Garo.

If you liked Utsu Musume Sayuri add

...then you might like Shitcom add

So both are a video-art anime. People tend not to understand both, and they are both really great. People usually joke about both of them and they became kind of a meme, but if you are into video art, and really did like one of them (and seriously liked it), the other is for you.

If you liked Serial Experiments Lain add

...then you might like Mitsuami no Kamisama add

Although they are very different, they have some moments that give a similar feeling. Both are heavily philosophic and both are a little horror-ish at times. I can't exactly explain why, but they seem to be similar in my eyes.

If you liked Ginga Tetsudou no Yoru add

...then you might like Mitsuami no Kamisama add

Both share a very similar philosophy. It's clear that Pigtails was inspired a lot by the novel of NotGR (as many other Anime in the medium). If you likd one, you'll definetly like the other.

If you liked Kaijuu no Kodomo add

...then you might like Puparia add

First of all - they both share a similar artstyle, which is very unique to both. Second, both share a very similar atmosphere and has the theme of fanatsy in a world that is pretty much similar ot ours, with a lot of moments that just feel magical. If you liked one, you should definetly watch the other (though I think the Manga of Kiajuu no Kodomo is better, but the adaptation is also amazing).

If you liked Cardcaptor Sakura add

...then you might like Shoujo Kakumei Utena add

Utena is usually considered a mahou shoujo anime, and Sakura is undoubtly a one. While Utena is very deep and not aimed for kids at all, Sakura is more light hearted, but it doesn't make it worse. Sakura has some very deep moments, sometimes even usage of symbolism just like Utena, and there were times I was watching Sakura and wasn't sure if it's Sakura or Utena. Many scenes look the exact same. And if it isn't enough, both are the most queer anime ever. I think Sakura is even more queer than Utena, so it's VERY queer.

If you liked Cardcaptor Sakura add

...then you might like Layton Mystery Tanteisha: Katri no Nazotoki File add

Both are more shoujo anime, aimed for kids. Though, both are very mature, much more than your average anime. Sakura is mostly episodic telling a new story each episode about a card doing some mess, and Layton is also almost episodic telling a new story each episode, but about cases that our detective solves. If you like one, you will surely like the other one!

If you liked Cardcaptor Sakura add

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

Well, it's different but by the same time they have a lot in common. While Madoka is the more "mature" and edgy version, and even a parody (though not a funny one) of the mahou shoujo genre, Sakura is much more light hearted and many times is aimed for kids. but don't let it confuse you - Sakura is mature as well. Sakura shows that even without forcing something to be edgy, it can be as good and as mature. Both have some very surreal scenes, and you can see Madoka has taken several aspects from Sakura, without even changing a bit of them. If you watched one, you will enjoy the other more than if you haven't. Though, if you are looking for something as edgy as Madoka, Sakura isn't the right adress.

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

...then you might like Yakusoku no Neverland add

It's clear that The Promised Neverland was inspired a lot by Narutaru. Both, first of all, contain children, with a cute artstyle dealing with many hardships, including gore. Both deal with psychology and characters. They both share the theme of children v.s adults. Both contain a lot of politics, and war themes. While Narutaru is much darker and contains a lot of philosophy, YNN can be considered as a light version of Narutaru for younger readers, with a more understandable politics, less gore and less philosophy and psychology.

If you liked Hourou Musuko add

...then you might like Hoshiai no Sora add

Both are showing adolescene in a similar way - they don't try to make it seem beautiful, and they talk about the same things. They both question gender and contain LGBT related content.

If you liked Ookiku Furikabutte add

...then you might like Hoshiai no Sora add

They both talk about psychology disorders in sports. Hoshiahi no Sora is using that just for drama, as it seems, but if you liked the 1st part of it, you should totally give Oofuri a chance (and not the opposite way, though :(). Oofuri is more of a coming of age psychological anime that shows it through baseball. It's not just a subplot like in Hoshiai no Sora, but one of the main ideas. Basically, Oofuri is what Hoshiai no Sora could've been, but isn't.

If you liked Oniisama e... add

...then you might like Hoshiai no Sora add

If you liked the drama aspect in one, you will like the other one. Both have a lot of drama and at times are overdramatic. You can say Hoshiai no Sora was heavily inspired by Oniisama e, actually.

If you liked Haibane Renmei add

...then you might like Romeo no Aoi Sora add

The beginning (and maybe whole) of haibane renmei, made me thought it was really similar to romeo no aoi sora. The mood and kind of everything that happened were very similar. I liked both series, and I could feel something realy simialr. If you liked the beginning of haibane renmei, I think you should like romeo no sora as well. (I'm terribly sorry about my english)

If you liked Tsuritama add

...then you might like Mekakucity Actors add

they both give the same feeling. I don't really know how to say that, but when I watch tsuritama I always think it's really similar to mekakucity actors. maybe it's the characters or the complicated story. It's a feeling I can't really find a word for.