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If you liked Hug tto! Precure add

...then you might like Mob Psycho 100 II add

Main villains are evil corporations run by a man who has taken a bad path in life and lost everything that made him human. For a magical girl series, Hugtto explores themes of masculinity & fatherhood a lot more than you'd expect, and Mob Psycho 100 was always about what it means to be a man.

If you liked Escha & Logy no Atelier: Tasogare no Sora no Renkinjutsushi add

...then you might like Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari add

If you're watching Shield Hero and enjoying the lighter moments of Naofumi crafting & helping people, then Atelier is a fantasy JRPG franchise entirely about crafting & helping people and Escha & Logy is its only anime adaptation. That said, Shield Hero also gets quite dark whereas Atelier is very lighthearted.

If you liked Hitsugi no Chaika add

...then you might like Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari add

Fantasy adventure series with a cynical twist. That aside, Shield Hero's Filo and Chaika's Fredrica are blonde loli monster girls whose violent solution to most problems serves as comedic relief.

If you liked Dog Days add

...then you might like Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari add

Action adventure fantasy isekai series in which the MC is summoned to the world to be the saviour hero and given a legendary weapon to wield. There's animal girls and riding giants birds and content that's everywhere from edgy suffering to stuff that'd be more at home in a saturday morning kids shows If you watched Shield Hero and wished there were more cute animal girl headpats, then check out Dog Days. If you watched Dog Days and wished it took its grimdark setting seriously, then check out Shield Hero.

If you liked Itoshi no Muco add

...then you might like Doukyonin wa Hiza, Tokidoki, Atama no Ue. add

Comedies about a pet trying to make sense of the human world while also doing pet things, i.e., mostly causing trouble. My Roommate Is A Cat has a more dramatic side to it while Lovely Muco is mostly just a comedy.

If you liked Houkago no Pleiades (TV) add

...then you might like Star☆Twinkle Precure add

A loose recommendation as both are magical girls with a space theme, including aliens and a damaged space ship.

If you liked Garo: Honoo no Kokuin add

...then you might like Revisions add

Series about destined heroes who grow up rash & impulsive, believing themselves unstoppable and having to learn the hard way that this couldn't be further from the truth.

If you liked Mushishi add

...then you might like Merc Storia: Mukiryoku no Shounen to Bin no Naka no Shoujo add

Anthologies about healers who travel the lands, observing various cultures and helping people with their problems. Each tale often focusing on a single classic theme (e.g. family, independence, responsibility, romance). Merc Storia is mostly simple fairytales for younger audiences, while Mushishi is more contemplative folktales for mature ones.

If you liked D-Frag! add

...then you might like Dame x Prince Anime Caravan add

Parodies of bishoujo (D-Frag) and bishounen (DamePri) series. One could call them harems, but the protagonist is basically the only "straight man/woman" in a cast full of self-absorbed narcissists and isn't likely to fall in love with any of them. If they weren't forced into it, they'd stay far away from this nonsense.

If you liked Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun add

...then you might like Dame x Prince Anime Caravan add

Parody series starring a cute girl making friends with a cast of comically one-dimensional characters.

If you liked Suisei no Gargantia add

...then you might like Kujira no Kora wa Sajou ni Utau add

In a world where people live on moving islands in an endless ocean, a soldier who has only known war ends up stranded in a peaceful society. There's an emphasis on a lost history and the antagonists are dogmatic militants. Children of the Whale has magic and seems more centered around violent conflict. Gargantia has giant robots and spends a lot of time on mundane activities.

If you liked Flip Flappers add

...then you might like 18if add

The characters explore dreamscapes that represent various emotional states. The dreams range from the mundane or cartoonish to the emotional or horrifying, giving the shows a wide breadth of art styles.

If you liked Saikin, Imouto no Yousu ga Chotto Okashiinda ga. add

...then you might like Eromanga-sensei add

Not-blood-related incest series in which the step-siblings' recently married parents aren't around to get in the way. The sister is initially apathetic towards her brother, but events take them from "strangers who happen to live together" to an actual family and potentially lovers... assuming one of the other haremettes doesn't steal him away. Of course, these events tend to be shamelessly lewd: Eromanga pushing the boundaries of what vanilla fanservice means, and ImoCho basically putting the hapless sister through a new fetish every episode.

If you liked Love Live! School Idol Project add

...then you might like Action Heroine Cheer Fruits add

School girls form a performance group to try and save something: in Love Live, it's their school; in Cheer Fruits, it's a local hall. Most of the story is about getting better and coming together as a unit.

If you liked Mahou Shoujo Nante Mou Ii desu kara. add

...then you might like Hina Logi: From Luck & Logic add

The enemy has been defeated and the world is now at peace. Hooray! ...but what's a magical girl supposed to do now? Be cute and have fun, of course! Mahou Shoujo Nante Mou Ii Desukara is more a parody of magical girl tropes. Hina Logi is more straightforward cute magical girls doing cute magical things.

If you liked Dog Days add

...then you might like Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomo ni. add

Ever wanted to be transported to a kids fantasy adventure world and, on top of the typical antics, end up with a harem of cute girls? These shows do have their more serious moments, but they're mostly lighthearted tales where the main character hangs out with local royalty, solving all their problems because he's more powerful than pretty much any opponent. After dealing with the occasional rampaging demon or dragon, the hero must face an ever greater challenge: how to divvy up his time amongst his haremettes!

If you liked Futsuu no Joshikousei ga [Locodol] Yattemita. add

...then you might like Action Heroine Cheer Fruits add

Brought together by their local council, a group of amateur performers is tasked with trying to promote their town. These comfy cute girls series have lot of hijinks as the groups try to find their own identity. Locodol has more emphasis on promotion aspect, while Cheer Fruits is more about the performance itself.

If you liked Dog Days add

...then you might like Kemono Friends add

Cute animal people having cute adventures in a fantasy setting. While the antics are often playfully lighthearted, the world they live in is implicitly quite dangerous... but then there's an idol concert and who doesn't like idols? Anyway, Dog Days is lewd while Kemono Friends is not.

If you liked Go! Princess Precure add

...then you might like Show By Rock!! # add

Sawashiro Miyuki as the evil princess who is going to bring despair to you all using the power of darkness! This is a fairly casual recommendation: Twilight and Victorias are very similar, but both shows have many things that have nothing to do with them.

If you liked AKB0048 add

...then you might like Macross Δ add

This series, brought to you by Kawamori Shouji and studio Satelight, begins when a plucky young girl with a can-do attitude runs away from home. Having been introduced to illicit pop music as a child, she's chasing after her dream of becoming an idol. While en route to the audition... and so and so forth... AKB0048 is heavily influenced by the Macross franchise (minus all those icky boys). In turn, Macross Delta feels inspired by AKB0048, tweaking and reusing its ideas within Macross canon. But long story short: AKB0048 is an idol series with a lot of mecha. Macross Delta is a mecha series with a lot of idols.

If you liked FLCL add

...then you might like Mob Psycho 100 add

Fantastical allegories for male adolescence. These hilarious action series ponder the eternal question: What does it take to be cool and mature? As the protagonist encounters various authority figures, the story explores various possible answers through increasingly crazy battles. The main difference is that FLCL leaves the interpretation up to the audience. Mob Psycho 100 is very straightforward in its delivery.

If you liked Shinryaku! Ika Musume add

...then you might like Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou add

Powerful monster girls trying to fit into human society resulting in misunderstandings over cultural differences and the occasional destruction of property. MonMusu is an ecchi harem with many monster girls while Squid Girl is a comedy about the titular character and an otherwise human cast.

If you liked Senyuu. add

...then you might like Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! add

Parodies of fantasy roleplaying adventures where everybody is comically flawed.

If you liked Bikini Warriors add

...then you might like Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! add

Parodies of fantasy roleplaying adventures where the female party members are all comically flawed. The lead character is smart enough to realize how bad things are, but often just as bad. Both series feature a lot of sex based humour, albeit Bikini Warriors is a short and doesn't have much else where KonoSuba does.

If you liked Walkure Romanze add

...then you might like Ao no Kanata no Four Rhythm add

Fantasy sporting harems where a former prodigy is roped into being a coach, mostly for a pink haired klutz with potential. However, where WalRoma is an ecchi series, AoKana is mostly just moe.

If you liked Senyuu. add

...then you might like Bikini Warriors add

Being a hero looks glamorous but is tough and unrewarding. These comedy shorts parody RPG tropes and cliche.

If you liked Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha add

...then you might like Momo Kyun Sword add

Magical girl series whose crystal collecting main plot focuses more on the motivation of the antagonists than why the protagonists are trying to stop them. Fate and Onihime both have similar issues trying to gain the approval of their sole parent. Both contain quite a bit of fanservice, albeit Momo Kyun Sword is ecchi-centric whereas Lyrical Nanoha doesn't dwell on it.

If you liked Dog Days add

...then you might like Momo Kyun Sword add

Fanservice filled action fantasy stories where the female cast tend to lose their clothing during battle in place of being injured. Both have simple stories that, if not for the rampant sexualization, would basically be kids shows. Where Dog Days focuses entirely on dog/catgirls, the titular character of Momo Kyun Sword fuses with her animal companions. Additionally, Eclair and Momoko have the same voice actress.