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If you liked Chronicles of the Cursed Sword add

...then you might like Id add

If you liked ID you'll probably like Chronicles of the Cursed Sword because... - a sentinent sword - a sudden beginning without much introduction - a chosen human changed into something much stronger and it comes with a price - sword & sorcery - awkward art - chaos deities, gods and demons Main differences are - world & character style and setting - one is more shounen-ish, the other one more shoujo-ish - ID might be more coherent and solid

If you liked Sarashi Asobi add

...then you might like Akuma ni Itsukushimi no Te wo add

In both series there is an immortal who wants something from a girl. Both have romance (though in the oneshot it's only hinted at).

If you liked Mugen Spiral add

...then you might like Sarashi Asobi add

~ Supernatural being latches onto some girl (though in Mugen Spiral she is not quite so unsuspecting) ~ Both include romance ~ Both include a rather rushed ending

If you liked Fruits Basket add

...then you might like Kitchen no Ohimesama add

The circumstances and characters and their relationships to each other have a similar feel to it.

If you liked Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro add

...then you might like Hell's Kitchen add

The apperance and attitude of the demon is very similar to Neuro. Also the kind of "abusive" relationship between demon and human.

If you liked Last Exile add

...then you might like Samurai 7 add

animation and feel are pretty similiar

If you liked Hunter x Hunter add

...then you might like Ueki no Housoku add

In both series the main chars are actually weaker than their opponents and they win with pure strategy.

If you liked Nabari no Ou add

...then you might like Uragiri wa Boku no Namae wo Shitteiru add

both main chars show some kind of womanly trait, both have some hidden power, both series have supernatural fighting.

If you liked Demian Syndrome add

...then you might like Komatta Toki ni wa Hoshi ni Kike add

similar theme, similar characters.

If you liked Genjuu no Seiza add

...then you might like Kamisama Shinkaron add

both guys have latent super power. only in GnS the hero is a bit... very much... unwilling in the beginning.

If you liked Shaman King add

...then you might like Ueki no Housoku add

I wouldn't call it the same storyline but there are some parallels. #1 tournament that decides who becomes "king" #2 superpowers #3 strong feel for justice and friendship #4 powers are lent (Ueki: from their god candidate; shaman: from their ghost) #5 A girl that decided to become the main guy's "manager" The rest is completely different though, characters aren't really similar.

If you liked Saver add

...then you might like Sengoku Strays add

Strong kendo obsessed girl being sent into a violent past. Sengoku Strays seems to be less tragic though.

If you liked Juuni Hizoku no Palette add

...then you might like Akagami no Shirayuki-hime add

Both have a similar feel. A strong female lead who in most cases isn't particularly conventional. The pace of the stories is very similar, the chapters are connected yet are somewhat episodic, in every chapter a new thing happens. I'm sure if you liked one you'll like the other too.

If you liked Mother Keeper add

...then you might like Shangri-La add

Same theme about an utopia in existence that not everyone can inhabite. Plus rebel groups going against that and being made the scapegoats for attacks on the people outside of utopia.

If you liked Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan add

...then you might like Nurarihyon no Mago add

Even though the topics are not similiar at all it has got a very similar feel to it. Probably because the execution of the arcs/basic storyline is the same.

If you liked Natsume Yuujinchou add

...then you might like Nurarihyon no Mago add

Both deal with youkai and deities who either befriend or could care less about humans. Some information is the same, if you liked the yokai in either series you'd probably like the other too.

If you liked Ghost Hunt add

...then you might like Nurarihyon no Mago add

Both have a group of humans researching and trying to solve supernatural cases. In Ghost Hunt the group is composed of professionals though while in Nurarihyon no Mago they are merely a bunch of middle school students with only 2 capable people.

If you liked Citrus Eyes add

...then you might like Kanon add

In both cases the male protagonist is fascinated by a girl's talent for music and invites her to come with him to the city to make her famous.

If you liked Complex add

...then you might like Citrus Eyes add

Both female protagonists come from a remote place to the hectic city life and try to adapt plus both get involved with showbiz.

If you liked Cluster Edge add

...then you might like s.CRY.ed add

Superpowers, a single man persecuted by the military. Also the animation looks kind of similar. Plus both are those kind of series which you actually think are kind of ridiculous and overkill but at the same time you can't stop watching.

If you liked Cluster Edge add

...then you might like Allison to Lillia add

It's mostly about a kid talented with airplanes and his/her adventures. As opposed to Allison & Lillia Cluster Edge shows some supernatural powers though.

If you liked Petshop of Horrors add

...then you might like Genjuu no Seiza add

First, it's written and drawn by the same mangaka. It takes place in the same universe, with strange animals that can take the form of humans. Every chapter brings new things, those series will never feel repetitive or get draggy.

If you liked Natsume Yuujinchou add

...then you might like Kuroshitsuji add

At first it doesn't seem similiar at all. But there is some things that connect these series and I probably only noticed because I watched them one after another (I watched Natsume immediately after Kuroshitsuji). Both have a contract with a demon who promises to eat them after all is done (or in Natsume's case when there is an opening.) In both cases the main lead is about the only one who knows about it. Furthermore the male leads seem similiar in personality, appearing adult, serious and short-tempered.

If you liked D.Gray-man add

...then you might like Pandora Hearts add

The main protagonists both have a tendency to act like "my life doesn't matter since I don't have anything important to me anymore" aka they seem a bit suicidal. The series both are very similiarily executed. They have a love for details, well shown hilarity and a nice dark gothic athmosphere. Both series have lovable characters who sometimes even act similiar.

If you liked Saiunkoku Monogatari add

...then you might like Hanasakeru Seishounen add

Even though it might not look it at first both anime are kind of similiar. Both have strong-willed heroines with no physical strength, even though Shuurei is much more clever in my opinion. Both heroines have no clue whatsoever about love. Both turn out to be more than the cliche reverse harem and include political intrigue as well as some action and adventure. Both series show some unexpected plot twists. Both offer a great deal more quality than the Angelique/Hanasakeru series (thank god <.<). Both are reverse harem.

If you liked D.Gray-man add

...then you might like 07-Ghost add

Both have a church/god related plot and power system. The main characters are kind of similiar, they both share a mysterious past and a mysterious power. Both have exorcists who expel evil spirits.

If you liked Sora wa Akai Kawa no Hotori add

...then you might like Legend of Nereid add

Innocent yet strong and capable girl gets thrown into one bad situation after another. Both protagonists fall in love with a man of nobility. The difference is that Red River has no gender-bender and Legend of Nereid no time-travel. Furthermore, Legend of Nereid is a manhwa. But mostly, if you enjoyed Red River (like I did) you should also enjoy Legend of Nereid.