If you liked
To LOVE-Ru
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...then you might like
Kinsou no Vermeil: Gakeppuchi Majutsushi wa Saikyou no Yakusai to Mahou Sekai wo Tsukisusumu
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You've watched To Love-ru and are wanting more. What if Lala really was a demon rather than an alien from Deviluke? Well, Vermeil has got you covered there. And she covers the mc- all over. Lala may be pure but Vermeil has little shame. See if you'd want to swap some mana with Vermeil. There's also a pink haired girl into the mc in Vermeil; so no missing out in that department either.
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If you liked
To LOVE-Ru
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...then you might like
Haiyore! Nyaruko-san
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You've watched To-Love Ru and want more? In Haiyore!, the mc also ends up with a harem from space though not as big as Rito's in To Love-Ru. Haiyore's mc isn't clumsy at all like Rito; so no physics defying tumbles and groping. There's fan service in Haiyore but much less than To Love-Ru. The comedy though is very good- definitely watch it for the comedy. its also produced by Xebec; so it shares much of the same art aesthetic as To Love-Ru.
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If you liked
To LOVE-Ru
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...then you might like
Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai
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So, you've watched To Love-Ru and you want more. Then here you go. Boku Wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai also has a chill atmosphere, good comedy, rockin' OP! and is a lot of fun to watch. I feel like people looking for To Love-ru like content would enjoy Boku Wa Tomodachi ga Sukuknai?. The MC, Kodaka, in Boku Wa has his act together better than Rito in To Love-ru; they are school students and both get a harem. Alexis Tipton VA'd for Lala in To Love-ru and VA'd for Rika in Boku Wa. Rika serves as the genius science geek harem member who spends all her time in the school's science lab much as Lala does also; Rika's science projects don't always work either. I couldn't help noticing the parallels between the two characters and they are VA'd by the same VA. If you enjoyed To Love-Ru you will likely also enjoy Boku Wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai.