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If you liked Unkai no Meikyuu Zeguy add

...then you might like Genmu Senki Leda add

Main characters of those series are suddenly transported to a new, strange world. There they learn that they have some hidden power that is required to save this new world. Of those two "Genmu Senki Leda" has a more comprehensible story but "Unkai no Meikyuu Zeguy" is not bad either. It would definitely work much better as a longer series, tho. If you liked one you'll most likely like the other too.

If you liked Unkai no Meikyuu Zeguy add

...then you might like Fire Tripper add

While not apparent at first glance, both series have an interesting time loops in them. The one presented in "Fire Tripper" is a more complex one, that might leave you confused even some time after watching it. The time loop in "Unkai no Meikyuu Zeguy" is quite simple, but still interesting to watch.

If you liked Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha add

...then you might like Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna: Kanashimi no Siren add

If you've ever wondered how did Yuna befriend everyone by fighting against them look no further - Nanoha tells exactly that. If you've ever wondered how it would be if everyone knew that Nanoha is a magical girl look no further also - Galaxy Fraulein Yuna is set in a world where everyone knows that Yuna is a magical girl.

If you liked Juuni Kokuki add

...then you might like Tenkuu no Escaflowne add

One day main heroines of those series meet a strange boy/man and as result of that encounter are suddenly transported into a new, unknown world. What they do not know is that their actions will change those worlds forever. In "The Twelve Kingdoms" Youko will try to shape a new one of the kingdoms, that she's prophesied to rule. In "The Vision of Escaflowne" Hitomi's unique power will change the lives of people around her. If you liked one for an interesting story set in fantasy/isekai world, you will most likely like the other too.

If you liked Nurse Witch Komugi-chan Magikarte add

...then you might like Mahou Shoujo Pretty Sammy add

Magical Girl parodies are not that rare but somehow hard to find. So if you're looking for some, here are two. Pretty Sammy spawned from Tenchi Muyou franchise and later created it's own full-length TV series. Nurse Witch Komugi is a parody of many different anime, not only magical girls. The catchphrase for "villains" in both is similar too ("let's begin" in Pretty Sammy and "let's begin de gozaimasu" in Nurse Witch Komugi).

If you liked Scrapped Princess add

...then you might like Watashi, Nouryoku wa Heikinchi de tte Itta yo ne! add

Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. That famous quote by Arthur C. Clarke describes those two anime pretty well. In "Didn't I Say?" it is revealed in the first episode that "magic" is just the work of a very advanced nanotechnology. In "Scrapped Princess" it is heavily implied that "magic" is some kind of lost technology.

If you liked Ultra Maniac add

...then you might like Fushigi Mahou Fun Fun Pharmacy add

If you're looking for a rarely known, fun to watch and enjoyable Mahou Shoujo anime, you've just found two. "Fushigi Mahou Fun Fun Pharmacy" is a story about Popuri, an ordinary girl, who one day stumbles upon a Witch's shop and later learns how to use magic. "Ultra Maniac" is about Nina, a witch drop-out from magic kingdom, who moves to the human world in order to improve her magic skill.

If you liked Scrapped Princess add

...then you might like Seirei no Moribito add

Main characters of those series are both unwanted (to say it lightly) in their worlds. For both a prophecy exists that says their very existence is a threat to the world and that the world will be destroyed if they are not killed in time. In "Scrapped Princes" Pacifica has her older brother and sister to protect her. In "Serei no Moribito" Chagum has Yonsa Balsa, a skilled mercenary, to keep him safe.

If you liked Magic Knight Rayearth add

...then you might like Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna: Kanashimi no Siren add

Mahou Shoujo Mecha anime are a rare find and those two anime are examples of such. "Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna" is a more classical Mahou Shoujo with strong Mecha elements. "Magic Knight Rayearth" is an isekai anime set in a fantasy world that slowly transforms into Mecha.

If you liked Dragon Half add

...then you might like Ozanari Dungeon: Kaze no Tou add

If you're looking for a fantasy anime that doesn't take itself too seriously, look no further. Both, "Dragon Half" and "Ozanari Dungeon: Kaze no Tou", are over the top sword and sorcery anime that will make you laugh often. Both are set in an interesting worlds, but neither were explored to its full potential.

If you liked Yawara! add

...then you might like Maison Ikkoku add

A romance with obstacles was a very common theme in the '80s and these two anime are examples of such. In Yawara it's a romance between a judo prodigy girl Yawara and a third-rated sport news reporter Matsuda. In Maison Ikkoku it's between Godai, a tenant at Maison Ikkoku, and Kyoko, the new manager. In both anime the romance progresses nicely, but with way too many obstacles.

If you liked Yawara! add

...then you might like Cross Game add

A good mix between sports and romance anime is a rare find. But fortunately these two anime are examples of such. In Yawara the sport presented is judo. Even if you know nothing about judo, by the time the anime ends you will learn enough to know the difference between Yuko, Koka, Wazari and Ippon. In Cross Game the sport presented is baseball. And similarly as in Yawara, by the time the anime ends you will learn the basic of the game. In both anime there is also a romance that's progressing nicely.

If you liked The Supergal add

...then you might like Ten Little Gall Force add

There are no bloopers in anime, right? There can't be any since everything is drawn and not filmed, right? Wrong! Some anime were actually filmed and the characters are just actors. And as it is with any movie, bloopers do happen when filming an anime. The Choujo is stand-alone feature, where at the end you can see some of the scenes that went wrong. Ten Little Gall Force is the "making of" for Gall Force movie franchise. You can see interviews with the actors mixed with some of the bloopers that happened during the filming.

If you liked Dirty Pair add

...then you might like The Supergal add

Main characters of these two anime are "Unluckily Lucky". The "lucky" part is that they always survive their missions. The "unlucky" part is the apocalyptic amounts of collateral damage. In The Choujo the cause of the collateral damage is the superhuman strength of the main character. In Dirty Pair is the fame (or infamy) of the main characters that causes their enemies to overreact and in consequences they have no other choice than to use a deadly force.

If you liked Paprika add

...then you might like Dream Hunter Rem add

Entering other people dreams is the basic idea behind these two anime. In Dream Hunter Rem it's used by the titular character to get rid of evil spirits that entered other people dreams. In Paprika a technology was created to work as a kind of therapy but it was missused by one of the people who worked on the project to wreck havoc on the world. Dream Hunter Rem is light-hearted, with a bit of comedy and ecchi. Paprika is a serious one that will leave you with philosophical questions.

If you liked Dream Hunter Rem add

...then you might like Mujigen Hunter Fandora add

Fighting evil spirits/beings in sexy outfits is what connects these two anime. In Dream Hunter Rem the fight takes place in the dream-world, while in Mujigen Hunter Fandora it takes place in different dimensions of the space. Both anime have comedy elements and a lot of ecchi.

If you liked Okusama wa Mahou Shoujo add

...then you might like Junketsu no Maria add

Main characters of these series are both magic users who will lose their powers in the future. Maria, from Junketsu no Maria, will lose her powers once she loses her virginity. Ureshiko, from Okusama wa Mahou Shoujo, will lose her powers once she kisses a man. Both are mostly comedies with a bit of romance, but Junketsu no Maria also has few darker tones.

If you liked Steins;Gate add

...then you might like Sakurada Reset add

A story were details matter and which do not forget about what happened earlier - these is the main similarity between those two. Both have time travel elements but slightly different. Steins;Gate is a more typical time travel story, with a machine that can alter the past. In Sakurada Reset the past is altered thanks to special powers some people have.

If you liked Kamichu! add

...then you might like Fuujin Monogatari add

Slice of Life anime with Supernatural/Magic elements are hard to find, but those two are examples of such. In "Kamichu!" Hitotsubashi Yurie, an average middle school student, became a goddess of a local shrine overnight. Now, with her friend Matsuri as her manager, Yurie has to do things a local goddess must do (like granting wishes or meeting aliens). In "Fuujin Monogatari" the main characters discover a cat that can fly by manipulating wind. Soon after they learn about a Wind Village, where people know how to control wind, and later go there to learn how to do it.

If you liked Video Girl Ai add

...then you might like Boku no Marie add

Stories about artificial girlfriends aren't rare, and so both anime are examples of such. "Video Girl Ai" has a clear romance and conclusion, and "Boku no Marie (My Dear Marie)" has only hints of romance and no real conclusion. While both have really good animation, characters and comedy moments, "Video Girl Ai" is the better one of these two. If you liked one, you will most likely like the other.

If you liked Iria: Zeiram The Animation add

...then you might like Gunnm add

Strong female characters working as bounty hunters is the main similarity between these two anime. Both are set in a sci-fi universe with some unique technologies and after watching both you will yearn for more. If you like one, you will almost certainly like the other.

If you liked Metal Fighter Miku add

...then you might like Bubblegum Crisis add

Bubblegum Crisis inspired many series and Metal Fighter Miku is most likely one of them. Four main female characters - check Metal/Mecha suits - check Fighting sequences - check Cool soundtrack - check Be advised that Metal Fighter Miku is not as great as Bubblegum Crisis, but nonetheless it's still a really good series.

If you liked Metal Fighter Miku add

...then you might like Battle Athletess Daiundoukai (TV) add

Futuristic, unusual competitive sport and main character growing into the role is what these two anime have in common. In Metal Fighter Miku it's Neo Pro-Wrestling - a version of pro-wrestling where fighters (all female) use metal suits. In Battle Athletess Daiundoukai it's a mix of futuristic versions of some well known sports (e.g. zero-G lacrosse).

If you liked Metal Fighter Miku add

...then you might like Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna: Kanashimi no Siren add

Mahou Shoujo mixed with Mecha is a rare thing but these two anime are examples of such. Metal Fighter Miku has only transformation sequences while Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna is Mahou Shoujo at its core with some elements of Mecha added in.

If you liked Ginban Kaleidoscope add

...then you might like Gi(a)rlish Number add

Main characters of those series are both professionals in their respective fields. Sakurano Tazusa from "Ginban Kaleidoscope" is a figure skater that has a talent but also a bit twisted personality. Karasuma Chitose from "Gi(a)rlish Number" is an aspiring seiyū that also has some talent but her personality is not what most people would call "typical". Both are comedies with really good gags and internal (sometimes spoken out loud) commentary.

If you liked Claymore add

...then you might like Strait Jacket add

Protagonists of those series can use great power but also bear a great fear (of turning into monsters). They use this power to fight against monsters, which they might someday become themselves. Steinberg Reiott is well known and is considered very capable in his profession. Clare, on the other had, is considered to be the weakest one among all the claymores.

If you liked Witch Craft Works add

...then you might like Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo add

The main male characters of those series suddenly find themselves surrounded by witches. In both cases it gives the viewers a chance to laugh a lot. While Yamada Ryuu has some supernatural (or magical) powers of his own and can be considered equal to the witches, Takamiya Honoka has no such powers at all and his life is on the mercy of the witches.

If you liked Aria the Animation add

...then you might like Tamayura: Hitotose add

The main heroines of those series starts and ends each day with commentary about how wonderful and miraculous the life could be. The story is slow paced, with very little action, and has occasional humorous scenes based mostly on characters reactions. If you liked one for relaxing aspects, you would like the other too.

If you liked Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica add

...then you might like Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru add

The main similarity between these series is that both are claiming to be a typical mahō-shōjo anime. And both are not typical at all, with Madoka being the darker one of these two. While in Yuki Yuna girls fight as a team and are friendly to each other, in Madoka they mostly fight on their own and rarely are friendly to each other. Yūki Yūna wa yūsha de aru is probably the first post-Madoka mahō-shōjo anime which managed to withstand the comparison against it.

If you liked Kämpfer add

...then you might like Ore, Twintail ni Narimasu. add

Transforming from boy into a girl is what connects these anime the most. Senou Natsuru from Kämpfer have to do it against his will, but for Mitsuka Souji from Ore, Twintails ni Narimasu. it's just a side-effect of using battle-suit. Both shows have elements of mahō-shōjo, romance, comedy and ecchi, and Gonna be the Twin-Tails!! has also some elements of mecha. If you liked one of those, it's very likely you would like the other.