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If you liked Shingetsutan Tsukihime add

...then you might like Elfen Lied add

Scheme: we see the struggle and the development of the relationship between the naive and unsuspecting guy and the iconic "girl on the run" in a supernatural ambient of sublime darkness, constant gore and riveting suspense that paves way to a very emotional and solemn story (albeit Elfen Lied requires a more unyielding stomach than Tsukihime). In any case, they give the same overall intrinsic feel that reminds one of the other.

If you liked Mirai Nikki add

...then you might like Elfen Lied add

Corpses, corpses and... more corpses. Albeit the concepts are entirely different, both Mirai Nikki and Elfen Lied depict a very crude and gory visualization of realism that consumes the whole series with its crazy factor (although Elfen Lied is way more intense). The main female protagonists happen to be anti-heroes as well, having occasional antagonistic personalities throughout the story and resulting to protect the typical weak-minded (at first) male protagonist that once had a normal life.

If you liked Kagami no Kuni no Harisugawa add

...then you might like Nisekoi add

Say one to remove the elements of fiction in Kagami no Kuni no Harisugawa... Undoubtedly, it would result in a manga parallel to Nisekoi, each one revolving around its male protagonist and his love struggle. Taking into account both are romantic comedies, they focus on the development of very few characters which practically define their relatively simple story along with its atmosphere of lighthearted raillery and romantic tension

If you liked Mirai Nikki add

...then you might like Big Order add

-Same manga-ka, meaning greate similarities such as identical art. -Both female protagonists, Yuno and Rin, are yanderes skilled at combat and serve as the male protagonist's companions. Personality-wise, they're incredibly similar, though there are slight differences in their interests. You'll see. -The concept in both mangas is very much similar to a game, being administrated by a certain force that grants its "participants" power (Deus Ex in Mirai Nikki, Daisy in Big Order). -Eiji > Yukiteru. The protagonist in Big Order is not a wimp. He has the power to fend off for himself and does not depend so heavily on others, unlike Yukiteru.