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If you liked Elfen Lied add

...then you might like Mahou Shoujo Site add

Are you an edgelord? Do you have a sick sense of humor and want to watch a show that is so ridiculously "dark" that it borders on unintentional comedy? If so, consider adding this one to your list... If you dare...

If you liked Mahou Shoujo Site add

...then you might like Happy Sugar Life add

Do you love cute anime girls? Me too! Do you love cute anime girls so much that you want to see them suffer in a brutal, crapsack world that hates them? Weird, but I won't judge. Anyway, these shows should fit the bill - they're both equally and adorably twisted.

If you liked Lingerie Senshi Papillon Rose add

...then you might like Mahou Shoujo ni Akogarete add

Thirsty for more sexed up, so-ecchi-it-might-as-well-be-hentai magical girl parodies? Well, look no further, my perverted friend; this ought to satisfy your cravings.

If you liked School Days add

...then you might like Milkyway add

Believe it or not, School Days and Milkyway both take place in the same universe, as their source material came from the same company. If you're a huge degenerate and can't get enough of the wacky world of 0verflow, consider giving Milkyway a watch.

If you liked Pure Mail add

...then you might like Milkyway add

What do Pure Mail and Milkyway have in common? Well, for starters, they're both 2-episode hentai OVAs that came out in the early 2000s. But more importantly, they're both based on eroge that were made/worked on by 0verflow, so they actually share the same universe! Neat, huh?

If you liked Pure Mail add

...then you might like School Days add

Remember Makoto's goofy looking friend, Taisuke? The one who took advantage of Kotonoha at the school festival? What if I told you that Miki, Taisuke's elder sister, is one of the main characters in this seemingly random hentai? Oh, and Kei? Y'know, the protagonist of this OVA? Yeah, he's Makoto's HALF-BROTHER. Welcome to the f*cked up world of 0verflow, where the perverted madness never ends.

If you liked Look Back add

...then you might like Sayonara Eri add

Not only are these one-shots by the same author, but they both explore concepts such as loss, regret, and the struggles that come with being a creative genius. Personally, I preferred the way Sayonara Eri handled these themes, but if you're a fan of Tatsuki Fujimoto - or thought-provoking slice-of-life in general - it's well worth reading both.

If you liked Maria-sama ga Miteru add

...then you might like Watashi no Yuri wa Oshigoto desu! add

Several times while watching WataYuri, I found myself wishing that A Maiden's Heart, the series Café Liebe's role-play gimmick is based on, was real. Turns out it IS real, and it's called Maria-sama ga Miteru. To be honest, I'd known about MariMite for years, but I always slept on it because of its outdated art style. I'm kicking myself now - from the very first episode, the fluffy, relaxing vibes alone were enough to tell me why it's considered a shoujo ai classic.

If you liked Dai Mahou Touge add

...then you might like Seizei Ganbare! Mahou Shoujo Kurumi add

Do you prefer your magical girls with spice instead of sugar? While both shows are brutal parodies of old school majokko, Dai Mahou Touge takes most of its inspiration from 80's "cute witch" shows (Minky Momo, Creamy Mami, etc.); Mahou Shoujo Kurumi, on the other hand, is obvious homage to Sailor Moon and early Pretty Cure. If, like me, you enjoy violent gag humor and are well-versed in the history of magical girls, consider adding these quick watches to your list!

If you liked Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan add

...then you might like Urusei Yatsura (2022) add

I can't really explain it. But for some reason, every time I sit down and watch an episode of Urusei Yatsura (2022), it makes me think about The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. It's probably because it ticks a lot of the same boxes: an episodic story, fast-paced gag humor, crisp and colorful art, and most importantly, outrageous characters voiced by a talented cast of seiyuu.

If you liked Gokushufudou add

...then you might like Spy x Family add

Both shows are over-the-top comedies involving unlikely characters in a domestic situation. True, the animation in Gokushufudou is...lacking, to say the least, but the music and voice acting more than make up for it - another trait that it shares with Spy x Family, in my opinion.

If you liked Arisa add

...then you might like Another add

People often overlook Arisa because of its cutesy covers, but looks can be deceiving. Like Another, Arisa is a psychological thriller involving a mysterious middle school class with its own set of bizarre rituals and cult mentality. Being a shoujo series, Arisa is more of a character-driven drama - no gore here - but if you're open-minded and enjoyed the mystery aspect of Another, give Arisa a chance!

If you liked Higurashi no Naku Koro ni add

...then you might like Summertime Render add

Small, secluded Japanese town? Check. Set in summer? Obviously, check. Mysterious deaths and the overarching theme of fighting for a better future? Indeed, check. If, like me, you were left bitter and unsatisfied after the trainwreck that was Higurashi Sotsu, I highly recommend picking up Summertime Render.

If you liked Danganronpa: Kibou no Gakuen to Zetsubou no Koukousei The Animation add

...then you might like Tomodachi Game add

I'm seeing a lot of people compare Tomodachi Game to Squid Game - for obvious reasons - but I feel like the whole vibe is closer to Danganronpa. Manabu-kun is basically just a more annoying Monokuma, a feat which I didn't even think was possible. (Note: Though this recommendation is technically for the Danganronpa anime, I recommend playing the game instead if you can!)

If you liked Batman: Death Mask add

...then you might like One Operation Joker add

Looking for more Japanese takes on the Dark Knight? Personally, I prefer the comedy of One OP Joker over the seriousness of Batman: Death Mask, but if you're a DC fan, it's worth adding both to your list.

If you liked Danganronpa: Kibou no Gakuen to Zetsubou no Koukousei The Animation add

...then you might like Gakkougurashi! add

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live a communal life inside a Japanese high school? Well, you're in luck - School Live and Danganronpa both offer takes on that very scenario. (Note: Though this recommendation is technically for the Danganronpa anime, I recommend playing the game instead if you can!)

If you liked Uramichi Oniisan add

...then you might like Showtime! Uta no Oneesan datte Shitai add

Have you ever wondered what Uramichi Oniisan would be like as a hentai? No? Well, if you're a degenerate like me, you'll find the answer to that and more in Showtime! Uta no Oneesan datte Shitai. (Note: MAL only seems to have an entry for the non-hentai TV version, but c'mon. Nobody actually watched that version.)

If you liked Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu add

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

It's common knowledge that KonoSuba is an affectionate parody of the isekai genre, but did you know that Haruhi Suzumiya is a parody of the slice-of-life/school club genre? Aside from their status as a parody series that stands on its own in its respective genre, Haruhi Suzumiya and KonoSuba both contain an exasperated protagonist, an obnoxious, useless goddess, and a supporting cast of oddball misfits.

If you liked Nyanko Days add

...then you might like Nekopara add

Still haven't had your fill of catgirls? Nyanko Days focuses more on the owners than the catgirls themselves, but both series are packed with mindless cuteness that will make any catgirl-lover swoon.

If you liked Pan de Peace! add

...then you might like Nyanko Days add

Short episodes? Check. Friendship blossoming over mutual love of a certain thing? Check. A somewhat strange gimmick that's more of a backdrop than anything else? Check. Diabetes-inducing levels of cuteness? CHECK. Honestly, both series are such quick watches - if you watched one, why not check out the other? It won't take up much of your time, and will increase the size of your anime list.

If you liked Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan add

...then you might like Uramichi Oniisan add

At first glance, these two series don't seem to have much in common, other than being comedies. So why am I recommending them? Simple: Hiroshi Kamiya. He voices both Saiki and Uramichi, and both characters have a very similar vibe of being completely done and fed up with their lives. If you enjoyed that aspect of Uramichi Oniisan, you may very well enjoy Saiki K. - or vice versa.

If you liked Mob Psycho 100 add

...then you might like Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan add

Recommending Saiki K. for fans of Mob Psycho 100 feels a little redundant at this point; after all, I'm the 50th person to do so. But you can't go wrong with fifty recommendations - these shows are remarkably similar, with the only real difference being the style of humor. MP100 is more plot-oriented, while Saiki K. is gag-based shorts. Still, they're pretty much the same show, and if you like one, I can't imagine why you wouldn't like the other.

If you liked Batman add

...then you might like One Operation Joker add

I don't think I really need to explain how these two manga are similar, do I? Use your thoughts.

If you liked HenSemi add

...then you might like Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt add

Did you know HenSemi's mangaka also did the spin-off manga for Panty & Stocking? While PSWG's humor is a lot more insane, both shows are super raunchy, and since one of the manga chapters was a crossover between the two, it's worth a watch, if only for the unexpected connection.

If you liked Aggressive Retsuko (ONA) add

...then you might like Youjo Shachou add

Maybe if Retsuko had Najimu for a boss instead Ton, she'd be less angry. Not only are these shows similar in setting and art style, but I'm pretty sure Youjo Shachou's ending theme is a direct reference to Aggretsuko.

If you liked Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan add

...then you might like Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt add

Do you like angels doing unholy things? Panty & Stocking is heavier on the sex; Dokuro-chan is all about the violence. Both are equally crass and absurdist with their style of humor.

If you liked Mob Psycho 100 add

...then you might like Cike Wu Liuqi add

As of writing this, I am the eighth person to recommend Scissor Seven for fans of Mob Psycho 100. And for good reason - the art style, sense of humor, and characters are incredibly similar. If you're an MP100 fan looking to fill the Mob-shaped hole in your Mob-shaped heart, Scissor Seven just might fit the bill.

If you liked School Days add

...then you might like Kanojo mo Kanojo add

Kanojo mo Kanojo is what School Days would be if Makoto wasn't a total skeez. Highly recommended if, for some reason, you want a more lighthearted take on NTR.

If you liked Aggressive Retsuko (ONA) add

...then you might like Uramichi Oniisan add

Though they differ in setting and species, Uramichi Oniisan and Aggressive Retsuko are both painfully relatable comedies that explore the ups and downs of adult life.

If you liked Yotsuba to! add

...then you might like Spy x Family add

In my opinion, Anya is the best part of Spy x Family - largely because she reminds me of Yotsuba! While Yotsuba is a lot more energetic than Anya, both of them are delightful little weirdos whose antics always put a smile on my face.