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If you liked Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann add

...then you might like Sakugan add

Both Sakugan and Gurren Lagann are set into an underground ambiance where most of the humanity live there, using a lot of drilling mechas to advance progress in their worlds. In Gurren Lagann, there's a boy with a young adult who want to become the best of their world. However, in Sakugan, there's a girl with her young dad who only want to explore the world. Shimon and Memempu are very clever children in spite to their young ages, and Kamina and Gagumber are very laid back young adults.

If you liked Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru add

...then you might like SSSS.Gridman add

Innovative modern staples animes of their respective genders, which includes signifcant slice of life and comedy aspects to the series. SSSS.Gridman is a mecha anime that explore the intricate relationships of the main characters with their environment and their enemies. While the comedy is more subdued than in YuYuYu, it clearly dwells more into the psychedelic Neon Genesis paraphernalia. Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru is a more balanced mix of extreme drama and magical girl suffering with overt slice of life issues, which augments even more the despair of the Club girls. Both also have a red haired MC, but Yuuna is cheerful and Yuuta is skeptical; and an apparent strong but depressive black haired well endowed girl with Mimori Togo and Rikka Takarada, respectively.

If you liked Shinseiki Evangelion add

...then you might like Wonder Egg Priority add

Altought both animes are extremely different to each other, the MC of Wonder Egg and Neon Genesis are 14 years old persons who have several psychological traumas that affect clearly their relationships with other people. Not only that, they share that there are two settings, the real world and the onirical world. They follow for the earlier part the monster-of-the-week structure with the monsters (Angels in Evangelion) being quite different and some of them are pretty psychedelic. In the battles, the MCs of Wonder Egg Priority and Neon Genesis Evangelion struggle mightly against their own minds, while most of the time cruise in beating the monsters. In WEP, most of the cast are females, while in NGE, there is a more balanced gender distribution.

If you liked Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt add

...then you might like Machikado Mazoku add

Mahou Shoujo animes that parody the Magical Girl genre in some way or another, however the comedy of each anime vary greatly and may not be for all. Machikado Mazoku includes demons with magical girls, instead it's mostly uneventful and it's closer to the traditional CGDCT genre, recommended for all ages. Panty & Stockings is much more closer to the traditional mahou shoujo genre, but the girls are pretty hedonistic and can have very colourful language and scenes, also has experimental animation there.

If you liked Hajimete no Gal add

...then you might like Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai! add

Two very ecchi romances with an average male MC and with an extremely annoying short girl with abnormally big breasts. Just don't expect deep thoughts, clever ideas, just typical cliches of romances, panties flowing your screen, annoying behaviour from the big breasted loli to the main male character. The main difference between Uzaki-chan and Hajimete is that the first one, the big breasted loli, Hana Uzaki is the main girl, while in the latter one, Nene Fujinoki, is a less prominent girl.

If you liked Midara na Ao-chan wa Benkyou ga Dekinai add

...then you might like Kakushigoto add

What happens when the father of a pure daughter makes dirty mangas for a living? Well, Kakushigoto and Midara na Ao-chan are both into the same business that the father is a famous ecchi mangaka, however, in Kakushigoto, the mangaka dad hides to his daughter his actual job, while in Midara, the father openly says that he draws ecchi manga. The daughters are pure, but different, Hime is 10-11 years old in most of the story, and she's oblivious to what his father does for living, Ao is completely aware of her dad and his colourful mangas, due to her age (18), she's already psychoed by her father's "advices" on literally everything. The biggest difference is that in Kakushigoto is only limited to the father-daughter relationship, while in Ao-chan Can't Study that role takes a second seat and focuses more on the potential romantic relationships for Ao.

If you liked Hinako Note add

...then you might like Slow Start add

Animes whose main girls are new-girl-in-town and have several difficulties to open themselves to their new classmates/friends. Hana from Slow Start is because she got sick and forced to miss a year, Hinako from Hinako Note has tremendous difficulties to even mantain a simple conversation. The landladies which the MC live are soft spoken, well-endowed and are very helpful with the main cast. In SS, Shion is related to Hana, while Chiaki is not. From the rest, there's the loli girl (Kamuri and Mayuri), the weird one (Tama-chan and Kuu-chan), and the upbeat one who is attracted to an older girl (Eiko and Yua). Both animes are classified as CGDCT Slice of Life comedies, but Hinako Note has a more consistent plot and its core theme is acting, Slow Start is more tranquil, but with less content.

If you liked Harukana Receive add

...then you might like Dumbbell Nan Kilo Moteru? add

Sports animes that have very cute and hot girls doing exercises that also have educational situations in teaching the intricates of the exercises/sport being shown in the series. Dumbbell is focused only on gym training and the correct way to doing that training to avoid injuries, it also presents a lot of tips to doing simple exercises without spending too much money. Harukana is rather centered on beach volley and the tactics/strategies the sport is played with more character development along the way. Both animes have comedic situations and very sexy situations without putting off the viewer at any moment. Highly recommended to people who like CGDCT anime and persons who want to train your body.

If you liked Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou add

...then you might like Sounan desu ka? add

Animes that consist on a group of girls surviving day-to-day in the hostilities of their environments which are wasted lands, abandoned factories, desert islands. In Girls' Last Tour is much more dramatic since the civilization has collapsed there and Chito and Yuu are almost the last two persons still alive, while in Are You Lost? has more comedy, included some tutorials for camping, and also a small dose of ecchi. Both series have the straight-woman, Chito and Homare in Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou and Sounan Desu ka? respectively; and the clumsy girl(s), Yuuri, and Asuka, Mutsu and Shion in SSR and SDK respectively.

If you liked Nisekoi add

...then you might like 5-toubun no Hanayome add

Non-ecchi harem romances about a boy who met a girl in the past and made a certain promise to be together forever. Then many girls flock into them after many funny and crazy situation, who also check the boxes of the girl of the past. The big difference is that the Nisekoi girls are from everywhere, the Hanayome girls are quintuplets and are very close to each other. While the characters are not similar at all, you can make the case for Chitoge Kirisaki (Nisekoi) and Nino Nakano (Hanayome) for being the classical tsunderes.

If you liked Kimi ni Todoke add

...then you might like Blend S add

The main female characters of both animes have an involuntary negative aura in their outside appearance, but in the inside, they're very sweet and adorable. and also they want to make friends without scaring people, Maika Sakuranomiya from Blend S makes involuntary sadistic faces scaring people, and that's why she's hired to be a maid with the personality of a sadistic maid. Sawako Kuronuma from Kimi ni Todoke was nicknamed Sadako due to the similarities to a ghost, and she makes involuntary weird faces that scare people around her. Blend S and Kimi ni Todoke has comedy and slice of life situations, but while the former is an almost pure SoL comedy, the latter's main attraction is romance.

If you liked Sword Art Online add

...then you might like Darling in the FranXX add

Well... What can i say about Sword Art Online and Darling in the Franxx? First of all, Asuna Yuuki and Zero Two, the main female characters of SAO and Darling respectively, are voiced by Haruka Tomatsu. Also both main girls are the biggest reason that both animes are pretty attractive to the casual anime fan, also Asuna and Zero Two hold the quality of the plot. Kirito and Hiro, the main male characters, are the perfect complement to the main girl, but have several defects due to their closed environment. The main difference is that Hiro is more "normal" and Kirito is more OP. From the back side of the cast, a short-haired childhood friend/cousin has feelings for the male MC, Suguha and Ichigo present some complex views about their world. The rest of the cast of SAO is mainly composed by girls (Rika, Keiko, Shino), while in Darling is equally gender balanced (Females: Ichigo, Kokoro, Miku, Ikuno) (Males: Goro, Mitsuru, Zorome, Futoshi). The contents are very different, but the same values of family, tradition, love and conservatism are present in both animes, while in Sword Art Online are the default values of its world, in Darling it's what the parasites aspire to recover. However, Sword Art Online is centered in the adventures of the virtual world, and Darling in the Franxx is the crude dystopian life of the plantations. Both animes managed to generate a high impact in the otaku fandom, as they went out to be trascendental animes to watch for the casual fans, SAO being more accessible than Darling. The impact also managed to generate a hardcore fan group that has been cornered because of an equally hardcore hate group, so the polarization that both animes generated managed to stigmatize both.

If you liked Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru add

...then you might like Release the Spyce add

Release the Spyce is the non magical, spy centered version of Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru. While Spyce doesn't reach the heights of YuYuYu, it also manages to give you enjoyment with nice girls who are basically carbon copies of each other's anime. The main characters in RTS and YuYuYu are short haired pink girls who are very happy-go-lucky in normal times, but get serious when push comes to shove, Momo and Yuuna are also the ones who have more character development during the show. Their mentors and best friends of the MC are well-endowed girls who suffered the loss of functionality of one of the part of their body, Yuki's right eye and Togo's legs respectively. They also tend to be very patriotic and they're the voice of reason of their respective group. The leaders (Hatsume and Fuu) are very hot blonde girls who also are the oldest of the cast, both of them are charming, too. Last but not least, there's the twin tailed tsunderes (Fu and Karin) who are impulsive, but also very competent on battle. In both animes, the girls use an enhacer to improve greatly their physical and magical talent for a limited time. While the Spyce of RTS is only for higher physical enhacing, it's also for unlimited consumption; however the Mankai of YuYuYu has secondary effects and it's only usable for a few times overall.

If you liked Maria-sama ga Miteru add

...then you might like Yagate Kimi ni Naru add

A twin tailed freshwoman girl gets entangled into the student council due to the insistence of a hot long black haired second year girl, Yumi and Sachiko's school is a Catholic girls only, while Yuu's and Touko's is secular and mixed genre. Both are also romantic shoujo ai, Yumi and Sachiko are very close to each other, due to the more solemn ambiance of Maria-sama, but never crosses the line to overt lesbian love; Touko's love is more unidirectional in the first part of Bloom into You, and Yuu is mostly indifferent at the start of the anime. Maria-sama ga Miteru has a expansive cast and gives more time to the relationships and problems of the other girls, but Yagate Kimi ni Naru is mostly focused in the main pairing of Yuu and Touko.

If you liked Tada-kun wa Koi wo Shinai add

...then you might like Irozuku Sekai no Ashita kara add

Tada-kun and Irozuku center on a new girl from another country (Teresa Wagner) or another era (Hitomi Tsukishiro) who have contact with the main boy in strange situations before officially presentating each other, and of course you know that they'll end up together in one or another way. Main male character Tada and Aoi are depicted as cold and completely focused in their hobby, Mitsuyoshi with photography and Yuito with art. Both of them are in the Photography Club of their schools with more friends, though in IroDuku, Aoi is the only one in the art section. The big divergence is in the content of their stories, IroDuku is much more dramatic and ambitious, Tada-kun is much more relaxed, but also never got the ambition and has lazy characters.

If you liked Kiniro Mosaic add

...then you might like Blend S add

Main girl is obsessed with foreign culture and with European ethnic people, Maika and Shinobu have a high degree of attraction to blondes like Dino from Italy and Alice from the UK. Also the blondes have quite a love for Japanese culture and Japanese people. The twin tails girls are tsunderes, though Ayaya of Kiniro Mosaic is a true tsundere while Kaho personifies one, are in love with the more serious person of the group, Yoko of KinMoza and Akizuki of Blend S, respectively, who also have crushes on their others. Both have a lot of problems to express their feelings to each other. The big main difference is that Blend S have boys and girls working in a cafe, while Kiniro Mosaic is a moe slice of life CGDCT anime.

If you liked Lucky☆Star add

...then you might like Asobi Asobase add

The plot is that there is no plot. Lucky Star and Asobi Asobase are exactly carbon copies with each other with ther nonsensical comedy and cute girls doings way too many random things. Also, both have the chaotical girl (Konata and Olivia), the well endowed glasses girl (Miyuki and Kasumi) and the twin-tailed girl (Kagami and Hanako). At the end of each episodes, there's a somehow comedy number.

If you liked Genshiken add

...then you might like Grand Blue add

Genshiken and Grand Blue are arguably the best examples of college club life and all of their chaotic everyday lives and somehow complex web of relationships who won't fail you to make you laugh. Mostly Genshiken centers about otaku life and the insides of the Society of Study of Modern Visual Culture, a club who basically doesn't do nothing. Grand Blue has the similar theme of the Diving Club, where all happens but the actual diving, also there's quite a liking in GB for drinking alcohol. In both animes, the males are the ones who actually lead the comedy their respective shows, the new guy (Sasahara and Kitahara), the hot blonde but hardcore otaku guy (Kohsaka and Imamura), the sturdy guys, the hot girl who is very extrovert (Ono and Azusa), and of course the cold and distant female (Saki and Chisa). For older anime fans, Genshiken and Grand Blue are absolutely the finest adult slice of life animes that currently exist.

If you liked Hetalia Axis Powers add

...then you might like Yuru Yuri add

Cute girls doing cute things vs. cute boys doing not-so-cute things. Both animes relies heavily on comedy and the complex web of relationships between the main casts. In Hetalia there's much more information about the history of the countries' relationships for centuries, Yuru Yuri focuses more in the daily lifes of the all-female cast. Other thing that Yuru Yuri shares with Hetalia is the homosexual tendencies of the characters, the former is much more pronounced in the yuri aspect, while the latter tends to be implict on the yaoi.

If you liked Sore ga Seiyuu! add

...then you might like Comic Girls add

Both series present the lives of up and coming female stars in the Japanese entertaining industry. Sore ga Seiyuu is about the insides of the seiyuu industry, such as voice acting, units, etc. Comic Girls is more focused in the manga industry and the processes of making manga. Both main characters have anxieties and big confidence issues because they don't know if they're gonna be stars at all, Futaba for SgS and Kaos-chan for CG. Futaba and Kaoruko have great female friends who support each other to consolidate themselves in their respective industries.

If you liked Yuru Camp△ add

...then you might like Sora yori mo Tooi Basho add

Cute high school girls doing outdoor activities and creating bonds of friendship along the journey, they are also educative, Sora Yori for the Antarctica and Yuru Camp for camping. Yuru Camp is more centered on camping trips, and Sora Yori is much more adventurous and contains more mature problems.

If you liked Yuru Yuri add

...then you might like Slow Start add

They have 4 main characters that hang out and mostly do normal activities, presenting several moe-ness in both. Hana Ichinose and Akari Akaza are the "main characters" who are a bit insecure about their place in their respective group and also have short pinkish hair. Slow Start has some implied shoujo ai, while Yuru Yuri presents an overt shoujo ai.