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If you liked Natsume Yuujinchou add

...then you might like Mahoutsukai no Yome: Hoshi Matsu Hito add

With the focus on the main character's ability to see what other people can't see, the 2 MCs in both series behave incredibly similar. If you like to see how misunderstood kids manage to find their happiness both series are great.

If you liked GJ-bu add

...then you might like Sabage-bu! add

Both are similar in terms of how the main character went into the club, and they are also quite light in their presentation styles. Though Sabagebu is more action-packed with BB guns, GJ Bu is more slice-of-life with more normal? club activities.

If you liked Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi add

...then you might like Majokko Shimai no Yoyo to Nene add

When I watched Majokko, I had a similar nostalgia feeling to that of "Spirited away", aka Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi. It's meant for a children audience, and also contains mystery, the supernatural, adventure, friendship abd even some adolescent feelings of love. But more importantly, both are tales of children wanting to save others, sacrifice and love. But in terms of maturity levels, I would say Majokko beats "Spirited away" hands down.

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Claymore add

Both feature characters who have hybrid powers, one of which is the same as the enemies they are trying to eliminate, in Bleach it is hollows, in Claymore it is Yoma.

If you liked Claymore add

...then you might like Freezing add

Both are similar in that they consist of organisations, with the members being given special powers, with some trade-off, to fight special beings. For Freezing it is Pandora, for Claymore it is Yoma. However, their special powers are not only used to fight Yoma, the members on several incidents fight amongst each other too for various reasons.

If you liked Claymore add

...then you might like Rosario to Vampire add

Both are similar in that they concern yoma, action and discrimination. The settings are vastly different though... Rosario to Vampire's discrimination is against humans, and the only one affected is the main male character, while Claymore's is against half-yomas, and affects the entire Claymore Organisation. Rosario's setting is mainly in a school, with harem, romance, comedy and school life while Claymore's is between cities, with adventure and tragedy.

If you liked D.Gray-man add

...then you might like Claymore add

Both are quite similar in the sense of an organisation seeking to kill demons who have infiltrated into the human society, with its members the only ones to detect the demons among humans (for D.Gray-man it's only Allen though). One difference is that while D.Gray-man's organisation (Black Cross) seem more accepted by the humans, Claymore's organisation (Claymore) is discriminated against, even if both of them have special powers.

If you liked Claymore add

...then you might like Angel Densetsu add

Both are by the same mangaka, and they have a similar theme of discrimination against kind and good people, and the acceptance of the outcast / outcasts by certain people. The setting is vastly different. Even if both have action, Angel Densetsu has a focus on delinquents, school, romance, comedy and slice-of-life, while Claymore focuses on adventure, action, supernatural and tragedy.

If you liked Ultra Red add

...then you might like Karate Shoukoushi Kohinata Minoru add

High resemblance, Ultra Red is tournament and dojo style, similar to Karate Minoru. One difference is in Ultra Red, the main character uses different martial arts mixed together while For Karate Minoru, the main character uses Karate.

If you liked Ultra Red add

...then you might like Kongou Banchou add

Another Suzuki Nakaba series, both featuring lots of action, with the main character using martial arts. Both feature a lot of action, and consistency in usual Suzuki Nakaba's works.

If you liked Ultra Red add

...then you might like Double Arts add

Both feature great action, and to me, the most underrated manga I have read been axed (or seem to be axed). And they both end on a high note, seeming to still hold a lot of storyline and potential. One difference is Double Arts is adventure, while Ultra Red is mainly dojo and tournament style.

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Majeh add

Definitely bears a close resemblance, like Hell vs Soul City, Demons vs Hollows, a main character with hidden potential etc. If you like one you will likely like the other XD.

If you liked Bleach add

...then you might like Kongou Banchou add

There's a main hero and a main villain who are both overpowered compared to the rest of the characters. A lot of explosive action scenes which destroy huge areas. And a lot of comedy off-battles.

If you liked Kongou Banchou add

...then you might like One Punch-Man add

Both have slow motion action scenes, but mainly it is on One Punch-Man. Both main hero characters are overpowered in a sense, and are very kind, altruistic and self-sacrificing.

If you liked Toriko add

...then you might like Kongou Banchou add

Somehow the main guy character in both manga resemble each other, their character designs and the way they act: Kind, honourable, compassionate and so on. Difference is Toriko focuses on food aside from fighting, but Kongou Banchou is more of a fighting over territory manga.

If you liked Beelzebub add

...then you might like Kongou Banchou add

Both mangas have a lot of fighting over some territory or position. Very delinquent-esque, but also with lots of side character comedy, light moments, superhuman abilities and so on. If you like one you will likely like the other.

If you liked Gintama add

...then you might like Kongou Banchou add

Both have unique jokes that are not commonly found in comedy mangas. And they have some similar jokes between each other, for example a female idol who is very capable and often funny. They also have in common action scenes which are very exciting and hot-blooded. The main male character also attracts side characters through kindness, compassion and strength.

If you liked Fate/stay night add

...then you might like Kongou Banchou add

Both mangas have in common the premise of knowing the exact number of people they have to defeat, with teaming up allowable for the goal of a great reward. And both have a lot of action scenes as well.

If you liked Giant Killing add

...then you might like Last Inning add

Aside from the fact that Last Inning is about Baseball and Giant Killing is about soccer, the 2 are actually very similar. Similarities: 1. Both are about clubs that have reached top national leagues in the past, but due to some circumstances, have fallen from glory. 2. Both are about a coach, with considerable mystery, and with unthordox training styles, train the players from near zero to hero, often with resistance from people affiliated with the clubs. 3. Both feature deposed former coaches being sidekicks to the new "special coach" (Lol). 4. Both have talented players respected by critics and coaches in the same industry, but are usually so cause they were developed by the new coach. 5. Both focus on strategy and psychology in placing tactics, e.g. targeting weaknesses in opponents' teams. Differences: 1. Last Inning seems to have more realistic life and baseball-related problems as compared to Giant Killing, meaning the overall story development is deeper. 2. Last Inning has a side focus on salesmanship (lol).

If you liked Love Hina add

...then you might like To LOVE-Ru add

Crazy inventions, immortal main guy character, easy-to-get harems, indecisive love and tons of fun XD

If you liked Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu add

...then you might like Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou desu yo? Z add

Quite obviously, these 2 mangas have main characters who are idiotic, strong and very very funny. Although the premise are largely different, the way in which these 2 present their comedies have similar traits. If you love one it is likely you'll love the other.

If you liked Gamaran add

...then you might like Shokugeki no Souma add

These 2 mangas are by right, fundamentally different, but carry similar traits. Similar: Both the main characters have this initial introduction of one that has overcomed many obstacles and opponents, then they start on a journey due to some reasons, and start facing more powerful opponents at a high risk. They are very shounen-ish and reminds me of One Piece. The main guy character's design is kinda similar too. Different: Shokugeki is a cooking manga with a side focus on ecchi while Gamaran is a samurai manga focusing on sword techniques, combat instincts and the like, and has consideable gore.

If you liked Midori no Hibi add

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

Both are shounen, and involve a delinquent main character. Both also have supernatural happenings and body swapping, although there is a far greater aspect of it in Yamada-kun. However, the 2 mangas are quite different fundamentally. Yamada-kun focuses on mystery, suspense, adventure while Midori no Hibi is more on slice-of-life and romance.

If you liked Mx0 add

...then you might like Psyren add

Incredibly similar main male characters. Shounen. Both were in the main plot due to circumstances, not by personal choice. And tremendous growth at the end compared to the beginning. Both have special powers.

If you liked Psychic Academy Oura Bansho add

...then you might like Psyren add

It's almost too similar. Both shounens. Tons of relationships and emotional scenes. A lot of action. Psychic abilities. Impt note: Both have light vs dark battles.

If you liked Pastel add

...then you might like Yume de Aetara add

The settings are slightly different, where Pastel is more on school life and teenagers, whereas Yume de Aetara is more between working lives and adults. However, they are similar in the slow romance type, and the gradual building of relationships, with a lot of hurdles along the way. Also, the side characters are gradually being built on along the chapters, and they make progress in their lives too, including romance. Both have conservative main male and female characters.

If you liked Sumire♡16-sai!! add

...then you might like add

Both series involve a girl who's unique, and where initially no one dares to go near. Later on, the girl begins to make more and more friends as people realise her good points instead of judging based on outward appearances and rumours. Both are comedy, and have a main male character who "bring out the best in the girl". They also have a "from bottom of the class/grade to one of the top" part. The difference lies in Sumire 16 having more unique circumstances and humour, since it's about a life-size marionette, while Yandere is about a "Yankee-dere".

If you liked Doujin Work add

...then you might like Mangaka-san to Assistant-san to add

Blatantly obvious connection between the 2 works. Same mangaka. Ecchi, loli, comedy and slice of life with a group of related ppl. Doujin work: between different doujin artists/ readers. Mangaka-san: between assistants/ other mangakas

If you liked Inukami! add

...then you might like Sora no Otoshimono add

Quite obviously both feature "pervert main male leads but dependable in times of need", and feature harem and one original girl who fell in love with him. Both also have unique censors for the main guy's manhood, who often goes around naked. Differences: Inukami: More of youkai and supernatural Sora no Otoshimono: Angeroids Both feature tons of slice-of-life, and school life (if i rmb correctly) too

If you liked Happiness! add

...then you might like Sora no Otoshimono add

A girl enters a clique, and later some similar events happen in both anime. Both feature much school life and slice-of-life.