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If you liked Family Complex add

...then you might like Sora no Mannaka add

Both are stories about a middle school kid that's standing in the shadow of their dazzling family members. Both of them have issue's with being not so pretty or talented as their parents or siblings, unable to realise they are the center of their family-universe.

If you liked Petshop of Horrors add

...then you might like The Tarot Café add

Both of these mangas are about a shop or cafe with a mysterious owner, which gets mysterious customers. These episodic manga's are about the stories connected to the customers, and sometimes to the owners. Both have a mysterious horror feeling, and both are an awesome read.

If you liked Petshop of Horrors add

...then you might like Waraenu Warashi: 108 no Karma add

Waraenu Douji - 108 no Gou is a episodic manga that is about a human with a certain desire, gets helped by a Zashiki Warashi. However this help doesn't have a positive spin. In this sense the manga reminds me of Petshop of Horrors, which is about humans with a certain desire, and come to the rumoured petshop for extraordinary pets... with nasty consequences...

If you liked Natsume Yuujinchou add

...then you might like Hyakki Yakoushou add

Both are about a teenage boy involved with Yokai. Both have a youkai/spirit as a bodyguard, and both have a grandparent that had way more spiritual power than them.

If you liked Joou-sama no Inu add

...then you might like Yurara no Tsuki add

When reading HMD I was constantly reminded of YNT. I guess it is because both of these supernatural shoujos are dark, but won't get you really down. These stories both evolve around a naive girl who is followed by two men with colliding characters - and of course - see the girl as their love interest. Add some spirit exorcizing or other supernatural activities to the mix and you'd find them surprisingly similar.

If you liked Yoru no Kakaku - Night Exile add

...then you might like Memory Eaters add

Memory Eaters is a manwha, while Night Exile is a manga. Both of these beautiful drawn stories have a central theme about needing memories to live, and forgetting the memories one has. They are also comparable in length: both are 2 volumes.

If you liked Saigo no Door wo Shimero! add

...then you might like Doushitemo Furetakunai add

I second! I was going over here just to make the very same recommendation but for total different reasons. If you ask me the alcohol doesn't play such a significant part in these stories. Both are yaoi about a relationship between men that is plausible. You could actually imagine this story is about real people. Their uncertainties will not remind you of a shoujo manga. These stories aren't stitched together from one fallacy to another. The characters in these manga's act like adults and have a mind of their own, which they actually use. These stories are definitely a must read!

If you liked Saver add

...then you might like Threads of Time add

These stories are about a teenager from our time that excels in kendo. The similarity between the stories doesn't end here: Both of them drown, but wake up in a medieval era and realise they are tangled up in karma, faith or destiny. So these teenagers engage in war and use their kendo-skills to save the day. Threads of Time has a realistic setting - the Korean war with the Mongols. Saver has a less realistic setting: there is a fantasy-like race with inhuman powers.

If you liked Shokugyou Tenshi add

...then you might like Kon no Ki Konoha add

Ki Konoha is a one shot, Shokugyou Tenshi is a volume with several oneshots. The first story of Shokugyou Tenshi is about a tree, just like what the one shot Ki Konoha is about.

If you liked Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou add

...then you might like Gakuen joou add

Both are a shoujo manga about a boy and a girl that are admired, and the boy finds out the girl's image is a complete sham. Gakuen Joou is a one shot, Kare Kano has 21 volumes.

If you liked Kimi wo Watareba add

...then you might like ≠ add

Both are yaoi mangas about someone that time travels, unwillingly getting stuck in another era. And of course: in both of these mangas guys from totally different eras will fall in love. NE is about a guy that goes to the Showa era. KwW is about someone from the Taisho era stuck in the present.

If you liked Sakigake!! Cromartie Koukou add

...then you might like Angel Densetsu add

Both are comedies about a goody two shoes and his delinquent friends.

If you liked Fruits Basket add

...then you might like Mekakushi no Kuni add

I'd like to second this recommendation. This is a combination I couldn't have thought of myself but there are several similarities. It may have been in different magazines, but these shoujo's were published around the same period. Both of these series are supernatural and have a triangle love situation because all the boys love the super kind-hearted female leads. And last but not least: Both of these shoujo's have a fairly high ratings.

If you liked Shin Petshop of Horrors add

...then you might like Ludwig Kakumei add

Although these are two very different stories, they do emit the same kind of ominous feeling. Both are fairly high rated and rather disturbing horror stories. While Count D seems to have lots of very influential connections in the underworld, Ludwig is a flamboyant prince that has connections because of his royal blood. The settings are very different though. Petshop of Horrors is set in a Chinatown-building in Japan, while Ludwig Revolution is set in fairytale land where you'll meet Snowwhite, Red Little Riding Hood or Rapunzel. Both stories are definitely worth a shot!

If you liked Threads of Time add

...then you might like Boku no Chikyuu wo Mamotte add

This recommendation is about two stories that are extremely well written. These stories have in common that they are about teenagers getting stuck in their past lifes. The lives they have lived before their reincarnation to who they are right now. Those past lifes aren't concluded because they died with regret. Both are about teenagers that somehow relive their past life, or become stuck in it. Both are about love that blossoms again after reincarnation. Please do note these are two completely different stories. PSME is about a past life set in a sci-fi environment while ToT is in a historical setting.

If you liked Endou Hiroki Tanpenshuu add

...then you might like Illumination add

Both are short stories/oneshots with a pessimistic feel to it.

If you liked Border add

...then you might like Acid Town add

The way the manga is drawn reminds me of one another. Both of the stories are about young people who live their lives trough hardships. ACID TOWN is shounen ai, Border is yaoi.

If you liked Fruits Basket add

...then you might like Sex Pistols add

Do note: Fruits Basket is shoujo, Sex Pistols is yaoi. Both are about people representing an animal. They both have animalistic traits.

If you liked Howl no Ugoku Shiro add

...then you might like Aru Tabibito no Nikki add

Howls Moving Castle is similar to Aru Tabibito no Nikki for their music, and dreamy pictures/landscapes. Both of these animations have the power to put you under a spell.

If you liked Mainichi Seiten add

...then you might like Sumanai!! Masumi-kun add

Both are beautiful yaoi's about a man who's female family was supposed to marry his editor/author. The female family turns out to be a runaway bride, and the almost-husband comes to live with the man.

If you liked Tokyo Crazy Paradise add

...then you might like Love in the Mask add

I see lots of resemblance in this manga and manwha. Both are about a girl raised as a boy, and being a live-in bodyguard to survive in their cruel world. TCP is a comedy. LitM is a drama.

If you liked The Change! add

...then you might like Samurai High School add

These two manga's aren't alike at all. Why do I make this recommendation? Both are gender bender comedies that are about girl-boy twins with the girl acting like a notorious tomboy and the boy acting like the stereotypical girl every domestic man dreams of. In both of these manga's their father opposes to their behaviour for he is deeply concerned by the grave consequences of them being found out.

If you liked Threads of Time add

...then you might like Amatsuki add

A teenage boy gets sucked into the past. Fate does exist, and he has a important role he has to fulfil. Amatsuki is a manga placed in the Edo era. The manhwa Threads of Time is placed in the era of the Mongol invasions in Korea.

If you liked Mekakushi no Kuni add

...then you might like Yamamoto Zenjirou to Moushimasu add

Both are about a girl with supernatural powers. These girls both try to help people in their own way.

If you liked Natsume Yuujinchou add

...then you might like Yamamoto Zenjirou to Moushimasu add

YZtM: A ten year old girl is able to see the spirits of the deceased. She tries to help them in her own way. NY: A teenage boy is which is able to see spirits. He tries to help them with everything in his power.

If you liked Oshioki Gakuen add

...then you might like Oni ni Hatsujou add

Screwed up student-teacher relationships.

If you liked Kyoudai Gentei!: Brother x Brother add

...then you might like Ano Hi no Kimi wo Dakishimeta nara add

I feel I should recommend these yaoi's because they both treat the subject physical abuse. Please do note these manga's differ from each other as night and day.

If you liked Mekakushi no Kuni add

...then you might like Natsume Yuujinchou add

Both stories are about a teenager that sees things (s)he isn't supposed to see. Both of them are haunted by childhood memories of being bullied and alienated for being either weird or creepy when they just told what they saw. In both stories kindness prevails.

If you liked Kyoudai Gentei!: Brother x Brother add

...then you might like Nanahikari add

Both are series that have to do with a famous show bizz man dying, and the long lost child trying to find out who his father was, while dealing with inheritance and brothers he never knew of.

If you liked Higashi no Eden add

...then you might like Summer Wars add

Summer Wars reminds me of Hisagi no Eden because both are sci-fi in near future and both show you the usage of user accounts and internet in a whole new way. Summer Wars however, completely lacks realism.