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If you liked Kumo desu ga, Nani ka? add

...then you might like Hazurewaku no "Joutai Ijou Skill" de Saikyou ni Natta Ore ga Subete wo Juurin suru made add

Unlucky protagonist that was reincarnated/transported in another world with weak stats. Both fight for survive and become stronger along the way.

If you liked Kinsou no Vermeil: Gakeppuchi Majutsushi wa Saikyou no Yakusai to Mahou Sekai wo Tsukisusumu add

...then you might like Tsue to Tsurugi no Wistoria add

Similar magic school ambience. Side/supporting characters having very similar interests. Good hearted protagonist, sometimes, lacking confidence in their own abilities.

If you liked Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka add

...then you might like Tsue to Tsurugi no Wistoria add

Dungeon system with variations in it's floor based in "monsters level". Good hearted protagonist, both of putting the hell of a efforts to reach their respective dreams. They will learn that they are more powerful than what the others say... being overlooked at the beginning of their journey most of the time.

If you liked Demi-chan wa Kataritai add

...then you might like One Room, Hiatari Futsuu, Tenshi-tsuki. add

Monsters/creatures from folklore around the world living between normal humans in humanoid forms. In demi chan, you see the "half" creatures of these popular stories - consequence from the union of a normal human and a mystic creature. In the series there are all "monster girls" if unique issues that they have to cope with to blend with society. The protagonist of both shows follow and of the characters mystic ordeals.

If you liked Aa! Megami-sama! (TV) add

...then you might like One Room, Hiatari Futsuu, Tenshi-tsuki. add

A Angel (One Room) and a Goddess (Ah! Megami-sama) comes to the "normal world" and starts to live with the protag. Ah! Megami sama has a university ambience and One Room a High School one. The Angel/Goddess and the protag, in both works, get to know each other and starts to live together. The Angel/Goddess get to know the human world, bonding with the protag.

If you liked Sora no Otoshimono add

...then you might like One Room, Hiatari Futsuu, Tenshi-tsuki. add

Angels that fell from the sky and start to live with the MC. They show their way to each other and get to know each other... they bond together and learn about each other. Sora no Otoshimono is more cheeky than One Room but an absolute gem as well (the protag is a hell of a perv but has a good heart). One room have a cinnamon roll of a protag. I just love the angelical vibe of each anime (btw Sora no Otoshimono have a good and interesting lore).

If you liked Renai Flops add

...then you might like One Room, Hiatari Futsuu, Tenshi-tsuki. add

IDK, but Renai Flops just yelled back in my mind when I started watching One Room. The animation is similar and the initial good vibes really resonated with me. Just know that you can be kinda emotionally devasted by the end of Renai Flops but I think the ride is Worthy either way. The girls are cute and the protags aren't duchbags. Feels right in my book.

If you liked Sewayaki Kitsune no Senko-san add

...then you might like One Room, Hiatari Futsuu, Tenshi-tsuki. add

Tired,? Have been working for hours relentless and just want to chill? What about chilling with a Angel (One room) or a tiny fox lady (Senko-san)? Make your pick and whichever choose is guaranteed to bring comfy and warm feelings- just when you know that someone cares for you.

If you liked Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen add

...then you might like Kusuriya no Hitorigoto add

Switch the place of an Apothecary and an wannabe Librarian and you get Honzuki as kusuriya equivalent. Honzuki has Isekai elements, magic powers and Western scenario but both of them have brilliant protagonist that literally change the world around them, conducting innovations even when their resources are limited, that being related to the current technology or hierarchy/social barriers. All of those themes are common in one and another. The protagonist are really passionate about their on areas of expertise and that make them really intriguing. Also, curiously, both of them have similar casts roles in the side characters roaster which made me baffled... I literally could see characters correspondences between the series (not point out that they are copycats, after all, their conjectures are different... differently context and locals - Kusuriya being apparently in Ancient China). If you like curious protagonists that seem to have every answer to their own respective fields of knowledge and, along the way, debating social roles and Information as power (most of time, presenting those topics implicitly), both anime are absolutely bangers.

If you liked Yuusha Party wo Tsuihou sareta Beast Tamer, Saikyoushu no Nekomimi Shoujo to Deau add

...then you might like Jitsu wa Ore, Saikyou deshita? add

Animation and characters design looks similar. Reasonable good looking fights and "lightheart action packed" if I could describe shortly. The beast tamer anime actually have a really dedicated protagonist who doesn't mind working for the sake of others which can be the quite opposite while compared to Jitsu wa Ore [...] but both of them still care for the closest ones (their friends and family) just strong as equally. If you're looking for lightheart animes with their eventual tension, those animes are for you. Cute, smooth and laid back overall... describing a perfect Saturday afternoon in my book.

If you liked Majo no Tabitabi add

...then you might like Ryza no Atelier: Tokoyami no Joou to Himitsu no Kakurega add

Both animes have protagonists that shares the desire of exploring the world in a journey. The scenery are beautiful in both series, including natural landscapes, human settlements and, potentially, different specimens of beasts. The embodiment of adventure itself.

If you liked Granblue Fantasy The Animation add

...then you might like Ryza no Atelier: Tokoyami no Joou to Himitsu no Kakurega add

Both series travels to mystic worlds with their own unique setting. Protagonists hardly knows anything about the outside world and that, by itself, brings some excitement to explore the unknown. Granblue have a more fantasy "danger" setting though, having battles and actually dramatic events, but the world building is just as beautiful as Atelier series. Love the colors, vibes and the tone in both series: simplistic, frequently calm and adventurous in their own way.

If you liked Arte add

...then you might like Ryza no Atelier: Tokoyami no Joou to Himitsu no Kakurega add

Beautiful atmosphere in both series. It brings some kind of joyful calm vibe due to the architecture and rustic houses and old fashioned commerce. Bold protagonists opposes the ordinary current of their life's to find their own thing.

If you liked Kyuukyoku Shinka shita Full Dive RPG ga Genjitsu yori mo Kusoge Dattara add

...then you might like Kaminaki Sekai no Kamisama Katsudou add

Both animes are somewhat chaotic. The protagonists are absolutely madlads and the heroines aren't far behind it. Although Kyuukyoku have a more close concept related to Sword Art Online, you could say that, just like KamiNaki, it does end up falling into the "Isekai" category. The main focus of the series, nonetheless, it is the chaotic humor and over exaggeration in the circumstances. Really expressive characters and funny ones.

If you liked Murenase! Seton Gakuen add

...then you might like Kaminaki Sekai no Kamisama Katsudou add

Lovely funny roaster of characters in both series. The chemistry of chaos between all of them is marvelous. Both have skeptical protagonist with a mad-thirsty roaster of side characters. Both series does really well in making funny, compelling and iconic moments with it's crew. Murenase is more related to a slice of life approach and, by its premise, have a "zoology" context- having a anthropomorphic school of humana-animals with each student being of a distinct animal race, humans including but also chimpanzees, wolves, pandas and even sloths. KamiNaki would have a more "generic" Isekai world but it actually has a twist and the story itself grows rather intriguing than initially though... but what stands out is the YTP vibe in the whole comedic events... it's so chaotic but so good and the characters are really charismatic. Both series are hidden gems in this "chaotic comedy" styles and are, for sure, contenders for my favorite animes of sort.

If you liked Yakusoku no Neverland add

...then you might like Tengoku Daimakyou add

Both animes have premises regarding a isolated place from the world that have been lost due a catastrophic event for, potentially, all humanity. A wall was built to keep kids "safe" from the outside world. "Alienation" and "survival" are common themes in both animes.

If you liked Net-juu no Susume add

...then you might like Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru add

Characters that meet in a online game and, eventually, get to known each other IRL and develop a romantic relationship (this last part for Net-juu cuz as I write now only the first episode of Yamada came out and is kind soon to set the ship/romance sail but it does look inevitable).

If you liked Kimetsu no Yaiba add

...then you might like Jigokuraku add

Both animes is in a old setting-samurai era. Both have mystical powers, specialized in natural elements like fire. The visual effects are, somewhat, similar.

If you liked Chainsaw Man add

...then you might like Jigokuraku add

Both protagonist seems to have barely "nothing to lose" and both accepts an offer that can't be refused if they want to live, an offer presented by a strong but kind-manipulative female figure. The setting though is really different since chainsaw man is in a modern world and Jigokuraku in a Edo samurai old scenario.

If you liked Tokyo Revengers add

...then you might like Jigokuraku add

I guess this is very subjective but the "vibes" of these two animes resonates to each other. The story are really different, Tokyo Revengers driven by time travel in a modern world and infiltration in Tokyo gangs and dangerous people in order to avoid the protagonist love interest to be killed, and Jigokuraku regarding a Ninja dude that was discharged from his duties because couldn't stand to kill anymore due his wife influence hence making him useless for his retainer and, now, he meets a strong executioner that allergies him safety if he works for the shogun in order to explore an everafter world that challenges the natural precepts of live- Jigokuraku... all for the journey in achieving immortality for the shogun. I guess the similarities between the two are built in order to achieve a happy end for the two protagonist with their love interest, even if they have to challenge unnatural situations.

If you liked Kenka Banchou Otome: Girl Beats Boys add

...then you might like Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko! add

Both animes have a protagonist that can look pretty boyish per see (looks and attitudes overall). The main differences that I notice was that "[...] Girl Beats Boys" follows a more serious path and, actually, it has some interesting motivation for the girl looks boyish (something related to her family and, specifically, with her twin- a guy btw). I remember how the 2017 was overwhelming underrated and I think is excellent that Tomo-chan anime's made me reminder me about this "old"-short show (each episode is about 8 minutes long btw). I, genuinely, thought it was badass back when it was airing so, if you actually missed a focus in the dilemma by assuming a boy persona rather than a girl in Tomo-chan show this might be up your alley. Tomo-chan, in other hand, has a great focus in the humor following the circumstances of misunderstanding regarding Tomo's gender and breaking "the code" between what is commonly/sense in man and woman interactions. By anyway, as it would be expected, both shows follows different leads despite containing similar elements. To sum up: "[...] Girl Beats Boy" have fights between the protagonist (a girl) with "school leaders/gang leaders" while in school and the objective, more or less, was to take control of the school in disguise as a man, "Tomo-chan [...]", differently, is about a girl that has mannerisms like a boy and she starts comfortable by being like that but while entering high school she notice that her best friend- a boy (and love interest) misudestand her as a guy, specifically, as "partners in 'crime'" ("shinyu" or something like that) and humorous tensions between each other are trigger by "awkward" situations. Both shows seemed very good throughout their specific topics/approaches.

If you liked Hajimete no Gal add

...then you might like Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman. add

"Gyaru anime stereotypes deconstruction" this is how I would describe shortly the feeling of both animes. Hajimete no Gal has more ecchi elements than Fuufu Ijiou, even so, the characters have, more or less, the same vibes though I have to point out that the former doesn't have much wholesome moments than the latter. If you're looking for cute, fashionable and bright personality girls both shows are good picks. If you're into romance, you might be satisfied with both of them as well.

If you liked Zombieland Saga add

...then you might like Bocchi the Rock! add

Girls starts a band (Bocchi the Rock)/an idol group (Zombieland Saga). Bocchi the Rock and Zombieland Saga shares great characters in the cast and if you like cute girls doing their best with music these animes are good matches.

If you liked Slime Taoshite 300-nen, Shiranai Uchi ni Level Max ni Nattemashita add

...then you might like Yuusha Party wo Tsuihou sareta Beast Tamer, Saikyoushu no Nekomimi Shoujo to Deau add

Crew energy and characters races plus motivation seems extremely attached to the main characters journey, despite their own objectives. Although Azusa may be more eccentric than Rein they seem to have pretty laid back personalities nonetheless. If you like shows with a good balance in action (surprisingly), slice of life, fantasy/adventure (party RPG style) and a great dynamic between the characters these shows are good picks between each other for sure.

If you liked Kyuukyoku Shinka shita Full Dive RPG ga Genjitsu yori mo Kusoge Dattara add

...then you might like Otome Game Sekai wa Mob ni Kibishii Sekai desu add

Both protagonists are kind cranky and, deep down, has a difficult personality but a charismatic one, even if not a glorious one. In a sense, you could say the protagonists in both series have everything thing to be the cliché of the genre but they turn 180° in that premise with the middle finger on. Basically, this is what mades both anime and, honestly, their heroines aren't half bad so if you like smart ass protagonists but not glamorous one those might be good picks and, mainly Kyuukyoku, have interesting side characters but I enjoy the "chemistry" between them in both series nonetheless.

If you liked Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! add

...then you might like Otome Game Sekai wa Mob ni Kibishii Sekai desu add

Konosuba as the most iconic series accompanying a smug protagonist in what would be a cliché setting Isekai thing follows it's sprit lead in Otome Game Kibishii anime. Leon demonstrate to be smug as much and, although not being exactly like Kazuma having a party of degenerates, Leon takes the stick having a not so loveable personality but getting the job done. They are your cynical protagonists not afraid of getting their hands dirty to accomplish something and, in their own way, they are kind more realistic than your brilliant knight persona protagonist cliché. If you're looking for a fun protagonist that relies 80% of he's screen time in sarcasm these are your shows! PS: don't mind much the mechas in Otome Game Kibishii cuz they are totally secondary... at least in a practical sense despite the lore.

If you liked Maou Gakuin no Futekigousha: Shijou Saikyou no Maou no Shiso, Tensei shite Shison-tachi no Gakkou e Kayou add

...then you might like Shikkakumon no Saikyou Kenja add

Both are similar for the MC's background story. Ancient conflicts between humans and demons. Schooling for magicians and others with magic skills and combat. If you ike powerful protagonist rekting traditional schooling rules and making his name through a supposedly "peaceful era" both are good choices. Just pointing out that, besides this, Maou Gakuin MC is a Chad and Shikkakumon MC still a Padawan. Overall, the two are powerful for the average cast though.

If you liked Kenja no Mago add

...then you might like Shikkakumon no Saikyou Kenja add

Related to magi. Devils (evil forces) and humans (justice/light) conflicts each other. Academy for magicians. The protagonists have great power. Kenja no Mago MC still understanding how powerful he is exactly and, in contrast, Shikkakumon MC has a better idea about his true power. The two deals with reincarnation- Kenja isekai'd and Shikkakumon reincarnation through past life in the same world. Looking for humans X devils in a academic formation/school learning environment for, from times to time, big baddies make a call and some random battle starts? Maybe some romance in the meantime? Those animes are for you.

If you liked Senryuu Shoujo add

...then you might like Komi-san wa, Comyushou desu. add

Both heroine characters have troubles regarding communication. Senryuu's main heroine have problems towards dialoguing with her friends and, in effect of a counter measure, she uses a japanese short poem technique- the "Senryuu". Senryuu shoujo plot works around these unusual techniques of literature (extremely specific by the way) in order to develop and maintain her relationships. For that, the main character helps the girl a lot. Komi-san, similarly, has communication difficulties as well but, in a certain sense, it didn't manifest a decent counter measure for aid her in this despite, of course, the limited interactions with the main character in terms of, objectively, showing her thoughts about the sorrounding and her interests. She can't really use her voice to express herself. For that, the protagonist has an eager desire to help her. As you can see, "communication" is the main keyword here- the differences rely in the aspects that they will be able to find to achieve a pleasant interaction in the label of social relations; one has already find a way to express herself and the other is figuring out and, utmost, trying to finally be able to speak without anxiety and overflowing feelings corrupting her intentions.

If you liked Fate/Zero add

...then you might like Sekai Saikou no Ansatsusha, Isekai Kizoku ni Tensei suru add

Sekai Saikou no Ansatsusha is relatable to Fate/Zero due the main character nature. Kiritsugu resembles, somewhat, this greatest world assassin by also being an skillful person while coming to contracts and "hitman" portfolio. Important to be said that, yet, Fate's mc seems to be more carrying and does have a slightly clearer goal, although, kinda distorted and idealistic unlikely to happen. I don't know much about the "Sekai Saikou no Ansatsusha" development but both figures have some serious chaotic neutral alignment, after all, there's hardly any ego traits in their persona, making hard to them being their judges besides using logical reasoning. In the end, most of times, they can only be slaves of something and doesn't like much the trouble dealing with emotional behaviour. Regardless, both animes seem to deal rly good with "seinen fantasy" genre (still, interesting to mention, I did notice some evident sensualization in the more recent anime which is rare to find in Fate/Zero- even so, a common trait in the rest of the Fate franchise).