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If you liked Maria-sama ga Miteru add

...then you might like Kakumeiki Valvrave add

Both shows are, despite clear differences in genre and setting, highly impactful, character-focused dramas which turn melodrama into an art, elegantly balancing genuine emotional investment in a surprisingly lovable cast and a flair for the patently ridiculous - space vampires and Valentines' Day chocolate might as well be one and the same.

If you liked Neko Ramen add

...then you might like Poyopoyo Kansatsu Nikki add

They're both cat-centric short-episode comedies, with offbeat art and jokes. Sometimes more bizarre than amusing, but strangely appealing and with catchy openings. Poyopoyo is a lot more focused on cuteness and philosophy (especially ethics and metaphysics) however, while Neko Rahmen is more like a sitcom with social and consumerism satire.

If you liked Kimi ni Todoke add

...then you might like Freezing add

Although on the surface extremely different, and not necessarily for everyone who liked the other, both stories are actually rather sweet tales of coming out of one's shell and falling into a slow, but very much deeply-held love. Although Sawako never flipped out and chopped the people picking on her in half (while Sattelizer does) the adorable refreshing/freezing romantic comedy that drives both are surprisingly similar.

If you liked Neo Ranga add

...then you might like Kikou Sennyo Rouran add

Both are written by Sho Aikawa, and are very thematically similar - a fight for Japan, corruption in the higher echelons of society, a country destroying itself from within - and even have suspiciously similarly named military organisations with somewhat questionable ethics. Aikawa's writing style is distinct, and the shows carry a very similar atmosphere and pace, as well as being 15 minutes an episode. Ranga is far, far superior to Rouran, however.

If you liked Higashi no Eden add

...then you might like Steins;Gate add

Both series superficially focus on conspiracies involving shadowy organisations and mobile phones, but are actually most memorable for their eccentric and charming protagonists, excellent humour, entertaining central romances, a strong sense of interaction between the cast and fat shut-in hackers.