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If you liked One Punch Man add

...then you might like Yingxiong Zai Lin add

if you like one of these anime you probably the type of person who likes power-leveling action. both of these animes are extremly similar, yet unique. both animes contain OP heroes; while the OPM MC focuses on more hand-to-hand combat, yingxiong's MC uses well-designed OP weapons (with the help of his own strength and dexteritory). throught both animes the MC gradually meets powerfull oppenents, from street thugs to literall Gods. the concept of "heroes" are similarly present in both animes with mentionings of "hero associations" and "hero rankings". it's also good to note that both MC's don't seem to be that intrested in the "hero" thing and both joined for different reasons. while i do think the fights in OPM are better in animation and action, the fight scenes in yingxiong are nothing to scoff at either. the fight scenes in both animes get to the point of destroying buildings and such. my favourite part about these types of animes is when the MC's get severly underrated by their oppenent - due to the MC's weak-looking appearance in both these animes this is quite common and it's intresting to see how the oppenent reacts while they're face-down on the canvas.

If you liked Yakusoku no Neverland add

...then you might like Munou na Nana add

neverland focuses on kids being manipulated for their entire lives while being segregated on a small plot of land surrounded by an un-escapable wall. the female MC in Munou na nana similarly experiences the same thing in the anime - without any spoilers i will say that munou na nana, equivalently, includes some dark plot points; if you liked either anime, there is no reason that you won't like the other.

If you liked Non Non Biyori add

...then you might like Yuru Camp△ add

Both of these Anime are the most wholesomest of the wholesomest Anime. Also great to watch with family n shit. These two are extremely re-watchable and hard to forget about when watching once.

If you liked Chuuka Ichiban! add

...then you might like Ippon Bouchou Mantarou add

Ippon may be a lot older but these anime are extremely similar. Both anime feature a dedicated chef MC and similar cooking "face-off" battles. ungratefully, Ippon doesn't seem to be completed, yet i still find it extremly well-writing; the storyline of Chuuka Ichiban is greater with in-depth character and world-building, however, Ippon did this style of anime first. If you truly like Chuuka, you will adore Ippon and vice-versa.

If you liked Meitantei Conan add

...then you might like Yuukoku no Moriarty add

it's a no brainer, if you like the mysteries that were shown in Yuukoku no Moriarty then you should also try the king of mystery - Detective Conan; I understand that Detective Conan may be too long for some, but it contains 43% filler, which can be skipped (if it's still far too long, then the movies are also a great option as they arguably contain more action - movies can be watched without having to watch the entirety of the story) Detective Conan is heavily focused on solving mysterious for the good, while Yuukoku no Moriarty has some antogonistic viewpoints - with Death Note psychological relationships.

If you liked Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken add

...then you might like Kami-tachi ni Hirowareta Otoko add

both have similar vibes when watching. kami-tachi leans more towards the wholesome-adventure SoL side, while, tensei is more shounen oriented with greater acion. Both animes have OP MC's who get isakai-ed. If you enjoyed kami-tachi, you may possibly like tensei; there are times where tensai will have a similar relaxed vibe that kami-tachi has throught.