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If you liked Danganronpa: Kibou no Gakuen to Zetsubou no Koukousei The Animation add

...then you might like Akuma no Riddle add

About conniving characters who try to assassinate based on their own personal gain. In both cases, it is all about killing to participate in mind games. Akuma no Riddle is really about 1 target, and everyone else is a professional assassin whereas Danganronpa, killing is forced upon, and different characters fall victim or be part of the guilty part in conjunction with an investigation phase.

If you liked Ao Haru Ride add

...then you might like Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji add

[x] Similar art style [x] Male lead that isn't intuned with his emotions [x] happy go lucky female lead [x] both female leads have trouble sorting out their real friends [x] Shoujo audience Ao Haru Ride is a bit more slow placed than Wolf girl and Black Prince, Ao Haru Ride focuses more on friendship building than romance for the most part. Wolf girl and Black Prince is also well laced with comedy so it gives it an added spice from the typical Shoujo anime.

If you liked Yuru Yuri add

...then you might like Sakura Trick add

Both animes don't really take the yuri too deeply although Sakura Trick is a bit more explicit about it. The characters are very similar to the main casts, and both like to have cute girls do cute things. The scenes in each anime seem to follow the same pace between the two as well.

If you liked Mirai Nikki (TV) add

...then you might like Btooom! add

Common elements: [x] Characters driven to insanity [x] Survival Game [x] Mature themes [x] Action by Reaction Watch Mirai Nikki if: You want to follow a male lead that acts more human-like. You want a colourful cast of side characters that each have their own complexities. Interested in more of a science fiction-feel. & would like to know a good definition of a yandere character. Watch Btooom! if: You want a survival game to follow more of an online video game. Don't mind character development via flashbacks. Would like to see more crazy than normal people. & would like a main character that isn't a "wiener".

If you liked Soul Eater add

...then you might like Noragami add

Common elements: [x] Deep exploration between friendship and partnership [x] Weapons and humans [x] Comical relief [x] Supernatural causes [x] Colourful cast of characters that act neither black or white to add complexity [x] Solving cases to make the world a better place [x] Carry action packed scenes in each episode Watch Soul Eater if: You want a story about learning and changing oneself and dealing with other characters relationships. It follows different characters and each having their own unique perspective. It is more heavier on action, and the art style is more simple, but it has a nice halloween feel to it. Watch Noragami if: You want to match comedy and action, and are interested on focusing with a few characters. This one also deals feelings from the current and afterlife, along with vulnerability of Shinto gods. The art style is colourful, and bright.

If you liked Deadman Wonderland add

...then you might like Mirai Nikki (TV) add

Both focus on gore-fests and shock values to amuse the viewers, and horror fanatics alike. The art style is similar too, and the main males have personality traits that are in common with each other. Both shows have a good survival feel to them, and characters that have mental issues. The only difference is Deadman Wonderland feels more unfinished than Mirai Nikki.

If you liked Mai-HiME add

...then you might like Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica add

Both series appear to be innocent and fun when they first start it; however, as the story goes on, it all becomes a deconstruction to their own genres. You see a lot of character development in both, and you don't know who is on your side, or what people's true intentions are. The characters struggle in their own lonely tragedies, but it takes the strength of friendship to fight against the real battle. I had this whole in my heart, and sadness for the characters that compelled me to think of both of these anime.

If you liked Maburaho add

...then you might like Rosario to Vampire add

Both shows are a supernatural harem with a little bit of ecchi. The difference being that the main protagonist has a little bit magic whereas the other one is completely human. Both of them feel inadequate, and don't fit around the powerful females that surround them. However, for some odd reason, the powerful females really enjoy his company. The only difference between both shows is that Rosario focuses on supernatural beings: vampires, witches, demons, whereas Maburaho focuses on magic-users. School-life is also a common theme for both.

If you liked Kimi ga Nozomu Eien add

...then you might like I''s Pure add

Both are mature romances that show complications that love doesn't always equal happiness. Lots of drama in both including a love triangle, although in Kimi ga Nozomu Eien, the love triangle is always being put into a strain. Another common aspect that both anime have a tragic element to them showing a dark side. If you want a mature drama with romance that is a bit dark—both shows are great for this. The pacing of the show is similar.

If you liked Strawberry Panic add

...then you might like Shoujo Sect add

Both are centered around yuri, and the fact that the main girl isn't assumed to be a lesbian. Both main girls try to help the troubled people around them before exploring their own self. The destined lover in the series both act troubled, ignore the school rules, and have their own self confidence that may be seen as arrogance. Shoujo Sect has more hentai-like scenes BUT are not terribly explicit compared to an actual hentai. Lastly, both series seem to have the same type of elegance and classical piano pieces played throughout the series.

If you liked Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun add

...then you might like Kotoura-san add

The main character deals with her inner demons, and tries to figure out what her place is in the world. Although in Kotoura-san, the main character is a lot more bubbly, and friendlier. Both series focus on character development between different sets of characters, although the characters in both are made entirely as a different cast, the feeling of focusing on the relationships between both. The main girl and guy both struggle to sort out their feelings for another throughout the series. If you want a mix from sad-to-happy themes in an anime, Kotoura-san is what you should look for. If you want an anime filled with character development for finding the meaning to your-seemliness boring or out of place life, then Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun is the answer for you. However both really focus on self-identity.

If you liked Noein: Mou Hitori no Kimi e add

...then you might like Dennou Coil add

Both have a heart-warming story about friendships, and maturity. The cast of characters involve a journey into the realizations of adulthood - although this is more apparent in Noein than it is in Dennou Coil. The animes also take a slower pace at developing the story, and setting, but unravels it very gently. Also have a science fiction setting, and involves delving into the pros and cons of technology.