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If you liked Yukionna to Kani wo Kuu add

...then you might like Inu to Kuzu add

The two series portray depressing adult melodramatic themes, characters and relations between them. The characters in both works have some issues. The female leads in both works have similar characterizations

If you liked Necromancer add

...then you might like Jigoku Kurayami Hana mo Naki add

Both series delve into the supernatural aspects with a dark twist. In both works, an establishment of some sorts are present with an owner and customers. Both "owners" are mysterious and at furst glance, dark people. The series also share similar themes and aesthetics themselves. Both series can be called dark.

If you liked Petshop of Horrors add

...then you might like Jigoku Kurayami Hana mo Naki add

Both series delve into the supernatural aspects with a dark twist. In both works, an establishment of some sorts are present with an owner and customers. Both "owners" are mysterious and at furst glance, dark people. The series also share similar vibes themselves.

If you liked Tenshi no Kiss add

...then you might like Wondance add

Both works are about the love for dancing and the being on stage, with the getting in the same dance team with a dancer( of the opposite gender ) they respect want to dance with.

If you liked Nana add

...then you might like Hokuhokusei ni Kumo to Ike add

Both mangas have realistic characters in a realistic world with realistic struggles, even though there is a bit supernaturality in Hokuhokusei ni Kumo to Ike. Both mangas have the gorgeous signature art styles of their mangakas. Alsp, in both works, the mc's are away from the home they grew up in.

If you liked Nana add

...then you might like Tenshi no Kiss add

Both works have a realistic approach for showing struggles with artists, depicting similar topics and themes, even thought Tenshi no Kiss is quite shorter.

If you liked Horimiya add

...then you might like Real Girl add

Both stories stops and look into the everyday life of growing teen individuals, exploring some things the younger generation is getting through and how they cope with them. Throughout the story, these said individuals bond with each other and create a variety of dynamics between one another. In the beginning they are alone and in the end, they are a group.

If you liked Peach Girl add

...then you might like Guilty: Nakanu Hotaru ga Mi wo Kogasu add

In both series the good- natured and kind light hair colored protagonist is reacting and surviving to the schemes of a particular individual with no ther purpose in lifeq aside from making the mc's life a living hell... In Peach Girl you get the package in shoujo format, while in Guilty, it is in a josei format.

If you liked Nana add

...then you might like Awfully Damn Kiss and Hug add

These two mangas have a more realistic and dark approach of the tropes, with which we are already familiar. The characters are complex and are actually developing throughout the story - not only the mcs but also the secondary characters. They are not perfect porcelain dolls and feel real. They, just like real people are ignorant, make mistakes, have mental scars and each have different problems in their private life.

If you liked Mars add

...then you might like Awfully Damn Kiss and Hug add

These two mangas are on the darker than most shoujo, because of their more realistic and dark approach of tropes, making them seem as if they're josei mangas. The MCs are kind teenage girls, who meet and fall for a classmate, who are full of problems. As the mc gets familiar with the boy, their lives change as they get involved with people or conflicts, acquainted with the boy. What also distinguishes these two series from others of this genre are the complex and developing characters, not only the mcs, but also the side characters

If you liked Six Half add

...then you might like "Mi"-seijuku add

These two mangas are on the darker than most shoujo, because of their more realistic and dark approach of tropes, making them seem as if they're josei mangas. The MCs have conflicts in their families, making them unlikable at first, untill we slowly learn about them piece by piece

If you liked Innocent add

...then you might like Dai-3 no Gideon add

Both mangas are set in the period of the French Revolution and are with interesting characters, who in one way or another are involved in the revolution, and there is a similar dark and gloomy atmousphere, which depicts the lives of the third class.

If you liked Black Lagoon add

...then you might like Banana Fish add

Both animes Pne of the mc in both animes is a japanese innocent and good guy, who goes overseas and gets involved into the world of violence and gangs. Both of them builds a strong connection with a person from that alien to them enviroument, which changes their own reality forever. In both shows there is good action, animation and both give off a similar feel, though Black Lagoon is more action oriented and consists of mini arcs,while Banana Fish follows one story arc.

If you liked Bronze no Tenshi add

...then you might like Innocent add

- Both are historical mangas, which actually care about ACTUAL history with ACTUAL people (f.e. Pushkin, Tsar Nicholas I ,Charles-Henri Sanson, Marie Antoinette etc.) - Both mangas have a realistic approach on history (no fairies and dragons) - Not only are they actually true to their periods, but they also are inspired or include classic literature - Both mangas have two main characters - a man and a woman - The French Revolustion have impact in both mangas, thought its less in Bronze no Tenshi because it is setted in Russia - They are set in similar time period, even thought Innocent is set before the French Revolution, while Bronze no Tenshi after. - Even thought they are aimed toward different audiences with Innocent being a seinen and Bronze no Tenshi a josei, they can be enjoed by anyone with an interest in history

If you liked Seirei no Moribito add

...then you might like Stranger: Mukou Hadan add

Both have a strong main warrior character, taking care of a young boy and protecting it from people,wanting to catch/murder it, developing parent-kid relationship. Both have amazing art and animation and good plot

If you liked Vampire Knight add

...then you might like Diabolik Lovers add

These shows are both shoujos with vampires. Both have a weak mc with male vampire interests. Overall, vk has a better plot and tries to be somehing more than to just satisfy machochistic fujoshi fetishes. Vk is still not a good show, but it's 10 times better

If you liked Black Lagoon add

...then you might like 91 Days add

Both have something to do with the mafia, set outside Japan, have dark atmosphere

If you liked Kokoro Connect add

...then you might like Kimi no Na wa. add

Both have body swapping, highschool setting with highschoolers as mc. Kokoro Connect has a wider cast and deals with the swapping theme better