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If you liked Kaminaki Sekai no Kamisama Katsudou add

...then you might like Yuusha ga Shinda! add

-Pervy characters -Absurdist comedy -Solid animation (outside of the notorious GCI parts of KamiKatsu that were left in on purpose)

If you liked High School DxD add

...then you might like Maou Gakuen no Hangyakusha: Jinrui Hatsu no Maou Kouhou, Kenzoku Shoujo to Ouza wo Mezashite Nariagaru add

Main Character discovers he has a power that he can use help win a battle for control of a area -Has a harem with girls that have similar powers/abilities (Main girl here is basically Black-haired Rias) -Fanservice and Comedy for days -Both have rushed endings

If you liked Chainsaw Man add

...then you might like Dandadan add

-Made by a former Fujimoto assistant -Great art -Fast paced relentless storytelling -Wide cast of characters that are developed well -Both are coming-of-age stories -It's a "shonen" that has a little bit of everything mixed in (Supernatural, Drama,Comedy, Slice of Life,etc.)

If you liked Mieruko-chan add

...then you might like Sore wa Rei no Shiwaza desu add

Both involve a MC that can see ghosts while in comedic situation Mieruko Chan is more slice or life/mystery/drama while Sore wa is firmly drama romance/school life. Both have weird- but-wholesome moments that work in the given context -Mieruko chan sees more ghosts and they are connected to different plots and arcs in the story, while Sore only has one main ghost

If you liked Clevatess: Majuu no Ou to Akago to Shikabane no Yuusha add

...then you might like Blade & Bastard add

-Dark Fantasy -Gritty, violent and Brutal -Very detailed and visceral art Both feature an absurdly powerful MC that's trying to learn more about the world around them

If you liked Goblin Slayer add

...then you might like Blade & Bastard add

-Made by the same author -Dark Fantasy -Gritty, violent and Brutal -Very detailed and visceral art -Both have the sprinklings of comic relief on it's very dark worldview

If you liked Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan add

...then you might like Mattaku Saikin no Tantei to Kitara add

-Both use absurdist/gag comedy and hyperboles in various situations -Plenty of pop culture references -Some 4th wall breaks Nokotan spoof School Life comedy tropes whereas Mattaku Saikan pokes fun at the detective subgenre

If you liked Nichijou add

...then you might like Chio-chan no Tsuugakuro add

-Both are School life comedies -Both use absurdist humor and hyperbole to drive home the comedy -While Nichijou has a rotating cast of characters it focuses on per episode, Chio's school role focuses on Chio and the various hijinxs and wacky situations that affect her on her way to school -Both use a ton of pop-culture references (Nichijou has more Japan-centric ones whereas Chio's School Road has more gamer/internet references) -Both have good Dubs

If you liked Trigun add

...then you might like Sakamoto Days add

-Both feature a main character who is billed up as a skilled legendary figure with a huge bounty on there heads -Legendary figure is determined to put his past actions behind him and lead as pacifist a life as possible -The other MCs go on adventures with the legendary figure while trying to avoid those trying to claim the bounty -Comic hijinxs and good action set pieces abound -Both have a good amount of blood and violence despite the comedy (Counting SD part 2) Both had an extended episode runt of 20+ Trigun takes a sudden dramatic turn to a serious drama halfway through and isn't as wacky as SD is throughout