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Sayonara Eri adds "touches of fantasy" to the real; sometimes making it hard to draw the line between the two. If you enjoyed that aspect, Ichikawa Haruko's oneshot collections could interest you too.

Sayonara Eri adds "touches of fantasy" to the real; sometimes making it hard to draw the line between the two. If you enjoyed that aspect, Ichikawa Haruko's oneshot collections could interest you too.

Similar settings with Youkai/Curses, contrast between really well animated action scenes & drama and more lighthearted comedic segments. Fun cast of characters (both main and side), interesting antagonists. Good soundtracks, awesome openings/endings. Chances are high that if you enjoyed JJK you'd probably find some value in YZQ as well!

Both feature a main character with an arguably morally despicable mindset, making them act as a sort of "bad guy". The series both don't take themselves too seriously, and provide some good comedy along with the supporting cast. Speaking of those, both shows have a loli sidekick to the main character, who are both pretty great.

Both shows feature a "very powerful & merciless" child-like main character trying to take over the human realm, though they always fail in their antics in one way or another and along the way being to realize that the human world actually isn't all that bad.