Anime Recommendations (Giveaways ended)

That list is awfully long and I don't watch many animes. I wanted to suggest Boku wa tomodachi ga sukanai since I really liked the final of season 2 but you've seen it already.

Hm, maybe Eyeshield 21. It is a manga/anime about american football. I only read the manga, it is pure epicness, very funny and has some very likeable characters and villains and villain characters. And you learn the rules of american football. The manga kicked in for me at the Death Marsh through America. But I don't how good the anime is in comparison to the manga.

NouCome, because it's funny as hell, short and sweet :D

I don't usually watch anime, but I'd recommend RWBY, it's not exactly an anime, it's an american animated series, but are heavily inspired by anime.
It's somewhere between Action and Magical Girl, and I'd recommend watching the 4 trailers beforehand (Red, White, Black, Yellow)

But sadly, the creator of said series passed away on 1st of February. There is no confirmation if it is going to continue, but there are some mentions on "continuing his work".

Also, that's a big ass list you got there

I'm glad to see someone's actually watched Kara No Kyoukai, it's one of my favorites along with like... Steins;Gate, I suppose. I see people already recommended Parasyte and Robotics;Notes, though those would have been among my bigger ones right now. Just... Keep in mind, Robotics;Notes tends to be a little more slow paced than Steins;Gate in my opinion.

So... With that in mind, perhaps Asura Cryin'? Sorry for not offering too much to the table that's new. Seeing as you're apparently a fan of Mirai Nikki, you might get a bit of a kick out of it. It can be equally over the top in places, and was pretty enjoyable to watch with my boyfriend at the time.

They're fairly older, but Betterman and Those Who Hunt Elves are pretty good. The former is an interesting blend of mecha and horror while the latter is a fantasy action comedy sort of like Slayers.

Jinsei was a more recent school club comedy that I ended up enjoying. Nowhere near as good as D-Frag, but it still has its moments.

Hentai what else? ;)

i like romance and stuff:

Anime:
Byōsoku Go Senchimētoru
Aoi Hana
The girl who jumped trough time

Manga
Octave
Girlfriends

Considering you liked most Kami Nomi and No Game No Life i recommend Amagami SS and Amagami SS Plus for being similar in most parts, also you can finish Kami Nomi with the Tenri-hen Ovas and Megami-hen (the other 2 ovas are irrelevant), of the recent ones take a look for Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki Kun and Yahari Oregairu (have a really long name xD, is known in english as My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU).

I'd say Monster, but you've already watched that.

So instead I'll say:
Knights of Sidiona - if you like mecha / space opera

I've also started watching some of the Marvel Anime stuff, but need to see more before I can say if it's good stuff or not.

Summer Wars http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=anime&aid=6249
it start like school comedy/romance and its end is awesome.

I only have 1 recommendation seeing as you already watched almost everything.

The Big O - giant robots fighting each other, that is all I know since I only found it yesterday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Myh07ybceU (POSSIBLE SPOILERS)

Angel Beats! is a must to watch.
SAO S1 first part was pretty good (forget second part), didn't watched S2 yet.
Shingetsutan Tsukihime nice old one (but a bit too short)
Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo
Ore no kanojo to osananajimi ga shuraba sugiru (OreShura for short name)

I heard a lot of good things about Suzumiya Haruhi series
Oda Nobuna no Yabou
Nodame Cantabile (which does have a drama besides to the anime); didn't watched S2 and S3 yet tho.
Eventually Accel World; same author as SAO, the hero is just…pathetic. But the anime still can be watched.

Probably forgot I many good ones, but…you does already have a nice list! :D

Recently I watched Knights of Sidonia which has potentianl to be a good series (reading the manga while the waiting second season). It's about an enormous spaceship, the Sidonia, (the ony one which seems to have survived) used by humans to flee from Earth after a strange life form, named Gauna by scientists, attacked it.
The story takes place centuries after that event and sees, after many years with no signs of gaunas, the coming back of the menace of this strange life form capable to adapt and evolve after each encounter.
The protagonist is a young boy, Nagate Tanikaze, who lived with his granfather, isolated from the rest of the crew, in the maze of pipes under the main deck of the ship, training his skill in a mech (called Guardian, or knight) simulator. The story starts after his gramps death when Nagate, in search for foods, happens to fall in rice factory and meets other humans for the first time.
He doesn't know that his granfather was one of the best pilots and he have the same great talent so needed by the upcoming times, but the captain of the ship (a misterious woman who seems to know him) will give him the opportunity to prove his skills and all it begins, the next great challange for humanity.
In the story there will be some misteries (about the past and gaunas), mech stuff, a bit of harem comedy and drama, and I can hardly remember of any "dead" moment in its rithm.
The secon upcoming season should also add a lot of things.
Have fun =D

Well, wanted to post some titles but then I've searched your list for those and basically there are only few I wanted to suggest that are not on your list :P

Gintama (surprised you dont have this one, helluva good comedy anime with some "serious" episodes tho it starts out a lil slowly and I've started to enjoy this one after smth like 30-40 episodes)
Accel World
Tokyo Ghoul
Black Bullet
Mousou Dairinin (watch out for this one, it belongs to the "WTF is going on and what I've actually watched" genre)

If you like Log Horizon, you should watch .hack//SIGN. It's the progenitor of the "trapped in a game" shows, and it takes an even slower and more philosophical pace than Log Horizon. It's getting a bit old and isn't the easiest watch in the world, but definitely worth a shot if you're the kind of person who prefers the pace of Log Horizon to Sword Art Online.

Choujigen Game Neptune: The Animation isn't a landmark series by any means, but it's cute and funny and got me hyped to play Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1 on Steam (which I still haven't been able to because it's so broken, grrrr). If you want a light-hearted comedy with some gaming references and don't mind a bit of fanservice, it's hard to go wrong with this one.

Ano Natsu de Matteru is a short, sweet romance with a tone and an art style that remind me a bit of Hanasaku Iroha. It's a spiritual successor and lightly connected to Onegai Teacher and Onegai Twins. Ano Natsu de Matteru is definitely my favorite of the three, but the other two are good as well. If you end up liking it, go back and watch the Onegai series (or even watch them before if you like old anime and want to catch the references).

I am extremely picky when it comes to anime. I dislike 95% that I've seen, but the few I do like I really really enjoy. Most that I like have been mentioned, but I didn't see a couple of my favorites by Makoto Shinkai:

Children Who Chase Lost Voices
The Garden of Words

I may have overlooked them...

Recommendations of this season:

• lov sport related animes like yowamushi no pedal, ace of diamond, kuroko, baby steps (those are "new" anime series), I'm skipping the classic Captain Tsubasa (soccer one) and Slam Dunk (basketball one)

• shingeki no kyojin ( just 1st season available ) good plot the famous giant series ^^

• This season surprise "Kantai Collection" good fan service, + some weird but good plot.

Hope you can see some of those or take them into account for a near future

It was a long time ago, so I might be remembering as much better than it is, but I really enjoyed Black Cat.

Hajime no Ippo: The Fighting! - New Challenger. Great sports (boxing) show.

I would recommend Knights of Sidonia. There is only one season so far and the first is on Netflix. It's Mechs fighting space monsters.

Although I have watched many mind changing, plot twisting and overall interesting animes, I really like Shounens (I guess you listed them as action animes). I really like One Piece, I see you have already watched that, but you should continue on. It's fun.
But what I wanted to suggest you (it's on your plan to watch list, but I dunno if you really plan to watch it. I have 100+ animes on my plan to watch :D) is a cooking show. It's Toriko! It's series about gourmet age, the age of seeking new ingredients and tastes. It's very random, there are superpowered humans, animals and foods. It's hilarious!
Don't be afraid of the amount of series, it is not obligated to watch them in one sitting or something. Watch it as a comedy and try to accept the dull humor it offers. I hope this gets you interested!

as I heard "Kill la Kill" is pretty good

edit : didn't saw your list, you already watched it.

Revolutionary Girl Utena !!!

Not sure if u like sport genres, but i recommend Kuroko no Basket and One Outs . Also checkout Kaiji.

The Vision of Escaflowne (1994)
The series follows a teenage high school girl named Hitomi, who finds herself pulled from Earth to the planet Gaea when a boy named Van appears on the high school track while battling a dragon. In Gaea, she is caught in the middle of a war as the Zaibach Empire attempts to take over Gaea. Van (King of Fanelia), with aid from Allen (an Asturian Knight), commands his mystical mech Escaflowne in the struggle to stop the Zaibach Empire. Hitomi's fortune telling powers blossom in Gaea as she becomes the key to awakening Escaflowne and to stopping Zaibach's plans.

Tokyo Ghoul
The story of Tokyo Ghoul follows Ken Kaneki, who barely survives a deadly encounter with Rize Kamishiro, a woman who is revealed to be a ghoul, a human-like creature that hunts and devours human flesh, and is taken to the hospital in critical condition. After recovering, Kaneki discovers that somehow he underwent a surgery that transformed him into a half-ghoul, and just like them, must consume human flesh to survive as well. With no one else to turn to, he is taken in by the ghouls who manage the coffee shop "Anteiku", who teach him to deal with his new life as a half-human/half-ghoul, including interacting with ghoul society and its conflicting factions, while striving to keep his identity secret from other humans.

Eureka, Another, Trinity Seven, Angel Beats, Arpeggio of Blue Steel, Accel World, B Gata H kei, Maken-Ki!, High School DxD, HOTD, Sword Art Online, Strike the Blood, Psycho-Pass, Freezing, Sekirei, Elfen Lied....

http://myanimelist.net/animelist/t0n4x