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I like fantasy like stories, like Utawarerumono. I enjoy drama, romance, historic novels, alternate universe stories, post apocalyptic worlds, cyberpunk, comedy, fighting, inspirational themes, good dialogues, complex character work, and solid plots.
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Based on these preferences, I'm going to suggest giving
Oh! Edo Rocket a try. It's an "alternate history" satire set in Edo in 1843-44 that's based on stage play by Nakashima Kazuki, the author of
Gurren Lagaan.
Two other series to consider are
Ergo Proxy, a post-apocalyptic thriller, and
Noein, a story about multiple universes based very loosely on some well-known anomalies in quantum theory.