Anime Recommendations

[TheDoctor]

Hey there all, can any one recommend any good comedy anime?

 

[srebro]

Talk about coincidence, I just posted in another thread..

Minna Atsumare Falcom Gakuen - Nostalgic of the humour in the otome 8-bit Lovers (very short)
Mitsudomoe - A lot of lolis, but it's hilarious
Denki gai no Honya-san - About the antics that go on in a manga store

 

[nanashi1]

Hey there all, can any one recommend any good comedy anime?

I'd you very like some recommend, but could you please show me a rough list about? - Which anime series did you already seen with this category. Because so is it easier for you and for me in this category to find, okay^_^?

 

[FlamesPierce]

I enjoyed watching "Konosuba"

 

[TheDoctor]

I enjoyed that one as well.

 

[Leggy]

If you're still looking for comedy, check out "Mairimashita! Iruma-kun"

A boy, Iruma, is sold to a demon (by his parents) and taken to the netherworld. The demon adopts him as his grandson, and enrolls him in demon school.

Now Iruma has to keep his fellow students from finding out he's human... or they'll eat him!

The show just finished this Winter, so it's new. Iruma-kun is a clever and funny anime!

 

[kevinlevin1]

Baccano is great

 

[aniriver]

comedy? I recommend gintama

 

[RalphHeilig]

I don't understand what my husband is saying

 

[caminante654]

Me every year, I go back to see "school rumble" both seasons, it amuses me a lot and keeps me from thinking a lot.

 

[Deleted member 202757]

Not sure if you're still looking but here we go.

Grand Blue
Daily Lives of High School Boys
Asobi Asobase
Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan

To name a few. :)

 

[naouya]

apothecary diaries

 

[Timurama]

op hasn't been in touch in 5 years, you all can give this thread a rest lmao

 

[Camposhen]

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End! Absolute gem! It's been super popular lately, and for good reason. The story's chill yet deep—following Frieren, an immortal elf, as she explores life, memories, and human connections after her epic adventurer days. The vibe's perfect for anyone into emotional storytelling with a touch of magic and adventure.

 

[Deleted member 262447]

Viper GTS is good

 

[Ranklethefi]

Frienen was awesome

 

[Jelly-filled Donut]

op hasn't been in touch in 5 years, you all can give this thread a rest lmao

Apparently, nobody can read that the OP wants "comedy" too (as in comedy-centric). Not comedic banter as an element in the story.

 

[Kleinod]

Comedy is a deep topic.
It can range from niche slapstick comedy full of context like Gintama, to lighthearted 4koma adaptions like Seitokai Yakuindomo, to nonsense comedy like Inferno Cop/Plastic Neesan, to comedy baked into an actual progressive plot like Konosuba/Devil is a Parttimer/Spy x Family.

Personally speaking, the comedic aspects of Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun and Barakamon always hits my spot.

 

[Jelly-filled Donut]

Comedy is a deep topic.

Nice pfp, btw. It shows that you have a good sense on comedy. Personally, I like slapstick comedies like Baka to Test, nonsensical comedy like Cromartie High-school, D-Frag!, and Nichijou, or even bawdy ones like Shimoneta. You'd have to be pretty eccentric yourself to like those kinda shows, I suppose.

Form the recent ones, I really like Nokotan and Grand Blue.

 

[Kleinod]

I can agree to the eccentric nature when it comes to comedy dealing with sensible topics like Shimoneta, Interspecies Reviewers and also the recently aired Nukitashi. Also nice job for mentioning D-Frag!, I completely forgot about that one. There are so many quotable moments in that comedy.
I'll add Nokotan and Grand Blue to my watchlist.

 

[Jelly-filled Donut]

I'll add Nokotan and Grand Blue to my watchlist.

For Grand Blue, I recommend to read the manga instead. It's from the same author as Baka to Test, which is why it immediately clicks with me. The anime suffers a bit from pacing and comedic timing issues (personal opinion), compared to the manga.

As for Nokotan... it reminds me of Nichijou. Y'know, balls-of-the-wall nonsense.