Comedy Anime List: The Best Funny Series

Comedy Anime List: The Best Funny Series

The titles in bold are the ones I watched and still recommend.

There are many genres of anime that we know, from dramas and suspense to fights. But something that is very popular in anime in general is comedy. Regardless of the anime's style, there is always that funny character or moment in the work. There are also those animes where the story and characters are all a comedy.

Those shows refuse to be one flavor. A samurai odd-jobs sitcom does not laugh like a school romcom, and nonsense gags do not play like black humor. I'll mention synopses in each pocket, then a longer list. I will bold in these lists the animes that I have watched and recommend.

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Cast collage from light popular comedy animes

Gintama — Even though the anime has many episodes, each episode guarantees you a good laugh. The anime tells the story of a samurai and his friends who live to hunt bounties, taking any job to survive. It is very common in the anime to break the fourth wall, and there are many references to other animes.

Barakamon — The main character of the story is a very famous and arrogant Japanese calligrapher. However, after facing a punishment, he is forced to move to a small rural island. Even imagining that he would have some peace in this place, his neighbors and many children are always bothering him.

Nichijou — It is a very simple, peculiar, and funny anime. It tells the daily life of 3 friends who are in their first year of high school with a lot of humor. The anime shows everyday situations, with a bit of exaggeration, making something normal seem crazy and funny.

Most animes have comedy!

Everyday school scene from a light comedy anime

Hataraku Maou-sama! — Have you ever imagined the demon king taking human form and having to work in a fast food restaurant to survive? Seeing himself with no way out, the demon king Maou Satan gives up for now on conquering the world and ends up in a big modern city. There he discovers the hard life, having to work to pay the bills and survive in this world.

Mob Psycho 100 — The story revolves around a very strange and introverted young boy called "Mob". He possesses powerful psychic abilities, which he does not use completely because he believes that if he does, life becomes dull. His goal is to be a normal boy, even though his life is anything but ordinary.

GTO (Great Teacher Onizuka) — One of the less light-hearted in the category, it could sit with the black humor titles. This anime tells the story of a delinquent who becomes a teacher in a class full of hellish students. It is a great anime that even received movies and two TV series. Very funny!

Other animes in the genre:

  • Azumanga Daioh;
  • SKET Dance.
  • Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun.
  • One Punch Man.
  • Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu.
  • Working!!
  • Arakawa Under the Bridge;
  • Seitokai no Ichizon;
  • Minami-ke;
  • Ouran Koukou Host Club;
  • School Rumble;
  • Detroit Metal City;
  • Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt;
  • Sakigake!! Cromartie Koukou;
  • Sakamoto Desu Ga!;
  • Masamune-kun no Revenge;
  • The Disastrous Life of Saiki K;

Animes with Black Humor Comedy

Darker comedy anime artwork with a cynical tone

Shimoneta to Iu Gainen ga Sonzai Shinai Taikutsu na Sekai — The anime takes place in a country where there is a law that prohibits perverted language and actions. Our protagonist named Okuma Tanukichi, upon enrolling in a school, joins the group that is against the country's law.

Blood Lad — Here we have Staz, a vampire who is the boss of a territory in the demon world. He is an otaku, and like a good otaku, he is crazy about everything related to manga, anime, and games. One of his biggest desires is to meet a Japanese girl. One day, a human girl named Fuyumi ends up in the demon world.

Prison School — A strict all-girls high school called Hachimitsu Academy decides to open enrollment for boys. A group of boys, seeking fun and mischief, enters this school. Soon they find themselves in a hostile and authoritarian environment, far from what they thought it would be. Seeing this, the student council decides to set a trap for these boys. (ecchi)

Characters from a black humor comedy anime

Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan — A young man builds a machine that makes all women stop maturing. This keeps them looking childlike, no matter how many years pass. Because of this, angels are sent to the past to prevent the young man from building such a machine. Dokuro, one of the angels sent, decides to revive the young man every time she kills him. These deaths are always impulsive and exaggerated.

Golden Boy — A 25-year-old guy named Kintaro Oe decides to travel around Japan by riding his bicycle. He then drops out of college to take on different jobs wherever he goes. He always gets into various funny and compromising situations regarding women.

NHK ni Youkoso — The anime portrays the failed life of a hikikomori and his struggle to abandon this lifestyle. The anime is captivating and inspiring, helping to understand the problems and fight against them.

Other animes in the genre:

  • Seitokai Yakuindomo (ecchi)
  • Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei
  • Yondemasuyo, Azazel-san
  • Detroit Metal City

Nonsense Comedy Animes

We have already written an article about nonsense comedy animes; you can read it by clicking here.

Absurd gag scene from a nonsense comedy anime

Seto no Hanayome — One of the best comedy animes of all time, which tells the story of a boy who is forced to marry a mermaid who has a super protective father and is the head of the mafia.

Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu — A quite popular nonsensical comedy anime that tells the story of a dumb class in a school that has a hierarchy of classes based on intelligence. The anime is great and has 2 seasons.

Azumanga Daioh — Another anime that tells the school life of crazy people.

Other animes in the genre:

  • Seitokai Yakuindomo
  • Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou
  • Joshiraku;
  • Sora no Otoshimono;
  • Mitsudomoe;
  • Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt;
  • Full Metal Panic Fumoffu;
  • Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita;
  • Haiyore! Nyaruko-san;
  • GTO (Great Teacher Onizuka)
  • Gag Manga Biyori;
  • Yondemasuyo, Azazel-san;
  • Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun
  • Galaxy Angel;
  • Binbougami-ga!;
  • Sayonara Zetsubou-sensei;
  • My Bride is a Mermaid;
  • Tantei Opera Milky Holmes;
  • Kill Me Baby;
  • Kore wa Zombie Desu ka?;
  • Sket Dance;
  • Seitokai no Ichizon;
  • Ouran Koukou Host Club;
  • Arakawa Under The Bridge;
  • Nisemonogatari;
  • Crayon Shinchan;
  • Cromartie High School;
  • Asobi Asobase;

Romantic Comedy Animes

Now let's look at some romantic comedy animes. Remember that we have another article focused on romance animes and another focused on romantic comedy romcom.

Couple from a romantic comedy anime

Zero no Tsukaima — The anime tells the story of Saito, who is summoned by a girl named Louise from a magic school in another world. He ends up becoming her familiar and then a long love story begins.

Kaichou wa Maid-sama! — The anime tells the story of a student council president who is poor and works in a Maid Café. One day, the most popular boy in school falls in love with her and starts to pursue her; the problem is that she hates boys.

Lovely Complex — This romantic comedy tells the story of a tall girl and a short boy who are always fighting and teasing each other. One of the most famous romantic comedy animes of all time. A classic romance!

School romance scene from a comedy anime

Golden Time — A university student named Banri is attracted to a pursuing girl named Kouko. The problem is that in the past he suffered an accident in which he lost his memory. Perfect anime!

Toradora — Tells the story of a cleanliness-obsessed guy who has a scary look and is in love with a girl. He meets a short tsundere who is in love with his friend and is also friends with the girl he likes, thus the two team up to try to get closer to them. Most popular of all time!

Ore Monogatari — A romantic comedy that tells the story of a giant guy who has never been loved, who meets a beautiful girl who falls in love with him. A very peculiar romantic comedy anime!

Other romantic comedy animes:

  • Oregairu;
  • Ore no Imouto ga konnani kawaii wake ga nai;
  • Sakurasou no pet na kanojo;
  • Nisekoi;
  • Haganai;
  • Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun;
  • Nodame Cantabile;
  • Chuunibyou Demo Koi ga Shitai;
  • Ouran High School Host Club;
  • Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun;
  • Special A;
  • Honey And Clover;
  • Fruits Basket;
  • Kaguya-sama: Love Is War;

Newer comedy animes worth catching up on

This list started as a map of older favorites. Comedy did not stop there. These are series that keep coming up when people ask for something that actually makes them laugh now — not a fake ranking, just titles that belong next to Gintama, GTO, and Toradora.

The Disastrous Life of Saiki K — Kusuo Saiki is a psychic who wants a boring high-school life and cannot have one. Classmates, family, and accidental superpowers keep ruining the plan. Deadpan, fast, and easy to start if a 300-episode samurai sitcom feels like a lot.

Kaguya-sama: Love Is War — Two student-council geniuses are in love and too proud to confess, so every conversation turns into a war of schemes. The jokes land because the overacting is the point, not a bug in the romance.

Grand Blue — A college diving club, cheap beer, and abs that get drawn like a joke of their own. If you want a comedy that feels like a chaotic weekend instead of a classroom gag reel, this is the one.

KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! — Kazuma gets dumped into a fantasy world with a useless goddess and a party that keeps making things worse. It is an isekai that laughs at the genre instead of worshipping it.

Spy × Family — A spy, an assassin, and a telepath kid pretend to be a family so each secret can survive. The comedy is in the lies stacking up, not in a laugh track.

Asobi Asobase — Three high-school girls whose idea of fun is mean, stupid, and strangely precise. Short episodes, ugly faces, and playground cruelty with perfect timing.

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Kevin Henrique

Kevin Henrique has written about the Japanese language, culture, anime, games, and travel since founding Suki Desu in 2014. He first visited Japan in 2016.

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