Ishida to Asakura

Ishida to Asakura and Sakigake!! Cromartie Koukou are abnormally hilarious and crazy anime. If you want to get high using legal (anime) drugs, both of them will provide you with a fresh and decent dose. Also, these shows feature rough and serious-looking guys who do or talk about incredibly stupid things. I must say that in my opinion, Cromartie is much more random and funny than Ishida to Asakura, but the later is definitely worth a watch, if you like gag humor and randomness.  

Both have very short episodes, Both Gag animes,Both have their weird moments 

Ishida to Asakura and Kakko Kawaii Sengen! give a small window in the the bizarre lives of 2 unorthodox popular characters at school. With the quick-witted peon replies, fan-club, dirty jokes, and aggressiveness--you'll surely get a laugh from the sheer absurdity. It's an easy investment in these series as they're both only a couple minutes long. 

Gakuen Handsome and Ishida to Asakura are both short comedies that feature some extreme gags and come up with ridiculous scenarios and situations for their characters. Some of the gags are very out there and each show has very similar undertones, if you enjoyed the pacing and hilarity of either show I would recommend the other. 

Ishida to Asakura has a ridiculous level of randomness you could never expect from an anime. It's too random, it's more like Youtube recommended playlist for naked people on drug wearing tinfoil hat backward walking dog while running cat. It's pretty difficult to say that some anime is different from the other with all overhype we have, but this one IS different, and I use that term very sparingly. That term is subjective alright, but if you trust my portfolio and like ridiculously random unexplainable phenomena which breaks all archetype, go watch it. Double J is anothere kind of fun. While not madly random, feature a healthy amount of punny fun time. The show also make fun of usual club-activity setting as seen in K-on like anime too. If you want to take a little break from commonplace setting, this is for you. Too bad, the ridiculously short episodes are never enough to satisfy the hunger of mad fans. read more