Mangaka-san to Assistant-san to The Animation

This is a list of series that I'd classify as "moderate" H&E.

This label doesn't communicate any specific content of the series themselves - they're not "moderate" in terms of ecchi content - but moreso that these series tend to lay in the middleground between traditional and progressive sensibilities. They can feature many pronounced traditional H&E elements, while having key components be portrayed in a way that could be labeled as progressive, or vice versa.

These are your centrists on the spectrum. They don't radically depart from the norm in any way, nor do they fit the mold of a traditional H&E. They're tweeners.

Comedy series that don't take themselves seriously and/or have plenty of absurd, whimsical humor. Only anime that I have seen.

Title explains itself.I hate romance.I said comedy but sometimes it can get serious like in some Gintama arcs but other than that they are very hilarous imo. Also if you don't like ecchi just search a bit on the net.I think you can find your answers there.

A list of Romance/School focused animes. There are also some comedy animes, besides some drama but not a heavy one.

I wrote a note in every anime I've watched.

Check the other rom-com stacks for more recommendations.

Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/3212
Part 3: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/3214

Anime that centers around a character's job.

Anime that focus on bizarre jobs(e.g. Ishuzoku Reviewers) or anime that aren't focused primarily on a character's job and relations with co-workers(e.g. Hataraku Maou-Sama!) are excluded.

As said in the title Comedy is subjective, therefore, it's always difficult to recommend a comedy to a large group of people because everyone has different tastes.

As such, in this list, I tried to include a large variety of different types of comedies so that at least some would fit your interests. I'll add what kind of comedy the show focuses on most so you can have an idea of what to expect.

All these shows were really fun to watch and got me laughing during the course of the show. At the very least, they were entertaining to watch in between more darker/serious shows.

And 261-339. Neat. Going at this pace, only 2 more. Heh, if we're only talking about my completed list.

First part: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/18851
Second part: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/18950
(Woah, only 24 minutes made apart and already separated by 99 other interest stacks. Cool.)

animes about productions and creations of media content (Mangas, Animes, Movies, etc.)

Anime with short episode length part 2.

Little insight into anime and manga industry.

Sometimes in large and very realistic way, sometimes smaller and less realistic.

list of animes that are usually 15 minutes short with some lewd jokes.

these are the one that I remember for now...

feel free to suggest more if you know of some.

The stupidest list you'll see today XD

Others:
-Sachiku-san wa Youjo Yuurei ni Iyasaretai
-Ganbare Douki-chan

Anime that have Japanese honorifics in the main title.

Honorifics Include: ちゃん/-chan, くん/-kun , お, ご/o-, go-, さん/-san, さま/-sama, し/shi

[Source: https://www.busuu.com/en/japanese/honorifics]



*****PART ONE LINK: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/33758

These are the ecchi anime I've watched that have a male MC that doesn't fit into either of the following tropes:

Bland-looking MCs that are afraid to action and have no real personality

MCs that are nothing but blatant perverts

The Main Characters on this list vary on their uniqueness, but my standards are pretty low for what constitutes as a 'unique' character, since so many are bland af

Note (Anime with multiple seasons will only be represented by the first season)

Some of these may be inaccurate, as a lot of these I watched years ago.

The Arts are made up of three types: Performing Arts (Music, Dance, Theater, Cosplaying, Acting, etc.), Visual Arts (Painting, Drawing, Film Making, Animation, Video Game Creation, Photography, etc.) and Literary Arts (Novel/Light Novel Writing, Manga/Doujin Writing, Lyric Writing, Journalism, Magazines, Editing, Dictionary Writing, Ghost Writing, etc.). While Performing Arts and Visual Arts have tags on MyAnimeList, Literary Arts do not, so this interest stack is rectifying that. Literary Arts have a long history with anime like the other two art forms, so this includes a wide variety of them. It may also include some that are about being passionate for literature rather than writing itself. Some series are excluded if they lean more towards Performing Arts or Visual Arts than Literary Arts, such as Kodocha, Saekano or The Pet Girl of Sakurasou. While some series may have major characters who are novelists, it needs to have Literary Arts be an important aspect of the plot in order for it to be included. Also, there will only be one series per franchise for the sake of variety.