Sakamoto desu ga?

Although Saiki is an esper and Sakamoto is not, both characters turned out to be surrounded by people who becomes enchanted by their abilities in school and eventually into their personal life. 

Although Handa in reality isn't as great compared to Sakamoto-kun, the two series are focused on how great both characters are and how they're worshiped at school. 

Super funny 

The protagonist of both stories are the central humor to both stories as they're quite oblivious of their actions which is the reason of the comedic episodes of the anime. Both characters are particular perfect while Aoyama-kun is more of a soccer pro, and everyone else around them are full of ideas as to how to interact with them while the character himself stays oblivious. 

A look into an ordinary day of some extraordinary people's lives. As soon as they get up in the morning, absolutely anything goes. 

A new member joins a class and over the course of the show, changes the dynamic entirely. That is the premise of both anime. The main characters of GTO and Sakamoto desu ga? are very similar in their actions and the effects that they have on their classmates and students. They help people with their problems in a comedic and dramatic way, forever changing the lives of the people around them. They turn their enemies into friends and have a knack for swaying people to their sides. The comedy in both anime are two sides of the same coin. The humour in Sakamoto desu ga? is found in the fact that Sakamoto is an unattainable level of cool, and that he turns even the stupidest things into favourable situations for himself. GTO, on the other hand, finds its comedy in Onizuka, who, although very cool in his own way, often ends up making a fool of himself and finding himself as the butt of his own jokes. With similarities in the characters, setting, and even the way their stories unfold, I'm sure if you like one you may well like the other. read more 

Neither anime has an story, its a simple plot. They are both overwhelming cool/strong and this is displayed in all its glory to make us laugh. 

Both are surreal and over-the-top high school comedies with very similar tone and comedic timing. Sakamoto would have fit right in if he transferred to Cromartie High. 

Two high-school anime which follow a male student as he endeavours on comical mishaps. Although Tonari no Seki-kun doesn't follow a perfect student and he seems more quiet and isn't acknowledged by the whole class: Yokoi acknowledges Seki-kun in a similar way that Sakamoto's class see's him. Both of the anime are episodic, however knowledge of the previous episodes is useful while watching the anime. 

the story about people who have unique personalities that different with the other and the setting in school. tanaka is about his listless and sakamoto with his motto " do it with style" for doing anything . both series is funny with their jokes.  

Both very silly, have the same type of humor, have main characters that share a similar type of vibe (as well as side characters), and although the two anime have entirely different plots, they're so in sync, that honestly, the main characters may as well be alternate versions of each other. 

Strange people doing strange things. Both are extremely funny. 

Both shows are school-centered gag shows that place a premium on ridiculous situations and pure comedy. Sakamoto Desu-ga? is more surreal, with elaborate set-ups at times, while Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san focuses more on fast, frequent laughs. 

Similar type of humor. MC is popular in the school and everyone´s obsessed over them.  

Both super funny, though Gekkan Shoujo has more romance 

Both are about a character that can do pretty much everything perfectly. One of them is set in a medieval timeline(oushitsu kyuoshi) and the other one is set in a present timeline, close to ours. 

Similar in story aspects, about characters being introduced, then developed by the very powerful main character helping them out somehow.  

Perhaps less than obvious, I kinda see Sakamoto desu ga? almost like a spiritual successor to Golden Boy. While very different with regards to the personalities of their leads, both shows revolve around an unorthodox "perfect" character whose bizarre behavior belies their capabilities, while interactions with them lead the supporting cast to strive to become better people. Sakamoto is cool, Kintaro is anything but, but their roles to the people around them are similar. 

+ Both has a nearly perfect model student which no one can take down/do bad things for them...because those model students can handle hardships like nothing... + Every episode tries to glorify these model students like heroes of some sort... + Both are set in a highschool full of delinquents... + Both has decent artstyle, comedy style....except there is always salty haters.. + Both MC's [Sakamoto & Medaka ] somehow manages to help supporting characters/antagonists in each episode and are essentially "converted" to befriend them... - Medaka is like superior version of equality officer, and Sakamoto is just lone guy who helps others for no reason = good guys... - Medaka Box has super powers in it, while Sakamoto desu Ga! is just your everyday life at school [ high level of SOL ].  read more 

-Both the series are similarly episodic. -The main characters are perceived as geniuses. -Both shows are hilarious, with a comedy centering around gag antics.  

Both are over the top gag school comedies that also have a deeper side to them that give the characters depth 

Both shows feature a character in a classroom setting that is OP and untouchable. 

Both are comedies with high levels of absurdity 

The series resemble each other in the fact that they are in fact the "opposite" of each other: While "Sakamoto desu ga" tells about a handsome guy who is skilled, cool, stylish and popular, (whilst all what he is doing for it is acting by his nature) anyone who ever tried to ruin it ended up raising his fame, "Watemote" tells about an absolutely uncool, quite dumb, freaky and unpopular girl, who, in contrast, does her best to improve her image - and become popular- with rather naive and witless attempts that, consequently, only make her more laughable. Both are comical slice-of-life shows that center on a single student's school life and his "social status" among his peers. They both lack a single plot line with each episode centering on new occasions in the main character's life.  read more 

It might seem a like a weird comparison but I think both show have things in common. For one, they both use, relatively, more realistic art style then other animes which makes it stands out. They both do an amazing job of making the viewer feel uncomfortable in a variety of moment throughout both shows. They are both comedies but they differ in that prison school is an ecchi show. While Sakamoto is episodic and the comedy draws on the fact that the main character is impenetrable, like Saitama form OPM.  

Both are gag anime that rely heavily on the personalities of the characters. Not much happens in either, but they're both extremely funny and feature the same kind of humour, gag after gag. They're also both school anime, so classrooms and school situations are also prominent. 

Although Master Keaton is not a comedy like Sakamoto desu ga?, these shows have more in common that one may initially think. Sakamoto and Keaton are both intelligent and skilled human beings, who cannot be derailed. They manage to solve all the problems that come their way. Additionally, they are feared and admired by their peers and higher-ups. The only difference is that Master Keaton takes itself seriously.  

Similarities: Both mc are literally just perfect in every single way. Both mc wants to help people around him Also, although misfits of demon king academy doesn't really have a lot of comedy, the stuff that happens are so obscure that it may as well be comedy. Just telling you here that except Saiki K this is probably the closest to sakamoto desu ga you'll get from obscureness and the mc. 

in every episode. Seitokai Yakuindomo always present the same his trademark comedy (especially about 'ecchi'), same like Sakamoto desu ga??  

Both animes are extremely funny. They are both animes about high school life. However, Sakamoto desu ga? is the complete opposite of Baka & Test in the sense that Sakamoto, the protagonist in Sakamot desu ga? is basically the perfect ace student of the school, so perfect that his actions create extremely comical and over-the-top scenes. Whereas the protagonists in Baka & Test are the most idiotic and stupid people in their entire grade, so stupid that their actions create extremely comical and over-the-top scenes.  

Both MCs are pretty much perfect and sought after by other characters. Also, both have side characters that start off disliking MC but are won over by the MC's perfectness. 

Both the characters are experts at everything, with the other characters, such as Kuronuma Aina, being the Teruhashi in Haven't you Heard? I'm Sakamoto.  

The setting of the story are very different, but offers similar sense of humour. Both anime have their characters to use ridiculous techniques to achieve comedic purpose. Both anime don't make sense, and that's the charm. It's like Manzai comedy between the author and viewers.  

Both are silly and comedic anime that utilize a lot of slapstick humour. 

both are set in school a seting. both main charakters are liked by everyone. both are comedy and slice of life. 

I would say that "Sakamoto Desu ga?" is something that would get some laughs similar to "Grand Blue" out of you. They both feature over-the-top characters and the "weird and bizarre" form of comedy. 

These series are much more fun if you don't think about them too hard. They're full of bizarre comedy, ridiculous (yeah, overpowered) protagonists, and most importantly, the best asspulls. Dr. Stone goes with some "scientific" trick to solve it's impossible problems, whereas Sakamoto just does everything with the best finesse. Dr. Stone takes itself somewhat seriously but it's lighthearted and popcorn-y enough that I get a wonderful campy experience akin to Sakamoto's slices of parody. 

If you like anime where the protag is super serious and does absolutely amazing things with a blank face and extra sparkles, look no further. While Sakamoto desu ga? is more about that perfect shojo protagonist in a modern school setting, you'll surely find it very similar in tropes to Mashle. 

Which boss do you want to follow in your entire high school life. The scary one? Or perhaps the cool one? 

Episodic series around the same length that follow cool, levelheaded and badass protagonists who impact the lives of those they encounter through their graceful actions. In "Sakamoto" this person is a reliable classmate who is perfect in every sense of the word, while the main character of Mononoke is an eccentric medicine seller who moonlights as an exorcist. 

both superhuman mc 

Sketch comedies with an outstanding main charatcer who gets attention from everyone around his school and does crazy things. The comedy style is kind of absurd, but feels very fluent. 

Meganebu and Sakamoto both deal with eccentric main characters. Both wear glasses and does ridiculous funny thing. In Sakamoto he is teaching that person a lesson in life. While Meganebu glasses are LIFE. "No Megane No Life" Both have comedy and slice of life.  

The first 30 or so Reborn episodes are very similar to Sakamoto, they feature the same comedy involving high school, delinquents, characters everyone thinks as cool, playing games (like snow fights) with ridiculous twists, they both have nice characters, and even the music in Sakamoto is very similar to Reborn. The difference is that Reborn later gets a serious plot and turns into a battle shonen. 

School gag comedy series set around an eccentric, but broken main character who solves everyday problems brought on by his surroundings. Sakamoto and Saiki are very comparable main characters but with different personalities.  

1 characthers are very carismatic and funny 2 too many refences a other mangas 3 great animes of comedy 4 two charathers are very lucky. 

Both comedies centered around for overpowered male protagonist, who always has nonconformist solutions no matter which surreal arising difficulties he is facing.  

Sakamoto and Ojisan are the complete opposite of each other. Sakamoto is the ultimate Gigachad whereas Ojisan is the ultimate NEET. Somehow both are blind to how people act around them. All their actions are framed in a comedic light, but for different reasons. Comic irony at its finest.  

Both happen in a school, and have over-the-top humor about the characters. The episodes are relatively short. As a character Masaru-san is a lot more like an anti-hero, but always prevails - even when it seems very unlikely! 

Both shows have quirky characters and moments that seem completely random yet, hilarious. Also, both feature characters with black hair that can seemingly do anything.  

Cool headed protag being cool. Everyone is very impressed and/or paralysed with fear and awe. Hilarity ensues. Sakamoto jokes are easier to understand for Western audiences whereas Hoozuki has a lot of cultural references, cult/current event reference, anime references, and puns that translate very poorly. A lot are either missed by translators or left unexplained maybe because they didn't want to fill the screen with TN text. Despite that Hoozuki is the richer of the two with a more interesting setting and side characters that have a little more personality. Both are silly and fun. 

Overpowered MC who catch the attention of the school.. Both school have some delinquent that underestimated the MC at first, but later they show respect to each other like friends. The atmosphere and comedy are somewhat similar, and there is at least one girl who has a romantic feeling to the MC. 

I'm pretty sure many of you have either watched this or have heard of this anime/manga. Both OHSHC and Sakamoto Desu Ga have school settings and lots of comedy. There is also a character in OHSHC that looks just like Sakamoto and shares his "cool-ness". 

Both are comedy anime and are very enjoyable. Both are not to be taken very seriously with their ridiculous plots and characters. Osomatsu-san is a little more crazier with its plots while Sakamoto desu ga? is more slice-of-life. 

In addition to the obvious reason of belonging to the same author, both series have protagonists who parody perfection in a comical and witty way. 

Hilarious, unexpected and over-the-top balanced together perfectly. Just like JoJo/Sakamoto 

Both are really cheesy, but in a good way. I feel like they're both making fun of over the top cliches in anime. Definitely give it a try, it's hilarious. 

Asobi Asobase and Sakamoto Desu ga? have different comedy styles that delivers on laughter from the start. Sakamoto Desu ga? is a parody anime about being cool where the main character is aloof similar to Saitama in One Punch Man. Asobi Asobase is an energetic sketchy comedy with ridiculous takes that avoids being complete nonsense. These anime are so funny that even people who don't care for comedy series will enjoy them.  

Both have a male who is pretty much perfect in every way comedically, even to the point where he's the most popular in school among girls, except in Maid-Sama the lead male actually focuses on one girl.