Mitsudomoe

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

Examples include Hoshiiro Girldrop from Poputepipikku or Serious Squadron Gachi Rangers from Mitsudomoe, maybe even the first episode of Osomatsu-san. I suppose that even Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo would count in a certain measure,...I suppose many anime include in-universe anime, but few make of it an entire episode / a longer section of it as a gag, or alternatively change the current anime radically in style/genre to make it seem like nearly a different anime entirely.

Comedy Anime With Great Well Written Characters...

These shows are my all-time favourites that only feature female characters as main casts. Sure, some of them will just boil down to "Cute Girls Doing Cute Things", but don't let that keep you away from watching these and just relax - just settle down on your chair, wet from your swamp ass.
Also, I decided to just include shows with male characters as well, so the title is kinda clickbait, huh? :P

I was not a fan of comedy genre, why? because they did not make me laugh, they were not funny. However, after watching few that actually made me laugh I realize that quality comedy is a rarity, so I'm making this stack (random order) as a reminder of which anime actually made me laugh, it could be most episodes or only a couple of episodes, or simply amusing enough. Also yes, I have tried popular comedy anime like nichijou and gintama, they were not funny and I dropped them. You can use this if you have hard time finding funny anime.

A show with different kinds of toxic protagonists. However, although not in all cases, MCs often get better as the story progresses.

Anime about various twins, including fraternal or triplets, quadruplets, etc. In general, any anime where twins are the main characters, love interest, or at least very important side character. In some shows, the characters are step siblings, but the premise or certain events still position them as sort of "twins".

A stack dedicated to various anime about teachers, from school sitcoms to serious shows about teaching experience.

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.

Zany comedy in a school setting or featuring high schoolers

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.)

Happy Girls Happy Life





Genki 元気（げんき）means lively, full of spirit, energetic, vigorous, vital, spirited​, healthy, fit, the basic energy of the universe that flows through everything.

These animes can make your mood better.

A list of anime containing ecchi elements, but are not tagged as ecchi by MAL. While the ecchi content may not be as prevalent or extreme as officially-tagged ecchi titles, there is still enough to be of interest to fans of the ecchi genre. Many of these register at least 1.5/3 stars on AniDB's "tag-weighting" system for ecchi.
Conversely, those who don't care for ecchi may wish to use this stack for cautionary purposes, as these titles may contain things like pantyshots, revealing outfits, incestuous overtones, oversized/jiggling breasts, swimsuit/lingerie moments, extended bath/shower scenes, lewd dream/fantasy sequences, innuendo, or general fanservice in an otherwise serious/"respectable" show.
Only the first seasons of franchises are listed. Some titles may (eventually) have additional details explaining why I've placed them on the list.

Part 1: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/24838
Part 3: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/26747

Main-main MC unless there are 2 or more who equally share the spotlight. Will not add (yet) those I'm not certain of

A stack of anime with interesting artstyles & character designs that I think stand out from the norm or are just iconic enough to be memorable/recognizable.

These are mostly judged based on the way the characters are drawn, not the animation & coloring of the scenes (but those things are also considered if they really give the show a different feel from that alone)

Not included here are chibi/mini-style anime since they're rather common and not really a stand-out artstyle by now. With some exceptions!