Comedy

Rapid-fire jokes, absurd faces, and physical comedy where characters get hit with massive mallets and walk it off.

Shows dedicated to making fun of other anime, video games, and pop culture tropes.

Toradora!, Horimiya. The dynamic backbone of the genre. Blushes, misunderstandings, and trying to hold hands.

One Punch Man, Mashle. Where the budget is split equally between breathtaking fight choreography and laugh-out-loud punchlines.

Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid. The cozy, relaxing laughs. Nothing too loud, nothing too heavy.

Gamers!, Sket Dance. Avoiding actual classwork to do absolutely ridiculous things in the club room.

Wotakoi, Servant x Service. The relatable pain of dealing with annoying coworkers and terrible bosses.

Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle, Uncle from Another World. Taking dragons and demon lords and making them the butt of the joke.

The Devil is a Part-Timer!, Noragami. Gods, demons, and ghosts who are basically just broke and trying to pay rent.

Gabriel DropOut, Yuru Yuri. The incredibly popular, light-hearted subgenre of pure comedic fluff.

Shimoneta, To LOVE-Ru. The highly suggestive, fan-service-heavy side of the comedic spectrum.

My Ordinary Life, Polar Bear Cafe. Talking animals, chaotic cats, and pure wholesome silliness.

The dynamic catch-all for the hottest, most talked-about laughs dropping episodes this season.