Best Comedy Anime of 1991

Ryo Saeba continues his role as the City Hunter, a "sweeper" who works on Tokyo's streets. He and his partner Kaori Makimura are hired to assist people in desperate situations. When Ryo isn't using his marksmanship to deal with criminals, he sets his sights on pretty women. Kaori keeps him in check with her giant anti-ecchi hammer.

Danpei Ichihgeki is the offspring of Daijurou Ichigeki, a renowned dodgeball player. Mirroring his father, Danpei devotes himself entirely to the sport, and his commitment is evident in every game he plays.

Kinnikuman has earned the right to become the next ruler of Planet Kinniku. However, during the coronation ceremony, five other individuals bearing his name appear, each asserting their claim as the genuine prince. To determine the legitimate heir, a Royal Survivor Tournament is organized. Drawing on the backing of his friends and his newly mastered Ultimate Technique, the Muscle Spark, Kinnikuman battles to secure his rightful place on the throne.

Chitose Fujinomiya is a girl whose life swings between wealth and poverty, yet she maintains her snobbish attitude regardless of her circumstances. After her wealthy father passes away, his debts leave Chitose nearly destitute, resulting in her expulsion from the elite Tokai no Gakuen, also known as City Academy. With only the clothes on her back and Gyopi-chan, a pink goldfish that serves as her sole keepsake from her father, she finds herself with nothing. While wandering aimlessly, she collapses on the campus of Inaka no Chugakko, or Country Jr. High School. This institution is characterized by its cheerful but rugged students, as well as farm animals that frequently wander the grounds and even attend lessons. Although she recovers and enrolls, Chitose is repulsed by the school’s impoverished atmosphere, which is entirely unfamiliar to her.

Patricia and Isabel O'Sullivan arrive at St. Claire, a college for girls, to study and live in their new home. There, they meet Alison, Wella, Catherine, and Doris, who also reside at St. Claire, and join them in team spirit. Together, the girls play games and enjoy themselves for a long time, living in harmony until Winfred appears—a sulky, rude, and antisocial girl who will not hesitate to cause all sorts of trouble for the O'Sullivan twins and their friends.

Agedama is a young boy attending elementary school who deals with the typical challenges of a child his age. Unbeknownst to others, he is secretly a superhero in training known as "Agedaman." Together with Wapuro, his floating computer partner, he battles a criminal organization that has the ability to transform people into various kinds of monsters.

A heartwarming tale follows three little ghosts named There, Here, and Where. Unlike typical spooky spirits, they are cute and playful, much like human children. Though they occasionally startle people by vanishing or flying about, they are cherished as companions to kids. Every episode is made up of two short segments.

Tony, an intelligent young woman also known as Antoinette to her friends, relocates to Paris and begins working as a reporter for the newspaper "La Voix de Paris." With the help of photographer Alain and artist Bricolage, she investigates unsolved crimes and repeatedly crosses paths with the villainous Madame Lapin.

In 2018, a young boy named 21 Emon harbors dreams of becoming a space pilot and exploring the cosmos. As the descendant of a lineage of hotel owners that traces its roots to the Tokugawa shogunate, he finds himself burdened with responsibility. With Earth now a popular tourist destination for visitors from across space, 21 Emon must assist his family’s business to prevent it from going bankrupt.

Matsugorou is a sinister doctor who hatches a scheme to conquer the world by commanding his own robot army. The world's only hope rests with three brothers who form a team known as the Emergency Departure Saver Kids.

Komachi is a little ghost who perished during the Meiji Era and has lingered on Earth as a wandering spirit for more than a hundred years. Komachi appears in the room of a young girl named Anko, and the two become entangled in all kinds of adventures involving other ghosts and demons.

The story follows Holly (also known as Chocola), a ghost who aspires to become a "holly ghost"—a group of monsters dedicated to spreading fear. The holly ghosts are led by a witch named Majoline. With the help of his four new friends, including Candy and Toreppaa, Holly learns what it truly means to be a real holly ghost.

An adaptation of the first series, with different characters and an alternate setting.

The story follows an elementary school boy named Dameo Marude, who fails at nearly everything he attempts, and a robot named Borot, which excels at household tasks.

Fifth-grader Nabeyama Konbu, the child of a chef, stars in a gourmet comedy that attempts to inject a sense of adventure into the hard work of the kitchen. Konbu aids his father in resolving global issues by skillfully applying seasonings, selecting the perfect menu, and satisfying demanding customers.

Originally broadcast as part of the early morning children's slot Hirake! Ponkikki before being compiled for VHS release, this title blends animation with claymation to impart lessons on discipline and morality. The series is adapted from the children's book franchise Ekubo-chan to Buba-chan.