Best Comedy Anime of 2007

Lucky☆Star centers on the everyday experiences of four cute high school girls: the lazy otaku Konata Izumi, the Hiiragi twins—sweet Tsukasa and spicy Kagami—and the intelligent, well-mannered Miyuki Takara. As they navigate school and life beyond, their quirky and lively friendship deepens through humorous observations about the world around them. From Japanese traditions and the nuances of otaku culture to academics and the proper way to prepare and eat various foods, no topic is off-limits for their musings.

Risa Koizumi and Atsushi Ootani are an unlikely pair when it comes to love: Koizumi stands at 172 cm, far taller than the average high school girl, while Ootani is only 156 cm, much shorter than the average guy. Their struggles deepen when the people they have crushes on end up falling for each other, leaving them both comically upset and heartbroken. To add insult to injury, their homeroom teacher dubs them a comedy duo because of their personalities and extreme height difference, and their classmates treat their arguments like comedy sketches. In Lovely★Complex, Koizumi and Ootani support each other in their search for romance and grow into close friends. Beyond their ridiculous banter, they discover they share unexpected similarities in music and fashion tastes. Perhaps there is a hidden chemistry between them—but can love ever blossom for this mismatched pair?

Celebrated as heroes for protecting Tristain, Louise Françoise and her familiar Saito Hiraga face tremendous pressure to safeguard the Kingdom. Across the sea, Albion enjoys a fragile truce, but the newly crowned Queen Henrietta must navigate growing political turmoil and a shadowy villain scheming against her rule. Confronted by persistent threats, Louise and Saito are forced to work together once more. No longer weighed down by her old nickname "Louise the Zero," the young mage now wields Void magic powerful enough to destroy an entire village, yet mastering this ability remains a considerable challenge. As tensions mount, the ideal of selfless loyalty is put to the test, but Louise and Saito remain determined to fulfill their duty until the very end.

Nozomu Itoshiki is a high school teacher so deeply pessimistic that even the tiniest mishap can plunge him into overwhelming despair, with some of these "disasters" even driving him to attempt suicide. Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei is a satirical slice-of-life comedy set in contemporary times, exploring various facets of Japanese life and culture through Nozomu and his interactions with his students: Kiri Komori, a recluse who refuses to leave the school grounds; Abiru Kobushi, a mysterious figure who often shows up to class with severe, unexplained injuries; the excessively optimistic Kafuuka Fuura, Nozomu's complete opposite; and several other unusual girls, each as eccentric as their teacher.

Middle school student Nagasumi Michishio goes to the Seto Inland Sea for his summer break. While swimming at Mio Sun Beach, a sudden leg cramp strikes. Nobody nearby hears his frantic cries for help, and he begins to sink into the ocean, left to drown alone. Just as he loses consciousness, a mermaid appears and rescues him. That night, his savior visits Nagasumi and introduces herself as Sun Seto, a mermaid from a yakuza family. Under mermaid law, if a human learns a mermaid’s identity, the mermaid faces execution. To avoid this grim punishment, the Seto family offers a solution: Nagasumi must marry Sun, or be killed by Gouzaburou, Sun’s father and boss of the Seto clan. With no other choice, Nagasumi accepts the marriage. Now the newlyweds must keep their relationship a secret. Between Gouzaburou’s relentless attempts on Nagasumi’s life and the eccentric behavior of various other antagonists, a genuine and innocent love begins to develop as the pair adjusts to their new life together.

Shinichi Chiaki is an outstanding musician who aspires to perform among the best in Europe. Hailing from a prestigious family, he is a notorious perfectionist—he judges himself harshly and expects the same from others. The one obstacle preventing him from going abroad is his crippling fear of flying, which keeps him stuck in Japan. In his fourth year at the country's leading music academy, Shinichi crosses paths with Megumi Noda, who goes by the nickname Nodame. At first glance, she appears to be a disorganized young woman lacking clear ambition. But when Shinichi hears Nodame play the piano for the first time, he is amazed by the unique music she produces. Still, he is horrified to learn that Nodame lives right next door, and worse, she quickly develops an intense romantic crush on him.

The life of diligent Hayate Ayasaki seems to embody Murphy's Law—everything that can go wrong inevitably does. After his parents rack up a debt exceeding 150 million yen and abandon him, they sell him to the yakuza, forcing Hayate to flee from a grim fate. On that same night, he encounters Nagi Sanzenin, a young girl, and attempts to kidnap her to settle his family's enormous debt. However, due to Hayate's compassionate personality and a series of misunderstandings, Nagi mistakes his actions for a love confession. After he rescues her from actual kidnappers, she hires him as her personal butler, revealing that she belongs to one of Japan's richest families. Though highly capable, Hayate is plagued by the worst possible luck. He immediately begins serving his employer while coping with the countless misfortunes that come his way. Whether managing a mansion, defending against dangerous enemies, or accidentally winning the affections of the women around him, Hayate finds himself overwhelmed in the butler comedy Hayate no Gotoku!

Amu Hinamori is a timid girl who has difficulty making friends because of the rumors at school about her "cool and spicy" personality. She wishes she could show everyone her true self. One day, she wakes up to find three colorful, ornately decorated eggs in her bed. These "Hearts Eggs" each contain a "Guardian Character"—a manifestation of someone's inner self and their dreams. With the help of Ran, Miki, and Su, Amu is now able to express who she really is. However, things don't always go as planned. The sudden appearance of Amu's Guardian Characters draws the attention of the Seiyo Elementary Guardians, a student council-like group where each member has their own Guardian Character. Because she possesses multiple Characters, Amu is brought in as the Guardians' "Joker," tasked with helping them find X Eggs—corrupted versions of Hearts Eggs. As she becomes involved in the Guardians' mission, Amu starts to learn more about these mysterious Characters, the X Eggs, and the organization that seems to be behind it all.

Three sisters live in the Minami household: Haruka, the responsible and hardworking eldest; Kana, the cheerful and scatterbrained middle sister; and Chiaki, the youngest with a brutally honest tongue. Without any adults around, they divide up chores like cooking and laundry while also navigating occasional romantic escapades. Whether they are fighting off persistent laziness or spending time with their friends, every day at the Minami home is full of excitement.

Third-grade teacher Aoki Daisuke never anticipated that his very first class would become one of the greatest challenges of his life. After making a poor first impression with all his students, a single act of kindness immediately persuades one of them, Rin Kokonoe, to turn the unfortunate Aoki-sensei into her beloved. However, what are Rin's true motives for so eagerly attempting to seduce Aoki-sensei, and can Aoki-sensei assist her in confronting them?

Ikuto Touhohin got into an argument with his father and, on impulse, decided to flee home. He boarded a ship intending to go on a vacation, but a massive storm struck, sweeping Ikuto overboard. When he regains consciousness, he finds himself alive on a strange island. It's completely cut off from the outside world, populated only by girls—all beautiful. And there's no electricity, gas, radio, or television; it's as if he's been thrown back into the Stone Age.

Shungo Ninomiya is a typical high school student living with his older sister Ryoko—when she's not off working as a mercenary. His ordinary life is turned upside down when a cute girl named Mayu Tsukimura arrives on his school campus in a military helicopter. Ryoko has sent Mayu and her older brother Mikihiro to live with Shungo. But these new housemates are far from normal: Mayu is a succubus and her brother is an incubus. To make matters worse, Mayu suffers from androphobia, a fear of men. At his sister's request, Shungo must help Mayu overcome this fear. Ryoko's plan involves forcing Mayu to get closer to Shungo through questionable methods, including sharing a bed and bathing together. The situation grows more complicated when student council president Reika Houjou arrives as the Ninomiya family's new maid. She will do everything in her power to sabotage Shungo and Mayu's sexually-charged training. With all these strange arrivals, Shungo's once ordinary life is about to be thrown into complete chaos.

Kojirou, the kendo instructor at Muroe High School, is completely broke. Suddenly, an opportunity presents itself: if his team defeats his senpai's team, the reward will be free meals for an entire year. The only remaining challenge is finding girls who are both skilled enough and willing to join the kendo club.

The Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture—commonly called Genshiken—is now led by a more self-assured Sasahara. Between semesters, the otaku club has seen changes, including a new member named Ogiue, who openly dislikes otaku. Sasahara's ambition to form a doujin circle and sell fan-made magazines at the next Comic Festival comes to fruition, but reality proves to be a harsh taskmaster... one who apparently enjoys crossplay. Following this, the club is stirred by discussions about Tanaka and Ohno's relationship, which tentatively moves forward.

Hiro Hiyorimi throws himself in front of a beautiful young woman to save her from certain death, only to become a dead hero himself. But since the woman he rescued is Hime, the daughter of the King of the Monsters, his “reward” is resurrection as a half‑alive soldier in her honor guard of horror. That means helping her fight off the endless parade of supernatural monstrosities sent by Hime’s siblings, who are trying to climb the ladder of succession by killing her. If dealing with vampires and zombies weren’t bad enough, how does anyone prepare for the truly bizarre ones—like were‑sharks, pandas, and killer dumplings? This is definitely not the afterlife Hiro dreamed of, but the truly sad part is that Hime is the good girl in all of this… or at least as close to good as you can get when you’re on the wrong side of the gates of hell.

College freshman Tadayasu Sawaki has an unusual gift: he can see microorganisms with the naked eye. Sawaki perceives all kinds of microbes, from the fungi that cause athlete's foot to the yeast used in brewing alcohol, and they appear to him as cute chibi creatures. Attending an agricultural university, his ability draws the attention of several professors, most notably Professor Itsuki, who specializes in fermentation. Sawaki begins his studies indifferent to his talent, having chosen an agricultural school in Tokyo. However, with the help of the eccentric community around him, he gradually learns to appreciate both the visible microbes and his own ability. The whimsical cast of professors and classmates at the university almost makes Sawaki seem normal despite his extraordinary sight.

Yako Katsuragi is a celebrated high school detective whose young age belies her impressive track record of solving crimes and bringing culprits to justice. Yet, the true genius behind her agency’s success is her assistant, Neuro Nougami. Neuro is no ordinary human; he is a demon who traveled to the human realm after solving every mystery in the demon world, seeking the ultimate challenge. He feeds on the negative energy humans emit when they commit crimes, using Yako as a front to satisfy his hunger while avoiding detection. In exchange for his assistance, Neuro offers to help Yako uncover the truth behind her father’s death. Together, they tackle case after case, balancing Neuro’s insatiable appetite with the need to keep his supernatural identity hidden.

Set ten years ahead, this recap explores a world where Gods, Demons, and Humans travel freely between their respective realms like overseas tourists, with romance blossoming everywhere. The barriers that once divided them have crumbled, allowing the three races to intermingle, fall in love, and build new families together. Rin Tsuchimi looks back on his past memories, revisiting the significant events that transpired between him and Lisianthus, Nerine, Kaede, Asa, and Primula.

When Shu’s village is assaulted by a mysterious force, he and his companions Jiro and Kluke resolve to protect their home. During the conflict, they encounter the warrior Zola and gain the ability to harness Shadow, a power that allows them to manifest their shadows into formidable beasts. Shu bonds with Blue Dragon, one of the most potent of these creatures, and the group embarks on a quest to vanquish their foe.

Thirteen-year-old Karin Hanazono thinks her life couldn't get any worse. Her parents died when she was young, leaving her with an aunt who frequently calls her stupid and useless because of her bad grades. Her only friend, her cat Shii-chan, recently passed away, leaving her completely alone. The only thing she has left from her parents is a ring her mother gave her, which she treasures as the sole reminder of her past. Kamichama Karin starts when her life finally takes a turn for the better. She's approached by Himeka Kuujou, a cute girl who also lost her parents, and Kazune Kuujou, her cousin who finds girls troublesome. They are searching for a goddess. Her mother's keepsake ring shines brightly in their presence and fills her with its radiance, making her smarter, faster, and able to grant wishes. It turns out that her ring lets her become the very goddess they were looking for, and now that her power has awakened, others will come after her to claim it.

Ten years have passed since the Book of Darkness incident, and Nanoha Takamachi, Fate Testarossa, and Hayate Yagami have graduated from their Earth studies to serve as military mages for the Time-Space Administration Bureau on Midchilda. After their help in quelling a major airport fire goes unacknowledged, Hayate establishes the elite Riot Force 6 to manage public safety threats and dangerous magical artifacts called Lost Logia. The three veterans mentor promising recruits Subaru Nakajima, Teana Lanster, Caro Lu Luce, and Erio Mondial, guiding them through rigorous training as they strive to meet expectations and achieve their personal aspirations. However, the unit faces relentless challenges, from enemies wielding Lost Logia to internal criticism, leaving Riot Force 6 constantly stretched thin in their ongoing missions.

Kaname Okiura attends Prefectoral Umineko Shougyou High, better known as "Umishou," and joined the school's swimming club hoping to learn how to swim. However, the club is full of eccentrics, and none of them can actually teach him. Then a cheerful, carefree girl named Amuro Ninagawa transfers from Okinawa and joins the club. Her astonishing speed underwater and unconventional swimming technique—along with her habit of swimming nude, which naturally attracts the attention of teenage boys—stuns every member. Okiura is especially taken aback because she reminds him of a mermaid-like creature he glimpsed just once in early childhood.

Manami Amamiya transfers to Seioh Private High School, an all-girls institution in the year 2035. Due to a severe drop in the birth rate, many schools are shutting down because they lack enough students, and morale across the board has plummeted—Seioh is no exception. After a series of comedic incidents involving a futuristic scooter and a swim meet, capped off by an uplifting school song performance, Manami becomes student council president. She works alongside the sole other council member, Mika Inamori, as well as three classmates—Mutsuki Uehara, Mei Etoh, and Momoha Odori—on council matters. Following a renovation of the student council room, Manami and her friends set out to organize the upcoming student festival.

Ink Nijihara is a high school student whose crush, Nao Tezuka, barely notices her existence. Her problems are compounded by her short stature. However, after encountering a duck, she transforms into a mahou shoujo and begins teaching Nao English while in disguise.

Doujin Work centers on a young girl named Najimi Osana and her introduction to the world of doujin circles. Her initial draw to becoming a doujin artist comes from witnessing how much money one of her friends earns at a convention. Najimi enjoys drawing, but she soon realizes that this new realm is far more difficult than she anticipated. As she continues attending conventions and meeting new people, Najimi eventually forms a group of very interesting friends. These friends already have experience in the field and assist her along the way so that she can one day build a name for herself in creating doujinshi.

A hundred and seven years ago, the Moon was annihilated in a colossal catastrophe that reduced Earth's former satellite to eighty-one quintillion tons of orbital debris. Super-advanced science managed to save the planet itself, and nowadays hardly anyone gives that century-old calamity much thought. So when teenage Haruka Amami tries out for something called the Idolmaster Project, she believes she is auditioning to become a singing idol. Instead, Haruka finds herself at a clandestine school run by the Mondenkind Agency, living alongside other girls who have also been chosen as candidates to pilot an iDOL—a high-tech robot built specifically to intercept falling lunar fragments. But the people in charge of the Mondenkind Agency are hardly noble saviors. And then there is the lingering question of whether the iDOLs are truly just machines, because almost from the start, Haruka begins to feel emotions resonating from within the iDOL known as Imber.

The Sablum Empire has long sought to conquer the kingdom of Windland, and now they are conspiring with the mercenaries Sister Hell and the Darkness Knight to launch a fresh assault using powerful magical entities known as Angels. Hyaweh, a carefree but gifted swordsman, and Priecia, who may be the lost princess of Windland, enroll at the Knight's Academy in Windland to refine their skills in swordsmanship and sorcery. There, they encounter many friends and allies who can assist them in defending their homeland against the looming invasion.

Sunao Moriyama discovers a peculiar, adorable creature and names it Potemayo. Potemayo begins trailing him everywhere, often perching on his head. The discovery quickly becomes the focus of his class at school. Shortly afterward, another similar creature appears, which one of Sunao's classmates calls Guchuko. Unlike Potemayo, however, Guchuko does not appear to be as friendly.

Chinami Ebihara possesses a peculiar ability to produce electromagnetic waves whenever her emotions become intense. Because this "ability" disrupts anything electronic, she was forced to move between schools frequently during her childhood. Now that Chinami is 18 and transferring to a new school, she once again causes malfunctions in the school's electronic devices. This time, however, another student, Kotaro Kannagi, witnesses her doing this and becomes determined to investigate her "TYPE-E" ability.

In the mid-1800s, fireworks artisan Seikichi Tamaya and his companions attempt to get by in Edo while dealing with the strict morality laws enacted by the severe city councilor, which forbid all indulgences—including fireworks. One day, a peculiar girl arrives at Seikichi's shop with an unusual request: she asks him to create a firework capable of reaching the moon.

A television series featuring the Tachikoma that aired on Animax. In contrast to the earlier "Tachikoma na Hibi," which served as supplementary episodes for the main Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex and 2nd GIG, this special version features longer stories based on various Japanese and Orthodox folklore. It was later re-released on a BD box set containing all the Tachikoma shorts.

Himawari returns with her comedic ninja antics. The follow-up to Himawari picks up the strange and funny escapades of Himawari, Hayato, and her fellow ninja students. The second season explores the histories of Himawari and Hayato. Could new truths come to light? Will Himawari finally uncover her origins and the mysterious ninja who rescued her during her childhood?

The third season of this widely popular series marks the return of Miyuki Kobayakawa, just back from forensic training in the United States, and Natsumi Tsujimoto, who has completed Japanese Self-Defense Force (JSDF) ranger training. The duo resumes active duty at Bokuto Police Department, using both their intellect and physical strength to fight crime, while also getting into various misadventures.

A decade after the great war, tensions are rising in Wellber, a kingdom struggling to maintain peace as conflict with neighboring Sangatras looms. To avert war, King Haidel of Wellber arranges for his daughter, Princess Rita, to marry Prince Guernia of Sangatras. But Rita stabs her intended groom and flees. Enraged, King Ranbahnhof of Sangatras threatens to declare war unless Rita is captured and publicly executed within fourteen days. To prevent the worst outcome, Rita decides to head for the neutral country of Greedom. Meanwhile, a female thief named Tina sneaks into Castle Wellber seeking treasure and happens to witness Rita stabbing Guernia. By coincidence or necessity, Tina learns that the "Wasp Man"—her sworn enemy who murdered her parents—is also in Greedom. Tina agrees to become Rita's bodyguard as they journey toward Greedom. Bearing their fates and destinies, the two meet, depart, and set out on their travels. What awaits them is war or peace, vengeance or death...

This animated spin-off originates from the Densha Otoko (Trainman) television drama. Within that drama, actor Itoh Atsushi portrays the otaku Yamada, whose primary passion is the Mina anime, featuring a cute, busty heroine with floppy rabbit ears and carrots protruding from her behind. Mina itself serves as a character homage that traces back to the Daicon Animation created by GAINAX, which included a similar unnamed bunny girl. Densha Otoko also had an opening sequence containing scenes that appeared in the Daicon Animation.

The well-known tale of Gegege no Kitaro is retold once again. The storyline follows the typical format of the Gegege no Kitaro series. Kitaro is a young boy who lives in the Gegege Forest/Cemetery, a region inhabited by numerous Yokai. He shares his home with his nearly dead father—who continues to exist only as an eyeball—alongside Sunakake Babaa, NekoMusume, and Konaki Jiji. A key difference in this iteration of Kitaro compared to all previous ones is that his hair is brown instead of the standard grayish silver.

The exploits of Putin and Kirenenko, a pair of rabbits imprisoned in Russia, persist as they attempt to flee while evading the terrifying Soviet bunnies hot on their heels.

A decade ago, the evil organization known as the Zakum targeted the World Tree, which maintained global peace and order. Led by humans, the brave Warriors, intelligent Magicians, agile Archers, and sly Thieves united to battle the Zakums. To save itself, the World Tree triggered a self-destruct sequence, leading the other races to falsely blame the humans for its destruction. With their homelands devastated, many survivors fled to Maple Island, believing those who remained would perish. Life on Maple Island has become increasingly difficult, sparking an endless conflict among the various races. Now, ten years later, protagonist Al vows to restore the World Tree and sets out with companions to find its seeds. Meanwhile, the Zakums return...

A year has passed since the Spirit of Dark Power was defeated for the second time, and My Melody and her companions have returned to Mariland. Their peace is shattered when Baku drops a bomb in a flower field, scattering black notes throughout Mariland and the human world. This crisis leads to a high court proceeding that deposes the king. When the next ruler is to be selected, a black note transforms the minister into a Huff-Huff, a remnant of Dar-chan, but My Melody restores him and becomes a candidate for princess. To claim the throne, she must prove herself by converting all black notes into Twinkle Gems to place in her crown. Kuromi, furious at the prospect of losing her chance to become princess, receives a mysterious offer from an enigmatic woman. Kuromi is tasked with collecting Anger Gems to build her crown and rule as the Dark Princess over Mari Land. Both girls head to the human world to gather black notes in their bid for rulership. Unbeknownst to all, the spirit is preparing to rise again, aiming to plunge both Earth and Mariland into eternal darkness.

This is a seinen manga created by Kikuchi Naoe and Yokomi Hirohiko, originally serialized in IKKI. The premise involves a female manga artist who is instructed by her boss to join him and a travel writer on multiple train journeys across Japan, with the goal of creating a manga based on these experiences. However, the twist is that this work is entirely non-fiction—the creator actually undertook all these journeys, and the manga simply documents the events as they occurred, without any embellishment. A small disclaimer at the beginning states, "This is non-fiction, so I apologize for the lack of drama," and indeed, the content mostly revolves around riding trains from one location to another, waiting on platforms, and so on. The travel writer is revealed to be an extreme train otaku with an encyclopedic knowledge of the railway network, but he also micromanages every trip, scheduling every moment down to the second. His primary concern is adhering to the timetable and accomplishing his pre-set objectives—for instance, visiting every station on a line in a deliberately strange order to accommodate infrequent service. Meanwhile, the manga artist has no interest in trains; she is cynical, sarcastic, and somewhat lazy, mainly looking forward to the next eki-ben. He is entirely enthusiastic as long as the schedule is followed, and their inevitable clashes are quite amusing. Despite this, the experience feels authentic—anyone who has traveled by train in Japan will recognize not only the scenery but also the atmosphere and overall feel. The artist does an excellent job with pacing and makes small adjustments to maintain consistent entertainment value. Adding a layer of recursion, some characters who appear in the manga—naturally real people who genuinely showed up—do so because they had actually read earlier episodes of the manga. Additionally, readers can learn about various obscure and intriguing Japanese train lines and stations, some of which are genuinely visually appealing. Yet there is a persistent surreal quality—the trips are all orchestrated by the train otaku (whose goal is to visit all 9,843 stations in Japan), and he treats everything as items on a checklist rather than experiences to savor. One also gains insight into train otaku culture; although the story features only this one individual, that culture remains a constant background element.

In an alternate timeline where Shobu Kirifuda lost his duel against Hakuoh during the Season 1 episode "Just Duel It," a shadowy organization takes an interest in the young duelist's unique talent for manifesting Duel Master creatures into reality. Backed by his friends, Shobu duels with passion, discipline, and heart, driven to follow in his father's footsteps and become the next Kaijudo master.

Second season of Jang Geum's Dream.

Across millions of years, numerous eras have existed—including war, gods, and the future—yet none are as exciting as the current Animation Age! In this RPG-like realm, growing stronger is essential for survival, and leveling up is a necessity. From pacifists to newscasters, from fishing troubles to romance advice, the Animation Age can teach anyone about life inside a game world. Equipped with healing spells, wardrobe changes, and a host of summoned familiars, the characters of Master of Epic do whatever it takes to level up and keep fighting another day.

Strange events are taking place in the Apple Forest. Precious objects are vanishing, items are getting lost, and the prince is missing. Kitty and Mimmy must step up as detectives to solve these mysteries.

After falling through a hole, Kitty and Mimmy arrive in a parallel world that mirrors their own but is populated by humans with transparent wings and pointy ears. Kitty befriends Emily, a supermodel in this alternate realm, and they team up to find the missing Mimmy. Their efforts are complicated by Akuro, a black cat with a nasty disposition.

Three fugitives take refuge in a mountain foothill cabin: Van, the prince of the fallen Revbahaf Kingdom; Kona, his handmaiden; and Sian, his philosopher and tutor. Pursued by enemies, they receive Aaron’s generosity, who provides them meals at the cabin. By assisting Aaron with his daily tasks, the former royals adapt to a simple, peaceful existence instead of seeking vengeance against the neighboring nation that invaded them. Together, they strive to restore the Kingdom of Revbahaf.

The anime Ichigo Ichie draws its inspiration from a line of stationery. That stationery line, created by Mind Wave, revolves around the friendship between two young girls.

A story of the adventures of Robby and Kerobby along with their other friends.

This program adapts short fiction by celebrated science-fiction author Hoshi Shinichi. Each installment combines animation, live-action footage, computer graphics, and other techniques to bring multiple short-short stories to life. The collection includes the pilot episode and all 25 television episodes.

Second season of Pururun! Shizuku-chan.

A stop-motion comedy centered on sugar cube people from the Meiji period. The story revolves around the father Kakuza, who easily gives in to emotion, usually regarding his 37-year-old daughter Touko's latest fiancé seeking his blessing. He fears losing his daughter, even though his late wife's dying wish was to see her become a happy bride. The series had an irregular release schedule, and by the end of its run, its title had changed to Kakugen! Kakuza Tousan.

A surrealist comedy set in a local neighborhood. The original 4-koma series is known for adding new characters each week, with the total exceeding 280 over its serialization. The anime adaptation focuses on the 16 most frequently appearing characters, and each episode consists of three skits or chapters.

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Mameushi-kun follows the farmland adventures of a calf that is as small as a dust speck.

An animated series that aired within the variety program "Fight Tension☆Depart."

These brief segments aired as part of the variety program "Fight Tension☆Depart," which originally included the anime as one of its features. A blonde Russian woman named Olga provides Russian language pointers and comedic cultural observations.

The second season of the Dokan-kun franchise. It aired within the "Fight Tension☆School" variety program.

The second season of Chibinacs with a brand new protagonist.

These shorts were part of the variety show "Fight Tension☆Depart," which originally included the anime as one of its segments. Celeb-chan is a narcissistic elementary school girl who considers herself a celebrity due to her family's immense wealth. She attempts to engage in stereotypical activities of the rich, like launching her own heavy makeup line, pursuing a singing career, rescuing an endangered species, purchasing a teacup poodle, and similar endeavors. The outcomes never turn out as she anticipates.