Best Comedy Anime of 2011

The narrative centers on the daily shenanigans of three high school girls and childhood friends: Mio Naganohara, Yuuko Aioi, and Mai Minakami. Their routines soon collide with those of the young prodigy Hakase Shinonome, her robotic caretaker Nano, and their feline companion Sakamoto. Each day brings these six characters, along with the surrounding cast, through a blend of mundane tranquility and absolute absurdity. From simple activities like commuting to school to bizarre events such as getting pecked by a sentient crow or witnessing the headmaster suplex a deer, these moments define the wildly unconventional yet ordinary existence portrayed in Nichijou.

Transferring to a new school, Kodaka Hasegawa wants to make a positive first impression and find friends. However, his blond hair and intimidating looks cause everyone to assume he is a violent troublemaker. After a month, he remains alone because of this false reputation. His situation changes when he meets Yozora Mikazuki, another social outcast, talking to an imaginary friend in an empty classroom. Connecting over their mutual isolation, they create the Neighbor's Club with the goal of helping members acquire social abilities and fit into society. With the arrival of eroge fan Sena Kashiwazaki and other unconventional misfits, Kodaka thinks he has finally discovered the nakama he longed for among these amusing oddballs.

Japan created the Infinite Stratos, a powered exoskeleton that only women can pilot, and its immense destructive power led to a global treaty banning its military use. When fifteen-year-old Ichika Orimura is discovered to be the only male capable of operating an IS, he is forced to attend the Infinite Stratos Academy—an all-girls boarding school where students train as IS pilots. There, Ichika reunites with childhood friends Houki Shinonono and Lingyin Huang, and also grows close to Cecilia Alcott, the representative of the United Kingdom. Under the strict supervision of Chifuyu Orimura, his older sister and their homeroom teacher, Ichika and his female classmates must use their abilities to defend themselves and their school from the dangers that arise during their exciting school life.

High school sophomore Ayumu Aikawa ends up dead after investigating a suspicious house, then regains consciousness next to a strange girl in armor named Eucliwood Hellscythe. She reveals she is a necromancer who revived him, making him a zombie. Now immortal, Ayumu sets out to find his killer. While scouring a cemetery, he stumbles upon Haruna, a boisterous girl in a magical girl costume who is fighting a bear with a chainsaw. After she wins, she attempts to erase Ayumu's memory, but instead he drains her magical power. Robbed of her abilities, Haruna forces Ayumu to take over her job of hunting Megalo, dangerous beings that threaten the human world. The series follows the everyday mayhem of Ayumu, now a zombie, navigating an absurd new reality where the supernatural is simply routine.

Ishiyama High is an institution filled entirely with delinquents, where constant violence and a lack of law are standard. Despite this chaos, there is one rule everyone respects: do not provoke first-year student Tatsumi Oga, known as the school’s fiercest fighter. One day, while resting by a river, Oga finds a man drifting downstream. After pulling the man from the water, he splits open to reveal an infant who crawls onto Oga’s back and instantly bonds with him. Unaware of the truth, Oga has picked up Kaiser de Emperana Beelzebub IV, or "Baby Beel," the son of the Demon Lord. On top of being tasked with raising the future ruler of the underworld, Oga must deal with Hildegard, Beel’s demonic maid. Together, they try to care for the infant, but amidst a backdrop of violent juveniles and supernatural abilities, the job proves far more difficult than they expected.

A year after disappearing, Shinpachi Shimura comes back to Edo, only to find his fellow Yorozuya members, Gintoki and Kagura, acting like total strangers. Panicked by this confusion, he flees the headquarters and realizes that everyone in the city has undergone bizarre changes in both looks and personality. The most unbelievable twist is that his sister Otae is now married to the Shinsengumi chief and persistent stalker Isao Kondou and is expecting their first baby. Confused but compelled by Otae and Kondou, Shinpachi joins the Shinsengumi, where he uncovers even more shocking alterations within the group. When he learns that Vice Chief Toushirou Hijikata has stayed exactly the same, he teams up with the unchanging officer to restore Edo to its former state. Continuing with its signature mix of crude humor, witty parodies, and cheeky references, Gintama' takes the Yorozuya crew through another series of chaotic adventures in the lively, alien-infused setting of Edo.

Kinjirou Sakamachi has grown up with a mother and sister who are devoted to professional wrestling, resulting in a body tough enough to endure brutal punches, aggressive kicks, and even impacts from cars to survive their moves. Despite his physical strength, he suffers from severe gynophobia—a paralyzing fear of women. Any contact with a female causes his nose to bleed, profuse sweating, and occasional fainting. His life changes drastically after a restroom encounter where he discovers that Subaru Konoe, the school's most popular student and butler to principal's daughter Kanade Suzutsuki, is actually a girl. Startled, Subaru attacks Kinjirou, knocking him unconscious. When he wakes, Kanade offers to help cure his phobia in exchange for keeping her butler's secret.

Keima Katsuragi, known as the "God of Conquest," resumes his mission to drive out runaway spirits that have taken hold of women's hearts. Still bound by his contract with the demon Elsie, he must apply the expertise gained from mastering countless dating simulators to eliminate the phantoms within by winning over the very thing he despises most: real-world girls. But the God of Conquest faces a tough challenge. Between exorcising a karate practitioner, a student teacher, and the arrival of Elsie's best friend from Hell, he encounters a diverse range of girls that will test his cleverness and may even catch him off guard. Though he would far prefer to remain in the realm of 2D, he is trapped in this lousy reality, so Keima must press on with his conquest of love.

To fight the surge in crime, Japan founded Tokyo Butei High, a top school where armed detectives known as Butei train as elite law enforcers, operating like mercenaries. Kinji Tooyama, a blunt and withdrawn sophomore, once belonged to the aggressive Assault Division but left it. He now lives a calm life studying logistics to conceal his powerful yet embarrassing special ability. His peaceful routine ends when the infamous Butei Killer targets him. During the turmoil, he meets Aria Holmes Kanzaki, an outspoken and highly ranked prodigy who saves him and demands he become her partner, having seen his true skills.

The misfits of Class F are back for more chaotic adventures! This time, instead of desperately battling the elite students of Class A for better amenities, they face a different set of problems. While the girls constantly compete for the boys' attention, Akihisa Yoshii and Yuuji Sakamoto find themselves blackmailed by a stalker who threatens to expose their most embarrassing secrets to the entire school. To make matters worse, everyone's avatar begins acting strangely. Packed with more nosebleeds and eye-pokes, the boys of Class F must join forces to uncover the stalker's identity and navigate the mishaps that come with love among fools.

Akito Takagi and Moritaka Mashiro, who work together under the pen name Muto Ashirogi, have achieved the serialization of their new manga "Detective Trap," bringing them closer to their goal of becoming famous mangaka. For Mashiro, this is only the beginning—he made a promise to marry his childhood friend and aspiring voice actress Azuki Miho once his work receives an anime adaptation, so he must keep pushing Ashirogi's series to gain popularity. A fierce group of talented rivals surrounds them, including the wild genius Eiji Niizuma, the elegant student Yuriko Aoki and her older admirer and partner Takurou Nakai, the lazy prodigy Kazuya Hiramaru, and the abrasive artist Shinta Fukuda. These mangaka both support and compete against Muto Ashirogi in the race to create the next major hit. While adapting to their new, young, and seemingly inexperienced editor, the duo works hard to maintain their current serialization, climb to the top of Shounen Jack, and ultimately secure an anime adaptation for their manga. With new rivals and allies, Bakuman. 2nd Season follows Takagi and Mashiro's uplifting journey of dedication and youthful romance.

Graduation is approaching for the original members of the Light Music Club. With only a few weeks of high school left, the girls decide to make the most of their remaining time and organize a trip overseas. Many locations are proposed—Hawaii, New York, Dubai—but with a little guidance from the club's beloved pet turtle, Ton-chan, London is chosen as the destination for their next adventure. Yui Hirasawa, Mio Akiyama, Tsumugi Kotobuki, Ritsu Tainaka, and Azusa Nakano will explore famous sights, perform live music for Londoners, and sample a variety of tasty food, all while stumbling from one place to another in their usual clumsy fashion. However, the fun cannot last forever, as heartfelt songs and farewells await when their high school days come to an end. One thing remains certain, though: the unbreakable bonds these girls have formed will endure long after the final scene fades.

After finishing elementary school apart from her childhood friends, first-year student Akari Akaza finally reunites with second-years Yui Funami and Kyouko Toshinou at their all-girls middle school. During their first year, Yui and Kyouko founded the "Amusement Club," which took over the space previously used by the now-defunct Tea Club. Soon after Akari joins, a classmate named Chinatsu Yoshikawa visits, thinking the club is still the Tea Club. After the trio explains that the Tea Club has been disbanded, they convince Chinatsu to join the Amusement Club, a group focused solely on keeping its members entertained. Adapted from Namori's slice-of-life manga, Yuru Yuri is a quirky comedy about a group of girls who spend their time drinking tea and doting on each other, all while completely overlooking the supposed protagonist, Akari, amid their chaos.

Supermarkets are essential to city life, providing families with a safe and convenient place to buy groceries. However, the atmosphere changes completely when evening half-price sales start on unsold bento boxes. In an instant, politeness disappears, replaced by fierce battles where allies become enemies, each struggling for dignity and a meal. The aisles are no longer full of shoppers, but of Wolves and Dogs—the winners and the losers. High school student You Satou is thrown into this chaotic world after accidentally stumbling into the battlefield. Instead of running from the nightly fights, he wants to join in. Seeing Satou’s total lack of fighting skill, Wolf Sen Yarizui, an older student, brings him and Hana Oshiroi, an eager onlooker, into her Half-Priced Food Lovers Club. Through their training, they learn the real meaning of fighting to secure their food.

The samurai play a vital role in Japan's history, and having any link to them is one of the most inspiring things a high school student could wish for. Kawakami City is famous for its many citizens with samurai ancestry, and the city is filled with an atmosphere of fighting spirit, loyalty, and hard work. At Kawakami Academy, students like Yamato Naoe use this heritage every day, whether studying for exams, taking part in sports events, or making sure their traditions are well preserved. Yamato and his six closest friends—three boys and three girls—create the perfect team for friendship, rivalry, and motivation. But even samurai have their flaws. Although the group's balance and long-standing friendship have remained unchanged for ages, things start to get much more interesting when two new girls join them. Now they not only have to maintain what they see as the samurai tradition, but they also have to do so with plenty of "distractions."

Makoto Niwa keeps a meticulous tally of the positive and negative youthful experiences he accrues, as though grading his own life. When his parents move overseas, he relocates to a new town to stay with his aunt, embracing the change and anticipating a fresh start. However, as ordinary as he had imagined his adolescence would be, he never factored in the existence of a mysterious long-lost cousin. Upon arriving at his aunt's home, he discovers the cousin he never knew about: Erio Touwa. Though she is Makoto's age, she could not be more different: Erio chooses to spend all day wrapped in a futon rather than attend school. She even claims to be an alien, and with a speech pattern and personality to match, any hope of Makoto's dreamed-of normal life is immediately dashed. As he encounters a series of other eccentric girls in the town, Makoto must confront the possibility of seeing his youth points in the red. Yet he might be surprised by just how exciting an abnormal youth can be.

The chaotic fun at Wagnaria continues as even more ridiculous situations unfold, bonds between coworkers grow stronger, and new emotions come to light. Alongside Souta Takanashi and his oddball colleagues, fresh eccentric figures join the family restaurant: Haruna, Hyougo Otoo's long-missing wife, who has a tendency to get completely lost while traveling through the sewers; Kirio Yamada, Aoi's older brother, who can endure Mahiru Inami's brutal punches without flinching; and the twins Youhei and Mitsuki Mashiba, juniors of Kyouko Shirafuji who constantly clash with each other. Absurdity, romance, and laughter are all served up at the Wagnaria family restaurant!

At Kaimei High School, a unique club exists solely to aid others—the SKET Brigade. The group's intellectual core is Kazuyoshi "Switch" Usui, a tech-savvy otaku who communicates through speech synthesis software. The physical strength comes from Hime "Himeko" Onizuka, the hockey stick-wielding girl previously called "Onihime." Finally, their leader is Yuusuke "Bossun" Fujisaki, whose hidden ability activates when he puts on his goggles, granting him immense focus. Yet most of the student body views them merely as the club that takes on odd requests. They often spend their days idling in the clubroom, but when a task arises, they throw themselves into helping others—usually in sincere yet unintentionally funny ways. The SKET Brigade does everything possible to offer support, kindness, encouragement, and problem-solving to any student bold enough to seek their aid.

In the city of Stern Bild, individuals with special abilities are known as NEXT, who may use their powers for either heroism or villainy. A select group of NEXT appear regularly on Hero TV, chasing criminals to bring attention to their sponsors and earn Hero Points, all while competing to become the next King of Heroes. Kotetsu T. Kaburagi, also called "Wild Tiger," is a veteran hero whose performance has recently declined, partly because of his difficulty cooperating with other heroes. After a lackluster season where most of his peers far outperformed him, Tiger is partnered with a new hero who goes by his real name—Barnaby Brooks Jr. Barnaby, nicknamed "Bunny" by his carefree partner, wastes no time making it clear that the two could not be more opposite. Even though they mix like oil and water, Tiger and Bunny must learn to work together, both for their careers and to confront the growing dangers lurking within Stern Bild.

Haruka Nanami, a budding composer from the countryside, dreams of writing songs for her favorite idol, Hayato Ichinose. To make this ambition a reality, she enrolls at Saotome Academy, a prestigious vocational school focused on the performing arts. Once she arrives, Haruka discovers that every staff member, even the headmaster, works as either an idol, composer, or poet. What's more, she finds herself among exceptionally talented future idols and composers, and the rivalry between students is intense. With the chance to be scouted by the Shining Agency after graduation, the stakes couldn't be higher. As she pursues her goal at the academy, a series of events one fateful night leads Haruka to a mysterious man standing under the moonlight—and he looks strangely familiar...

Kazuma Hoshino is getting ready for a new chapter in his teenage life. Because his younger brother Ayumu has always had weaker health, their parents decided it would be best for the family to leave the city and move to a more rural area. The two brothers head to the Yorozuyo Inn, where they will stay until their parents finish handling matters back in the city and set up their new home. Their arrival at the inn does not go smoothly. They take the wrong bus, end up lost in the middle of nowhere, a wild monkey steals Ayumu's hat, and Kazuma gets lost in the woods while chasing the animal. This leads to a chance meeting with a lively young girl named Ui, whom Kazuma accidentally falls onto and kisses as she tries to guide him back to the bus stop. Ui's friend Ibuki is not happy about this and quickly kicks Kazuma, sending him on his way. To Kazuma's continued dismay, his bad luck persists at the inn, thanks to the landlady Senka and her slightly perverted sense of humor, and he later discovers that two of his classmates are the very girls he embarrassed himself in front of back in the woods. Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi follows Kazuma as he adjusts to his new school, deals with the multiple women who have entered his life, provides emotional support for his younger brother, and copes with living under his new landlady's roof. Yet, for some reason, something about this place stirs whispers of the past in Kazuma's mind—brief flashes to a more innocent time and a long-forgotten friendship. What could this déjà vu mean?

Based on the light novel series by Minase Hazuki, this story blends love, action, and comedy. High school student Yachi Haruaki possesses a natural resistance to curses. When his father sends him a mysterious black cube, Haruaki discovers a naked girl named Fear in his kitchen. She is the human incarnation of that cursed cube, which is actually a torture device. Using her unique powers, Fear joins Haruaki in battling other cursed items and their wielders.

765 Production Studio oversees the unique talents of 13 professional idols as they gradually climb their way to the top and achieve nationwide fame. However, the girls' journey is far from simple enjoyment: hard work, sweat, and tears are essential requirements for success in this industry—and for 765 Pro specifically, they must keep a vigilant eye on their rival, the notorious 961 Production. As the girls' popularity increases, their time together as a family decreases, and the very fame they sought now risks tearing them apart. They must find a delicate balance between work and bonding, or they may end up going their separate ways. The personal and professional challenges these idols face cannot be overcome alone, but with each other's loving support, any obstacle or hardship can be conquered!

Young princess Astarotte "Lotte" Ygvar is a succubus, a being that depends on men's life essence to survive, restore her magical power, and carry on the royal bloodline of the magical realm. As such, succubi must maintain a harem of men nearby. However, Lotte holds a strong aversion to men, which will endanger her life when she comes of age. To persuade her to accept her responsibilities, her attendant Judith Snorrevik ventures into the human world to find a male human that Lotte can stand. Judith brings back Naoya Touhara, a 23-year-old single father who unfortunately leaves his daughter Asuha behind in the human realm. As the first member of Lotte's harem, Naoya quickly adjusts to his new surroundings, focusing on serving the princess to make her happy rather than viewing her with any sexual interest. Unfortunately, when his daughter is permitted to come to the magical realm, Naoya's relationship with Lotte quickly deteriorates. Still, he works hard to mend their bond. But soon it becomes evident that Naoya's arrival in the magical realm is no mere coincidence. As his connection with Lotte deepens, fate begins to weave together the ties that bind him and everyone else in this enchanting world.

In a world where hamburgers sprout from the earth like four-leaf clovers, ice cream carves out entire mountain ranges, and warm mac and cheese simmers inside volcanic craters, the landscape is filled with extraordinary natural delicacies. This era of culinary wonder is known as the Gourmet Age, a golden time for exploration. Both ordinary citizens and chefs dream of tasting and crafting the most exquisite dishes, while adventurers called Gourmet Hunters dedicate themselves to tracking down rare and delicious ingredients. Among them, the wild and passionate Gourmet Hunter Toriko stands out with his unique abilities, having discovered 2% of all known ingredients. Alongside his friend Komatsu, a highly skilled chef employed at a five-star hotel, Toriko embarks on a quest to complete his Full Course Menu of Life. However, the path is fraught with challenges: to obtain the most delectable ingredients, Toriko must overcome deadly monsters, sinister organizations, and even the very essence of food itself.

Taito has been experiencing excessive drowsiness, and repeatedly dreams about a vampire woman who claims she has injected him with her "poison." Occasionally, he even believes he can hear her voice while awake. However, after miraculously surviving a fatal accident, Taito's life is completely transformed, and he comes to understand that his dreams hold more truth than he initially believed.

After regaining her squid-like powers, Ika Musume intends to resume her self-assigned quest to wipe out humanity. Yet, her laid-back job as a waitress at the Lemon beach house leaves her prone to idling during her free time! Additionally, she is burdened with various issues, including being chased by a gang of alien-obsessed people and attracting the attention of a deranged girl. Continuing from where the first season ended, Shinryaku!? Ika Musume chronicles the comedic daily life of Ika Musume as she schemes her next assault on the surface world.

Forgetful and easygoing Run Momoki has been close friends with Tooru Ichii since they were kids. Even though Run is a year older, her laid-back nature and attention from boys constantly frustrate the overly protective Tooru. Making things more complicated, when Tooru applies to the same high school as Run, she discovers that their duo has expanded into a group of four. Their new friends—Nagisa Tennouji and Yuuko Nishi—are Run's classmates, and in Tooru's view, they have to earn her trust. As a fresh high school year starts, the girls juggle their friendship alongside the exciting opportunities of school life.

Yukitaka Tsutsui, a high school student from Tokyo, relocates to Yamagata Prefecture on a baseball scholarship after attending Japan’s premier middle school for the sport, drawing great excitement from the local residents. Upon arriving at his new apartment, however, he finds a stranger casually wearing his clothes and reading his materials. This individual introduces himself as Baka Ki El Dogra, the crown prince of Dogra, claiming to be an alien whose ship crashed on Earth with no other place to go. In reality, he is merely one of many extraterrestrials who have settled on the planet. Despite his royal lineage, the prince is notorious across the galaxy for his extreme foolishness, showing no hesitation in bothering others for his own entertainment. Whether he conducts absurd experiments on his subordinates, grants bizarre abilities to random children, or simply acts as a general nuisance, everyone is vulnerable to the idiot prince’s chaotic behavior.

Second-year middle school student Nao Takanashi has an intense brother complex for her older brother Shuusuke, desiring him to view her as a woman. She makes daily advances toward him, which often results in Shuusuke giving in and further encouraging her teasing. While disposing of porn magazines from Shuusuke's room, Nao discovers a photo album filled with his childhood pictures—none of which include her. After learning the truth about her family relationships, Nao grows even more affectionate toward Shuusuke. However, her dreams of having her brother all to herself are soon threatened.

The story centers on Taketo Akutagawa, a student at Inspiration Academy Private High School, an institution for prodigies. Taketo is a talented novelist who writes erotic fiction. Despite the negative views many people have of him, he strives to become the top student in his class and gain recognition as the world's greatest writer.

Haneda Takashi harbors a secret he must keep to himself. He had intended to flee his mundane school life by escaping into another world, but certain emotional bonds pull him back. Among these are his socially awkward younger sister Kobato and his inattentive girlfriend Watarai Asuka. Chitose Shuusuke lives as a destitute moocher, spending his days juggling multiple part-time jobs. One day, he has a calamitous first meeting with Tamaizumi Hiyoko. Upon their next encounter, Shuusuke realizes they are coworkers at his part-time workplace. Narita Hayato fancies himself a "hard-boiled" individual, unfazed by grueling labor. He avoids ordinary social interaction, yet at night he gathers with troublemakers and other nocturnal figures. On one such night, he encounters the cheerful and unaware Otori Naru. The connections these three young men form with these girls will profoundly impact their lives. But what, precisely, is the bond that ties these young men to one another?

During the Edo period of Japan, a warrior clan emerged with a highly specialized magical ability. This group, called the Manyuu, possessed a technique that allowed them to deliver a sword strike capable of reducing the size of a woman's breasts. While such an ability may seem trivial for controlling a nation, in the world of Manyuu Hikenchou, the size of a woman's chest determines her social standing, wealth, fame, and influence. Within the Manyuu clan, great concern has risen over the actions of their chosen successor, Chifusa. Repulsed by the breast-obsessed society the Manyuu have built and sustained, Chifusa has abandoned the clan and taken the sacred scroll containing their methods for enlarging and shrinking breasts. But Chifusa does not stand entirely alone. Her fellow warrior, Kaede, shares her sympathies—a loyalty that could put Kaede in serious jeopardy. Hunted by the very clan that raised her, Chifusa must protect both her own life and Kaede's while striving to reverse the harm their clan has inflicted on the land. Along her journey, Chifusa will uncover a hidden power that surpasses her training, one that could help reshape the world she aims to bring equality to.

Akutabe is a detective who calls upon devils to resolve the problems brought by his clients. One day, a low-ranking devil named Azazel Atsushi gets summoned by Akutabe and is treated roughly by both him and his assistant Rinko.

Subaru Hasegawa dreams of becoming an elite basketball superstar, but his plans are derailed when his school's basketball team suspends activities for a full year. Stunned by this development, he decides to step away from the sport entirely. His aunt, Mihoshi Takamura, later asks him to coach the Keishin Academy girls’ basketball team, and he reluctantly accepts. There, he meets fifth graders Tomoka Minato, Maho Misawa, Airi Kashii, Hinata Hakamada, and Saki Nagatsuki. He begins training them with a single objective: to defeat every strong opponent they encounter. Ro-Kyu-Bu! follows the journey of five elementary school girls and their coach as they refine their adorable approach to playing basketball.

Kanako Miyamae enrolled at an all-girls school expecting to discover true love, but instead encountered the gorgeous Mariya Shidou—a seemingly flawless classmate she met on day one. However, Mariya has a hidden flaw: he is actually a boy who dresses as a girl. After Kanako uncovered this secret and ended up forced to share a room with him, her life turned into a string of unfortunate events. All she wants is to find her ideal girlfriend, a goal made nearly impossible by the constant interference of the cruel Mariya and his sharp-tongued maid, Matsurika Shinouji. Maria†Holic Alive picks up Kanako’s story as she continues to cope with living alongside Mariya, still chasing true love while surviving the chaos of high school.

Adapted from the guidebook 30-sai no Hoken Taiiku (Health and Physical Education for 30-Year-Olds) by Mitsuba and Ichijinsha, this story targets thirty-something men who have never had romantic or sexual encounters with women. Imagawa Hayao is a thirty-year-old virgin bachelor. A cupid arrives from heaven with the sole mission of ensuring he loses his virginity. This leads to a wholesome romance between a thirty-year-old single man and a thirty-year-old single woman.

Yoshino Hide is an ordinary girl who constantly attracts trouble. Seeking good luck for an upcoming exam, she visits a local shrine and notices a strange blue light emanating from within. Curious, she peers inside to see a mysterious figure casting a spell. Bad luck strikes when she trips on a small bell, crashing into the shrine just as the stranger catches her. This collision causes the magic to spiral out of control, transporting Yoshino back to the Sengoku Era. There, she meets Akechi Mitsuhide and Oda Nobunaga. However, Yoshino discovers that history has been altered, as every person in this world is female. She resolves to assist Oda Nobunaga in locating the legendary Crimson Armor, an artifact rumored to grant its wearer the power to conquer all of Japan.

Satoshi Yabe has become accustomed to his role as the homeroom teacher for class 6-3. Since his arrival, the Marui triplets have subjected him to a constant barrage of antics. Through these chaotic interactions, Yabe and the sisters grow to understand one another better. As they continue their final year of elementary school, the triplets and their classmates remain ever-ready to cause trouble and play pranks on each other.

Nanako Matsutaka is an ordinary university student who ends up taking an Abnormal Physiology seminar. As she struggles to maintain her sanity, the eccentric behavior of her classmates begins to warp her own personality.

The Howard Resort Hotel is an entertainment complex drawing visitors from across the globe seeking enormous fortunes. Within its casino works the beautiful female dealer Rio Rollins, widely renowned as the "Goddess of Victory." To draw closer to her mother—one of history's greatest dealers—she competes to collect the legendary cards known as "gates." Anyone who gathers all thirteen gate cards receives the title MVCD (Most Valuable Casino Dealer), marking them as a top-level dealer. Set in a sprawling resort, a thrilling battle erupts against rival dealers that will leave you breathless! Add in some "supreme comedy" and a story that brings unexpected tears—these cute and sexy girls explode off your screen! With everyone cheering "Leave it to Rio!", Lady Luck will be on your side, too!

Upon their return to the Digital World, Taiki and Shoutmon discover that the Bagra Army has conquered it and restructured it into Seven Kingdoms, each presided over by a general.

Nyarlko is a formless deity from the Cthulhu Mythos who can assume any form, but most often appears as a seemingly ordinary silver-haired girl. One night, normal high school student Mahiro Yasaka is chased by aliens, until Nyarlko comes to the rescue.

A handsome vampire encounters a kitten on the brink of death and takes pity on it, saving its life in the only way he knows: by sharing his blood and granting the cat eternal life as a vampire. The kitten, now named Nyanpire, strives to find blood and other red liquids to sustain himself. Meanwhile, he must also handle the challenges of being a house pet and keeping up with the other peculiar cats in the neighborhood.

Digimon Xros Wars: Toki wo Kakeru Shounen Hunter-tachi is set one year after the defeat of Bagramon and his forces. In that time, Taiki Kudou and Yuu Amano have formed a basketball team that includes Yuu’s classmate, Tagiru Akashi. One day, Tagiru finds a strange area called the DigiQuartz, an unstable and mysterious realm existing between the human and digital worlds. Tagiru then discovers that children around the world have received Xros Loaders and Digimon partners to join a competition known as the 'Digimon Hunt'. Digimon that wander from the digital world into the DigiQuartz can feed on negative emotions leaking in from the human world. This makes them stronger but also extremely aggressive. As a result, the Digimon Hunters must stop these Digimon from causing destruction in the human world. Joined by the mischievous Gumdramon, Tagiru aims to become the top Digimon Hunter, all while remaining unaware of Taiki and Yuu’s previous experiences with Digimon. Yet a sinister force lurks behind the creation of the DigiQuartz, and the young Hunters will soon realize that the Digimon Hunt is much more than just a simple game...

Koyama Yuzu runs an antique shop. Mayu, a cat god (nekogami), lives off Yuzu and spends their days idly playing games. Many other gods visit Mayu and enjoy merrymaking.

This comedic tennis series follows the members of a middle school girls' soft tennis team and the various ups and downs they experience as they work toward competing at the national level.

Driven by jealousy over Suneo’s latest robot toy, Nobita implores Doraemon to construct a superior model for him. Although Doraemon is initially reluctant, his stance changes when Nobita stumbles upon fragments of an enigmatic machine that has crashed from the sky. Once Nobita collects the scattered components and reassembles them, they bring to life Zanda Claus, a colossal robot. The pair soon realizes this creation is far more than a plaything; it is a crucial armament in the defense of Earth against the impending Robot Army, which plans to invade and subjugate humanity. As this threat looms, a mysterious girl named Riruru appears, actively searching for the newly formed robot.

Accompany the Demon Patrol, an eclectic squad comprising a hot-blooded demon prince, a sultry ice princess who is nearly nude, a lustful frog-demon spy, a sentient wizard hat, and a single young girl. This mismatched team is tasked with safeguarding Earth from various demons desperate to destroy their world. Their battles will include confrontations with a wrathful squid, a sleepwalking feline, a cauldron of serpents, a nocturnal tree, a groin-hating foe, and even a literal asshole. Prepare to dive into a surreal realm packed with slapstick comedy, risqué antics, and an overwhelming amount of esoteric cultural debris.

At a school where after-school activities are compulsory for all students, Hajime and her friend Sayo stumble upon a club they've never seen before: the Cultural Activity Preservation Club. Upon entering the room, they discover a variety of analog tasks and pursuits, such as handcrafting mats and toothpicks. This is a distinctive cultural anime infused with comedy to prevent boredom—this is Double J!

A school comedy featuring violent and blue humor. Fujiwara Megumi is a gorgeous high school girl, but she is selfish and violent. She is in a relationship with Matsumoto Masamune, yet she frequently hangs out with other boys, who end up as victims of her self-centered behavior.

This series centers on Kibayashi, a teacher whose hobby is conversing with the dead and whose unique ability is exorcism. She appears to have comprehensive knowledge of the spirit world, yet remains completely unaware of the human world.

Pikupiku, Shirushiru, and Korokoro are three fairies inhabiting a floating island. Whether they discuss the strange occurrences in their daily lives, play around in the enchanted "Room of Light and Magic," or peer into their looking pool that reveals bizarre worlds, the fairies always find ways to enjoy themselves.

At Sunshine Academy, the Plum class is seen as a group of hopeless misfits called "the leftovers." Ruby and Kanon Mizushirou go through high school life in a magical world while balancing their twisted friendship with their shared crush on Mikage Shiraishi.

A super-deformed adaptation of Buronson and Hara Tetsuo's post-apocalyptic fighting manga Hokuto no Ken. The "DD" in the title refers to "Design Deformation," as the characters are drawn only two heads tall.

Comedy parodying famous samurai generals and historical events.

3 specials released with the BD/DVDs.

The fourth season of Usavich.

Daily live of two larvae.

Oscar, a lizard, dwells in a composite desert landscape blending elements of the Sahara, Kalahari, and North American arid regions, bisected by an asphalt highway occasionally traversed by cargo trucks. His primary pursuits involve seeking sustenance and hydration; while he occasionally locates liquids in bottles or other containers, he is typically thwarted in his attempts to drink. The region’s sole source of fresh water is an oasis, but it remains inaccessible due to a dense population of aggressive, hungry crocodiles. Taking significant risks, as lizards are considered a delicacy by chickens, Oscar sometimes steals eggs from a nearby hen coop or explores trash piles scattered across the barren terrain. A trio consisting of Popy the fennec fox, Buck the vulture, and Harchi the hyena resides in a derelict school bus on a nearby hill. They primarily navigate the area in a discarded warehouse or grocery cart, powered by Harchi and steered by Popy. Like Oscar, they are in constant pursuit of food and water, often competing with the lizard, sometimes using him as a tool, and occasionally cooperating when it benefits them. The characters frequently experience cartoonish falls from cliffs, reminiscent of Wile E. Coyote chasing the Road Runner, where gravity is momentarily suspended until they recognize their impending doom.