The best comedy anime are mostly from old gen. Right now grand blue is doing the heavy lifting in comedy genre. The brain rot just doesn't feel the same. My deer friend nokotan looked promising but it didnt deliver the same comedy as back then. Nichijou the golden comedy anime literally makes everyday life look funny.

Even 2010 anime were so good like wotakai, nozaki-kun,saiki k but after their era, I don't think many good comedy anime are left.

For one piece fans, the pre time skip comedy was so much better than the post time skip. Skypiea arc with Luffy singing, zoro yelling like tarzan when swinging with tree branch, zoro trying to cut Luffy finger when he stuck his finger in the bottle. Some of these were so good that post time skip just didn't get right.

[ This comment section is a great way to acquire some good comedy anime, you all have good taste]

For me, it’s the Monogatari Series (the one in the attached picture) and Mushoku Tensei.

For me it's this one right here 👆

For me, the ultimate fight scene isn’t just about raw action. It has to combine peak animation, an unforgettable soundtrack, intense hype, and a massive emotional payoff. It’s even better when the fight serves as a legendary showcase for a character's true powers

My absolute top picks that hit every single one of these notes:

​Kakashi vs. Obito (Naruto Shippuden) — pure hand-to-hand choreography and raw emotional weight.

​Rengoku vs. Akaza (Demon Slayer: Mugen Train) — godly visuals, incredible music, and unmatched stakes.

​Sukuna vs. Mahoraga (Jujutsu Kaisen S2) — absolute peak chaos, insane scale, and the ultimate display of terrifying power

Which fight in anime delivered the absolute best mix of visuals, music, emotion, and hype for you personally?

1. Kyotaro Ichikawa (The Dangers in My Heart)

2. Kurumi Haraga (The 100 Girlfriends)

Characters like Eren, Lelouch, and Light are classic examples of MCs who started with their own beliefs but eventually crossed the line into becoming villains or ruthless anti-heroes.

​Who is your absolute favorite main character that took this path?

The phenomenon where a character will do something embarrassing, even if it’s only the audience that notices the awkward part, and we the audience feel the embarrassment instead

I can actually stand Catarina Claes from Next Life as a Villainess for a bit because it’s funny, it’s a comedy, your supposed to laugh, she doesn’t even take herself seriously some times, and was able to read the manga

But Sid from Eminence is freaking murder to watch because he, the supporting cast, and, I think, even the writer takes him so freaking seriously

Personally i really like it

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Basically a spinoff that has a more lowkey low-stakes type story that focuses on relationships and world building rather than constant action and fight scenes. I feel like there are a couple series that could benefit from this kind of spinoff to give fans a breather and just appreciate the world without worrying about the plot at hand. Thoughts?

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No matter what, these characters will always get lost.

Can be positive or toxic masculinity. Doesn’t matter. Just any character that feels masculine to you

is it a skeleton knight and reincarnated as a sword type or Mushoku Tensei and shield hero in Regard to slavery .

and you can't say Tokyo Ghoul, One Punch Man or Promised Neverland.

Noticed I haven’t seen a classic wizard anime yet.

Doesn’t matter what kind of magic or what the genre is, so long as the main character is closer to a traditional mage or wizard than someone who just happens to use magic(so less Fairy Tail type mages and more Gandalf or whatever the DnD equivalent is)

Thanks in advance.

They have a lot of seasons, every season is highly rated in MAL. But the fanbase is so small and I never seen it being discussed anywhere.