Random Ridiculously Funny Anime That Mastered The Art Of Comedy (25 items)

(#9) Daily Lives of High School Boys
- 2013
There are a lot of anime which feature high school boys who don't act much like their real world counterparts. Either they're characters in a shonen series who are focused on saving the world or excelling in battle, or they're love interests in a shojo series who are idealized for the intended audience.
Daily Lives of High School Boys presents high school boys as they actually are - hilarious disasters. That's what makes this show so great - despite the fact that most of the wacky situations these boys get into are over the top, the characters still feel remarkably real.
(#18) Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun
- 2019
After Iruma's irresponsible parents sell him to a demon, it looks like his life is over. But things change for the better. The demon doesn't want to eat him - he wants to spoil him rotten as his adoptive grandson. Though pretending to be a demon at Babyls Demon School seems frightening at first, it turns out to be a place where he makes friends and unlocks his true potential.

Whether he's singing surprisingly upbeat school song about how humans only exist to be demons' food, participating in a training camp, or somehow getting roped into dressing up like an idol, he's always having a Hell of a good time.
(#7) Kaguya-sama: Love is War
- 2019
If you've ever wished that Death Note were a rom-com, then you need to watch Kaguya-sama: Love is War. It's a strategic cat-and-mouse game that's all about two teens who are madly in love with each other, but are each trying to get the other to confess first through trickery and psychological games.
Their dramatic failures never fail to amuse, but you can't help rooting for them to get together already. As both a romance and a comedy, it's a hit.
(#23) Cromartie High School
- 2003
When Takashi Kamiyama enrolls in Cromartie High School, the other students assume that he's got to be the strongest person around. After all, why else would a seemingly ordinary person want to go to a school full of delinquents and gangsters - plus robots and gorillas for some reason? Takashi has his own motives for signing up, but he's in for a hell of a ride.
(#6) Grand Blue
- 2018
If you're sick of high school comedies, you might want to check out Grand Blue, which focuses on college students instead. All Iori Kitahara wants is to lead a healthy, ideal college experience - but after he gets dragged into the school's diving club, that dream seems far out of reach. Why? Because his club mates are constantly getting into alcohol-fueled shenanigans that he ends up right in the middle of.
Will he still be able to enjoy his college life, or is he doomed? You'll have to watch to find out.
(#12) Great Teacher Onizuka
- 1999
Who better to teach a bunch of delinquents than a guys who used to be just like them? That's not exactly what Onizuka is thinking when he decides to become a teacher at 22 years old - he just wants to score a girlfriend who's still in high school.
But as he starts working with his troubled students, he realizes that he actually does relate to them, and might be just about the only person who can get through to them. GTO is both heartwarming and hilarious, so don't skip out on it just because it's old.