10 ) Cory in the House (Slice of Life, Comedy, Drama)
- This anime views the story of Cory Baxter-kun, an African-American teen that goes to the White House due to his father being a professional Chef. Cory-kun must adapt to his new life in the White House. While it gets stale at times, the anime is nothing but a roller coaster of emotions. While only lasting a year, the show managed to bring out the best in its characters and story archs. I recommend this to anyone that likes a bit of humor and drama.
9) Tom and Jerry (Comedy, Yaoi)
- In this series, Tom-kun and Jerry-san clash at eachother in different situations. While Tom-kun likes to enjoy a perfect and normal life, Jerry-san likes to ruin his fun by annoying Tom-kun at all costs. At times the jokes can wear on you, but the misadventures can truly shine in many episodes. However, the anime will not let any person down with the story archs and the clever jokes that will even give someone with 200IQ a laugh. This can be recommended to anyone that can enjoy slapstick humour (as there is a ton of it)
8) Gravity Falls (Supernatural, Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Slice of Life, Psychological)
- The 2 season series stars Mabel-san and Dipper-san, where they are taken to their "Gruncle" (Grand Uncle) Stan-sensei for their summer vacation, where they go on may strange adventures in the town of Gravity Falls. The adventures of Mabel-san and Dipper-san begin when they find a book containing the strange anomalies about the town. They meet rivals, enemies, monsters, and even a demon or two where you can join with them in the emotional, yet daring adventures in Gravity Falls. This can be recommended to really anyone. This has such a large target audience, where there's even jokes for the adults to appreciate.
7) Spongebob Squarepants (Comedy, Slice of Life)
- Join Spongebob-kun and his adventures in Bikini Bottom with his friends Patrick-san, Sandy-chan, Eugene-sensei, Squidward-kun, and many more. With action, drama, and even love, there's always something for everyone to enjoy. However, the series is starting to fade with decent episodes, but there are episodes that really shine through, such as "Mimic Madness"
6) Ed, Edd n Eddy (Comedy, Slice of Life, Drama, Action, Yaoi)
- In this anime, you can join with Ed-san, Edd-kun, and Eddy-san and see their adventures in the cul de sac that they live in. Alongside them, they meet Sarah-chan, Jimmy-san, Rolf-kun, Nazz-chan, and many more as they try to make money and earn delicious jaw-breakers. However they have to watch out for the Kanker sisters, as they seem to have a crush on the trio. It's up to Ed-san, the strong yet dumb one, Edd-kun, the smart and polite one (that happens to look like a girl), and Eddy-san, the mastermind behind all of the schemes and scams they execute. The humour, charm, and simplicity of an anime is right here, and it's a great concept that hits the core to every episode. I can recommend this to anyone that loves a good comedy filled with adventures and misadventures.
5) Boku No Pico 1-3 (Yaoi, Ecchi, Hentai, Shotacon, Femboy)
- While not for the faint of heart, it can get interesting to watch Pico and his adventures as a boy that just so happens to look like a female. In the first episode, An effeminate boy called Pico meets a man called Tamotsu "Mokkun," who seduces him believing he's a girl. Mokkun later discovers he's actually a boy after they have interncourse. This episode brings out a good introduction to the character while keeping it simple and fresh. Also the opening is kick-ass. In episode 2, Pico becomes friends with a boy called Chico after meeting on the beach. When Pico goes to Chico's house, they spy on Chico's sister masturbating after which they have intercourse. While these always go the same route of Pico having intercourse, the scenes are completely variant among the situations. In episode 3, Pico and Chico meet a femenine-looking runaway boy called Coco, and Pico slowly falls in love to him. After Pico catches Chico and Coco having relations, they reconcile and have a threesome. This episode brings out the jealousy that Pico has against Chico and Coco, thinking that they are simply ignorning him. However, this is resolved once they meet on a high tower, where they have intercourse. I can recommend this, although be warned that this is not for everyone. *Side note: Yes I am technically spoiling Boku No Pico, but it's a hentai. Besides, you'll thank me later if you really aren't up for the "action"*
4) Ducktales (Action, Comedy, Mystery, Fantasy)
- This anime can be summed up in just 5 words. Ducks go on fun adventures. This anime revolves around 3 ducks (Huey-san, Dewey-san, and Louie-san) visiting their great uncle Scrooge-sensei, who just so happens to not only be one of the richest ducks in the city, but also used to be, and still is, an adventurer. This series can be recommended to anyone of any age. This can capture anyone's interest easily with its subtle, yet charming, humor, amazing action sequences, and beautiful story.
3) Hataraku Maou-sama! (Comedy, Demons, Romance, Fantasy, Supernatural)
- After losing a battle in the world of Enta Isla, the Demon Lord Satan and his Loyal Guard Alsiel leave to a dimensional portal after having their plans of conquering were foiled by the hero Emilia. After taking this portal, it lands them in modern-day Tokyo, Japan. There, they must be able to adapt to their new surroundings by getting health insurance, an apartment, and a part time job to pay the bills. In addition, they change their names to fit in with their surroundings. The Demon Lord Satan now with the human name of Sadaou Maou, and starts to work at a MgRonalds (I'm not kidding, that's the actual name of the fast food restraunt), where he'll climb up the corporate ladder to rule the Earth. This series has many moments
2) Gakko Gurashi (School, Horror, Survival)
- In Gakko Gurashi (School-Live), it follows the daily life of Yuki Takeya, a cheerful high school girl that loves going to school. She loves it so much that she's in a club that basically lets her live there. In the club, she joins her friends Kurumi Ebisuzawa, Yūri Wakasa, Miki Naoki, and her sensei Megumi Sakura. While this is the part that shows what goes on exactly in the plot, I fear I'll ruin the experience of watching it. Honestly, it's an anime where spotting noticeable differences and patterns will help you in finding out the lore. The anime has an overall fun cast of characters, and a story worth watching. Also, there's quite the feels with this one, so bring a tissue or something during the roller coaster. *Hint: Look at the opening VERY closely throughout the series for differences
1) KonoSuba (Comedy, Adventure, Parody, Supernatural, Magic, Fantasy)
- Konosuba (Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!) is about a NEET named Kazuma Satou that dies due to the shock of a vehicle (law mower) hitting him after pushing a girl to the side, because he thought it was a speeding vehicle. After that he meets Aqua (The Goddess of Water), where he's given the choice of continuing on to heaven, or rebirthing with a singular item to bring with him to a real fantasy world. Obviously he accepts, and decides to take Aqua herself as an item to bring for the journey to defeat the Devil King. Along the way, they meet 2 adventurers to join Kazuma and Aqua named Megumin and Darkness. Megumin is a girl with powerful explosion magic, but can only be used once until her mana restores. Darkness is a Crusader that can't use a sword for her life, but instead uses herself as a bodyshield. In addition, Darkness is a masochist, which explains most of it. This anime is filled with humor that perfectly makes fun of anime, such as SAO, where it does take itself seriously at times, but certainly not every time Not to mention the fact that the characters are well built and are very likeable throughout the series. Even the action looks spectacular in how it is presented in many of its fight sequences. Honestly, this can be recommended to pretty much anyone looking for a fun anime with tons of adventure alongside a well-built world.
- This anime views the story of Cory Baxter-kun, an African-American teen that goes to the White House due to his father being a professional Chef. Cory-kun must adapt to his new life in the White House. While it gets stale at times, the anime is nothing but a roller coaster of emotions. While only lasting a year, the show managed to bring out the best in its characters and story archs. I recommend this to anyone that likes a bit of humor and drama.
9) Tom and Jerry (Comedy, Yaoi)
- In this series, Tom-kun and Jerry-san clash at eachother in different situations. While Tom-kun likes to enjoy a perfect and normal life, Jerry-san likes to ruin his fun by annoying Tom-kun at all costs. At times the jokes can wear on you, but the misadventures can truly shine in many episodes. However, the anime will not let any person down with the story archs and the clever jokes that will even give someone with 200IQ a laugh. This can be recommended to anyone that can enjoy slapstick humour (as there is a ton of it)
8) Gravity Falls (Supernatural, Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Slice of Life, Psychological)
- The 2 season series stars Mabel-san and Dipper-san, where they are taken to their "Gruncle" (Grand Uncle) Stan-sensei for their summer vacation, where they go on may strange adventures in the town of Gravity Falls. The adventures of Mabel-san and Dipper-san begin when they find a book containing the strange anomalies about the town. They meet rivals, enemies, monsters, and even a demon or two where you can join with them in the emotional, yet daring adventures in Gravity Falls. This can be recommended to really anyone. This has such a large target audience, where there's even jokes for the adults to appreciate.
7) Spongebob Squarepants (Comedy, Slice of Life)
- Join Spongebob-kun and his adventures in Bikini Bottom with his friends Patrick-san, Sandy-chan, Eugene-sensei, Squidward-kun, and many more. With action, drama, and even love, there's always something for everyone to enjoy. However, the series is starting to fade with decent episodes, but there are episodes that really shine through, such as "Mimic Madness"
6) Ed, Edd n Eddy (Comedy, Slice of Life, Drama, Action, Yaoi)
- In this anime, you can join with Ed-san, Edd-kun, and Eddy-san and see their adventures in the cul de sac that they live in. Alongside them, they meet Sarah-chan, Jimmy-san, Rolf-kun, Nazz-chan, and many more as they try to make money and earn delicious jaw-breakers. However they have to watch out for the Kanker sisters, as they seem to have a crush on the trio. It's up to Ed-san, the strong yet dumb one, Edd-kun, the smart and polite one (that happens to look like a girl), and Eddy-san, the mastermind behind all of the schemes and scams they execute. The humour, charm, and simplicity of an anime is right here, and it's a great concept that hits the core to every episode. I can recommend this to anyone that loves a good comedy filled with adventures and misadventures.
5) Boku No Pico 1-3 (Yaoi, Ecchi, Hentai, Shotacon, Femboy)
- While not for the faint of heart, it can get interesting to watch Pico and his adventures as a boy that just so happens to look like a female. In the first episode, An effeminate boy called Pico meets a man called Tamotsu "Mokkun," who seduces him believing he's a girl. Mokkun later discovers he's actually a boy after they have interncourse. This episode brings out a good introduction to the character while keeping it simple and fresh. Also the opening is kick-ass. In episode 2, Pico becomes friends with a boy called Chico after meeting on the beach. When Pico goes to Chico's house, they spy on Chico's sister masturbating after which they have intercourse. While these always go the same route of Pico having intercourse, the scenes are completely variant among the situations. In episode 3, Pico and Chico meet a femenine-looking runaway boy called Coco, and Pico slowly falls in love to him. After Pico catches Chico and Coco having relations, they reconcile and have a threesome. This episode brings out the jealousy that Pico has against Chico and Coco, thinking that they are simply ignorning him. However, this is resolved once they meet on a high tower, where they have intercourse. I can recommend this, although be warned that this is not for everyone. *Side note: Yes I am technically spoiling Boku No Pico, but it's a hentai. Besides, you'll thank me later if you really aren't up for the "action"*
4) Ducktales (Action, Comedy, Mystery, Fantasy)
- This anime can be summed up in just 5 words. Ducks go on fun adventures. This anime revolves around 3 ducks (Huey-san, Dewey-san, and Louie-san) visiting their great uncle Scrooge-sensei, who just so happens to not only be one of the richest ducks in the city, but also used to be, and still is, an adventurer. This series can be recommended to anyone of any age. This can capture anyone's interest easily with its subtle, yet charming, humor, amazing action sequences, and beautiful story.
3) Hataraku Maou-sama! (Comedy, Demons, Romance, Fantasy, Supernatural)
- After losing a battle in the world of Enta Isla, the Demon Lord Satan and his Loyal Guard Alsiel leave to a dimensional portal after having their plans of conquering were foiled by the hero Emilia. After taking this portal, it lands them in modern-day Tokyo, Japan. There, they must be able to adapt to their new surroundings by getting health insurance, an apartment, and a part time job to pay the bills. In addition, they change their names to fit in with their surroundings. The Demon Lord Satan now with the human name of Sadaou Maou, and starts to work at a MgRonalds (I'm not kidding, that's the actual name of the fast food restraunt), where he'll climb up the corporate ladder to rule the Earth. This series has many moments
2) Gakko Gurashi (School, Horror, Survival)
- In Gakko Gurashi (School-Live), it follows the daily life of Yuki Takeya, a cheerful high school girl that loves going to school. She loves it so much that she's in a club that basically lets her live there. In the club, she joins her friends Kurumi Ebisuzawa, Yūri Wakasa, Miki Naoki, and her sensei Megumi Sakura. While this is the part that shows what goes on exactly in the plot, I fear I'll ruin the experience of watching it. Honestly, it's an anime where spotting noticeable differences and patterns will help you in finding out the lore. The anime has an overall fun cast of characters, and a story worth watching. Also, there's quite the feels with this one, so bring a tissue or something during the roller coaster. *Hint: Look at the opening VERY closely throughout the series for differences
1) KonoSuba (Comedy, Adventure, Parody, Supernatural, Magic, Fantasy)
- Konosuba (Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!) is about a NEET named Kazuma Satou that dies due to the shock of a vehicle (law mower) hitting him after pushing a girl to the side, because he thought it was a speeding vehicle. After that he meets Aqua (The Goddess of Water), where he's given the choice of continuing on to heaven, or rebirthing with a singular item to bring with him to a real fantasy world. Obviously he accepts, and decides to take Aqua herself as an item to bring for the journey to defeat the Devil King. Along the way, they meet 2 adventurers to join Kazuma and Aqua named Megumin and Darkness. Megumin is a girl with powerful explosion magic, but can only be used once until her mana restores. Darkness is a Crusader that can't use a sword for her life, but instead uses herself as a bodyshield. In addition, Darkness is a masochist, which explains most of it. This anime is filled with humor that perfectly makes fun of anime, such as SAO, where it does take itself seriously at times, but certainly not every time Not to mention the fact that the characters are well built and are very likeable throughout the series. Even the action looks spectacular in how it is presented in many of its fight sequences. Honestly, this can be recommended to pretty much anyone looking for a fun anime with tons of adventure alongside a well-built world.