Various thoughts on a variety of topics.
Traveling to neutral Selenfalen in place of her father to sign a peace treaty with the country of Milidonia, princess Ani of Inaco soon finds herself the target of the affections of a number of eccentric characters as she tries to better relations between the neighboring countries.
A parody of otome games which transforms into a political drama with a few action elements toward the end.
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Popuko, short and quick to anger, and Pipimi, tall and laid back, are two halves of the whole that is Pop Team Epic. Two rude and crude schoolgirls who often find themselves in all sorts of bizarre and surreal situations.
A gag comedy focused on abstract/random and meta 4th-wall breaking humor. Be aware that most episodes repeat themselves halfway through with different voice actors, and that while based on a manga strip much of the content is Anime-original.
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Living alone in her grandmother’s dilapidated mansion, Kanae Otowa finally finds a buyer and is preparing to move out when suddenly Beethoven and Mozart arrive on her doorstep claiming to have been sent by her father. They are ClassicaLoids, beings able to use a mysterious power they call musik to produce fantastical visual effects, and both their origins and intentions are shrouded in mystery.
A random-style comedy featuring occasional semi-dramatic subplots and a few school life segments in the first half.
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Long ago the Demon King was sealed away and forgotten. Now he has returned, and the reluctant hero Nike sets out with the novice mage Kukuri on a quest to defeat him.
A fantasy RPG parody fond of random-style reaction comedy which features a secondary romance subplot and a bit of ecchi. Note that it’s a completely new adaptation of the source material and does not require having seen any of the earlier ones.
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Killed while saving a mysterious red-haired girl from mysterious assailants, Tamotsu Denkigai is resurrected as a high-class ‘bugged one’; a being possessing superhuman abilities whose only weakness is having their clothes removed. No longer able to leave Akihabara, he must now fight against an opposing group of bugged ones that wish to take over the town.
An ecchi action comedy that focuses on different subcultures in each episode: Military otaku, audiophiles, eSports, and so forth. The one constant are the action scenes which always result in various amounts of torn, dissolved, or removed clothing.
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The misfits of the Kunigaoka School of Magic’s Class E are being taught by none other than the demon king himself, since only their bugged combat abilities have any hope of defeating him. Thus begins their strange adventure.
A parody re-telling of Ansatsu Kyoushitsu set in a fantasy world that does away with the dramatic aspects, focusing almost fully on comedy.
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Baramon High School is an all-boys private school for the elite. Having just transferred in, Yoshiki Maeda finds himself suddenly encouraged by the principal to fall in love with one of the other students.
A deliberately no-budget parody of the BL genre. There’s barely any animation, the character design is extremely simple, and the comedy is absurdist in nature.
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The five main characters of Glass no Kamen are transplanted into a modern-day school setting, where they seek to enliven the mundane through passionate performance.
A gag-comedy parody of the Glass no Kamen manga series. While the gags are centered on random school related topics, they all feature slightly exaggerated versions of the characters’ normally over-dramatic behavior. You’ll likely need to have either read the manga or watched one of the various Anime adaptations to get much out of it.
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