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A TV/web series with a runtime shorter than most movies, or a movie/OVA with a runtime shorter than an average TV episode.
An assortment of completely random events and reactions involving Ai, Mai, and Mii, the three members of the manga research club.
A series of episodic random/absurdist comedy sketches with almost no plot continuity whatsoever.
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Having just joined the Luck & Logic club, Ado Sukinanohana sets out to learn more about the game and become a better player.
A teaser for the Luck & Logic card game that features periodic random comedy skits. It has no direct relation to the Luck & Logic TV series.
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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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Four students enter a deserted mansion and find themselves locked inside with a large blue monster.
An absurdist comedy that plays common horror tropes/situations for laughs. Each episode has a random theme and features either some or all of the students getting killed/eaten, then everything gets reset the next episode.
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One Monday morning the protagonist has a fateful encounter, ending up injured by a schoolgirl’s large breasts. The girl’s name is Ai and the two end up spending each Monday morning together on the train.
Shot from the perspective of an unnamed salaryman, the show consists of everyday segments of his life from week to week. Sometimes it features the train ride with Ai, sometimes it features his job, and sometimes it features places he goes to try to ease his job-related stress.
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Yuzuka’s everyday life goes on as she continues to try to find any use at all for the magical powers she’s been given, while Mafuyu is happy just to have another magical girl to talk to.
A daily life comedy with reaction-based and slapstick humor. As a result of Mafuyu and Daiya’s larger presence it ends up having more of an ensemble approach than the first season.
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One day while setting up a meeting for her boss, Tokine Amino finds herself transported to a strange alternate dimension. There she meets a floating mascot character who explains that she must solve a riddle in order to escape this closed space.
Part slice of life comedy and part quiz show. Instead of being episodic it takes a more narrative-driven approach, showing scenes from the protagonist’s daily life that suddenly get interrupted by a trip to the riddle dimension.
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Kiitarou finds himself forced to live in a neglected side building after being kicked out of the main house by his uncle. It turns out to be inhabited by a zashiki-warashi, and together they soon stumble across many other varieties of supernatural creatures.
A slice of life comedy fond of quick mood shifts from daily life scenes to gags. It mostly relies on slapstick, dipping occasionally into parody. There’s also a small love triangle.
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The characters from the smartphone game of the same name try various methods to increase its popularity, attempts which result in failure more often than not.
Half gag comedy (with an ever-shifting style of humor; 4th-wall breaking, situational, reaction, parody, etc.) and half literal advertisement featuring a notable streak of ecchi.
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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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