Seitokai Yakuindomo is the type of anime that’s lewd without giving you any fan service in return.
The anime is clever with its approach, and stands out in the
It’s about Tsuda, a male student who joins a previously all female school, which is in the middle of changing.
After becoming student council president by accident, each episode follows up with:
- Lewd jokes
- Tongue in cheek humor
- Inappropriate dialogue
And a good laugh after all is said and done.
Let’s get started.
1. Aho Girl
Aho Girl is a stupid type of comedy series. Meaning the comedy is extreme and pushes the boundaries.
Not always in a good way, objectively speaking.
It’s about Yoshiko, a hopeless girl who loves Bananas
She’s “lewd” here and there in the anime, so fan service is to be expected.
Because of the style, you’ll either be on one extreme or the other as far as how much you enjoy it.
It’s relevant here still.
2. Nagatoro
Don’t Toy With Me Miss Nagatoro might seem like an odd choice when comparing the two, but it’s legit.
In Nagatoro, the main theme is obviously bullying. And this aspect changes overtime and things supposedly get more wholesome.
That said though, the comedy at its core is inappropriate in its own ways. And isn’t the type of comedy most will naturally gravitate to.
Seitokai Yakuindomo is similar in this way.
Fans of both will likely enjoy either one for different and similar reasons under the surface.
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3. Maid Sama
Maid Sama is about Misaki Ayuzawa, a feminist student council president who hates men with a passion.
This changes later as she matures.
The reason is because her father did a runner, left her family in debt, and she’s hard at work helping to pay it off. Along with her mum and sister.
Add that to the student council work and it becomes clear.
Usui Takumi, the “love” interest is like Shino from Seitokai Yakuindomo. He’s always doing something unpredictable or being sarcastic as F.
Maid Sama’s main difference is the focus on
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4. Panty And Stocking With Garterbelt
Panty And Stocking With Garterbelt is like the supernatural version of Seitokai.
The dialogue and language is as unapologetic as it gets. It’s lewd, filthy, raw and uncut.
The writers don’t waste a second when it comes to the delivery of each characters lines.
The anime itself is about 2 angels kicked out of heaven, who are now working their way back into heaven by killing ghosts.
The series is nuts.
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5. Good Luck Girl
Good Luck Girl is one of my favorite comedies in the anime industry. I just don’t shout about it much.
It’s about Ichiko Sakura, a girl who’s spoilt like milk passed the cell by date.
After getting a wake up call, she matures throughout the series and you see real progress. Even though the anime is a parody/comedy.
It has supernatural elements that add to the madness and references to other anime left right and center.
It’s like
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6. Gintama
Gintama is considered the king of anime comedy to a lot of fans in the industry.
As far as status, it’s definitely a comedy series that’s reached “classic” phase and can’t be ignored when talking about comedy.
Like Seitokai Yakuindomo,
It doesn’t hold back and isn’t into playing it safe. And that’s part of its charm.
It’s about 3 characters in particular, who are respected across the anime community as far as
7. Shimoneta
Shimoneta, or in English: A Boring World Where The Concept Of Dirty Jokes Doesn’t Exist!
Made by J.C Staff, it’s an anime that tackles an SJW society, where being “pure” is above all else.
Anyone caught lewding, or even joking about sensual topics is apprehended by the “decency” squad. The anime’s SJW police force.
All this makes for a guilty pleasure type of series with some real world life lessons to take from it.
Plus the comedy is golden. I doubt anyone could get through this without laughing even once.
8. Prison School
Prison School is your average “fetish” type of anime. But it goes a step further, whether it’s the quality or the content.
It’s about students who basically get caught doing what they shouldn’t be doing. And are punished for it.
This “punishment” is a major part of the anime and where it goes.
It’s
9. Haganai: I Don’t Have Many Friends
Haganai: I Don’t Have Many Friends is all in the title. But it’s more than that as usual.
The anime is about two main characters who create “the neighbors club”. A club built to make friends and avoid being lonely.
Friendship is a big part of this anime’s “deep” themes, but on the surface it’s filled with
There’s a lot of aspects working together in this series, and it all goes well together with the right amount of doses.
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10. Daily Lives Of High School Boys
Daily Lives Of
You know what it’s like when you’re a teenager in school, and the kind of nonsense you get up to.
Well, this is the embodiment of those experiences and what it feels like. That’s what makes it more relatable from a male point of view.
It’s an anime unlike any other.
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