Anime 31174 Osomatsu-san Stacks

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A list of satirical anime, ordered A -> Z.

Please let me know if there are any I missed!

Examples include Hoshiiro Girldrop from Poputepipikku or Serious Squadron Gachi Rangers from Mitsudomoe, maybe even the first episode of Osomatsu-san. I suppose that even Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo would count in a certain measure,...I suppose many anime include in-universe anime, but few make of it an entire episode / a longer section of it as a gag, or alternatively change the current anime radically in style/genre to make it seem like nearly a different anime entirely.

Disclaimer: This stack is for informational purposes only and is not intended to marginalize or damage the reputation of the series mentioned.
The ratings given by the author (myself) are purely subjective, therefore have no relevance and must not be considered as informative.

Banned or formerly banned anime.

Presentation format
Country: Country or countries in which it was banned.
Reason: The reason for which it was banned may be due to ideological, political, censorship, copyright or ignorance regarding the age rating.

Peak comedy anime that you can call goofy, absurd, extreme wackiness, randomly generated…

It's funny cuz it's unexpected… The list itself is random…

https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/1094285

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these are off the wall and goofy and i’m here for it

This is a weird concept for a list, but I think it's worth putting it out there. These are anime which I consider help understand anime better because of their referential humour, commentary on otaku culture (whether it's anime or gaming), exploration of the industry and twisting of classic tropes in self-aware ways that put them in perspective. Also included a couple shows which are not necessarily meta or referential, but they are here for being aggresively "anime" in nature, if that makes sense. With how over the top they are and/or how stereotypically otaku their concepts are, I think they give a good idea of how anime has developed.

Note: If you truly want to understand otaku culture and anime history, I think an absolute essential is a short show called "Blue Blazers". It is live action however, so it can't be added here. I strongly recommend you check it out, even if the humour can be cringy, because of how deep of an insight it gives into the history of anime and the industry.

Comedy centered anime that will make you laugh, and allow you to proudly say, THIS IS COMEDY, without the sarcasm. The point of this stack is how these shows main purpose is to make you laugh, whether it succeeds or not.

If your group of friends is like most, its members have a wide variety of interests and priorities. That's why anime recommendations for friends aren't a one-size-fits-all type of deal. Sure, you can recommend your personal favorites regardless of your friend's preferences, but you should also keep what they like in mind when giving anime advice. You don't want to recommend Naruto or Dragon Ball Z to a seasoned anime fan unless you know for a fact that they haven't seen it. Likewise, you don't want to suggest Monster Musume to someone who recoils at fan service, or Black Lagoon to someone who hates brutal scenes.

This guide will give you tips to help you tailor your anime suggestions toward your friends' interests. The more spot-on the choice, the more likely it is you'll convert a reluctant viewer into a lifelong anime fan.

Anime with visually appealing and unique art style and animation that make them stand out as "eye candy." Their vibrant and colorful aesthetics are just as charming as actual sweets too!

Animes with one or more characters that have neurodivergent traits
(In order of "neurodivergent explicity)

Megazone 23 SIN (?) - Reboot of Megazone 23 OVAs (1985-1989) [Mal Entry not Found]

Characters who are INTP according to the personality database

Characters who are ISFP according to the personality database

Characters who are ESTP according to the personality database