Comedy (1721)
Uplifting the audience with positive emotion takes priority, eliciting laughter, amusement, or general entertainment. Almost always, comedy stories are episodic or have happy endings.
Nearly every work will use comedy as a plot device to relieve tension, but the overarching narrative must be focused on evoking amusement to be Comedy. Drama and Comedy are not mutually exclusive, but mixing them requires the audience facing human struggle with lightheartedness. Slice of Life and Comedy are incompatible by definition.
Yo no Na wa ZushioMy Name is Zusio
Jun 26, 1998 to Nov 25, 2000
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26 chp
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Seto no HanayomeMy Bride is a Mermaid
Jul 26, 2002 to Nov 22, 2010
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79 chp
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Tokyo Crazy Paradise
Dec 25, 1996 to Apr 25, 2002
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111 chp
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Shinseiki Evangelion: Koutetsu no Girlfriend 2ndNeon Genesis...
Aug 23, 2003 to Sep 24, 2005
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27 chp
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Rockman EXEMegaMan NT Warrior
Jan 15, 2001 to Aug 15, 2006
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74 chp
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Lilim Kiss
Oct 31, 2000 to Apr 24, 2001
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24 chp
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Junjou RomanticaJunjo Romantica
Apr 30, 2002 to ?
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chp
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Akuma de SourouThe Devil Does Exist
Jan 1, 1998 to Dec 2002
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42 chp
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Angel Diary
2005 to 2009
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60 chp
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Kashimashi: Girl Meets GirlKashimashi ~Girl Meets Girl~
May 21, 2004 to Apr 21, 2007
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35 chp
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Take Moon
Jul 25, 2002 to Sep 24, 2005
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29 chp
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Joou-sama no InuHer Majesty's Dog
Jul 16, 2000 to May 16, 2006
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46 chp
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Full Metal Panic!Full Metal Panic
Jan 9, 2000 to Mar 9, 2005
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58 chp
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Dr. Slump
Jan 22, 1980 to Aug 28, 1984
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236 chp
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Yume de AetaraIf I See You in My Dreams
Feb 1994 to Dec 1999
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143 chp
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