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.
Kakumei no HiThe Day of Revolution
1999
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7 chp
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Mikan no TsukiCrescent Moon
1999 to 2001
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25 chp
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Tuxedo Gin
Mar 19, 1997 to Jan 19, 2000
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136 chp
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Ai: Hikari to Mizu no DaphneDaphne in the Brilliant Blue
Jul 2004
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6 chp
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Urusei YatsuraThose Obnoxious Aliens
Aug 30, 1978 to Jan 21, 1987
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366 chp
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Mugen Densetsu TakamagaharaDream Saga
Dec 28, 1996 to Apr 30, 1999
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27 chp
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Gakuen Tokukei DuklyonDuklyon: CLAMP School Defenders
1992 to 1993
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13 chp
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Futari EcchiManga Sutra
Jan 1997 to ?
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Gate Keepers
Dec 1, 1999 to Oct 31, 2001
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14 chp
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Gakuen Alice
Sep 5, 2002 to Jun 20, 2013
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183 chp
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Ueki no HousokuThe Law of Ueki
Jul 23, 2001 to Oct 20, 2004
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154 chp
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Ueki no Housoku PlusThe Law of Ueki Plus
2005 to 2007
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46 chp
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Gokkun! PuchoPixie Pop: Gokkun Pucho
Mar 3, 2004 to Jun 3, 2005
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15 chp
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Gravitation EX
2005 to 2011
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25 chp
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