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.
NHK ni Youkoso!Welcome to the N.H.K.
Dec 26, 2003 to Apr 26, 2007
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40 chp
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Oniichan to IsshoMe & My Brothers
Mar 17, 2003 to Mar 24, 2009
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67 chp
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Sei♥Dragon GirlSt.♥ Dragon Girl
1999 to 2003
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36 chp
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Samurai Deeper KyouSamurai Deeper Kyo
May 26, 1999 to May 10, 2006
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308 chp
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Kaitou Saint TailSaint Tail
Sep 3, 1994 to Feb 18, 1997
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33 chp
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Samurai Champloo
Jan 26, 2004 to Sep 25, 2004
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10 chp
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The Tarot Café
2002 to ?
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18 chp
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20 Mensou ni Onegai!!Man of Many Faces
Jul 10, 1989 to Jun 10, 1991
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11 chp
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Vampire Doll: Guilt-na-Zan
Mar 28, 2002 to Sep 16, 2008
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49 chp
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Midori no HibiMidori Days
Sep 18, 2002 to Jul 21, 2004
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86 chp
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Tokyo Mew Mew
Aug 3, 2000 to Dec 28, 2002
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32 chp
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Tokyo Mew Mew à La Mode
Mar 3, 2003 to Dec 27, 2003
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12 chp
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Yubisaki Milk Tea
Dec 27, 2002 to Mar 12, 2010
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89 chp
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Kodomo no Jikan
May 22, 2005 to Apr 22, 2013
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93 chp
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Negima!? NeoNegima!? Neo: Magister Negi Magi
Sep 26, 2006 to Aug 20, 2009
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35 chp
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