If you're looking for comedy anime on Netflix, we've got you covered. Here are the funniest anime currently streaming on Netflix, ranked by otakus like you.
Some of these anime don't necessarily fall strictly into the comedy genre, but they certainly have comedic elements to them. Take Fairy Tail, for example, or Naruto. These shows feature a lot of fighting and drama, but will also make you laugh regularly. Other comedy anime on Netflix are more focused in their goal to make you laugh, like The Devil Is a Part-Timer! Imagine what it would be like to work with Satan at a fast food restaurant! You can imagine how funny this anime can get.
Vote up your favorite Netflix comedy anime on this list, or simply use the list as a recommendation guide to see what's currently streaming in 2018. The list will be updated as new series come to the service.
- Story of Elizabeth, the princess of Britannia, which has been overthrown by the brutal Holy Knights.
- Tatsu, a legendary yakuza, gives up a life of crime to become a stay-at-home husband.
- Naruto Uzumaki is is determined to develop his ninja skills.The Best Naruto CharactersSee all
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- Retsuko the Red Panda copes with her pent-up rage by singing death metal karaoke after work.
- A middle school girl makes a game out of embarrassing a classmate she likes.
- Makoto Edamura gets more than he bargained for when he tries to con noted crook Laurent Thierry.
- A zombie outbreak makes an overworked young man feel alive.
- A gamer abysmally inept in academics and sports finally meets his match at his usual shady arcade.
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Decades after the birth of a new continent, a young rescuer-for-hire provides aid to adventurers. - Adventurers travel to a cursed kingdom to save their friend, cooking up a storm along the way.
- Ranma Saotome, cursed while in China, discovers that he was engaged to Akane.
- Superheroes Wild Tiger and Bunny clash frequently while battling villains.
- A Roman architect starts surfacing in present-day Japan, where he's inspired by innovations.
