Editing Approved Anime (section)

==Comedy==
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*'''''Haiyore! Nyaruko-san''''': 2009 flash animations, [http://www.crunchyroll.com/nyarko-san-another-crawling-chaos still on crunchyroll.] [Web series: 21 shorts.]
**'''''Nyarko-san: Another Crawling Chaos''''': A 2012 anime, it's one of those wacky highschool comedy bits that Japan shits out every season, except starring [[H.P. Lovecraft|Nyarlathotep]].  Yes, seriously. Pop culture references, [[/d/]]eviance, [[Sanity|SAN]] loss (complete with official-format [[Call of Cthulhu]] character sheets), and gratuitous rape of canon ensue. [[Butthurt|"She's an eldritch abomination, not your waifu!"]] Canonically ends with the protagonist losing whats left of his SAN points as Nyaruko has her way with him during their "honeymoon".  Seriously. [TV series: 24 episodes + 3 OVAs]
 
:Related games: [[Call of Cthulhu]] (barely), [[Maid RPG]]

*'''''Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku o! / KONOSUBA: GOD'S BLESSING ON THIS WONDERFUL WORLD!''''' (''KonoSuba''): A 2016 parody of the [[isekai]] meme that hit flavor-of-the-month status after the anime adaptation hit Crunchyroll. The main character dies and gets reincarnated into a generic fantasy world (would normally be cliché if it wasn’t for the fact that he had one of the most embarrassing deaths in the history of man), but he ends up with an incredibly un-[[Powergamer|optimized]] party of dumbasses. Starting with "the weakest" generic Adventurer class (which he chose mind you), he's joined by a brain-dead goddess (who gets downgraded to an archpriest due to being forcibly dragged to the fantasy world kicking and screaming…literally) who [[Derp|spent most of her skill points on party tricks,]] and outright refuses to spend them on anything else. a Wizard who can only cast ''one'' spell per day because [[Munchkin|she absolutely refuses to learn anything other than the top-tier attack spell]], and also [[butthurt|hates,and will attempt to destroy anything that accomplishes the same task without using magic]], and a Fighter who [[Magical realm|built herself as a pure meatshield because she's a hardcore masochist.]] (this particular girl needs '''SERIOUS HELP''' They're also joined by a [[awesome|big-tittied lich]] who is actually semi-competent but keeps getting nearly purged by the priest due to being undead. (And is far to wholesome for being a lich), and a different mage, who, despite being far more competent than the first one, has no friends or respect, (in universe). It resembles a group of new players stumbling though their first RPG campaign, run by an experienced GM who is laughing his ass off. Now getting a dub(it's here), so be prepared for mistranslated memes to be quoted ad nauseam. [TV series: 20 episodes + 2 OVAs + 1 film]
 
:Related games: [[World of Warcraft|MMORPGs]], [[Dungeon World]], [[Knights Of The Dinner Table]], [KonoSuba| Konosuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! TRPG]
 
*'''''[[Life With Monstergirls|Everyday Life with Monster Girls]]''''': A 2015 anime that tickles the fancy of anyone who claims /tg/ can become /d/-lite-ful in the wee hours of a Saturday morning. [[Monstergirls]] everywhere, in glorious full-color animation. The manga this is based off of had a few brain cells and funny bones to rub together as well; expect to love or hate slaking your thirst for waifu herein. The manga is also a goldmine of reaction images. Be warned: this is an ecchi show, so the artist gets as close as he can to actual sex without the sex, thus stringing along the wallets of horny otaku without losing the support of high-profile publishers. [[Games Workshop|So you should be right at home.]] Also expect older /d/eviants to call you a normie if you like this series, thanks to its comparative tameness and the number of lightweights who only discovered monster girls when this series stripped out the [[/d/|"weird"]] and then get triggered by something like [[Mon Musu Quest!]] If you want to see actual boinking, the original author had some webcomics about monster girls he made under the same name before the manga and anime; [[Weeaboo|weeaboos]] collectively call them '''Daily Life with Monster Girls''' to avoid confusion. [TV series: 12 episodes + 2 OVAs]
 
:Related games: [[Dungeons and Dragons]] PC race expansions, [[Mon Musu Quest!]] (barely), [[Maid RPG]], Low-stakes [[GURPS]] [[Technomancer]], [[Quest thread|quests, quests, quests]]

*'''''Those Who Hunt Elves''''': A movie star, a champion martial artist, and a teenage gun nut are pulled into generic fantasy world during a fight with a big bad, whom they immediately beat up.  The elf priestess who inadvertently summoned them tries to send them back but rolls a critical fail, blasting the return spell into fragments embedded on other elves which the "heroes" must now track down.  Which they do but in the most expedient way possible, gaining a reputation as infamous [[Adventurer#Murderhobos|murderhobos]] with terrifying powers who roam the world stripping elves on sight.  ''Those Who Hunt Elves'' is one of the few shows to lampoon isekai as a genre.  Airi, Junpei, and Ritsuko are fully aware they've become Ash Williams meets Sengoku Rance, even 4th walling on occasion; but they don't care, they just want to get back to modern Japan.  They didn't choose to be here, they don't want to be here, and they will strip every goddamn elf they have to in order to get home.  It isn't a hentai series outright but it gets about as close as you could in the 90's. 

:Related games: Virtually anything with fantasy elves ([[Dungeons and Dragons]], [[Pathfinder]]) crossed with Army of Darkness RPG
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