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Who Is the Ultimate Comedy Relief Character in Anime?

Every great anime has that one character whose sole purpose seems to be making us laugh. They’re the ones breaking the tension with a ridiculous joke, acting like an absolute clown in serious moments, or just being so absurdly over-the-top that you can’t help but love them. These comedic relief characters are often the glue that keeps an anime from getting too heavy and let’s be honest, sometimes they steal the whole show.

So, let’s get right to it

1. Kon – Bleach

Kon is the definition of chaotic energy. This talking plush lion is constantly whining, hitting on girls, and getting himself into ridiculous situations. While Ichigo is out saving the world, Kon is usually somewhere making a fool of himself, much to the annoyance of everyone around him. But let’s face it, Bleach wouldn’t be the same without his absurd antics.

2. Excalibur – Soul Eater


Ah, Excalibur. The mere mention of his name is enough to send Soul Eater fans into fits of frustration. With his unbearably long monologues, absurd demands, and complete lack of self-awareness, Excalibur is so annoying that he loops back around to being hilarious. He’s the kind of character you love to hate, but you can’t deny he’s unforgettable.

3. Usopp – One Piece

Usopp is the king of cowardly comedy. Like come on which one piece fan didn’t see Usopp getting on this list he’s the king of lying through his teeth, freaking out in every battle and somehow he manages to land the most ridiculous victories in practically every fight. Usopp keeps One Piece fun even in its most intense moments. Though, despite his antics, he has real moments of growth, which makes him one of the most lovable comedy relief characters out there.

4. Megumin – Konosuba

Megumin is a walking meme. Some would call her the one spell wonder, she obsesses over explosion magic so much that she refuses to learn any other spell, even if it means being completely useless after every attack. Her over-the-top incantations and dramatic poses make her one of the funniest characters in Konosuba, which is already one of the funniest anime out there.

5. Koro-sensei – Assassination Classroom

A terrifying, unkillable creature that’s also an absolute goofball? That’s Koro-sensei for you. One moment he’s dodging bullets, the next he’s sulking because his students won’t compliment him. His mix of comedy and genuine wisdom makes him one of the most unique characters in anime and to be honest one of the best anime out there, just saying.

6. Gintoki Sakata – Gintama

Is Gintama technically a comedy anime? Yes. But Gintoki himself is such an absurdly funny character that he deserves a spot on this list. Whether he’s making fun of shonen tropes, getting himself into the weirdest situations, or breaking the fourth wall, Gintoki is comedy gold.

7. Brock – Pokémon

Brock’s legendary one-sided romances and ridiculous attempts at flirting are the stuff of anime history. Whether he’s being dragged away mid-confession or completely losing his mind over a cute girl, Brock never fails to get a laugh.

8. Mako Mankanshoku – Kill la Kill

Mako’s hyperactive energy and off-the-wall speeches make her one of the most entertaining characters in Kill la Kill. She goes from complete airhead to motivational speaker in seconds, and every scene she’s in feels like a comedic fever dream.

9. Kazuma Satou – Konosuba

Kazuma is the perfect mix of snarky sarcasm and self-awareness. He’s constantly roasting his own party members and I think him and I would get along in that regard, making fun of the absurdity of his situation and I mean he kind of needs to and let’s not forget that he’s just as much of a disaster as his party members. His dry humor makes Konosuba’s comedy even sharper.

10. Zenitsu Agatsuma – Demon Slayer

Zenitsu is basically what happens when you take a terrified chihuahua and give it a sword. I mean he’s loud, he’s dramatic, and he spends most of his screen time screaming. But somehow, his cowardice and over-the-top reactions make him ridiculously funny, I mean who can forget his scene complaining about Tengen’s wives. And when he does get serious? It’s even better.

So, Who’s the Funniest?

Comedy in anime is subjective, and everyone has their own favorite funny character. Whether you love exaggerated physical comedy, sarcastic wit or characters who are just straight-up ridiculous, there’s no shortage of funny characters in anime heck I find Hikigaya Hachiman funny.

Who do you think is the ultimate comedy relief character? Let’s hear your picks!

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