A good belly laugh brightens your day. You never want to let go of something that makes you laugh, don’t you? You might even want to reread a book that makes you laugh just to experience the same emotion all over again, even if you already know how it will finish. That happens to me when I read the funny manga. It’s the best feeling in the world when characters get themselves into situations that you can’t help but giggle at. I believe that these comedic mangas are the answer to days when you’re not feeling well. They will be present when you require them the most.
One-Punch Man By ONE:
One-Punch Man demonstrates how using the same punchline repeatedly can have a fantastic comedic effect. Furthermore, the absurdity of antagonists who would be the last boss in any other manga merely appearing to be plastered by a single shot is employed to significant humorous effect. To be fair, what began as a repeated joke quickly developed into a sophisticated series with a diverse. The manga’s comedy blends perfectly, making it impossible to choose the series’ most robust feature. Finally, it is easier to state that One-Punch Man is an anime that deserves its present grade.
Monogatari Series: Final Season:
The Monogatari Series follows Koyomi Araragi, who saves a vampire and becomes one himself. He is now torn between being a human and a vampire, and as the story unfolds, he must decide which side he completely embraces, which will transform his life. This series’ main story contains several mystical themes while providing comedic respite to an otherwise serious issue. It was published in six volumes between 2012 and 2014 and still has many characteristics that many manga enthusiasts would enjoy.
Yona of the Dawn:
Yona of the Dawn is a narrative that fantasy will adore. It follows Yona, the princess of Kouka, as she attempts to save her kingdom after her cousin murders her father and seizes power. Son Hak, her only companion and protector, journeys with her to find four dragon warriors who can hopefully assist her reclaim her country. Aside from sequences that make you giggle, this novel has plenty of themes, such as action-packed fight scenes and romantic between characters. The manga is still being released, so many loyal fans still enjoy it while they await the conclusion.
GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka By Tooru Fujisawa:
This is the first series on this list that began and ended before the advent of MyAnimeList.
As a result, the popularity of the series, which is dominated by either ongoing titles or titles that had their heyday during the service’s existence, says volumes about GTO’s success. The series, which follows the titular instructor, was recognised for its crass and outrageous humour, which was eventually anchored by a teacher who prioritised his students. The manga has been so successful that it has been adapted for anime, live-action, and several spin-off series. You can’t go wrong with GTO if you want to see comedic manga done correctly.
Haikyuu!! By Haruichi Furudate:
The first sports manga on the list demonstrates how humour has permeated many aspects of the sports field. This appears to be due to the genre’s ability to bring together a vast and diverse ensemble and place them in an environment that demands identities to bounce off one another. Without a doubt, a diverse team is sure to generate some comedy. Even if not every character in the manga is adored by its following, the series has taken the sport of volleyball and turned it into a huge hit, thanks in part to better handling of humour than other series that aim to focus solely on comedy.
Everybody has both good and bad days now and then, especially when things don’t go as planned. There isn’t much to do in instances but try to get over it, which may be difficult even in the best circumstances. If meditation or mindfulness can’t help you get rid of your bad mood, a little humour can. Comedy is nearly ubiquitous in media because of its functional capacity to defuse tense situations or add to character dynamics. While other genres may be at work in some programmes, most of them will have at least a small portion of comedy.
