6 anime like Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials
These are the shows Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials fans recommend most, with the most popular picks first. Each one notes what it has in common with Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials, so you can find the one that fits your mood. 4 are short series of 13 episodes or fewer.
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Gintama
TV · 2006 · 201 eps · 85/100
Like Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials, it leans into slapstick and male protagonist. It is a longer watch at 201 episodes. Fans of Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials recommend it as a next watch.
- Action
- Comedy
- Drama
- Sci-Fi
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Azumanga Daioh
TV · 2002 · 26 eps · 79/100
Like Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials, it leans into school and slapstick. It is a longer watch at 26 episodes. Fans of Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials recommend it as a next watch.
- Comedy
- Slice of Life
- 3
Grand Blue Dreaming
TV · 2018 · 12 eps · 82/100
Like Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials, it leans into slapstick and male protagonist. Fans of Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials recommend it as a next watch.
- Comedy
- Slice of Life
- Sports
- 4
Chio's School Road
TV · 2018 · 12 eps · 72/100
Like Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials, it leans into slapstick. Fans of Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials recommend it as a next watch.
- Comedy
- Slice of Life
- 5
Wasteful Days of High School Girls
TV · 2019 · 12 eps · 74/100
Like Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials, it leans into school and slapstick. Fans of Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials recommend it as a next watch.
- Comedy
- Slice of Life
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Asobi Asobase - workshop of fun -
TV · 2018 · 12 eps · 79/100
Like Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials, it leans into slapstick and school. Fans of Daily Lives of High School Boys Specials recommend it as a next watch.
- Comedy
- Slice of Life
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