Hey is there any other anime's similar to is this a zombie? I loved it hopefully they come out with a season 3 10/10 would watch again

There's actually quite a few, the genre is littered with shows with that sort of humor - but the cast is what makes those shows special, so to every other person they'll enjoy them differently.

for me, i found Baka To Test Shinjuku a better watch, with both better comedy and an actual serious story-line hidden behind it all.

The next would be Heaven's Lost Property - i also enjoyed it more, it's even more whackey, perverted, and out there - with, again, deep story hidden behind it.

And then there's the comedy about the Yukaza Mermaid (My Bride is a Mermaid!!) whose gay jokes had me spitting milk threw my nose.

There's actually quite a few, the genre is littered with shows with that sort of humor - but the cast is what makes those shows special, so to every other person they'll enjoy them differently.

for me, i found Baka To Test Shinjuku a better watch, with both better comedy and an actual serious story-line hidden behind it all.

The next would be Heaven's Lost Property - i also enjoyed it more, it's even more whackey, perverted, and out there - with, again, deep story hidden behind it.

And then there's the comedy about the Yukaza Mermaid (My Bride is a Mermaid!!) whose gay jokes had me spitting milk threw my nose.

Hey is there any other anime's similar to is this a zombie? I loved it hopefully they come out with a season 3 10/10 would watch again

There's also MM! Okami-san and her 7 companions, B Gata H Kei, Meyo Neko Overrun!

The comedy genre is loaded with good shows, lol.

For as long as I put it off. I'm finally watching SAO... because... All AP classes and then ROTC... I'm tired... I can't even be bothered to log on sometimes... So... anime it is!

Did everyone die? This has been the first post in 2 days, not even everything dies has said anything. Maybe everything died and I'm the last one here... You can enjoy SAO by overlooking all plot holes you find by turning off your brain. Thats how I managed to make it through 50 episodes.

Dunno where everyone went... I'd actually think I would decently like being in a game like SAO... Dunno why... I'm just so used to RPG games... and Sao... just looks so different. I wish it was a real game in real life tbh... Lol...

So uh
Not really anime related

But you know how if you are really good friends with a girl that is already dating someone (not friendzoned because she was already in a relationship when you met her), you would call that "being friend A"?

I took a step back today and realized I am the friend-A harem king.

Seriously, I now have 7 of these girls as really great friends, and no I'm not complaining either. I actually kinda prefer this XD

My life is so strange.

inb4 you were their first choice, but you're just a dense MC so you never picked up on their advances.

It might help if I didn't talk about my waifu all the time.

I don't actually call it that, but I do constantly obsess over Marika on social media, and tend to share my otaku lifestyle quite openly. Everyone loves it.

Relates well with the MC from The World God Only Knows, or Saekano.

Did everyone die? This has been the first post in 2 days, not even everything dies has said anything. Maybe everything died and I'm the last one here... You can enjoy SAO by overlooking all plot holes you find by turning off your brain. Thats how I managed to make it through 50 episodes.

Oddly enough, after watching the Madoka Magica movies I started to draw parallels between them, and Mirai Nikki of all things.
Both are darker than they initially let on.
Both have themes of fighting against an unfair fate.
Neither have what I consider as someone who is actually evil.

First poll http://www.poll-maker.com/poll393171x836e0Ed0-15

Second poll http://www.poll-maker.com/poll393174x6Bd36b3d-15

Third poll http://www.poll-maker.com/poll393175xd13D8cD3-15
Note that if you pick ie. 2010-2015 it would be 2010 best waifu, 2011 best waifu, 2012 best waifu,etc..

I know I've missed some stuff so give me more suggestions on limiters. This will run for 1 week.

Yamada-kun to Nananin no Majo (Yamada and the Seven Witches)

9/10

Yamada is in his second year in high school. Initially hoping that high school would be the place where he could find meaning in his life, Yamada's fallen back into his old habits of being an anti-social delinquent. While berating Yamada yet again, his teacher points out the beautiful, quiet Shiraishi as someone to admire and look up to. Yamada pays little heed to this advice but finds himself intrigued by her nonetheless. A chance encounter (and accident) on a stairwell results in Yamada awakening in the infirmary...inside Shiraishi's body! Yamada's eyes are opened to the world around him as he experiences the difficulties that Shiraishi struggles with on a daily basis and, after talking over their situation, he and Shiraishi (who was inside Yamada's body) figure out that kissing enables them to switch bodies...a discovery that, unfortunately, doesn't go unnoticed by certain other people. Together, the two must gather friends around them as they search out the truth behind a mysterious school legend...

What an awesome show. Holy crap. A great romantic comedy from beginning to end, it succeeds in achieving that rarified air of having a couple that the viewer actively cheers on; the show avoids the formulaic "boy and girl obviously fall in love, so let's throw a bunch of obstacles at them to keep their future together in question" and instead goes with the subtle approach of having the relationship develop naturally over time. It was refreshing to see--given the plot device that the story focuses on--that the show avoids falling into harem territory. It makes it much more impactful when another character comes to the realization that she, too, loves Yamada...but understands that her love will never be returned in kind.

The comedy flows freely throughout the show and generally succeeds more often than not. Characters are an eclectic mix that are fleshed out just enough to avoid stereotypical tropes.

Let's see...if I had to complain about something, it'd probably have to be the structure of the show. Namely, we're treated to a wonderful six or seven episodes of watching the club come together and generally having a good time. After that, however, the story of the Seven Witches comes into play and the show rushes towards the climax. Unfortunately, this makes it difficult to care for the other witches as characters--their powers, too, are quickly introduced and then basically discarded for the remainder of the show.

Animation is solid and the girls are all attractive. Shiraishi, in particular, may be one of the most beautiful characters I've seen in any show...and yet, for some odd reason, her character almost seems to be "muted" in comparison to the others; she lacks the bold, striking colors used in other characters (particularly their hair) aside from her red eyes. She is, in many ways, drawn to reflect her personality--quiet and unassuming, yet strong and resilient. Music is decent. A few moments of ecchi but no nudity.

Verdict: Must-watch. Perhaps the best romantic comedy I've seen amongst anime shows. Do yourself a favor and watch it!

For the Record: To know Shiraishi is to love Shiraishi. What an unbelievably great character!!!

It was the 'flow' that turned me off this show, ultimately.

Rather then watching an interesting Rom-com that it's set up as - we get to see an episodic mixed-harem adventure whose romantic side gets used as a plot-device rather then something to watch the show for.

what i mean is - look at Toradora. The issue all falls in line to be the same things, but a shallow look you would just see males and females acting out against each-other immaturely - aka, it's believable because the real messages are in the under-tones.

But with Yamada there is nothing to look for, nothing to find, the show gives it to you all right away, then teases you with a plot that look like a real romance might blossom from - but instead is a plot device to give the characters purpose - but as viewers, we never get to enjoy there moments together because they have none.

we're teased with a wonderful pairing we never get to actually watch.

7/10