Asobi Asobase: Workshop of Fun

Pure comedy. No need to add anything else. This anime is guaranteed to make you laugh.

I thought it was a cute Slice of Life but i got something better it return its wacky but not too out there to be annoying, and on top of all that, it has the best voice acting ever IMO.

I laughed a lot with my friend while watching this anime I wish more anime would be made with this style.

Comedies like this are so hard to find!

It was best to express the directing shown in the original cartoon well.

Above all, each character was fun, so I could imagine what kind of comedy would come out if I was alone in the classroom.

Three high school girls are the main characters, but there is nothing more feminine than the comedy genre. But that's the point.

The original author knew that, so he would have shown us a laugh with such a directing.

What surprised me even more was that a new actor was cast in this work.

I was worried that it would be weird, but there was no need to worry.

Even if this work comes out in the 2nd season, I will be completely convinced.

A story about three cute and innocent middle school students whose personalities complement each other. Spanning 12 episodes, these girls form a bond and enjoy time with each other in a way that is quite different from what the usual perception is of what girls may have for hobbies or do during their pastime's. You have your karaokes, shopping sprees, café hangouts, etc., but these three have other things in mind and in the process, bond over and have a blast that's uniquely of the Pastimers Club.

What I find very likeable about this anime is that it breaks down stereotypes in a very fun fashion. It is wild and zany, but also genius in a way. Each episode is made up of short stories or narratives that continue on to the next. The story however sort of cuts short after the twelfth episode (when you don't count the OVA), but other than that, Asobi Asobase is a fun watch. The opening and ending tracks are a must watch/listen too as well (at least for the first episode) as it really sets the tone for the rest of the show.