In true isekai fashion, Kazuma Satou dies. After death, Kazuma has two options ahead of him. He can pass on and go to heaven, or he can be revived in a new world of fantasy. He picks the new world and goes with the goddess who restored him to start his new adventure! Unlike the games he loved in his previous life, Kazuma is quickly inundated with doing all the things it takes to make his (and his companion's) lives in the new world flourish. Our heroes have a long and silly road ahead before they can be considered thriving!

One of the most enjoyable things about Combatants Will Be Dispatched is how it keeps you laughing! If you like gag comedy, KonoSuba will satisfy. You will feel similarities between the two because, more than anything else, the most considerable likeness is that they have the same mangaka! Do you love harems and magical girls? You're in the right place at the right time!

Noir Starga is looked down upon as a noble but possesses an extraordinary power that changes his destiny. Noir can communicate with Great Sage, a powerful oracle who directs Noir to explore a hidden dungeon. There, he encounters Olivia, an obscure and beautiful chained-being who helps Noir obtain powers beyond his imagination. Noir expends life points (LP) to use these abilities, and if he doesn't replenish them, he is in danger of losing his own life. Cue the comedy here because the way he gets LP is by having pleasurable experiences. The more enjoyable the experience, the more the LP!

Hidden Dungeon is full of laughs and has a harem of cuties that accompany Noir in his adventures. The main characters in Hidden Dungeon and Combatants Will Be Dispatched are in positions where they need to do inappropriate acts to achieve their goals. Agent Six has to keep earning evil points, and Noir accrues LP by having those, *ahem* pleasurable experiences. Probably even more risqué than Combatants Will Be Dispatched, ecchi lovers will have fun watching this brand-spankin' new series!

The socially awkward Takuma Sakamoto is swept away, isekai-style, into a game he plays and in the body of his high-powered character, the Demon King Diablo. He is then greeted by a pair of scantily-clad girls, looking to take advantage of his power. Their spell backfires and the Demon King Diablo awakens in a new world to find these girls have been magically bound as slaves to him. What's an awkward guy in a Demon King's body to do? Diablo decides to accompany these girls on a journey to dissolve their magical binding, while Diablo learns about his new world.

How Not To Summon a Demon Lord is another ecchi comedy that the fan of Combatants Will Be Dispatched will get a good laugh watching. They both feature main characters who seem like bad guys but are actually heavily relied upon by their friends. Even though they did not want the hero role, they also became the center of a harem… which they both wanted. Get ready for more simple comedy and more magic-wielding girls in How Not to Summon a Demon Lord!

The Kingdom of Melromarc summons heroes to save their nation. Along with three other young men, Naofumi Iwatani leaves life here on Earth due to this summons. The other three heroes have an affinity for different fabled weapons, and Naofumi gets the shield. The shield isn't much of a weapon, so it is not as well-loved as the others. On his first attempt at having a party to defeat monsters, he is swindled out of his money and reputation. From there, Naofumi starts from the bottom and protects only the close comrades he makes.

Both characters are something of a despicable hero in that they do save the day, but any observer generally dislikes them. Combatants Will Be Dispatched and Shield Hero feature main characters that are out for themselves and only have a soft spot for those few they can call companions. Comedy is unavoidable for Naofumi and the harem of monster girls. (We call them this, but they're adorable as heck.) The later episodes in this series feature more fanservice than the start of the season, but you get character development and a plot in exchange.

Ryosuke Kaga is the school perv, but he doesn't care. He loves boobs and butts and makes no secret of it. After being tricked by a Shinigami, Ryosuke finds himself in a contract that lets her steal his energy while looking for someone with more energy to leech on. While she feeds on his spirit, she realizes that his soul is powered/most affected by his lecherous mind! The two team up to fight against other big-buxomed shinigami, so get ready to laugh as they start their adventure!.

This ecchi-harem keeps up with the fight scenes, comedy, and fan service. If you wish that Combatants Will Be Dispatched was a little more NSFW, this is a great pick! Similar to Combatants Will Be Dispatched, it features a less than savory main character who finds himself put into his situation by a selfish female. This story knows what it is and does not take itself too seriously. While those looking for a strong storyline might feel like there isn't enough motion, those looking for a lighthearted ecchi comedy have come to the right place!

The Goddess Ristarte has been granted an S class quest, which is both an honor and a challenging task. She needs to pick a hero. After happening upon a person with stats that are crazy high, Ristarte decides to summon Seiya Ryuuguuin. Though he is just as ripped as his stats give him credit for, he wants to be perfectly prepared for anything. Hilarity ensues, and Seiya (and his two backup hero suits) gives it his all for his missions. He just doesn't 'risk' it all.

Like Agent Six, Seiya is brought to another world by a powerful woman with her own goals for him. Similar again, is that this main character can take care of himself. One place where they differ, though, is that Agent Six will find himself in the face of vicious opponents and throw everything he has at them, and Seiya prefers to use game logic on his opponents by leveling up hard before even taking on weak enemies. The comedic premise of this long-titled anime promises the silly and fun adventure that is coming.