Do you love superheroes? Do you love anime? Do you love weirdly crossed-over series that clash in art styles, ensuing all kinds of hilarity? Then DC Super Heroes vs Eagle Talon is perfect for you! The story follows the DC characters to Japan as the Joker wants to steal the Eagle Talon’s secret weapons, but Batman is having a bit of an existential crisis, and the production budget grows thin as the movie goes on. So it’s a race to save the day before they max out their budget!

Its all-star cast keeps things going with quick, hilarious banter between characters and the animation art is comical. The different characters have different art styles, but it all melds well together to form a well thought out package. It’s a definite must see!

You could never miss a classic cross-over such as this! The famous thief Lupin the III vs the great Detective Conan? It’s a match of the century against the world’s favorite versions of both thief and detective. It’s set to take place after the television special with the same name. Lupin is suspect to have stolen the jewel, Cherry Sapphire, and Conan is out to catch him

This is a great parody of each character and how they’d react put into each other's worlds, as well as playing with what we, as the audience, would love to see in such a crossover! Who does one even root for in this scenario? Dashing thief Arsène Lupin the III or our classic childhood Detective Conan? Tell us who you want to win in the comments!

Gintama is a long-running series, but here’s a short recap: Gintoki and company live in a feudal Japan where aliens have invaded, making for a very strange mixture of technology and culture. The movie, Yorozuya yo Eien Nare, is extra funny because it involves character and setting recreations starting with Gintoki getting sent 500 years into the future. He runs into his team, both ravaged by war and grief, and they set forth on a new mystery.

If you’re looking for a funny parody movie but don’t want to sacrifice storyline for a laugh, definitely watch this movie! Even though it’s a parody comedy, it still delivers those Gintama moments that keep you on the edge of your seat.

The Fate series never fails to deliver their offerings in all sorts of packages, this one being in entirely chibi form! There’s just something about the Fate series, despite it being a serious storyline that strings your emotions along, it’s incredibly cute and laughable.

The Fate characters open up a cafe with Saber as their manager, so you can only imagine the shenanigans that ensue. What better way to make fun of the Fate series than in a cafe setting!!

If you’ve never heard of Glass no Kamen before, it’s a beautiful story about a girl who finds a passion for acting and learns the trials of the acting world. Overall it has serious overtones and is a drama, which makes Onna Spy no Koi! even better. If you have watched Glass no Kamen and you’ve never heard of this parody movie, you absolutely must watch this movie!

It consists of similar story elements to the actual series, but with a crazy parody spin and animation that’ll give you whiplash and leave you very, very confused for a while. In time you’ll learn to just accept what it is and laugh hysterically. Seriously, it’s hilarious.

Milky Holmes returns in this cute movie that opens with the four members going on a study trip and running into trouble. The Thief Empire is back up to no good and they go to war; using none other than their Toys and brains, of course! Then comes in Genius 4, a lightning strike, and a loss of abilities. Whatever are our heroines going to do!?

Milky Holmes really brings it home in this movie, reminding us all why we fell in love with it, to begin with. It’s adorable, witty, and has a similar plot style from the original. Overall it’s a great watch and easy recommendation at number 5 on our list!

Prince of Tennis has always been a good shounen with a mix of light-hearted comedy thrown in, but this movie takes it up a notch. Or three. Atobe never fails to deliver laughs on how incredibly egotistical he is, yet we can’t help but be a little smitten with him nonetheless.

Enter in another of his put-together, the first tennis carnival, Super Tennis Festival, and all our favorite regional teams are invited. There’s games, food stands, and the same fierce competitive nature between everyone participating so this movie does not fall short of our expectations in the least bit. As per usual, though, Atobe always has some schemes up his sleeve! This movie and the series behind it is a big parody of the trope that is the sports genre.

This movie is truly A Gift From Atobe.

Tiger & Bunny, does anything more need to be said? There’s a movie, it’s about Tiger & Bunny, and you need to go watch it. In all seriousness, this movie is highly rated and is a great explanation of the series. If you’ve never seen Tiger & Bunny but want to know what all the fuss is about, this movie is a great intro to the franchise.

If you like the hero and comedy genre, it’s definitely well worth the watch. Even if you’ve already seen the series and aren’t into retellings, this movie has so much more! On top of being a director’s cut, it also has a lost episode and quite frankly, a better telling than the first few episodes of the series.

Our beloved chuunibyou is back in this movie entering her third year of high school. What do you do when our heroine is going to be uprooted and taken away to Italy? Why marry her of course! Both Yuuta and Rikka venture on to the journey that is...running away and eloping!?

This movie is as precious and comical as the series, with the added theme of sudden elopement that brings something new to the table of this genre. This movie parodies the anime as well as youthhood and how teens react to reality sometimes.

It’s as if this movie was made last year to be in this list’s number one spot because it is the epitome of a parody movie. It completely parodies slice of life anime and pokes fun at all the cliches and tropes of the genre, but with the addition of very adult themes! Because, you know, when you mix the two genders at a new school previously dominated by girls, everyone tends to go a little crazy with hormones!

Our protagonist enrolls in a formerly all-girls high school and feels the male voice needs to be heard! Naturally, he becomes vice president of the student council and immediately finds himself surrounded by strange, somewhat risque council members that seem to do everything but work. This VP must navigate his new life with these rambunctious council members and actually...get something done!?