Inferno Cop

Inferno Cop and Ninja Slayer are like twins of the same feather. While Inferno Cop is more like a gag show, Ninja Slayer seems to have a strong plot. Both are highly recommended for people who want to have a good ounce of action and laughter. 

Both are made by the same studio and share the same wacky situations that happen in the shows. 

Trigger made both of these anime, and both are works of satire that deliberately use horrible animation. They also have stupid dialogue and catchphrases ('YEEEART!', 'NANI?!', etc.) Both anime are named after their protagonists, and both are pretty damn funny. Well, only if you like the kind of humour they use, anyway. Also, Ninja Slayer has an awesome dub, but Inferno Cop is dubless (is that a word?). Like Inferno Cop? You'll like Ninja Slayer. Like Ninja Slayer? You'll like Inferno Cop. Simple.. 

-They are both animated by Trigger (also know for 2013's Kill la Kill and 2013's Little Witch Academia) -They both have a peculiar 2D art styles making them look like a retro video game (like Final Fight, Double Dragon) -They are both very devisive anime. -They both have short episodes (3 minutes for Inferno Cop and 15 minutes for Ninja Slayer) -The MCs have a strong sense of justice and are seeking revenge against a criminal syndicate -They are both set in a dystopian city They are both funny comedies with a surreal story although ninja slayer has some serious moments 

Both are made by Trigger. Both are ridiculous, over-the-top action-thrillers about renegades with a vision of justice (one is a cop, one is a ninja). Both are modern anime masterpieces. 

They mark Trigger's infamous direction outside Kill La Kill, Inou-Battle, Little Witch Academia, and the currently-airing Hacka Doll. They're known for having low-budget animation, crazy dialogue and twists, mostly undeveloped supporting characters, tropes and the like. If the mind of a little kid had made an anime, those two may be it. Please note that Ninja Slayer has pretty much of a bigger budget than Inferno Cop, so don't expect 100% cut-out animation on the first. 

The same style and studio , different execution . Short-lived, with a particular animation, when there is not much movement. Where the protagonist won his abilities, to avenge his family , because of an evil organization . 

If you at all enjoyed Pop Team's ridiculous, non-stop humor, I think you'll love Inferno Cop. It's less than an hour, available on Crunchyroll, and the best decision you'll make in your entire life. 

Two perfect examples of how to properly do a self aware "so-bad-is-good" comedy anime done on purpose. 

Both are Very funny. Both have very cleaver humor. Both are beautiful masterpieces you have to give the anime a 10, if not kys. 

Do I have to explain, jk they are both really crazy and funny and they both have great references.  

Shits and giggles. Want something that takes nothing seriously? Take a look at Inferno Cop and Pop Team Epic, the two anime with a great amount of surreal and absurd humour to fuel themselves into giving viewers a "what the hell is this" reaction. Both are goated parodies you may find yourself laughing at an incredible amount.  

Both have crazy diverse characters and villains who are introduced without adding much to grand scheme of the story, parodying the superhero genre and tropes. The webcomic of One Punch Man has a similar feel to Inferno Cop as well. Both have some of the best animation in the business, Inferno Cop is slightly superior in this field though. 

Parody Funny as hell OP Main Character Retarded Monsters FUNNY AS HELL; Hahaha... Awesome voice acting I love Saitama & Inferno cop 

Parody. Taking on a theme and doing nothing but poking into what it gives is exactly what Inferno Cop and OPM do with themselves. Inferno Cop does that with this American style cop adventure. OPM does this with an overpowered hero. Both are great comedy anime though Inferno Cop has 3 min eps, compared to the normal OPM setup.  

Talking about overpowered and unbeatable maincharacters. Exactly that's what makes both animes so good. In both animes you see a main character that has the whole world hating them while they just want justice and killing bad things. The feeling and humor is both shows is kind of the same so if you like one of the shows the other is a must watch.  

It's just... both are perfectly representative of what I'll call the "Trigger feeling"( those who like Studio Trigger like me know what I'm talking about.). They are both short animes, so you just have to watch one small episode to constat this by yourself.  

Well both are made by Trigger. The same eccentric over the top humor to let you roll over the floor laughing. Uchuu patrol luluco takes an animation approach more dynamic while in Inferno Cop that is the comedy factor. Both little gems you will love if you love Trigger 

Both shows have a frenetic, rapid-fire style of comedy, where as soon as one joke is over, they've moved onto the next- and sometimes they don't even wait that long, layering together their jokes in a sort of Matryoshka doll of absurdist humor. This results in a very high laughs-per-minute ratio, and almost always ensures that, at the very least, part of the joke will land successfully. As both shows were created by Trigger and feature law enforcement as the main characters, they also naturally share a similar sense of humor. Furthermore, both shows elevate parody to high art, managing to weave entire plots together by mish-mashing references to other media; Inferno Cop does this to pretty much everything under the sun, while Luluco more specifically focuses on Trigger's own works (including Inferno Cop itself). This is also where the key difference between the two lies, as while Inferno Cop is a so-bad-it's-good bastardization of common fictional tropes, Luluco is an honest celebration of Trigger's success and actually has a legitimate, compelling narrative hidden underneath its wackiness. Finally, as both are very short watches, with Luluco's episodes being only seven minutes long and Inferno Cop's a measly three, they're both easily digestible yet extremely fun watches that can be finished in a single sitting. read more 

Both anime have awesome policemen. The main plot of these anime are about fighting evil and JUSTICE and the Main Characters are the only ones who can make JUSTICE prevail 

If someone asked for two zany and over-the-top anime, I'd point them to Inferno Cop and Samumenco. They are exactly that. Something to not take entirely seriously, but you can look at them as a parody as well as an honest truth of the genre they reflect. I mean, the cheesiness should give that away, from both superhero/toku madness to police action or "I'm the sheriff around these parts" type shows. Regardless, one is a TV Short compared to the 22-episode full-length TV. Take your pick between a developed short and an easy burn short. Both to remember in the long run.  

I feel that a fan of Panty & Stocking will be able to dig the silly-ness of Inferno Cop with a pleasure. Its totally nonsensical, but that's what you love right? That outrageous craziness that just leaves you blissfully wanting more. Plus its short and sweet and shouldn't really be passed up. It's made by Studio Triggre who are a Japanese animation studio founded by former Gainax employees Hiroyuki Imaishi who was the director on Panty & Stocking. 

Both have an abundance of crude humor. Plot is typically random and filled with insanity. 

Two ugly anime and with bad characters, the difference being that one is purpose; - ;, continuing ... both use of demonic creatures (inferno cop x vampires), both of which will get you ripped several times = D Anyway, they are the worst anime in the world, and the best anime in the world (you choose which). 

Nothing but wacky behaviour and attitudes. Inferno Cop and Kill la Kill have a story to play with but proceed to do so via an over-the-top way where things slowly begin to make less and less sense as it continues. Inferno Cop is a revenge story, though half of it isn't even remotely about revenge. Kill la Kill being about people using clothes to do evil stuff with mad action that looked like it came out of a tenzai Japan x American hero comic collab. Both brought to you by the based studio, Trigger.  

Both are examples of "so bad, it's good" anime, and found both of them to be hilarious in their own ways. Whether it is animation, sound or plot, they are not to be taken seriously. Not one bit. Their essential difference is that Hametsu's comedy is totally unintentional, whereas Inferno Cop is meant to be such. 

Both are ONA with short episode(s). Both have manly main characters, who both punches people and helps people. Both are comedic. Both have simple are and both have similar feeling to them. If you liked one, you´ll like another.