Gokushufudou

Both have this peculiar humor lol 4~5 minutes episodes compiled in a regular anime ep. Short anime and super fun!!! 

Both are fast-paced comedies with five minute segments compiled into longer episodes. The characters are all very intriguing (batsh*t crazy), expect it's kind of reversed in the fact that the main character in Saiki is the sane one while the main in Gokushufudou seems to be the oblivious one. They are both produced by the same studio as well, but I believe Saiki was done a bit better. I highly recommend both because they're simply hilarious and introduce situations that should normally never happen. 

Both are really funny and are compiled into shorter segments. The protagonists both are normal people but have a unique feature about them makes them so funny. 

They both feel very similair in tone, with they focus on comedy and short stories. Their characters are somewhat grounded but over-the-top as well. The art styles are also pretty similair between the two, they both make use of a more still image, comic book type art style 

Both have a similar style of storytelling. Each episode is made up of often unrelated, shorter stories and both are slice of life comedies with similar humour.  

Both have powerful protagonists who want to live a normal life, and both are great comedies 

Similar episodic format with repeated gags. Gokushufudou had me CACKLING, it's so funny. Slightly odd animation, but you will quickly become used to it. 

They have a similar way of having the characters move and the humor overlaps. 

- Ex Yakuza's gangsters; - Ridiculously funny; - Bad/ ugly animation (but it makes it even funnier). 

Same style of comedy, it's great! 

In many ways, this is very similar to Back Street Girls. They ridicule yakuza members in ridiculous and absurd contexts. It's really funny. Made me smile a lot, but a bit repetitive and they did cut corners animation wise. Despite it's flaws, I warmly recommend it.  

Yakuza's got to adapt and faces challenges -- both are hilarious and easy watches 

Comedy about Yakuza tough guys in contrasting domestic situations (Gokushu about a husband, and Hinamat about a step father) 

Both shows follow around a (ex) yakuza and their daily lives of life after leaving/drifting from the yakuza lifestyle. Gokushufudou and Hinamatsuri both show a (ex) yakuza's domestic life, with Hinamatsuri showing him being a father figure and raising a little girl, and Gokushufudou depicting his day-to-day scenarios of being a house husband. Along with similar scenarios of a Yakuza's new life and keeping his gang life/past sperate from his domestic life, they are both comedy slice-of-life, depicting smaller scenes and scenarios in each episode. While Hinamatsuri was more tender and to-the-heart, both had charming and likeable characters in fun scenarios.  

A scary looking Yakuza man becomes a family man. They are parody comedy anime. Gag humour and several skits per episode. 

2 shows about livin the dream of being a house husband with a cute anime wife v jelly of these fellas  

- Slice of Life of cute coupleship - "-24 Min duration" - "Office Worker Wife and Housewife Husband" 

Both the anime feature a househusband and lighthearted comedy with their partner 

Do you want to watch a comedy series where a certain troupe is repeated over and over again until it is not funny anymore? Well, I might have the perfect anime for you. Following a premise of having a househusband tend to average daily chores, making it seem funny in the most unnexpected way possible, while simoutaneosly performing responsibilities to his wife. 

They're very similar in theme, all about domestic duties done by an efficient homemaker while the forgetful woman of the house goes to work. Lots of artisanal food.  

Both the animes are slice of life where the protaganist do household work, only that they are not normal housemakers, one is a cat and other ex-yakuza. Both anime have a air of peace within them and you will find yourself chukling and smiling in between a lot of scenes. 

Slice of life comedy series following the misadventures of someone you normally wouldn't see in daily life. The odd person takes care of and bends over backwards for their loved one. 

Both series have "good yakuza" as a main character and the events are slice of life. 

Both have a Yakuza member as main character and both are warm and light hearted Gokushufudou is about a yakuza guy quitting the organisation to become a house husband.It has a comic ish art style and multiple little episodes in one episode. Yakuzas guide to babysitting is about the yakuza member who is tasked by his boss to babysit his daughter its also quite warm however it has a bit of action. Both have comedy and pretty funny scenes 

Just Yakuzas living a normal life 

Both are shows about "the underbelly" of society trying to go about everyday lives. Both are primarily about Delinquents and (ex)Yakuza getting up to every day activities in ridiculous ways. They share similar gag style humor, highly based on timing and the characters acting in ways that those around them are shocked by. It also turns the stereotypes of these types of characters upside down, showing that they are also caring people. If you enjoy the humor of one, you are sure to laugh at the other. 

Similarly Cromartie also has the look of an animated comic book rather than an anime except it IS a proper anime series unlike the former. The way (pun intended) it delivers its jokes are similar too. 

-similar type of comedy -although the setting and plot are different, the main characters definitely have the same vibe; they are able to overpower/outsmart the others in a way or another and tend to excel in everything they do -there's always a group of gangsters chasing/trying to sabotage the main character -epic openings lol -episodic, light-hearted 

Both animes focus mostly on exploring a certain gag. For Way of the House Husband, this is the contrast between Tatsu's occupation and yakuza demeanor, and for Haven't You Heard I'm Sakamoto, this is Sakamoto's handsomeness and perfection. The comedic styling of both animes are quite similar. 

The Way of HouseHusband is similar in that both anime deal with the Mafia/Yakuza world, both characters being theoretically out of business But in The Fable Akira Sato sometimes does espionage and other operations that are required of him. Both characters are quite kind to the world around them when you consider who they were  

They're both comedies with adult casts. They show the everyday life of the main character through their work. 

Both series feature a menacing character in daily activities and making genuine interactions with people initially scared or intimidated by their appearances. 

Unpopular opinion, this animation style actually suits Gokushufudou very well. Though DMC is more superior in terms of (dirty) jokes. LOL Quite enjoyable if you're mature enough to forgive things. 

Powerful criminal men excelling at the domestic side of life. One is a house husband, the other two become parents. Lots of beautiful food.  

They both talk about outlaws who start their lives as a husband. It also has the advantage that the comedies in both are so funny, you'll cry laughing. Both are also a slice of life, so if you enjoy one you will enjoy the other, for me I loved both.