Teekyuu 2 - Recommendations

Nicknames says...

Like Teekyuu S2, Plastic Nee-san is a really fast-paced comedy which revolves around school girls doing random stuff. Also both of them are quite short and have no plot. In short, they are so similar that if you liked one of them you're definitely going to like the other.

Brad says...

Both shows are shorts that are filled with chaotic, random humour. The viewer gets bombarded by jokes one after another without pause, with absolutely zero time spent on any meangingful plot.

If you enjoyed one of these shows then the other will definitely be to your liking.

XMrNiceguyX says...

These shows are extremely similar in pacing and gag-style humor. High school setting and a female main cast. As a matter of fact, Plastic Nee-san might even contain a higher % of tennis content than all of Teekyuu.

The only minor difference between the two shows is that Teekyuu is somewhat faster paced and Plastic Nee-san has a bit more content bordering on ecchi.

Kari5 says...

Play Lucky Star on fast-forward and you have Teekyuu. Both have random comedy and little plot (zero plot in the case of Teekyuu). I think if you enjoyed one you might be interested in the other.

Kari5 says...

Both of these shows are short, fast-faced, and random to the extreme. Both are about a group of high school girls in a club, however club activities are rarely even seen due ot the randomness of the show. Neither have a plot and all attempts at humor depend at how random a scene can be.

If you somehow were able to enjoy one, you'd probably enjoy the other as well.

XMrNiceguyX says...

An all female cast in both series which contain a fair share of high tempo gag comedy with a fair number of mature gags, wordjokes and parodies of other shows. 

Main (minor) differences are on one hand, the implied shoujo-ai, the more explicit nature of the jokes in Puni Puni Poemy. On the other hand, the somewhat higher tempo of Teekyuu while having a shorter episode length. Additionally, Teekyuu is all over the place in terms of locations and does have somewhat of a tennis theme (it's in the name), Puni Puni Poemy has no such thing and is set mostly in and around high school.

XMrNiceguyX says...

Over the top random gag comedy with an all female cast. The style and type of the comedy is generally unpredictable, random and violent. There's the standard trope of the straight girl and a bunch of funny characters in both series. Although in both these series, the importance of this straight woman is diminished over time. Neither show is particularly vested in reality with their jokes and locations.

The only main difference is the tempo of the jokes in Teekyuu, which are quick due to the difference in episode sizes

Nicknames says...

Did you love the fast-paced comedy in Teekyuu 2? Then look no further because Kigurumikku has it in spades! The only difference between them is that Kigurumikku is a bit ecchi at times, but you'll enjoy it anyway.

Nicknames says...

Excel Saga has a similar feeling than Teekyuu and share the same kind of random, nonsensical comedy. Even if Excel Saga's episodes are full-lenght and the pace isn't that fast, you'll enjoy it if you liked Teekyuu S2.

Nicknames says...

Like Teekyuu 2 Pugyuru has plenty of random humor that would make you either go "huh?", laugh, or both at the same time. It might differ in the pace and the setting, but if you want something as random as this show but not so fast-paced then give Pugyuru a try!