Daily Lives of High School Boys
Daily Lives of High School Boys finds comedy in students giving trivial school-day problems far more attention than they deserve. Crunchyroll and Tubi are the legal streaming services named for the show, and Tubi supplies a free viewing option. Sunrise's finished 2012 TV adaptation runs for 12 episodes of 24 minutes each, so it is an easy commitment rather than a long project. The format favors compact sketches over a plot that builds from week to week. Its best jokes grow out of misplaced confidence, improvised games, and conversations that become ridiculous while everyone involved tries to act serious. Watch it if you enjoy deadpan comedy and a relaxed slice-of-life structure; look elsewhere if you need a strong dramatic through line to pull you onward.
About
Daily Lives of High School Boys follows a group of students whose ordinary routines keep veering into self-created nonsense. Empty time at school or an idle conversation can inspire a grand plan, only for reality to expose how flimsy the idea was from the beginning. Each episode gathers several short situations, allowing one premise to end before another piece of everyday foolishness takes its place. Friendship holds the loose format together: the boys understand one another well enough to cooperate, provoke each other, and commit to a bad idea long after sense should have prevailed. Adapted from manga, the show stays focused on comic incidents instead of building toward a large quest or mystery.
Information
- Japanese
- 男子高校生の日常
- Premiered
- January 10, 2012
- Episodes
- 12
- Duration
- 24 min per ep.
- Status
- Finished Airing
- Studio
- Sunrise
- Source
- Manga
- Themes
- primarily teen cast, japanese production, present, slice of life, comedy, asia
Seasons & Watch Order
Start Daily Lives of High School Boys with episode one, then follow the 12 TV episodes in their regular release order. No earlier show is required, and the sketch-based episodes also work well when revisited individually.
Side stories & specials
- Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou Specials(2012)side story
FAQ
Crunchyroll and Tubi carry Daily Lives of High School Boys legally. Tubi gives viewers a free way to watch the finished TV series.
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