“Comfy”? My go-to answer would be Aria (the Animation, the Natural, the Origination), but lately, that has been matched by Natsume Yuujinchou as my go-to when I just want to relax. There’s also “Tanaka-kun is Always Listless” but it has enough humor that breaks the “relaxing” mood. Bakaramon might be a better match, but it isn’t really fitting the bill.

Thus, my answer would be these two:

• Aria (the Animation, the Natural, the Origination)
• Natsume Yuujinchou

Am I too okd when I say Spice and Wolf?

Winter outside, warm tea and blanket, and watching Horo is the most cozy time of the year.

• Ascendance of a Bookworm
• Delicious in Dungeon
• Mushi-shi

Nichijou, Frieren, Spy x Family, Initial D, & Wangan Midnight.

Onimai

NekoPara

Medalist

Non Non Biyori

Laid back camp

Kuma kuma kuma bear

In the land of Leadale

Bofuri

Luck Stars

Azumanga

Strawberry Mashmellow

Demon girl next door

Average abilities

Miss Kobayashis dragon maid

Spice and Wolf

Killing slimes for 300 years

Space Dandy

• Seitokai yakuindomo
• Tanaka is always listless

It’s not a comfy anime, but I’ve watched the first season of Psycho-Pass about three dozen times, and it’s become so familiar to me that I find it comfy.

Clannad

Non Non Biyori for me

I have many.

The top spot is probably shared by Interviews with Monster Girls and Machikado Mazoku.

But then:

Bofuri. Bocchi the Rock. Hinamatsuri. Girls und Panzer. Gabriel Dropout. Sakura Quest. Patlabor. Mitsuboshi Colors.

Not an anime, but Bee and Puppycat is peak comf.

Mushishi

Yuru Camp is definitely the top one for me. Then Girls und Panzer and Bocchi the Rock. I pretty much just cycle through those.

Sleepy princess in the demon castle is mine!

Robotics;Notes is really comfy, even though it actually does have a plot.

K-ON! is pretty great, I remember it being quite comfy, too. Haven’t rewatched it in a while, though, maybe it’s more hyper than I remember - there was no Yuru Camp to compare it to when I first watched it.