>>3031
Well explaining why you like a comedy is kind of a faggy thing to do, but I'll explain some of the reasons why I personally like it.
>Kazuma is an excellent protagonist
He's a fairly intelligent, maniacal and self-interested gamer shitposter bastard with a lot of snark and cutting sarcasm, who doesn't give a fuck about a bunch of retarded useless hoes who are after his dick and will routinely use them.
His actions taken are usually hilarious like how he'll troll people he doesn't like with his abilities (like the one blonde faggot with the big sword or the chick whose panties he steals), and his misfortune is also equally fun to laugh at, he's great for what he is.
>great character designs
Konosuba's character designs are all pretty much top-tier. Visually striking, distinctive, iconic, and aesthetically appealing, plus the girls are fucking hot and the stylistic choices add to the appeal, like Aqua being a dumbfuck who wears invisible panties with her ass always showing.
Before I ever watched Konosuba, I saw the characters pop up and I wondered who they were because they had fantastic designs, and then I eventually found out where they were from.
>enjoyable character writing
All of the characters have their own appeal in some way or another, and their gimmicks and traits end up in amusing escapades and fucking Kazuma over in unexpected ways, like Aqua's goddess status causing issues for them in certain places, Darkness being, well, Darkness, and so on.
The group falling into debt was always a laugh because of Kazuma trying his best with herculean efforts to get out of it, only to get fucked by his gaggle of retards.
>the world and plot services the comedy
They have a vague, simple and open-ended but lofty goal in mind to beat the demon king, and a
lot of problems and issues before they ever get there. One of the Demon King's commanders being a hot shemale who baits Kazuma is an amusing example of said thing. They don't know they're gonna deal with such issues. Plus each places, groups of people, factions and characters can be interesting and amusing in their own right, like the succubus brothel or Megumin's village of chuuni.
>fanservice and quality of it
Its all good.
Basically, Konosuba appeals on the fronts that makes sense for a lewd comedy. The plot and world is a vehicle for the show, and allows for a sense of progression so the show doesn't feel completely episodic and also allows for investment and new escapades, characters and whatnot to appear
it also will end up rewarding those who continually watch it for the inside jokes and gags that will naturally appear in a growing world.
Its proceeding at a relatively slow pace in the anime, but unlike episodic comedy, there
is progress being slowly made and things do get fleshed out more with the cast growing larger and the world growing in scope, and its well-executed for a comedy.