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This is my guiltiest pleasure. I have no idea why I like this show so much, when everything about it is irredeemably stupid. But I guess that's part of the charm. The character interactions are pretty damn hilarious, especially between Takanashi and Inami, and as mentioned, the OP is amazing. Easily my favorite OP out of anything. Throughout this entire show, I couldn't stop the stupid grin that found its way onto my face from how adorable it all was. | This is my guiltiest pleasure. I have no idea why I like this show so much, when everything about it is irredeemably stupid. But I guess that's part of the charm. The character interactions are pretty damn hilarious, especially between Takanashi and Inami, and as mentioned, the OP is amazing. Easily my favorite OP out of anything. Throughout this entire show, I couldn't stop the stupid grin that found its way onto my face from how adorable it all was. | ||
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| + | Here's a show that got exponentially better as it went along. The first season starts out kinda mediocre, but is just funny and engaging enough to where you keep watching it. The pace is too slow, and there's not a whole lot going on, especially since the Inami/Takanashi romance is taking up nearly all of the show's running time. Then at the halfway point of the show we're introduced to Yamada, the kind of character who can either ruin a show or set it in exciting new directions. The latter holds true here. Suddenly, the show runs at a better clip, with the characters really falling into place for better comedy set-ups. | ||
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| + | So season one ends on a good note, but then the second season comes around and dramatically improves every single aspect of it. Stuff that got too much emphasis in season one gets toned down, many of the characters go from being quirky to borderline insane, and the comic timing is near-perfect. | ||
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| + | With season two, ''Working!!'' becomes one of the better (if not one of the best) anime comedies out there, and it's a must watch for anyone who needs something light and funny. Here's hoping a season three is coming. | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
*[http://www.wagnaria.com/ Official Site] | *[http://www.wagnaria.com/ Official Site] | ||
*[http://www.square-enix.co.jp/magazine/yg/introduction/working/ Working!! at Squenix] | *[http://www.square-enix.co.jp/magazine/yg/introduction/working/ Working!! at Squenix] | ||
Revision as of 23:39, 5 April 2012
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| Original Manga | Karino Takatsu | |
| Director/Artist | Yoshimasa Hiraike | |
| Format | Anime (TV) | |
| Made By | A-1 Pictures | |
| Episode Length | 25 mins | |
| # of Eps/Volumes | 13 | |
Contents
Genre
Sum it up in a Sentence:
Guy works at a restaurant with a bunch of weirdos.
Main Description
Takanashi Souta loves cute things. Taneshima Popura, who is out looking for part-timers for the restaurant she works at, happens across Takanashi. Takanashi initially mistakes her for a lost child until she reveals her school ID and proves to actually be older than him. Bewildered that an upperclassman of his could be so childlike, he agrees to take the job at Wagnaria, a family restaurant in Hokkaido. As it turns out, the tiny Popura isn't the only peculiar staff member. Mahiru Inami, an androphobe with a violent streak, Todoroki Yachiyo, the Katana-wielding waitress, and Shirafuji Kyoko, the apathetic ex-delinquent manager also work at the restaurant.
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Personal Opinions
Redcrimson
Despite a fairly unoriginal premise, and shallow characters, it still manages to be quite charming and genuinely funny. Also, the OP is goddamn adorable.
Relambrien
This is my guiltiest pleasure. I have no idea why I like this show so much, when everything about it is irredeemably stupid. But I guess that's part of the charm. The character interactions are pretty damn hilarious, especially between Takanashi and Inami, and as mentioned, the OP is amazing. Easily my favorite OP out of anything. Throughout this entire show, I couldn't stop the stupid grin that found its way onto my face from how adorable it all was.
Robert Denby
Here's a show that got exponentially better as it went along. The first season starts out kinda mediocre, but is just funny and engaging enough to where you keep watching it. The pace is too slow, and there's not a whole lot going on, especially since the Inami/Takanashi romance is taking up nearly all of the show's running time. Then at the halfway point of the show we're introduced to Yamada, the kind of character who can either ruin a show or set it in exciting new directions. The latter holds true here. Suddenly, the show runs at a better clip, with the characters really falling into place for better comedy set-ups.
So season one ends on a good note, but then the second season comes around and dramatically improves every single aspect of it. Stuff that got too much emphasis in season one gets toned down, many of the characters go from being quirky to borderline insane, and the comic timing is near-perfect.
With season two, Working!! becomes one of the better (if not one of the best) anime comedies out there, and it's a must watch for anyone who needs something light and funny. Here's hoping a season three is coming.
