Working!!
The story is set in a family restaurant named Wagnaria in the northern Japanese prefecture of Hokkaido. Souta works part-time among the restaurant's high-spirited, mysterious, yet cool staffers.
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Notes
Genre: Comedy, Slice of Life
Demographic: Seinen
Adapted from the 4koma manga, Working!! Prequel to Working`!!
Reviews
humanbean
not bad. setup seem's a little contrived tho'
Doug
Take a bunch of people, toss them up in the air, and when they land, see if they form a story. I would call this an example of the theory that as long as your characters are moderately interesting and at least slightly appealing, you don't actually need a plot. If you agree, you'll like this.
Glenn
Hey, it's a sitcom about a restaurant full of wierdos. If that's your cup of tea, then go for it. I can take it leave it. I am mildly curious about the sword, though.
Michael Eh?
Quick humour as expected for an anime based on 4 koma (4 panel) comic strip. So if you like K-ON! or Azumanga Daioh! which are both originally based on 4 koma then this show based on a not-so friendly family restaurant might be for you.
Heekun
with a title like this I was expecting more of a 'Hataraki Man' type show, but it was ok.
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Zelman
Fukuyama Jun's character is so weird. XD
my own problem here is the main girl has a most annoying voice, and she's also gonna be in Angel Beats!, which means i'll only be able to tolerate one of them. However Angel Beats only has HiroC so far, so that's the one to get dropped first... maybe.
OnoD is playing another blonde... who works at the family restaurant with everyone else... so yes that includes HiroC's character. Because they need to be paired up in everything... love or hate. (Durarara pun)
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Club Notes
Date Reviewed: March 29th 2010
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