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WĀKINGU
| Writer | YOSIOKA Takao |
| Broadcaster | TOKYO MX、+ETC |
| On Air date | [2016/10/1] |
| Broadcasting times | 1 |
| Management | D02-02185-00 |
| Reading | |
| Classification | Scripts |
| Media | TV |
| Genre | Animation |
| Screens version | after recording script |
| Transfer destination | Warehouse(in Storage) |
| Synopsis | WWW.WORKING!! Daisuke Higashida is a hard-working 10th grader at Higashizaka High School. He takes on a part-time job at a local chain restaurant called Wagnaria after his father’s company goes bankrupt. But the staff working at Wagnaria are an unusual lot: Head Waiter Hana Miyakoshi who is very keen but desperately weak in the head and lacks a sense of taste; Manager Kenichiro Sakaki who is hopeless at his job; Sayuri Muranushi、 a spiritual girl who tries to serve invisible customers as well as normal ones; and Shiho Kamakura、 the daughter of a company president who tries to solve everything—including complaints from customers—with money.Higashida is troubled by the many problems that occur at Wagnaria; to make matters worse、 he has to deal with romantic issues as well、 such as his relationship with Miykoshi who keeps asking him out even though he is not interested and the relationships between his other coworkers. As time goes by、 however、 Higashida begins to grow fond of Miyakoshi—he does not want anyone else to take her from him.WWW.Working!! is an anime produced by A-1 Pictures and aired on TV from 2016. It is based on a comedy manga set in a chain restaurant that Karino Takatsu、 a manga artist known for works such as Servant × Service、 published on her website. WWW.Working!! has a similar structure as Takatsu’s Working!!—serialized in Young Gangan and later adapted into an animation—and is set in a different store of the same restaurant chain.(Seventeen 40-character lines; 551 characters in total) |
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