Cute little and funny anime about relationships. The most important thing to keep in mind is that the series WWW.Working is not related to the three seasons of the anime Work This anime was probably an attempt to make a deep remake or something. Apart from the location and appearance of individual characters nothing remains from the previous series Plot: The main character as always is a serious and responsible firstyear high school student. Being forced to look for a parttime job he turns to the cafe Warnaria where he is immediately accepted... And almost immediately he realizes that this cafe is run by some weirdos. The Manager is beaten up by some older woman one of the waitresses sees ghosts and the Manager himself cant count on a calculator. The other employees are no better. The anime has about 10 characters and each has its little storyline. From beginning to the end it shows the love stories of three very different couples. If you hadnt had a relationship it might be fun and useful to look at. The branch about the debtors son and the creditors daughter washard to watch. It is objectively gross. But this is the most lifelike story. It becomes clear how much ordinary Japanese are sick of livingthat life. So Iguess even in the third economy of the world everything isnt 100 smooth. Quality: The visuals are nothing special and do not draw attention to themselves. The authors somewhat abuse the inserts with the changed appearance of the characters when they are about to say something emotional. Honestly I dont know why they do it and what it means for them. The same inserts are in Non Non Biyoriand some other places so I guess its the norm. The music is pleasant and exciting especially the ending. Who Should Watch This? Everyone who is tired of problems and needs to cheer up. The anime is easy to watch and does not overload at all. Leaves a lot to think about. Or you can just watch it in the evening when there is nothing to do. Alone with friends or with a girl/young man.
90 /100
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