

Working[ワーキング]’!!
The exciting antics of Wagnaria return as more ridiculous incidents occur, friendships are deepened, and new feelings are discovered. In addition to Souta Takanashi and his wacky co-workers, more eccentric personalities join the family restaurant: Haruna, Hyougo Otoo's missing wife, who has a habit of getting hopelessly lost through the sewer system; Kirio Yamada, Aoi's older brother, who is able to withstand Mahiru Inami's deadly punches; and twins Youhei and Mitsuki Mashiba, Kyouko Shirafuji's...
The first episode received a preview airing on September 3, 2011. The regular television airing started on October 1, 2011.
When the diner’s staff get lost in sewers and punch‑drunk love, chaos becomes the main course.
The second season of the chaotic family‑run diner returns with a fresh batch of outlandish shenanigans. Sōta Takanashi still juggles orders and his own cluelessness, but the kitchen’s roster swells with newcomers who crank the absurdity up a notch. Haruna, the long‑lost wife of the ever‑sleepy Hyougo Oto, pops up from the city’s underbelly—literally, because she has an uncanny talent for getting lost in the sewers and emerging with soggy stories. Meanwhile, Aoi’s protective older brother Kirio Yamada shows up, his stoic demeanor only broken when Mahiru Inami’s “death‑punch” lands, prompting a surprisingly tender side to surface. The Mashiba twins, Youhei and Mitsuki, arrive as Kyouko Shirafuji’s junior staff; their sibling rivalry fuels a constant stream of petty pranks and accidental kitchen catastrophes. Beyond the slapstick, the series lets relationships simmer. Old bonds deepen as characters confront hidden feelings, and new romances flicker amid the clatter of plates and the scent of fried food. Whether it’s a heartfelt confession over a bowl of ramen or a frantic chase through the restaurant’s cramped back‑alley, the show blends workplace comedy with a dash of genuine sentiment, delivering a hearty serving of laughter, love, and the occasional culinary disaster.
A lighthearted workplace comedy about eccentric family restaurant staff where romantic misunderstandings and absurd character quirks drive the humor. The series balances sweet character development with goofy slapstick, making it an easy watch for teens who enjoy character-driven humor over edgy content.
Wagnaria!!2 has 13 episodes.
Wagnaria!!2 is currently finished airing.
Wagnaria!!2 was produced by A-1 Pictures.
Wagnaria!!2 aired Oct 1, 2011 to Dec 24, 2011.
Wagnaria!!2 is based on a 4-koma manga.
A lighthearted workplace comedy about eccentric family restaurant staff where romantic misunderstandings and absurd character quirks drive the humor. The series balances sweet character development with goofy slapstick, making it an easy watch for teens who enjoy character-driven humor over edgy content.

Inami, Mahiru
Main
CV: Fujita, Saki

Satou, Jun
Main
CV: Ono, Daisuke

Shirafuji, Kyouko
Main
CV: Watanabe, Kumiko

Souma, Hiroomi
Main
CV: Kamiya, Hiroshi

Takanashi, Souta
Main
CV: Fukuyama, Jun

Taneshima, Popura
Main
CV: Asumi, Kana

Todoroki, Yachiyo
Main
CV: Kitamura, Eri

Yamada, Aoi
Main
CV: Hirohashi, Ryou

CU Clerk
Supporting
CV: Uchiyama, Yumi

CU Clerk's Junior
Supporting
CV: Satou, Miyuki

Inami, Mother
Supporting
CV: Suzuki, Masami

Kitahara, Ritsuko
Supporting
CV: Mizusawa, Fumie

Lost Child
Supporting
CV: Takashita, Mika

Lost Child's Mother
Supporting
CV: Kawasaki, Meiko

Mashiba, Youhei
Supporting
CV: Nakamura, Yuuichi

Mashiba, Mitsuki
Supporting
CV: Tomatsu, Haruka

Matsumoto, Maya
Supporting
CV: Kawase, Akiko

Otoo, Hyougo
Supporting
CV: Nakata, Jouji

Otoo, Haruna
Supporting
CV: Iwao, Junko

Suzutani, Momoka
Supporting
CV: Yahagi, Sayuri

Takanashi, Kazue
Supporting
CV: Shiraishi, Ryouko

Takanashi, Kozue
Supporting
CV: Itou, Shizuka

Takanashi, Nazuna
Supporting
CV: Saitou, Momoko

Takanashi, Izumi
Supporting
CV: Hikasa, Youko
13 episodes · 2 cours
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More popular than 95% of all anime