Yuri is My Job Season 2: Is It Renewed or Canceled?

The much-anticipated second season of “Yuri is My Job” is coming up, so get ready to dive back into the charming world of the show. Hime, a high school student who has a secret life as a famous maid in a fancy café, is at the center of this interesting anime series. The more complicated her relationships get and the more she learns about her own past, the harder it is for her to balance her responsibilities as a student council member and her unusual job.

With just the right amount of romance, comedy, and drama, the next season should have interesting plots, likable characters, and a fun look at Hime’s journey to find herself.

Yuri is My Job Season 2: Renewed or Canceled

Fans of the well-liked anime series “Yuri is My Job” have been anxiously awaiting information on its second season. Since its debut in 2016, the program has grown significantly in popularity. It centers on high school student Himeko, who works at a maid cafe and learns that all of her coworkers are secret fans of girls’ love manga.

Despite the popularity of the program, there has been no official word on whether “Yuri is My Job” would return for a second season. While some viewers are still holding out hope for a new season, others worry that the silence may mean the show has been canceled.

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Yuri is My Job Season 1 Review

Hime appears to be the ideal high school student: she is adorable, sociable, and considerate to everyone. But it’s all a front; she has only honed her ability to present a façade of flawless sweetness that no one can see through, and she intends to maintain it until she finds herself a wealthy husband.

She does, however, unintentionally trip over Mai one day, breaking her wrist as a result. Hime is consequently compelled to cover shifts at Mai’s all-female café where the staff members pose as students at a prep school to atone for their transgression. The most graceful of the girls, Mitsuki Ayanokouji, appears to not like Hime at all when they first meet. Can Hime persuade her with her adorable act, or is her facade finally beginning to crack?

This series is provided to us by Kodansha Comics, who also kindly include a few color pages, a translated café menu (as the products are primarily in German), and some good translation comments in the back. A book that is overall very nicely presented!

It might not be as dramatic or passionate as some of the more modern Yuri anime we’ve seen in the last twelve months, but it’s still a quirky, enjoyable comedy series. It’s a solid first book that does a great job of establishing the premise and the characters, and it plants the seeds for a lot of exciting conflicts to come. This book is recommended for Yuri fans and those who want to get into the genre but are unsure of where to begin.

Yuri is My Job Season 1 Trailer