While everyone else rejects her job application because of her sadistic look in the picture, a store manager named Dino sees potential in her and hires her as the barbarous server. She is a very cheerful person in general, but every time she tries to smile in front of the camera, her face forms a very weird sadistic expression. Maika is the main protagonist of the show. Once she starts to get a hang of it, she decides to use her unique weirdness and also displays cruelty, which in turn makes her a prominent member at the cafe. Though she is a little clumsy in the beginning, she manages to successfully serve some of her masochistic customers by applying her new brutal persona. The role that she has to play here is that of a sadistic person which she knows she can pull off really well. The store manager of this Cafe, whose name is Dino, instantly falls for her and offers her the job. Every single time she smiles, she unintentionally tends to make a very weird face, which is actually the opposite of her otherwise cheerful personality.Īfter many failed interviews, Sakuranomiya tries her hand at the unique Cafe Stile where the servers are supposed to interact with their customers while role-playing all kinds of characters. Her applications are all fine but the only problem is her picture where she has this weird, menacing look. She really wants to start saving money now, so that she can later study abroad but every time she applies for a job, her application gets rejected. ‘Blend S’ revolves around the life of a 16-year-old girl named Maika Sakuranomiya, who is desperate to get a part-time job. You can stream ‘Blend S’ on Crunchyroll with its original Japanese audio and English subtitles. But we are confident that ‘Blend S’ season 2 release date could fall sometime before 2021. The only concern is that almost all studios are caught up with many upcoming projects for the year 2019 and that’s the reason why we will have to wait for a while to receive any confirmation. So there’s no reason why they would hold themselves back from creating a new one. The first season was very well accepted by the anime community and making season 2 can clearly be commercially beneficial for the creators. While there have been no confirmations from the studio’s end yet, it is very likely that there will be a season 2 in the coming years. The manga is still ongoing and even the show has gained enough popularity to get a new season. The first season of the anime only covers two volumes of the manga and as of now, the manga has a total of 5 published volumes. ‘Blend S’ season 1 premiered on Octoand came to an end on December 24, 2017. And that itself is enough to make it a pretty good anime.īlend S Season 2 Release Date: When will it premiere? ‘Blend S’ is in no way spectacular, but it’s the kind of show that you can sit back, relax and watch while enjoying some lighthearted comedy. While some of these do succeed, most of them are not able to live up to the standards of the “slice of life” genre. But if you think about it, many anime try to build an intricate plot with interesting and unique characters. It might look like ‘Blend S’ hasn’t put too many efforts into anything and has taken an easier route towards popularity. The false personalities of the characters that have been portrayed in the form of parodies are clearly visible and even the mannerisms and designs of the leads have been done almost perfectly. Even the animation is surprisingly good because A-1 Pictures has never really done much of this genre before. It’s the kind of show you start watching with no expectations at all but then you end up enjoying it more than you had ever imagined. And frankly, it doesn’t even need all of that in order to be successful. ‘Blend S’ never boasts of an intricate plot and never promises that it’s going to offer anything more than silly comedy. I do agree that it lacks a well-defined plot but what else can one expect from a slice-of-life comedy anime? Sometimes, all you need to do is appreciate the fact that something very refreshing is being served on the plate with a genre that has become very repetitive over the years. Many viewers point fingers towards its dead plot but I personally feel that it does really well with what it had to work with. It feels like every single episode has a connection with the previous ones and all of it is delivered with the utmost satisfaction.

Even though it follows a 12-episode format, not even once does it rush through the plot. Another aspect of the storyline that caught me by surprise is how smoothly everything is delivered.

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