A Mangaka's Weirdly Wonderful Workplace - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

A Certain Mangaka and Their Editor
Futami, a rookie mangaka, finally finished the storyboard she had been struggling with. But when sending it...

She's a Truly Dependable Assistant
Futami finds out that Mizuki was offered a debut and encourages her to do it, but Mizuki dodges it because...

I'm So Swamped, I'd Even Take Help From a Cat
Futami wants to hire another assistant, so Sato introduces a remote assistant named Nekonote.

It's a Job I Can't Do Alone.
Futami is hit by the "pre-book release depression" every mangaka goes through.

My Senpai Calls Herself My Rival
Futami wants to introduce a new rival character. Then Nashida, from her assistant years, knocked on her door.

It's a Strange Dynamic Between the Three of Us
"Is this what it's like to cheat?" An editor from another magazine invited Futami to write a different series.

I Didn't See It Coming
Although Futami is satisfied with Nekonote's work, she starts to grow curious about who Nekonote is.

This Is Also Part of a Mangaka's Work.
A serious incident occurred in the Monthly Clover's editorial department, and Futami takes on a major request.

A Treasure I Found on a Walk.
While out walking as part of her diet, Futami comes across an abandoned puppy and takes it in.

Let's Take a Day Off Work for a Change.
Mizuki came down with a stye and was forced to take time off from work. She wrestles with anxiety and...

It's Important to Actually Experience It
Nashida is getting cold feet now that the spin-off is about to fully kick off. She visits Takizawa and...

I'm So Glad I Kept Going! I'm So Touched.
To celebrate the success of Futami, Nashida, and Nagomi's recent success, everyone gathered for a pizza party.

A Mangaka's Weirdly Wonderful Workplace
After the signing, Futami and Sato make their way to Futami's parents' house at Sato's request.
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