The romantic comedy ‘My Senpai is Annoying’ is based on Shiro Manta’s Japanese manga series. A short-statured saleswoman, Futaba Igarashi, works hard to keep her respectable job and slowly becomes a trustworthy employee for her employer in this show. Harumi Takeda, her loudmouth senpai, is to be credited with much of her success. Takeda and Futaba have a great deal of respect for one another, but they can’t go a day without a fight because Takeda enjoys making fun of Futaba’s height and childish appearance.
It’s hard for the protagonist to concentrate on her work when she’s distracted by thoughts of her senpai. It has been widely praised for its original storyline and has a decent following of fans. Fans were left wondering if their favorite characters would return when the show’s first season ended. If you find yourself in the same predicament, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered too.
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My Senpai is Annoying Season 2 Release Date
Season 1 of ‘My Senpai is Annoying’ premiered on October 10, 2021, and ended on December 26, 2021, a few weeks later. Each episode in the first instalment clocks in at between 22 and 25 minutes long.
All that we know about the show’s future and whether or not it will be renewed is included in this list. There have been no official statements from Doga Kobo or any other companies involved in the show’s production as of yet. That being said, there are still many unanswered questions from the first season that will most likely be addressed in the upcoming second season. Is there enough new material to justify a re-run of the show?
The first five volumes of Shiro Manta’s ongoing work are the focus of the first instalment. To date, the manga series’ publication count stands at eight, so we’ll have to wait for more volumes before the show is renewed in December 2021. For a romantic-comedy show, the anime has a decent fanbase and an impressive overall rating. As soon as enough source material is available, the creators will eagerly greenlight the production.
In terms of new volumes, Shiro Manta has been fairly consistent and a new volume of the manga series is released every six months. After April 2023, three more volumes will not be released even if there are no delays. Season 2 of ‘My Senpai is Annoying’ is expected to premiere in mid or late 2024 if the anime is renewed as soon as new material becomes available.
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My Senpai is Annoying Season 2 Plot
Futaba gets a lot of praise from the chief in the season 1 finale for her performance. The protagonist, despite her happiness, is unsure of her feelings for her senpai. In the meantime, she finds out that he has a major client. Even though Futaba is overjoyed for Takeda, he realises that he will be unable to attend the final presentation that day due to prior obligations. Asking for permission from her coworkers to help Takeda out is mentee Takeda’s bravery. Initially sceptical, he allows her to go after the chief’s nod of approval.
Futaba makes a great impression on her senpai with her presentation skills. When the protagonist returns to the office after receiving much praise, she is envious of the girls who have gathered around Takeda. As a result, she declines to attend the party with her coworkers and instead opts to go out for a few drinks alone to work through her issues. When Takeda discovers her, he decides to take her in and be her companion. Futaba’s senpai promises to be there for her no matter where they end up.
However, despite their growing affection for one another and their growing closeness in season 2, Futaba and Takeda have yet to admit that they have feelings for one another. They’ve known each other for a long time, but it appears that neither of them is yet ready to commit to a more serious relationship. In Touko’s case, the lack of confusion is a blessing, and she isn’t trying to hide her feelings for Souta either. The upcoming instalment will focus on these two relationships, but the characters are unlikely to commit to one another. New employees, on the other hand, are likely to alter the dynamic of the workplace in unexpected ways.