Warota! (2026)

Name: Warota!
Rating: 9.0

Rating: 9.0

Synopsis

It is a sketch comedy series starring SixTONES, marking the group’s first attempt at comedy as a unit. The show features a range of formats, including situational sketches, short skits, and serialized comedy segments, all performed on full-scale, professionally designed sets. In each episode, SixTONES collaborate with guest actors and emerging creators, taking on various scripts and creative directions. Through these performances, the members showcase their distinct personalities as they engage in dynamic and often chaotic comedic interactions. The series offers a unique side of SixTONES that is exclusive to this program.

First Air Date: 2026-07-29

Last Air Date: 2026-08-05

Number of Seasons: 2

Number of Episodes: 14

Networks: Prime Video

Top Cast

Taiga Kyomoto as Self
Jesse as Self
Yugo Kochi as Self
Juri Tanaka as Self
Hokuto Matsumura as Self
Shintaro Morimoto as Self
Jimmy Onishi as N/A
Seira Anzai as N/A
Ikkei Watanabe as N/A
Hiroki Akiyama as N/A

Seasons

Season 2 (2026)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Episode 1 (2026-07-29)

The first guests of Season 2 are Hikari Ishida and Takashi Sasano, making their first appearance on the show. Season 2 also features sequels to the popular Season 1 skits "Tooru and Masaya" and "Super FD HAZAMA" and a brand-new skit "Mobara Emperors."
Ep. 2: Episode 2 (2026-07-29)

The guests for Episode 2 are Ikkei Watanabe, who also appeared in Season 1, and Karen Otomo, making her first appearance on the show. In addition to "Kakure Meiten", which continues the story of one of Season 1's popular skits, the episode also features the brand-new skit "Gaito Interview". In the show's first-ever documentary-style skit "Buzzer Beater" a miracle occurs.
Ep. 3: Episode 3 (2026-08-05)

The guests for Episode 3 are Ken Mitsuishi and Rainbow, making their first appearances on the show! In addition to "Ginko Goto" a skit based on an original idea by Jesse, the episode also features "Shokujikai" a skit written and directed by Rainbow, and the popular Season 1 skit "Yabaken-sensei" makes its return as well!
Ep. 4: Episode 4 (2026-08-05)

The guests for Episode 4 are Iwasaki Udai and Seira Anzai, both returning after appearing in Season 1! The episode features the fan-favorite Season 1 skit "SAT," "Zombie ni Nattara" based on an original idea by zombie enthusiast Juri Tanaka, and "Tobira no Oku" a skit written and directed by Iwasaki Udai, in which the shocking secret of an admired senior is revealed!
Ep. 5: Episode 5 (2026-08-12)

The guest for Episode 5 is actor Toru Nomaguchi making his first appearance. There’s a skit based on Morimoto’s original idea "Kokoro no koe de" and the long-awaited return of "HOKUTO Matsumura Sleepy Channel"! In "Neru Mae Ni" and "SAT" a quarrel over complaints about Kyomoto breaks out, sparked by "Shiritori: Things I Want the Members to Fix!"
Ep. 6: Episode 6 (2026-08-12)

The guest for Episode 6 is Ken Horiuchi (Neptune), making his first appearance! The popular skit "Announcer Gakko" from the legendary series Warau Inu makes a miraculous comeback beyond the original program. In "Takuhaibin" AI Humanoid TAIGA arrives at someone's home one day. And in "Motion Capture" Matsumura becomes gigantic after a fight between two motion-capture actors.
Ep. 7: Episode 7 (2026-08-19)

Episode 7 features comedian Hirotaka Akiyama (Hanako), returning from Season 1, and actor Airi Matsui, making her first appearance on the show. The long-awaited "Matsupin" finally returns, while the popular "Mago Mitai Na Mon" skit sees the grandpas head to a theater in Shimokitazawa to watch Sho-chan's comedy live. Kyomo also appears in the "Neru Mae Ni" skit, where, for some reason, he just can't stop talking.
Ep. 8: Episode 8 (2026-08-19)

Episode 8 features Makoto Ueda, head of Europe Kikaku, returning from Season 1, and Nako Yabuki, making her first appearance on the show. Ueda writes the skit "Hanten," where the characters become trapped in a mirror world where everything is reversed. "Shoot ga Haittara..." is a slightly bittersweet youth comedy, while the final skit of Season 2, "Kamigata Jiyuu," depicts the lives and interactions of people working at a post office with unusually relaxed rules on hairstyles.