Please, keep in mind that this manga has nudity and might be consider, "lolicon" by some people. In this manga, the main characters, an underage childlike girl (Ririna Corradi) let's her older brother (Michelle Corradi), a prominent artist, use her as the nude subject of his "artwork".

Although there happens to be loli nudity in this comic, you can hardly say it's ecchi as it doesn't involve guys/girls going horny or anything. Yeah, there may be some weird fetish plays due to that girl from Japan introducing weird "traditions", but still it's nothing more than a plot device. The story itself is cute.

The series started off great; it was interesting, though a little too vague. I have no issue with incest or brother complexes, and the idea was strong. The artwork is fairly inconsistent, but it's an ecchi manga. I doubt many readers really minded and most of them would skim the plot to get to the panties, my bet. The first volume started off strong, though a little awkward at times when characters had their clothing on, but it was great quality. By the third volume, the artist was clearly pressed for time in every way, having cornered themselves with a recurring plot and severe limitations.

I honesty think Tinkle is an amazing artist, but their work doesn't suit a manga too well; too many details. Oddly enough, the cover for the final volume looked rushed compared to other full colour works - you'd expect more without the limitations of tones and linework. One of the biggest issues was that certain characters shared extremely similar appearances to others. In a plot that involves an alter ego, that's a little much. The clothing for each character was so articulate that it was usually a strain for me to recognise certain characters without their trademark costumes.

I read this because the plot hooked me like no tomorrow, I continued reading it because I'm stubborn.

plot is kinda similar to "saint tail", but with greater art work and fanservice

... Last updated on May 12th, 2010, 10:10am

I don't have much to say... The start was quite nice and interesting, but it was too long for the kind of thing this is. There was nothing interesting to keep me reading it.
The end was nice, though. Not even near as good as the start (the premise is interesting) but was one of the "classic" endings

The art is really cute, I just love Tinkle-samas drawings, but the plot is soooo boring... And nobody is bothered by the fact that she is in love with her own brother? Everyone (the maid) is taking it like the most natural thing in the world...