Short story that felt like it there should have been a few chapters in between others to a little more to certain parts of the story. The art is decent and while the series has many characters this manga only focuses on the incestous relationship which worked better not that it's my favorite of the rest of the heroines.

If you read this and like another character or want more development there is the visual novel which is pretty good.

just...okay. nothing really interesting here, the characters are bland and the art is even more so. the relationship seemed cheap and forced, i dont feel it. its probably because im a huge fan of incest manga, so this kind of rushed development and unexplained feelings that come out of nowhere make the incest angle not as exciting as it intended to be.

but its very short read, for incest fan with our limited incest-themed manga, this is not too bad.

If you have participated extensively in any anime community, you've probably at least heard of Yosuga no Sora. Originally released in 2008, and later getting this manga adaptation and an anime adaptation in 2010. The anime adaptation gained it notoriety among fans as some comparable to something akin to Boku no Pico or Bible Black as a shock value prank. While Yosuga no Sora does contain controversial content, its legacy still persists to this day as the perhaps the most beloved incest romance in otaku culture.

Yosuga no Sora tells the story of our protagonist, Kasugano Haruka as he returns to the village of Okukozome-chou with his twin sister Sora, after the death of their parents. And from there, he can choose to pursue a romantic relationship with one of many girls, which will subsequently reveal past relationships and character defining events.

The manga adaptation adapts the route meant to be played last in the visual novel, the Sora route. And while it tries its best to be a standalone work, it is still trying to condense many tens of hours of visual novel into a 2 volume summary. The art is rather lacking in both detail and expression, and it clearly does not quite carry the same amount effort put into it as other adaptations. While it does hit a lot of the important plot beats and works as a coherent story, it pains me to recommend people either look for the anime or the partially translated visual novel instead.

... Last updated on November 25th, 2020, 8:48am

Personally I think it is pretty pathetic to trash a story based on incest.... sure flame if they plan on having kids, but I don't find much wrong with wanting to be with someone you love regardless of the circumstances. That being said the reason this got points knocked off was that it felt a bit too rushed, the male lead accepted her waaaayyyy too fast, and everything came to a close afterward really fast as well. With a serious twist like full blown twincest you have to make it go a little slower, or it just feels totally fake and contrived imo. Other than that I liked the art, and while kinda rushed it was still very sweet........ although the obsessive nature of the sister was a bit creepy

Heh...really. This story should have had some kind of warning in the description about this. Would have save me having to get into it..only to find incest... In a Shōnen, no less.. O.o Would have been a good, light-hearted(but somewhat serious) Harem tale otherwise.. The incest ruined it for me.

Ive read the first 6 chapters, and will admit Im fairly impressed , it is slightly a standard harem, but the twin thing for me is a little new, and I think its great =D (love incest manga, probably why). Ive also watched the anime, but that was after I read the manga, and well... I dont think the anime is great and it kinda pissed me off... we will see how this one turns out! If you like twincest (or incest in general), give this one a try