Oneichan to Issho

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My mama is in heaven, but... I have my sister!
Hinako is a high school student who has a lot of things that she wants to do, but for her cute little sister, she will become a mother!

Note: Serialized in Bessatsu Friend from the 10/2003 special issue on September 13, 2003, to the 07/2007 special issue on May 28, 2007.

Type

Manga

Related Series

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Associated Names

My Sister and Me

Onei-chan to Issho

Together with my big sis

おねいちゃんといっしょ

姊妹情深深 (凑铃)

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Aerandria Scans

Latest Release(s)

v.3 c.Extra by Aerandria 14 years ago

v.3 c.11 by Aerandria 14 years ago

v.3 c.10 by Aerandria 15 years ago

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Status in Country of Origin

5 Volumes (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?

Anime Start/End Chapter

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User Rating

Average: 7.3 / 10.0 (52 votes)

Bayesian Average: 6.92 / 10.0

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Last Updated

May 15th, 2023 9:19pm PDT - 2 years ago

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Genre

Comedy Drama Romance Shoujo Slice of Life
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Author(s)

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Original Publisher

Kodansha

Serialized In (magazine)

Bessatsu Friend (Kodansha)

Licensed (in English)

English Publisher

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Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #769

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Monthly Pos #1742

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3 Month Pos #2305

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6 Month Pos #4744

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Year Pos #5770

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I cried @cecropiamoth's comment ;o;

by noxplum
9 years ago

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I haven't started this series, although i've put it on my wishie in the hopes of someone being kind enough to finish it off 🙂
I agree that these kind of stories are beautiful & they really hit close to home for me. My parents would work really long hours when i was younger & it would be up to me and my older sister to raise my 3 smaller siblings. It was a hand full & when you're a kid yourself, it feels like "oh gawd i could be playing DOLLS but i gotta change ba-baa's diaper!" Haha i secretly loved it bc in the end i love my family with all my heart. ❤❤❤

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Why Do We Have to Lose Sweet Stories Like This?

by cecropiamoth
12 years ago

Rating: 8.0 / 10.0

This is a really good examples of a type of manga that is surprisingly common in Japan. It's the story about someone taking loving care of an orphan or semi-orphan child. Somewhat surprisingly, the manga world does this kind of tale masterfully. The one of many of this sort of story that I liked best was "Aishiteruze Baby"...until I found this one. The semi-orphan child here is adorably drawn, yet can be a real pain in the butt at the beginning of the manga when she's 3 years old. That's totally realistic as far as I'm concerned. Her sister, a teenagers, makes tremendous sacrifices of times and trouble to raise the little girl. That's noble behavior in my eyes. The sister's boyfriend is not fully developed, true, but is portrayed as also remarkably unselfish, and so has great potential to develop as a very unconventional male. This series had these things and a lot more to offer--and then the scanlators dropped it...

I think I understand why I've loved it so much and they didn't.

As an old person, I'm moved and impressed by what a terrific strain of "do your duty" there seems to be in Japanese life, particularly as concerns the family. This story is a fine example of that. I think, though, that manga readers, who are mostly very young, are by and large on another track -- the "make a place for MYSELF in the world" struggle. It's hard when that overwhelming life struggle stretches before you in real life to turn away from stories that depict its beginning to stories of people who decide to look after someone else instead of themselves. But later in life we oldies can really appreciate that kind of self-sacrifice and unselfish love. We know how tough life can get, and how wonderful it can be sometimes for someone like the heroes of these kinds of stories to step up and lend a hand. In the end, after romance and grandiose dreams are long past, what love most often turns out to be about is simply being loyal and kind.

... Last updated 12 years ago

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something bugs me about it

by cobalt_rain
14 years ago

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i read the first chapter and i was really bugged by something i just couldn't tell what... there is nothing wrong with the art or the plot, the thing is that the main couple is already stable and at the point of doing ecchi things so the romance is boring, it also has more of a josei feel than a shoujo. i dont think hinako's personality is very cute even though her character design is. The mood is similar to works by akira shouko who wrote saruyama.

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nice idea

by lys
17 years ago

Rating: 7.5 / 10.0

It's really nice, as a break from the typical predictable shoujo stuff, with its focus on family life rather than the usual "getting a boyfriend!" I found the characters a bit melodramatic, though... tears and yelling and emotions flying all over the place! Some of it is understandable given the stressful situations (for both big and little sis) but I think there's just too much drama and faced-paced story and not enough quiet(?) scenes to balance it out. The 4th chapter seemed a bit more calmed down though, so hopefully this is something that will improve over time—I get the impression that this is Minato-sensei's first major series.

Oh, and speaking of the 4th story (trying not to spoil anything), I thought it was pretty cute. And then I thought, "Hey, actually the 'grown up/teen' characters in a lot of shoujo manga act exactly like these 3 year olds. Hmmm."

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