To my surprise and relief this manga wasn't what I thought it was. It doesn't seem like it'll go into the incest route and has a good characters.

The imouto heroine has an obsession with imouto gal games and not our protagonist. The heroine is popular and had no one to share her hobbies with and by chance her brother found out...

I highly, highly recommend this manga.

... Last updated on April 6th, 2010, 6:55am

No really, the levels of cute in the title are of epic proportions. There's also a whole lot of tsundere, too. The artist previously did hentai, and it shows the art style, especially facial expressions. That's not really a bad thing, it's just a readily apparent quality in the artwork.

Overwhelming cuteness aside, there's not a whole lot going on in the story. My hope is that it picks up some in the later chapters. I feel really shallow admitting this, but as long as the artwork continues to be so stellar, the plot doesn't really matter so much. Definitely no 10, but for someone as weak to cute as I am, I can't give it any less than a 9, simply for the artwork and the tsundere.

... Last updated on June 20th, 2010, 1:30am

With the anime adaption now underway, and two tankoubon published, the manga for this story has had ample time to prove it's place. The funny thing is that it doesn't sit too well at all.

Firstly, characters.
It's probably difficult to to translate print to panels, and it's good to give the manga little bonuses, or treasures for fans, but Kirino's character doesn't come across properly, in my opinion. She's a rose-red tsundere right from the starting gate. I approve of the "what face was she making out of her brother's view" method now and then that the limitations of the novels cannot convey, but we get these little moments far too often.

She blushes far too often around Kyousuke. I mean, there is no character development there, and fans of the series know that

Secondly, the art.
It doesn't fit at all, nor is it effective, I dare say. Almost immediately, I could tell that the artist completely botched Kirino's character design. In most cases, for adaptions from light novels, the artist will directly match the character design and basic style of the novel illustrations. Here, the features are there, but she isn't the right shape, her body isn't as slender, and her facial expressions flicker between pink-faced embarrassment and fuming anger. There isn't any depth in these designs, but it's not a deal-breaker, so I'm not really bothered by it when I read this.

She has an obvious brother complex and so she hides it by playing eroge and what not. Truly a realistic story. The art is cute too and the main hero, although bland, is not the normal sniveling wimp you would see in most manga. He is actually able to control himself and I haven't seen him blush yet.

The manga is good but the anime is way better. they made the guy sister kirino, wayyyyy to cute in too many scenes, and the the time it comes for the guy to think she is cute, it is not as cute as the other scenes. The manga gives u the feeling that it is a erotic manga because of the way the artist drawing kirino in some scenes.

For the father, i swear i was seeing akuma in his character. i mean wow, that guy can turn super saiyan anytime. Also for the part when kirino was going to smash the cigaret tray on her father, was ummmm..... toooo exaggerated. was she try to kill him for just a game. if so, i would be afraid of a sister that can kill u any time, and i know its not that type of manga.

the anime is alot nicer than this, not exagerated like the sister show a "Kawaii!!!!" expression all the time.

still its still a nice manga, if you a pervert like me , Hahahaahahaha. (Just kidding)

... Last updated on April 1st, 2012, 5:52pm