So even I have to say that it’s a little unfair for everyone to gang up on Akiko in the little student council skirmishes. I’m sure they’ll take any chance to trash on each other, but she’s clearly the easiest target because…well, sister. Oh well…curse my brain and my working theory that a balanced dose of suffering is good for any anime season I watch.
Seriously, what’s up with Japan and pushing the incest? I guess in this case, it gives our protagonist Himenokouji Akito a reason to continuously reject his sister Akiko (pro naming choice). But it spawns that fear that something might actually happen in the end. I suppose nothing happened in NakaImo or OreImo, so it’s all in good fun. Nothing’s going to happen, right? ….right?
There are those other girls around to run interference. On the music side, I’d rather not talk about that ending song. It definitely rubbed me the wrong way…do not want. I’m not sure if I’m going to keep covering this, but I’ll probably keep watching. If you’re into comedy with four girls fighting over one guy, go nuts. At least this guy doesn’t seem completely dense. Although, the girls around him make it pretty clear how they feel.
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