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Imouto sae Ireba Ii.
The story follows the everyday life of Itsuki, a novelist and "modern day Pygmalion" who works day in and day out to create the ultimate younger sister. He's surrounded by various other characters: a beautiful genius writer who loves him, his big-sisterly classmate from college, a fellow male writer, a sadistic tax accountant, and his editor. They're all looked after by Itsuki's perfect younger step-brother, Chihiro, who has a serious secret. (Source: Anime News Network) Note: The first episode received an early screening at a special event held at Shinjuku Piccadilly, Tokyo on 06.09.2017.
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<center>img(https://i.imgur.com/fMsKLiP.jpg)</center> At first, wandering into this anime, which starts out rather weird. It might have you question your sanity with - what the **** are am I watching? It could get you into asking questions such as - did that just happen, or was I not in the right of…
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Read full review on AniList →This anime is actually an allegory for Otaku culture in Japan. Although our MC (in this case analogous to Japanese male youth) is surrounded by peers and women who would be willing to be with him, he instead focuses on an unobtainable fantasy (a little sister). In the same way that it is literally…
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