Kiss x sis

Kiss x Sis (2010) masterfully blends humor, romance, and ecchi elements. Step-siblings Keita, Riko, and Ako's relationships are expertly woven, making for an engaging watch.

The anime's strength lies in its comedic timing, lovable characters, and relatable school scenes. Riko and Ako's antics will leave you laughing, while Keita's reactions are painfully relatable.

A must-watch for ecchi fans, but beware: mature themes and suggestive content make it 18+ only.

Pros:

Hilarious comedy Lovable characters Good animation Good ecchi content

Cons:

Ecchi may be too much for some Some plot points feel forced.

Sweet series, only 12 episode. But I am loving it wish there are more episodes. The story is simple but then make it perfectly. Now a days series and not that kind of fun in this one you will find everything. I wish I can find this series in English version that will be more fun. Recommended 18 + people suit look this series. All cast are perfect. The ending was great. I can say it is the best funny anime series I have ever seen. If they start a second season I am definitely gonna enjoy it. The team who made this series did I excellent job the animation was fantastic the story was outstanding.

Where's that one place you can be sheltered?

Hidden back from humanity for a couple of hours, a special retreat to allow your mind ease off from the world.

In friends? A lover? Entertainment mediums?

My cure would be Kiss x sis. Particularly for Ako and Riko. Two twin sisters with a fantastic depth of love for their younger step-brother, expressing their love in what they'd imagine would be the best way to show it.

They do want to show gratitude and kindness for how much they appreciate their step-brother, but they do it in such a warped and perverted way. All without any shame, or without really any realization as to how twisted the scenario truly is.

At first glance it's easy to see you being tempted to think this is a show merely intended for low-class adults, when it really is a sweet show that can manage to make you feel for the characters.

And most of the time, the sexual nature isn't intended to get you excited, it's often played for comedy. Or to sincerely enhance a certain bond to progress the characters. (At least in the main series, not entirely the OVA episodes)

One moment that I felt documented this show at it's best on all layers was when Ako and Riko were contemplating pulling out a strand of each other's pubic hair to put in a charm bag to give to their younger step- brother out of hope he would pass the entrance exam to get into his sisters' highschool.

It's both a funny and heart-felt moment, despite what many could consider an odd and crude nature about it.

Does this sound similar to a pocket you could also call home? Tucked off from the universe for a while?

You may also want to consider mixing the OVAs into this series, I believe they follow the same continuity. Look at the airdate for the OVAs and episodes of the series, match them up for best result. Though understand, the main series is more story-driven with calmer thrills, while the OVAs are a little more wacky sexy shenanigans.

Here, here, the time has come, I'm just going to review an ecchi comedy. I really like anything which makes sexuality a little bit of less of a taboo and I'm also a big fan of nasty jokes and creative swears (I don't know about Japanese but English certainly lacks in that department).

Definitely, this show's main purpose is to entertain your dirty mind, and it surely does, but with creativity, substance and likeable characters with well definied identities and flaws who care about each other (the sisters are pretty perverted, obviously, to make the show work, but everybody is constantly blushing over their own actions :D ). Thanks to that, the show is cute and it's not just another mindless ecchi/hentai to turn you on - which I would just turn off after five minutes, after an age you need more than that - and so for that kind of entertainment you must look somewhere else. This one targets your mind and sense of humor first and not your libido.

I wasn't born yesterday but I could enjoy it wholeheartedly and have great laughs, even just smiling during the exposition that what kind of sick situation is going to unfold now and the writer wasn't short of creative ideas for sure :) (oh, yes, the karaoke episode, in the OVA they really switch gears, I can't look at tapioca in the same way again...)

I was surprised how much fun I had just watching some cartoonish characters crossing the line repeatedly. It's a unique and sweet little nasty gem of adult animation, because surely, no other format could deliver it so innocently like this.

Have fun, folks, just have fun, don't take it too seriously.

(If you need some wholesome romance instead then watch My Teen Romantic Comedy or Bloom Into You. I'm still looking for something in between.)

Okay, so I've been putting off writing this review for a long. I haven't felt fully prepared to express my opinions about the show just yet, primarily because I know that anyone who does so will probably type their comments with just one hand.

In any case, Kiss x Sis is an anime that most ecchi fans have probably heard of. Yes, for those who may not know, Kiss x Sis is classified as an ecchi rather than a hentai because there isn't any sexual content in the program. However, I think it's reasonable to say that it's on the verge of being ecchi, which in my world is one step below hentai.

Keita, a junior high school student who is ready to complete his final year before high school, is the focus of the twelve-episode series. His two sisters, who are brothers and sisters but not biologically related, have lusty feelings for him. The bond between Keita and his sisters is the central theme of each distinct and varied story. In its twelve episodes, the anime successfully depicts an incestuous connection.

One reason this anime could be considered a hentai is because of the sound. You guys might already be aware of what that signifies. Still, the voice acting was quite fantastic, albeit a little unrealistic. I think Riko's jokes and remarks were what had me laughing the most. They added a sophisticated yet humorous element to the anime, and they were incredibly well thought out.

Oh well... While I didn't like every character, I did like a few of them. Keita gave off an air of indecision. I didn't dislike him; rather, it was because he struggled to come to a conclusion on many issues. He might have a great relationship with his sisters-not that I'm advocating for it or anything-but he doesn't, and the problem is that his parents are on board. His parents made me laugh so hard, but Keita needs to make a choice. In my view, Ako and Riko were the two most outstanding characters in the series. They genuinely care about others, and they came across as incredibly sweet gals.