Koi wa Futago de Warikirenai

When Jun Shirasaki was a young boy a new family moved in next door, this included twin girls Naori and Rumi. Naori, much like Jun, is bookish while Rumi is sporty but a bit of a loner. The years pass and they remain friends. Somewhat inevitably they develop feelings for each other; this leads to some awkwardness as nobody wants to hurt others' feelings or damage their friendship.

This is a cute enough romance anime. It manages to avoid some of the more obvious genre clichés and there is no obvious answer as to who, if either of the twins, Jun should end up with. The twins are not identical so we don't get the stale cliché of them being mistaken for each other. The animation and character designs are good. Overall I'd recommend it to fans of romantic anime but wouldn't say it is a must watch; the sort of show one enjoys while watching then forgets about.

These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.

The story is about a boy who is befriended and romantically admired by two twin sisters since childhood.

In short, the story is a standard harem anime, with an inconclusive end.

Overall: If I could give a recommendation to someone considering this anime, id advise to skip it unless you want a status quo to persist from start to finish with no conclusion. At least i regret having watched it to the end.

Pro:

• Okay artwork

Negative:

• No story development
• Ridiculous behaviour from characters, that you would never witness in the real world
• Typical girl/sister friendships despite being rivals..its simply unrealistic, love is war
• Plain vanilla useless MC, takes no decision and does nothing specific
• Unnecessary fanservice
• Inconclusive end which means you didnt even need to watch the whole anime to the end. The first 5 minutes would sufficed
• Characters exist but they are all written so unnatural that it feels like a weird dream from a mangaka.

When Jun Shirasaki was a young boy a new family moved in next door, this included twin girls Naori and Rumi. Naori, much like Jun, is bookish while Rumi is sporty but a bit of a loner. The years pass and they remain friendsWhen Jun Shirasaki was a young boy a new family moved in next door, this included twin girls Naori and Rumi. Naori, much like Jun, is bookish while Rumi is sporty but a bit of a loner. The years pass and they remain friendsWhen Jun Shirasaki was a young boy a new family moved in next door, this included twin girls Naori and Rumi. Naori, much like Jun, is bookish while Rumi is sporty but a bit of a loner. The years pass and they remain friends.