This is what led to the characters being the weakest aspect of this manga for me. Two attractive young males, vying for the affections of some stupid little girl even though it's all kind of pointless, since she obviously likes one over the other. It eventually degrades into some Twilight-esque drivel. The main dilemma between the pair continuously changes as the story develops, like the inclusion of a 3rd or 4th party, yet it's obvious that it's the mangaka's way of trying to extend the life of what should be a really short manga.
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Unfortunately that feeling does not last the full duration of this manga's story. However what's nice is that even if Yori is the main focal point of the story, situations are also given from Iku's point of view, making it a more interesting story in the process. So Yori ends up thinking of some contrived and immature ways to acquire his sister's affection, all without being found out, which is where the majority of the story's early drama comes from. So strongly in fact that he decides to act upon these feelings, but she is not all that accepting right away. A Shoujo, Romance, Drama themed around the forbidden love between siblings and yet I did not enjoy this as much as I hoped.Īlthough Boku wa Imouto is a shoujo manga, it mostly follows the point of view of our male protagonist Yori Yuuki, where it is immediately apparent that he feels strongly for his twin sister Iku. So here I have Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo suru. Be it between the same sex, step-siblings, student & teacher or cousins I tend to enjoy these flavours over the vanilla stuff. When it comes to romance stories, I've always enjoyed "forbidden love".
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