Aki-Sora

Apr 14, 2009

jujubeeza

Recommended

Preliminary (15/30 chp)

Aki-Sora...oh boy. Blood-related incest, yuri, exhibitionism, orgy...this manga seems to be trying to cover every sexual genre in existence. With that said, there's a solid story beneath it all that will have you asking yourself many questions. (Edit 2/1/2012: Manga is complete; review is final.)

Story: 8/10

The story is about Sora, a middle school boy, trying to come to terms with having a sexual relationship with his older sister, Aki. It eventually goes on to cover his various sexual exploits, though the majority of the story focuses on Aki. The story is choppy; certain chapters could benefit from being re-ordered. My criticisms aside, the actual story ... deals with mature issues and questions, and mature readers will definitely enjoy this manga. Younger readers should stay away from this one; it can be very confusing at times, not to mention the blatant sexual content.

Art: 8/10

Nothing bad, nothing overly special. The characters are all nice to look at, and the background art is done adequately. My main issue was how absurdly feminine looking Sora is. Sora is most definitely a trap, and this topic is a cause of humor in the series.

Aki-Sora is of the smut genre. There are blatant sex scenes in it, and most of them are between Sora and Aki, which is repulsive to some people. I mean, art-wise, the scenes were well-drawn, but I was bothered by it. I got over it a little by telling myself it's just their way of showing their love for each other. It was just a little more physical than I would have preferred.

Character: 10/10

This manga is VERY character driven. The manga's main focus is about forbidden relationships. The two main questions the manga asks the reader to consider are "Why is it wrong for siblings to love each other" (other than the obvious biological problems their child would have) and "What does it mean for two people to have sex?" The characters each have their own point of views on these questions, and it really gets you thinking. These characters are very well developed in very short a time.

The story is as much psychological as it is sexual. Most of the characters of the story are in love with someone society forbids them to be with. It is REALLY interesting to see the inner battles a character has with himself/herself over what they need/want to do. Do they abide by the rules of society, or pursue their love interest?

Enjoyment: 9/10

Aki-Sora has the right balance of ecchi, comedy, and romance. It's a mature title. The ecchi isn't composed of panty shots or "oops I tripped and landed on your boobs", and the comedy isn't composed of nosebleeds or "oops I tripped and landed on your boobs and you hit me halfway to the moon".

Overall: 8/10

An above-average manga of the ecchi genre. This manga is seinen, not shounen, and is aimed at a more mature audience. There aren't many seinen mangas out there, and even fewer of those are of the ecchi/romance variety. This manga is a step up from shounen romance manga. When you finally get sick of characters taking 200 chapters to FINALLY get together, manga like these are what you are looking for.

Final edit: February 1st, 2012.

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Jul 21, 2014

BloodSoakedGoat

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Aki Sora is a fantastic read. What can I say about this delightful, delectable, downright dangerous tale? This might sound sort of odd, but Aki Sora is a lot like Death Note, except imagine Light having a older sister instead of a death note, and that the whole plot revolved around him fucking her and a bunch of other people. The premise is that Sora has feelings for his sister Aki and vice versa , one thing leads to another and there ya go. There are a lot of twists, nothing to write home about (mainly because you shouldn't tell your family you read this) ...

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Jul 8, 2012

Gokuatruehero

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Aki lives a wonderful life. She's got the beauty, intelligence, sports skills and popularity. Although, that changes when she's at home. She's very lazy and untidy leading her little brother, Sora, to clean it. Plus, Sora's twin sister Nami, is madly inlove with her best friend Kana, but doesn't admit it.

Bullied by Nami and often teased by Aki, Sora is left to do chores their mom has to do. But, where's their mom? She's busy with work like most moms. I'll add more, Sora actually harbors lustful feelings for his big sister Aki, who feels the same. It's an adventure and they have to ... work hard in order to keep these feelings from being discovered by their parents.

OKAY STOP. Let's take a break here and read my opinion. I saw this manga when I was looking for something ecchi-ish to read, but I didn't think it was this strong. Sex is shown throughout the whole story, but no showing of genitals to be safe.

The story is about two siblings having deep love for each other to the point that they actually committed incest. But doing it once didn't satisfy them, as they did it many more times and stopped when they were caught by somebody they know. I'll be hiding that character for now and will reveal it later.

The story progresses as Sora makes more friends, girls to be exact, and these girls have the same feelings Aki has for him. At volume two, the mother they see is actually their aunt, who acted like their mother when they were kids. The twins do not know what's going on, but Aki does, as she was the one who told their aunt not to reveal it. If she were to, the kids would be devastated due to the fact that their real mother died in a car crash and Aki and their aunt were lying. At the end of volume two, Nami and Sora engaged in sex. Well, not really engage but more of "Nami raped Sora." because she was jealous that Sora and Kana were actually progressing more that they were.

Volume three and four are just fillers in my opinion, just sex here for Sora and sex there. But, there was a point that when Sora took Kana's virginity, they were secretly filmed by the jealous Nami. At volume five, Sora and Kana were chosen to become the models of a photo-shoot. Then Sora befriends more minor characters and had sex with them. When volume five reaches the end, Kana had discovered Sora and Nami having sex and joins them, competing with Nami. The prize? Sora. Why does the little fucker have all the fucking girls?! I feel lonely. (┳Д┳)

One of those threesomes actually fixed Nami and Kana's relationship. They forgive and reveal their feelings towards another. At the final volume, there's a man who comes in to their house and Aki calls him father. But, Nami and Sora did not acknowledge him as he wasn't there during their childhood days. In one of those chapters, Aki becomes aroused and she and Sora again have sex again in the living room. Believing that the door was locked and nobody else was in the house, they continued. They actually finished and Aki says she's thirsty, leading Sora to get her a glass of water, but was stopped as they see their father standing by the door and was watching them the whole time.

This leads to Aki being taken away by their father and goes off somewhere far. Sora becomes lonely and acts strangely for some time, but gets the words of encouragement and goes off, searching and wanting to meet his beloved sister. He finally reaches his destination despite being in the road for days. As he meets Aki, they go to the hospital and Sora sees that his "father" was in it. Their father had been suffering. He still becomes stiff and refuses to call him father, leading to Aki slapping him really hard.

Eventually, their father dies and the whole family attends the funeral. It's revealed that the reason their father had separated them was because he committed incest too, and they were the product. It comes down to the point that Sora had to make his decision. Aki stays, or not. As he thinks hard, he does not notice the train leaving, with Aki. His final words on that chapter was "Don't go."

In the end, Sora is shown putting flowers on their mother's grave. That means he already knows the truth. He starts praying but a shadow catches his attention. He stands up and talks about their mom and dad finally being together again and will never be separated. It turns out that it was Aki, who arrived. In the end, nothing could stop their love for each other and they continued seeing each other.

The characters filled their roles nicely although there were characters who only appeared in filler chapters. A minus one for that.

Love, as portrayed in this manga, moves me. I don't care if you call me a pervert for the ecchi things in this manga. What I'm after is the story. Classic and simple. Forbidden Love. It's the main point of the manga. How will the lovers survive? How will their friends react? How long will they be able to keep this up? How will the society accept them? These are the questions that lingered in my mind while reading it.

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Aug 12, 2019

Sphinxter

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This series is not as much a story about Aki and Sora as it is a story about Sora. Aki takes not a third of prominence in this story that Sora does but definitely more than any other character. The synopsis creates the impression that it's primarily about the bond between two characters but this is not the case; it's about a character that repeatedly gets pulled into emotionally - and sexually unconventional situations by others and I might add that his frequent having sex with his older sibling is probably one of the psychologically more normal situations the character falls into.

It's very sexually explicit ... and one might call it pornography with a plot; it actually has some dramatic and impactful plot twists whose spoiling would ruin the experience so I won't go into that. It's however mostly about the psychological complexity of some of the characters which are oftentimes scarred mentally in some way.

The narrative structure of the strip is rather unusual: various chapters provide flashbacks and tie into the greater plot of explaining the unusual psychology of the characters, whereas other chapters are discontinuous from the story, and mostly serve as humor, or are based around the sex scenes. One might argue that it doesn't so much "have a plot" as that the world is slowly built and revealed by the author; a lot of the plot-driven chapters are very flashback-based.

Whereas Aki more so feels as a character that purely exists to have a relationship with Sora, Nami in particular feels like the hero of his own stories and received far more chapters with him as a central figure that explain his history and reasons for being so jaded. Nami is to me in many ways the highlight of the story in how complicated and unique the character and its motivations and history are.

The main character continues to find himself into various somewhat surreal sexual situations; some of these are violent rape by threat of mutilation that leave the character crying; some of which is the character being reluctantly forced into it but ending up enjoying it all the same and some of it is the character enthusiastically partaking.

Many moments of it are disturbing and many are also touching and emotionally moving.

The art style is superb and conveys the emotions really well; the author does an excellent job at drawing facial expressions to add to this as well as weather effects that properly convey the mood of this story.

It should also be noted that various chapters including the last one contain no sex scenes whatsoever and that they are still very enjoyable to read — it is really porn read for the plot.

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Feb 23, 2022

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Aki Sora is a story of love between two siblings. So you already know there's incest in this manga, and if that bothers you, refrain from reading this. There are also other themes like exhibitionism, netorare, yuri and crossdressing, so it's not recommended for sensitive people who get easily offended.

Spoilers ahead.

The story starts with the siblings Aki and Sora's relationship being presented. Their love is so pure and candid that it's easy for the reader to fall in love and support them together, even though they are brother and sister. Sora is a meek, naive and levelheaded guy who does most of the household chores, ... he is very feminine, considering his appearance, mentality and role in the house. Aki is Sora's oneesan who is beautiful, smart and good at sports, a perfect girl all around, but slovenly when she is at home, and she is the one who usually teases Sora. Both characters are likeable and their relationship is beautiful. It's cute how they rely on each other, Aki being the most dominant, taking the lead every time Sora is confused, and Sora taking care of his sloppy big sister. Throughout the story, it's clear they are the only characters who understand each other, since they can't reveal their relationship to anyone else.

After the first segment focusing on Aki and Sora, the story introduces many female characters, turning it into a harem, and in most cases it's not that the girl has romantic feelings towards Sora, but instead just wants to have intercourse with him for one reason or another. This harem actually strengthens the feeling that Aki and Sora should stay together, since Sora is always uncomfortable with the other girls, and usually tries to reject them, Aki being the only one who really moves him. One of the girls in the harem is Nami, Sora's twin sister. She is a tsundere and sloppy, just like Aki to a less extent, so she also relies on Sora at home. She is a really funny character, always getting angry at Sora's timidity and being suspicious of him and Aki. The reason she is in the harem is not because she has romantic feelings towards Sora, but instead, she is envious of him for being a boy, since she is in love with a girl, and that girl is in love with Sora. It's at this point that the story starts to get deeper than you would expect from a borderline hentai about incest, Nami's plot is well written and thought provoking, making you care for the character and get emotional over her drama. Sumiya Kana is the girl whom Nami loves. She is a kind, modest and pure girl, a typical Yamato Nadeshiko. I think her role in the story is usually to contrast with the twisted minds of the three main characters, since she is just a pure girl who loves Sora, but she also shows that she is capable of breaking this image if it is for being with Sora through the story. Next one is Satsuki Runa, the exhibitionist, an outgoing and licentious girl who doesn't seem to be afraid of anything. She feels kind of out of place in the manga and doesn't have a deep plot, but some of her scenes with Sora are one of the hottest, especially since she likes to dress him as a girl. The last one in Sora's harem is Himekawa Alice, the student council president. She is just there for comical relief pretty much and doesn't add much to the story, but the chapters with her can be good if you are into netorare, and her interactions with her boyfriend are pretty funny.

Therefore, there are a lot of girls interested in Sora, which is funny considering he is such a girly character, but it makes for cute relationships with the girls, resembling yuri relations sometimes, which is pretty refreshing for a harem. There is a lot of sexual intercourse scenes in the manga, chapter after chapter, to the point it gets tiring. Even though this is an erotica, I thought it was too much and a negative point, but it was good to give the characters depth, since each of the girls react differently when they are doing it, which is an interesting point to pay attention to. The art is great, the characters are attractive, especially Aki who I fell in love with on each page, and the author's drawings are distinctive, I have also checked his other mangas and their characters always remind me of Aki Sora. But what really caught my attention about the art was the sceneries, there were so many beautiful panels, you could see the author put in the effort in this regard, and it was great to build the feelings for the manga.

I greatly enjoyed this manga and recommend it to anyone who doesn't get offended by its themes, has an open mind and wants a good and unconventional erotic story, and of course for those who are fans of incest stories as well.

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