*Spoilers to establish points I believe are necessary*
The story finally breaks down, showing an unbelievable amount of development amongst the characters, displaying the growing pains of adolescence, the inability to close with ones feelings and emotions, and the numerous unrequited loves. Kyousuke takes all these girls for a ride, while being a regular joe .
Kyousuke whom in my my belief makes the largest changes as a brother. After his long cold war with his sister, he finds himself assuming the role of a full fledged elder brother, maybe not to all standards of reality but to the realm of anime. This "cold war" can be said to be the reason why he's able to establish a more loving relationship with his sister. Establishing an unprecedented relationship as if meeting someone for the first time, mixing and churning emotions that should never be developed.
The closing, which is the major dislike for the end of the series leaves a strange love up in the air, only letting the viewers wonder what they'll talk about, if they'll continue this somewhat twisted story, sadly only to our imaginations. Despite this end, I found it fulfilling with a bittersweet goodbye to a series.
Ore no Imouto displayed a visual eye candy that I enjoyed from the very beginning, providing textures pleasing to they eye, which is something I would normally expect Aniplex,
If there's something I enjoy in any series, its wonderful voice acting and the numerous songs sung by them, providing an additional outlook on the characters feelings, emotions, which can't simply be provided from the story.
Overall, I found this series to be a wonderful touch, despite the taboo/incest which I of course frown about myself, to be something of a short love story between a brother, who confused becoming an older figure, to falling for someone he didn't know.
I found my heart racing through all the confessions, hating Kyousuke for leaving each girl in the dust, but also understanding that he can only end up with one girl. If you can ever find a series that leaves your heart racing, only yearning for more, I believe its a win in my book.
I give this series an overall 8/10.
