This is where the anime stands out for me, with an anime like this the characters are the focus and the story is merely a means to compliment them. Once again simply because of the type of anime, but for the most part it compliments the story and doesn't feel out of place. But the actual bgm/ost in this doesn't really stand out. Opening was great, thats one thing all the new anime have in common this season. There isn't much to say aside from that, but I do know some who were slightly put off by this art style. The art is a bit more different from the usual anime, that is not to say it isn't good, but its something to bear when watching the thing. The story itself is episodic and whilst there are buildups that helps with the flow, that being said its not one of those exciting ones, just a warm and fuzzy story which is why I cannot give it a great score despite my liking it. But thats where the protagonist fits in, his love is cringey/unconditional due to the experiences he has had in life, however this series focuses as much on the MC as it does everyone else, meaning that towards the end there is only one character who really brings forth these scenes. Imouto Sae Ireba is a story about a group of people finding their direction in life.Ī lot of you who just watched the first episode are probably bloody confused, the first 5 minutes in nothing but ecchi, and cringey ecchi on top of that. Compared to Blend S forgetting about the settings of their MC (I can only assume it has something to do with wanting the audience to actually like her) and Mahoutsukai no yome merely touching upon dependence rather than love, The reason simply being because its good at its genre.
That being said Imouto sae ireba is my pick of this season. However there were a couple of new additions that have stood out as well (namely Blend S and Mahoutsukai no Yome). This season of anime was one to look forward to, with popular series like Umaru and Gintama gaining new additions to their story.
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