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Yukino and Kanade are twin sisters who now share a room at their new school in Tokyo. Ever since they were little, the pair has been exceptionally close – perhaps even a bit too close for siblings when eyes are turned away. But soon a girl named Sakuya, who often tails the two, begins to grow closer to Yukino; and after an alleged confession that she hears about, Kanade begins to get worried that something is going on behind her back. Can the three of the girls keep their relationships with each other on stable ground, or will jealousy and heartache come crashing down on them?
Yori Yuki has loved his twin sister ever since he can remember. While his parents brushed it off as a child’s fantasy, he always knew it was true love; but because it is incest, taboo, a forbidden love, he did his best to eliminate those feelings. 15 years have gone by and his feelings never wavered; in fact, they have grown stronger. He’s watched his sister Iku grow up and become a beautiful woman, and now, he can no longer contain his feelings – Yori confesses. Yet even if Iku reciprocates his feelings, that doesn’t change the fact that they’re brother and sister. Can forbidden love last?
Both series are about forbidden but beautiful love (incest, yuri). Main characters have to fight for it and don’t get intimidated by others. If you liked one you will surely like the other.
Both of these anime are fluffy romantic stories about twins falling in love and the hardships they face.
Both of these series deal with forbidden love between twins. They are also short series so watching the other one doesn't take long if you want to see if it's any good.
If you want a dose of forbidden love, Candy Boy and Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo Suru are the shows for you. Each involve a relationship of the main characters love for each other, yet they are twins! The trials and tribulations of trying to keep their love for each other going against all odds adds to the magic of the series.
Do you like forbidden love between twins? Or just forbidden love in general? Then you'll most likely be interested in both Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo Suru and Candy Boy! The two short OVAs deal with a strong love between twins, which is taboo. The only difference between these two is that Candy Boy involves twin girls but I'm sure if you like one, you'll like the other.
A beautiful tale of forbidden love between two siblings is what I would like to say that both of these have in common and well at least part of it is true. Because the story is in fact a story about the forbidden relationship that develops between two siblings which also in both cases its a relationship between twins. Though in Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo case its a brother and sister and in Candy Boy's case it's a relationship between two sisters. Anyways if you liked one of these then you may want to give the other a look.
Fumihiko Matsumaru is a salary man who works in the marketing department of a snack company. As a bachelor, he tried to date a girl from his company; but coincidently, he met Aka Onda, a rookie voice actor, instead. Through another stroke of fate, Aka’s house burned down that very night. With nowhere to stay and no family to aid Aka, Fumihiko took her in; and the next day, Fumihiko’s new marketing idea was accepted, and Aka’s being hired for the product’s voice actor! As the relationship of Aka and Fumihiko deepens, the more difficult their relationship becomes. Can they live together under the same roof while keeping the secret of their relationship safe?
If you like your romances short and sweet (and I do mean short, both series clock in well under the standard length), check out REC or Candy Boy. Aside from the length similarity, both are understated, and neither is about a typical anime couple (REC is about working adults, and Candy Boy is about yuri incest- surprisingly, with not a hint of ecchi in sight).
Both Candy Boy and Rec are short, sweet romantic comedies with... *Drumroll* comedy instead of ecchi, and romance instead of shyness. These two titles are a little different from your everyday romcom, and if you're looking for a short breath of fresh air, these two both fit the bill perfectly.
Candy Boy and Rec are short sweet romances. Each having a similar type of feeling and outlook of the characters.
Both are short and sweet romances with a touch of comedy added in. While Rec deals more with a standard romance between adults and Candy Boy is more of a yuri-incest type of thing going on but nevertheless both are a good romance animes to waste a couple of hours on.
Shy, athletic Sumika is in love with her bubbly friend Ushio. However, Ushio is outwardly attracted to cute girls, something she never calls her friend-turned-admirer. Keeping her tender feelings a secret from the one she loves, Sumika continues to be Ushio’s confidante and companion, hoping that someday she can say how she feels. Whether it’s having a first kiss, cooking a meal or confiding in each other, Sumika, Ushio, Tomoe and their friends will experience the everyday joys of a quiet school life and touching romance together.
Two very sweet yuri-only romantic comedies, both full of charming characters in cute and amusing situations. Candy Boy and Sasameki Koto are both must-see series for any yuri fan(assuming you haven't watched them already), but they also make for a very good introduction to those who are new to this specific genre.
Sasameki Koto and Candy Boy both feature a protagonist pseudo-coupling which the story revolves around, companied by an annoyance of some sort, or a reason why the couple cannot be together. Both anime unfold the story of how this obstacle is overcome. They both feature comedical moments and have similar pace, which is why if you liked one you are sure to enjoy the other.
Shy, crybaby Fumi has just transferred into Matsuoka Girl’s High School, in the city of Kamakura. It’s been ten years since she moved away, leaving her dear friend Akira behind; and soon, the two are reunited once more. Akira is now attending Fujigaya Girls’ Academy, though she and Fumi still manage to see each other regardless. Between classes and social engagements, the two will experience love, the struggle to admit one’s true feelings, and the joy of companionship.
Bright, clear animation with an easy to process, simplistic storyline. Candy Boy and Aoi Hana make this a reality. Similar subjects such as school life, shoujo-ai as well as the focus on one group of people and the relationships between them make these two go hand in hand.
(Also, ThePatches made me hungry.)
After her grandmother dies, thirteen year-old Kana Nakamachi runs away from home convinced her absent parents will sell her. She tries to find a job, but with nowhere willing to hire a girl of her age without parental consent, she is back at square one. Then, to make matters worse, a young girl called Yume crashes her bicycle into Kana and knocks her unconscious! Following this chance encounter, Kana learns of a job vacancy at the newspaper company that Yume works for and quickly applies. Now Kana has secured herself a live-in job delivering newspapers along with her new co-workers: lively Yume; quiet Yuki; drunken and perverted Haruka; money-hungry Hinata; and grade school deputy manager, Saki. From memorizing her paper route to learning how to ride a bicycle to fixing her terrifying smile, Kana’s new life has only just begun.
While both plots seem to have nothing to do with each other the characters are very interesting and tend to make you laugh at weird situations they are in. Both anime have shoujo-ai tones but Candy Boy takes it much more serious than Kanamemo. If you liked one check out the other as they are both wonderful stories that will make you go awww.
