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Maiku Kamishiro has always had a photo of himself as a child in front of an old house with a young girl. One day after spotting the building in a news report, the high school boy moves to the countryside to live in the house from the picture. While living alone, making ends meet by working as a freelance programmer, Maiku gets the shock of his life when not one, but two girls turn up on his doorstep claiming to be his twin sister! With the lively Miina and timid Karen both possessing the same photograph, the pair begins living with the confused Maiku as they try to figure out which one of them is actually his sister.
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Karen ONADERA | heart unheart |
jp. Ai SHIMIZU
en. Lara Jill MILLER
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Maiku KAMISHIRO | heart unheart |
jp. Daisuke NAMIKAWA
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Miina MIYAFUJI | heart unheart |
jp. Mai NAKAHARA
en. Jan IRVING
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Haruko SHIDOU | heart unheart |
jp. Ryoko SHINTANI
en. Therese NGUYEN
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Ichigo MORINO | heart unheart |
jp. Yukari TAMURA
en. Julie Ann TAYLOR
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Deep in the mountains, isolated from civilization, there is a boys-only school that will finally be receiving its first class of girls in an attempt to transform the school into a co-ed one. Most of the boys have never been in contact with girls of their own age, leading to an explosion of hormonal craziness. From the sickeningly perverted fetishist guys, to a rather odd girl that seems to be chasing the most normal guy in the school for reasons known only to her, there's twisted humor to be had.
Both has ecchi content, and the story has a boy who doesn't know which girl he should be in love with until the end of the show
Whenever Kippei is at school, he has one thing on his mind: girls. From skipping class to cheesy lines, he'll do anything it takes to reel the ladies in, though he never seems to find the right person. But the bachelor lifestyle is soon to change when young Yuzuyu enters the picture. This five-year-old cutie has been abandoned by her mother, and is to be taken care of by none other than Kippei! Unfortunately for the both of them, Kippei has no experience raising a child, so the learning curve will be quite steep...
Aishiteruze Baby and Please Twins both invoked strong emotions from me. When a particular anime can truly bring across such feelings you know that you have been lucky. Aishiteruze Baby focuses on the life of a high school student, the school playboy, who now has to take care of a small girl. This child teaches him love, but also the heartache and hardships of the world. Along the way he discovers that he loves one particular classmate, but she faces her own personal demons. The episodes focus on Kippei's, the main character of Aishiteruze Baby, ability to love and care for the young child, but also to love or at the least understand the problems of the classmate he loves. Please Twins focuses on a high school student who one day meets two young women. One is around his age and the other is younger. Both have a picture that contains a boy and a girl. This boy is their brother. Both girls stay at Maiku Kamishiro's, the main character, house, and they soon realize they love him. The only problem is that only one of them is a relative, which leaves the other girl as a stranger. The story revolves around the feelings that each girl emanates, and also what will become of the three of them.
Goro Mutsumi is a young man that never seems to catch a break; he has a hard time keeping a job, has horrible luck, and continuously finds himself in bad circumstances. However, things change one day when he comes home - having been fired yet again - and finds three young girls sitting in his apartment. They're the reincarnated angels of his deceased pets, and they're here to turn his luck around given how well he treated them in their past lives. While the idea sounds like a godsend, things don't go quite according to plan; the angels tend to cause more harm than good, and twelve altogether end up joining Goro's cramped household! In addition to learning how to co-exist with his newly acquired roommates, Goro must also defend them and himself against four sacred beasts who are after him for mysterious reasons. One thing's for certain: Goro's life will never be the same!
One day, while testing out his new video camera on a bridge in town, Kaito Kirishima sees a bright blue light in the sky and is inexplicably knocked over the side, awakening the next morning in bed with no memory of the event. But upon heading to school, the boy notices a new face that’s familiar to him somehow - her name is Ichika Takatsuki, and she’s new in town. Kaito’s friends, noticing his interest in the girl, all resolve to make a movie this summer and cast her as the lead, to which she immediately approves. Now, the group embarks on what will be a truly memorable summer that no one will forget, as Kaito and Ichika slowly, and clumsily, begin to fall in love.
In terms of style and storytelling, as well as much of the basic plot, Ano Natsu is a close cousin of the Onegai series (both Teacher and Twins). Many of the characters bear a strong resemblance, in terms of design and personality, and the conflicts that carry the story are much the same. It's safe to say that, if you enjoyed the Onegai series, you will enjoy Ano Natsu, and vice versa.
Three shrine maids have a distant cousin who moved away for schooling when they were young. Years later, he returns, and the three girls are tasked with protecting him. During this, the eldest (who's a teacher at the school) and the middle one form a "Miko" council. The story goes through their growth together and their battles with the servants of the Evil God.
