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It's nicely done, though I prefer the bleach-blonde, blue-eyed palette version more.

Well this discussion sure is/was lively. There are a few points I wanted to delve into detail, given new available information. Just some thoughts, I'd like to hear someone else's opinion about this version of the story. edit: Okaaay, so I just realized that there are multiple versions of this...

Once a yandere character forms a close relationship with their target, the real emotional (and eventually physical) manipulation begins. However, little sis is going too fast; she needs to eliminate the threat of bro's ex gf, either literally or by putting her into such a bad light that bro...

This is what I was thinking as well, somewhat like the situation in Tsukihime, where the Holy Order monitors both the Moon Princess and the Demon Hunters--who destroy their same kind of enemies, but also realizes that the expenditure of resources in trying to take them out would be so great as...

I knew the author/artist had troubles getting the anime version of this series greenlit for further seasons, but I wasn't aware that he had such significant issues in other facets of his life, too. When it comes down to it, the actual plot of Monmosu is pretty straightforward and simplistic...

Strategic mole placement; one cannot help but stare at that small spot within 2 huge...tracts of land.

I have a feeling that bro is going to reject her, for the time being, and little sis is going to start doing some hardcore scheming. I just don't think bro is quite vulnerable enough yet to be manipulated by her to the extent to where he will forsake a chance at getting back together with his ex.

Imouto is becoming real dark, real fast. The look of utter disgust she gave onii-chan after he confessed that no one else compared to his gf in the last chapter was pretty incredible. That expression which stated "You f*cking idiot brother! I see now that I need to become serious in this war of...

It's been a long time since I'd been reading this series, but I suppose that makes pretty good sense now that I look back at this chapter. When I was a kid, a girl friend of one of my sisters grew very large in the bust in what seemed like just 1 Summer vacation. In high school, she went from...

Holy Hell this series is pulling out some obscure (and cultured) references. I thought for a minute Oji-san was going to follow that female ?adventurer? on page 15 and ask her for 'help' with the dragon quest. I do believe that Nike, against her better judgement, is also falling for The Seeder...

Poor delusional Oji-san didn't actually get any action with the maid or the ojou-sama towards the end there. I expect great and terrible things from this series.

Great story, even for one so brief; but it tied up nicely. It moved my heart quite a bit, seeing people who had gone through so much to finally find salvation and happiness.

Paizuri isn't a big deal even if the woman has smaller boobs, since most of the sensitive skin on the penis is on the bottom anyways. Smaller just means that she has to move more vigorously. I do admit that receiving it from a very well-endowed woman does feel better though. The largest I can...

I like how this series begins similar to Skyrim: 'Hey you, you're finally awake!" So I'm just gathering that the woman is some kind of yandere? Capitalizing on her target's amnesia and using obvious seduction methods to obfuscate are classic tropes for yandere women.

These other boys must have read that classic TSF Monogatari series and got their hopes up.

Towards the end, you quickly realize why the MC 'male' was always cast as a shadow. What would have been even more tricky is if the doctor referred to the MC by their surname, but have the name be ambiguous as well. The MC friend's behavior at being confessed to by someone whom they likely never...

Haha. I called this years ago when only the German translation was available. People at MyAnimeList didn't really believe this kind of 'gatcha!' ending existed, but here it is. There are some boundaries that even the most suggestive of authors just won't cross, understandably enough. I don't...

All the way up until the early 80's in chapters, this series was incredibly interesting, if not confounding at times. It really should have ended shortly after Saeko was released from jail; I can't even remember what exact chapter that was. Showing her slowly deteriorate into a lifeless husk...

@Simpleton Prez certainly has some eccentricities, but I'm not completely convinced she wouldn't take Paisen for herself if Nagatoro just cut off contact with him. For now, she does things that test their relationship as a sort of double-edged sword. I believe she's come to see Senpai in a much...

@heckingheck *Inserts M. Night Shyamalan's catchphrase* "What a tweest!"