Sister

Sisters in anime are usually nothing like sisters in the real world.  Having an anime sister would be interesting, but maybe not ideal... Either way that doesn't mean we can't appreciate their cuteness!  Here are some of the cuttest anime characters you wish you had as little sister!  1. Last Order From Toaru Majutsu no Index Last Order is one of Misaka's clones. In the series, she acts as a fail-safe should the other clones starts going haywire. Even the most cold-hearted people are no match for her adorable personality, .   2. Shiro From No Game No Life Shiro is one of the duo in the unbeatable pair called Kuuhaku (Blank). Along with her step brother, Shiro would conquer the game world one territory at a time. Do not underestimate her, because she's the type of girl that is born to win every game she plays. 3. Mei Sunohara From Clannad After Story Mei is Youhei's younger sister. Youhei is the comic relief character in the s

As you might have noticed, it is pretty common to find the stereotype of the cute little sister always helpful and caring in Japanese animes.  Many of them make us wish our own little sister would be like that instead of the little “princess-acting like” annoying devil we have to bear or simply because we don’t have any. Sometimes just too cute, sometimes because they are so cool, here is the top 10 of little sister characters you wish you had: 10. Nunnally Lamperouge from Code Geass on the 10th position is the Lelouch’s little sister, the blind and crippled princess for whom Lelouch would do anything. Her kind heart and the strength she displays being always smiling despite her handicaps are great qualities that make her enter this top. 9. Android 18/Lazuli from Dragon Ball Z Ok, technically she is the twin sister of Android 17 and she is not really the archetype of the cute sister however (totally subjectively) she is

In real life, relationships between sisters and brothers are a big taboo.  However, in anime, it seems to have become a trend in recent years (like some people were discussing the other day over here) with titles like OreImo and Yosuga no Sora and the proliferation of Imouto routes on Date-sims. Terms like BroCon (Brother Complex) and SisCon (Sister Complex) are becoming as mainstream as Tsundere and Yandere so here comes the list of Top 8 most charming “Sister-Brother” relationships in anime world.  Some of the pairings below may not be related by blood, but I'm not saying who to avoid spoilers. 8. Akari and Toru Acura from Chaika -The Coffin Princess 3 stars out of 5 ( ☆ ☆ ☆) The Saboteur Siblings, Akari and Toru Acura are extremely skilled when it comes to fighting, especially when protecting their employer, Chaika.  It is pretty clear that Akari has one huge brother complex and gets very jealous every time Toru and Cha

Ranging from caring and helpful to bratty and ridiculous, there is no question why anime creators and anime fans love the younger sister. While they are immature and a fertile area for comedy, they are often supportive of their older siblings, even if that is hidden between occasional bouts of tearing them down for fun. The imouto is youthful. The imouto is energetic. The imouto is devilish. The imouto often steals the show away from their older siblings just like they stole away their parent’s love, but you don’t need to be a siscon in order to appreciate these lovely little sisters. Chiaki from Minami-ke Miname-ke is special because it has two very standard imouto tropes. You have the middle child, Kana, who is energetic and a whirlwind of chaos, and then you have the youngest child, Chiaki. She spends a good portion of her time either idolizing her oldest sister Haruka or torturing Kana due to her very nature. Although seemingly cold and emotionless, you do get a lo

Kurt Sutter (Sons of Anarchy, Mayans MC) brings this all-new original tale of revenge and recovery to comics with novelist Courtney Alameda (Shutter) and breakthrough artist Hyeonjin Kim. By day, Dominique, Greta, Misha, and Sarah run a nonprofit women’s shelter. At night, they each don a nun’s habit and move through Los Angeles hunting down violent abusers who have escaped justice. Their increasingly public vigilantism has earned them the nickname Sisters of Sorrow, and has drawn the ire of L.A.’s notorious anti-crime task force.