Oreimo

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  • TV-14
  • 2010
  • 2 Seasons
  • 6.4  (1,581)

Oreimo is also known as Ore no Im?to ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai, which translates into English as My Little Sister Can't Be This Cute! This animated series is considered mature, meaning that it is intended for teen audiences and above. The series is subtitled from Japanese, and it is derived from a comic book series of the same name. The main character of Oreimo is the average high school student Kyousuke Kosaka. Kyousuke is average in all respects, something that he resents as he lives in the shadow of his brilliant and beautiful younger sister, Kirino. Despite her youth, Kirino is an excellent student who manages to maintain a part-time modeling career on top of it. In spite of these advantages, however, Kirino is also loud and aggressive, and she mocks and snubs her brother at every opportunity. Things change, however, when Kyousuke discovers that his seemingly innocent little sister has an intense interest in both anime and adult computer games, both of which are stereotypically seen as the province of teenage boys and maladjusted adult men. Kirino is both fascinated with this type of media and fiercely ashamed of it, and when she realizes that Kyousuke knows her secret, she forces him to hide it from the world. Kyousuke becomes Kirino's ally as she explores her interests and starts to make friends who have interests in common. He must also take the blame for her odd hobbies, which leads to strife in their family and with his own friends. The series is considered both a comedy and a drama. Though Kyousuke's experiences in hiding his sister's secret and taking the blame for her hobbies is played for laughs, there are also quite serious moments where he must help his sister come to terms with being who she is and liking what she likes. Through the course of the series, the siblings go from an antagonistic relationship to something that is genuinely affectionate and sweet.

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Seasons
E 16
16. E 16
August 17, 2013
Summary is not available.
E 15
15. E 15
August 17, 2013
Summary is not available.
E 14
14. E 14
August 17, 2013
Summary is not available.
E 13
13. E 13
June 29, 2013
Going back 8 years ago... When Kyousuke comes home, Kirino comes running to him in tears. When she holds out a broken doll between her hands, Kyousuke gives her a confident smile and starts fixing the doll. Kirino watches with anxiety, but he easily fixes it. That was the Kyousuke that Kirino used to admire...
E 12
12. E 12
June 22, 2013
Ever since the events of the previous episode, Kyousuke has been nervous about his improved relationship with his sister. He asks Ayase, Saori, and Manami about it, but isn't satisfied by their answers. Then, one day, Kirino comes to him with a request for "one last piece of advice."
E 11
11. E 11
June 15, 2013
The Kousaka household holds a family meeting. Their mother, Yoshino, has grown suspicious of how Kirino and Kyousuke have grown too close lately. The two of them desperately try to smooth over the situation, but their father, Daisuke, orders Kyousuke to leave the house and focus on his studies until he can earn an A on his mock exam.
E 10
10. E 10
June 8, 2013
Once Ayase learned that Kyousuke was dating Kuroneko, she called him to her room and interrogated him. Several days later, she receives word from Manami that Kyousuke and Kuroneko broke up. Ayase believes it's all her fault, so she calls Kyousuke...
E 9
9. E 9
June 1, 2013
After going to the fireworks display with Kuroneko, Kyousuke can no longer get a hold of her. He can't get his mind off the line she showed him in her notebook, and when he goes to school he suddenly learns that Kuroneko transferred away without telling him. Unable to accept the truth and hanging his head in despair, Kyousuke turns to Kirino for advice that night...
E 8
8. E 8
May 25, 2013
Kirino has made her debut as an author. Reader response has been overwhelming, and her editor has even better news to report. The novel she wrote has been optioned to be made into an anime. Kirino attends the initial meeting with the anime staff accompanied by Kuroneko and Saori. However, the meeting takes an unexpected turn...
E 7
7. E 7
May 18, 2013
Kyousuke comes home one day and is startled to find Kuroneko loitering in the living room by herself. She came to the Kousakas' to watch Stardust Witch Meruru, but Kirino and Kuroneko got into a fight over stories that they had each produced. Kyousuke tries to act as mediator and hear out both sides, but...
E 6
6. E 6
May 11, 2013
Kyousuke is asked about his relationship with Manami by his friend, Akagi. Akagi is exasperated when Kyousuke answers that, although they don't have a romantic relationship, he doesn't want her to be taken by anyone else. Just then, Kyousuke learns that Manami's family of traditional Japanese sweets-makers will be holding a fair, and he is volunteered to act as taste-tester. He spends a soothing evening at Manami's house, where he feels more comfortable than he does at his own.
E 5
5. E 5
May 4, 2013
On the way home from an enjoyable Summerket. They bump into Aragaki Ayase, Kirino's best friend. In spite of the quick thinking of Kuroneko and Saori Bajeena, Kirino babbles on and on, badly rattled. Kirino and Kyousuke try to slip away, but Ayase puts the pieces together. Then, as they engage in a heated exchange...
E 4
4. E 4
April 27, 2013
Kirino wants her former roommate, Ria, to homestay with her while she is in Japan. Kyousuke can’t understand why she is determined for her former rival to say with her.
E 3
3. E 3
April 20, 2013
This is the story of Makishima Saori and Saori Bajenna.
E 2
2. E 2
April 13, 2013
Ayase has turned to Kyousuke in help pulling Ayase from her new game. Unexpectedly, it is Kyousuke who takes the game to far.
My Little Sister Can't Come Back Home Again
1. My Little Sister Can't Come Back Home Again
April 6, 2013
Kyosuke is concerned that bringing Kirino back from America has caused her to reverted back to her old ways.
Description

Oreimo is also known as Ore no Im?to ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai, which translates into English as My Little Sister Can't Be This Cute! This animated series is considered mature, meaning that it is intended for teen audiences and above. The series is subtitled from Japanese, and it is derived from a comic book series of the same name.

The main character of Oreimo is the average high school student Kyousuke Kosaka. Kyousuke is average in all respects, something that he resents as he lives in the shadow of his brilliant and beautiful younger sister, Kirino. Despite her youth, Kirino is an excellent student who manages to maintain a part-time modeling career on top of it. In spite of these advantages, however, Kirino is also loud and aggressive, and she mocks and snubs her brother at every opportunity.

Things change, however, when Kyousuke discovers that his seemingly innocent little sister has an intense interest in both anime and adult computer games, both of which are stereotypically seen as the province of teenage boys and maladjusted adult men. Kirino is both fascinated with this type of media and fiercely ashamed of it, and when she realizes that Kyousuke knows her secret, she forces him to hide it from the world.

Kyousuke becomes Kirino's ally as she explores her interests and starts to make friends who have interests in common. He must also take the blame for her odd hobbies, which leads to strife in their family and with his own friends.

The series is considered both a comedy and a drama. Though Kyousuke's experiences in hiding his sister's secret and taking the blame for her hobbies is played for laughs, there are also quite serious moments where he must help his sister come to terms with being who she is and liking what she likes. Through the course of the series, the siblings go from an antagonistic relationship to something that is genuinely affectionate and sweet.

Oreimo is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (37 episodes). The series first aired on October 3, 2010.

Where to Watch Oreimo

Oreimo is available for streaming on the Aniplex website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Oreimo on demand at Netflix.

  • Premiere Date
    October 3, 2010
  • IMDB Rating
    6.4  (1,581)