Hey elder sister, I feel fortunate to have two mothers. Yes, you are my second mommy, and I am glad to grow up under your guidance.” Lord help the mister who comes between me and my sister, and lord help the sister who comes between me and my man.” —Irving Berlin As you’re growing up and you’re close, you can’t trust anyone the way you trust your sister, but also they have the power to wound you in ways no one else really does.” —Ally Condie Shirakawa Miyako- Is a fish out of the water around with Itsuki and his gang of authors. In fact she should have just left that loser, Itsuki for ditching college where he would have had a much better future than being an author where your works are as good as your previous ones. To me , I see her character of being better off without Itsuki and his gang and going on her own with her classmates. So just hanging out with a loser like Itsuki, she's another reason for the low score in my book. Whatever you do, they will love you; even if they don’t love you, they are connected to you till you die. You can be boring and tedious with sisters, whereas you have to put on a good face with friends.” — Deborah Moggach

This is a Comedy Romance type of Anime but without the falling in love with his little sister part.Many people will probably dismiss Imouto sae Ireba Ii. as another Eromanga-Sensei, or straightly drop the show after seeing the first minutes of Episode 1. People can’t blame them since the first episode was a giant normie filter.

Given the silver link art quality, I thought this anime would be able to use art to its advantage. I was right in some parts as the art is often used to show Itsuki's room clearly and everything outside as a foggy and generic setting. Although it gives the impression that Itsuki himself views the rest of the world as irrelevant, I feel that scenes where some of the girls are naked are more horrific rather than enjoyable. Now that I'm here, I would like to emphasize that the fan service is not good. I'm not a personal fan of fan service, but the anime is willing devote 5 minutes every two episodes to only showing fan service to the reader. (6) Dropping the first episode is a mistake actually, i know the first impression was totally offbrand or i don't know. depth and in plot, having some weird characters and a plain MC. Nevertheless, there are some heartwarming moments inside each episode that kept me on my toes, while the story itself is very relatable, describing the daily life of a novelist and his struggles while depicting his social circle. Hey sis, remember you are worthy, beautiful, special, irreplaceable, talented, unique, and important in my life. I love you more than anyone else in the world.”

Sis, you have a heart that’s as big as the universe. Thank you for all the love and kindness you have shown me.”

Our protagonist is an Imouto-loving Writer but doesn't really rely on that for the story, rather, he's just using it as a motivation and as his primary fuel for his works. The development is just centimeters by centimeters, i got confused in some episodes but really research for that. Little sisters have the tendency to turn into the hulk when they consider it their duty to protect you against a broken heart.” We are sisters. We will always be sisters. Our differences may never go away, but neither, for me, will our song.” —Elizabeth Fishel Sisters are connected throughout their lives by a special bond – whether they try to ignore it or not. For better or for worse, sisters remain sisters, until death do them part.” — Brigid McConvilleI thank God for making us sisters. There’s nothing in the world that can separate us. I love you so much.” You may be as different as the sun and the moon, but the same blood flows through both your hearts. You need her, as she needs you.” — George R.R. Martin You are my favorite sister in the family. But if you were not my sister, I would have got some better options.” At times, the show ever so slightly shaves away its naturally fluffy and slice of life feel and touches upon the 'writer's struggle', or at least those relating to LN authors that adds more to the show. We sort of see the individual problems that each of the authors in the show face, touching upon different personal problems that add a nice subtlety to the overall story as the sunshine and rainbow of everything we see sheds away for that brief, sober moment amidst the characters' happily drunk nature being published authors. An older sister is a friend and defender – a listener, conspirator, a counselor and a sharer of delights. And sorrows too.” — Pam Brown