Unsurprisingly (am I the only one beginning to sense a pattern here?), as the story goes along more girls are introduced as fodder for the romance. It's also unsurprising that we have a male lead loser to start off the romantic chaos : Junichi is about as fun and interesting as drinking soup with a fork, but he cares for his sister as if she was really his family and she in turn has some nice warm feelings for him.

Given the current state of the generic romantic comedies that flood our TV/movie screens, it's totally unsurprising if you'd be turned off by looking at those words. But read on, because it might have enough appeal to get you to like it.įirst, look at the nice shiny blue bar on the right, and pay attention to the 'genre'. It pushes, it pushes, but something just doesn't seem to fit. Da Capo is just one of many attempts to combine popular anime elements into one title, and like most of the rest it falls short of the ten-foot pole by about. Have you ever tried to force two jigsaw puzzle pieces together? You push and push, but nothing fits. Which one will he choose? How will his relationship develop with his sister? Are we going to see To Heart's evil clone form out of the spawning pool? The story that follows basically shows how everyone falls in love with him. However, only the two of them know that they are actually not blood relatives - a secret which they do not wish to reveal. Notes: Based on a dating simulation game.Īsakura Junichi and his sister, Asakura Nemu, live together and study at the same school. , Hand Maid May, Please Teacher!, Please Twins!

Related Series: Da Capo II, Da Capo III (Quasi-Sequels)Īlso Recommended: Boys Be. Length: Television series, 26 episodes, 23 minutes eachĭistributor: Currently unlicensed in North America Genre: Romance / comedy / drama / harem / miscellaneous

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