A Sister's All You Need Essentials Blu-ray
About A Sister's All You Need Essentials Blu-ray
A Sister's All You Need Essentials Blu-ray contains episodes 1-12 from the anime directed by Yomi Hirasaka.
Itsuki Hashimais kind of a disaster. Between struggling to meet deadlines for his novels and being constantly bothered by his friends, he has one oddity that makes life even more difficult—he’s obsessed with little sisters!
Special Features: Original Twitter Anime, Textless Songs
Details
- Publisher: FUNIMATION
- Media: Blu-ray
- Spoken Language: English, Japanese
- Subtitle Language: English
- Genre: Comedy
- Themes: Fan Service
- Age Rating: 14+
- Run Time: 300
- Release Date: 2/25/2020
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Region Code: A
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Ratings & Reviews
1 review
What If Kevin Smith Directed an Anime?
by ROBBY -
While it is a slice-of-life show, it's not warm n' fuzzy like other slice-of-life shows.
If you can get past the opening scene, you'll find a show that's about twentysomething light novel writers trying to live their lives. The humor can be crass and crude at times, but it's also quite funny.
The characters are quite interesting to watch. Each had their own flaws and quirks. Each struggle with writing their books as well as relating to each other in their own fashions.
If I have to describe it in one sentence, it would be this: What if Kevin Smith directed an anime? It reminds me of some of his down-to-earth films such as "Chasing Amy" among other films.
My only complaint would be that the series ended too soon with some questions unanswered...