THAT'S just how disturbing real brother and sister incest stories are to the rest of us.

Seriously, all you single children out there, imagine having sex with your grandmother or grandfather. Right below the Holocaust, but just above Darfur. But on the other hand it was a harem show that featured incest as a main plot point and just ask any guy out there who actually HAS a sister (or a sister who really has a brother) and they'll tell you that this is one of the sickest things on the face of the planet. I also loved it because (like Shuffle! and School Days before it) it didn't just take self-pitying loser girls and make them the only chicks our main protagonist hunts for it gave us some pretty psychologically messed-up-as-all-Hell damsels in distress, and made their backgrounds all hyperly bizarre and very 'Mexican soap operaish' (mixed-up at birth stories, raping young boys tales, and even a forbidden incestuous account that shows just how fucking messed up that kind of inter-familial lusting is) - so this series had that going for it. This is probably one of the most bipolar opinions I've ever had about a single show on record, and I loved and hated it for pretty much the same reason: it was a sick and twisted and sexy take on the typically bubbly and simultaneously whiny high school harem shows that seem to overpopulate the Japanese airwaves every year. I watched Yosuga no Sora a while ago and almost didn't write this review, mainly because I didn't ever want to admit that I saw it, but also because I didn't know how I felt about it.

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