The sisters are dominating this season

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A popular Twitter user has drawn attention to a notable phenomenon in the current anime season, Summer 2024 (July-September). According to the user, this season is standing out for the presence and popularity of characters that represent younger sisters, known as “ imouto ”. The user offered four prominent examples from this season: Yuki Suou from “ Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian ,” Kaju Nukumizu from “ Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines! “, Anko Koshi from “ Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan “, and Saki Ayase from “ Gimai Seikatsu “.


The “imouto” archetype has been historically popular in anime for several reasons. Little sister characters are often portrayed as adorable, innocent, and often as figures that add a touch of tenderness or comedy to stories. These types of characters can also serve to explore family dynamics and interpersonal relationships in an endearing way. The “imouto” often acts as emotional support or a source of motivation for the main characters, which helps strengthen the narrative.

The popularity of this archetype in the current season has been reflected in the comments of the fan community. Below are some of the comments that highlight this trend:

  • « Ayase is great! ».
  • I really like the two above ."
  • They are all too adorable ."
  • It's Yuki Suou, the best ."
  • « Don't you know that real talent will soon arrive among the characters I support? ».
  • More than sister characters, Tsukihi Araragi-chan is missing ."
  • I like Anko Koshi ."
  • I think this season seems like a set of happy sisters, they all complement each other quite well ."
  • I'm hesitating between the first and the last, I'm serious ."
  • « Wow, this season is too full of 'little sister attributes'! ».

The Summer-2024 season is proving to be a celebration of the “imouto” archetype, with a variety of characters that have captured the hearts of fans and added a special charm to this season's stories.

Source: HachimaKikou

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