A second 13-episode anime season, titled Ore no Imōto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai., [Jp. 5] [52] and produced by A-1 Pictures, aired between April 7 and June 30, 2013 and was simulcast by Crunchyroll. [53] An additional three episodes were screened at Otakon 2013 on August 9, 2013, and then streamed worldwide on August 18. The episodes were simulcast by Crunchyroll at the same time as the Japanese broadcast and were available until August 31, 2013. [54] Despite the change in animation studio from the first season, the second season has the same staff as the first. [55] The opening theme is " Reunion" by ClariS, [56] while a contest was held for the second season's ending themes. [57] This series has also been licensed by Aniplex of America. [58] A-1 Pictures collaborated with Chiba Urban Monorail to promote the second season by making an Oreimo-themed monorail train, which remained in operation until September 30, 2013. In addition to decorating the exterior of the train, the anime characters were featured in in-train advertising to provide passengers with helpful tips about local sightseeing facilities and shops. [59] A Day in the Limelight: Two of the four net episodes focus on her, as is the case with volume five of the light novel, and episodes 7 & 8 of season 2. Hair-Trigger Temper: Kirino is a short-tempered and belligerent person who can be quite violent for a girl her young age. Each of these women has been badly let down by the men in their lives. Although Yayoi is young and attractive, a good wife and mother who contributes to the family income through her part-time job at the boxed-lunch factory, her husband Kenji has not only spent all their money, but she knows he is infatuated with a bar hostess. It is when Yayoi blames their predicament on the woman she calls a ‘slut’ that Kenji strikes her. Yayoi feels she must grin and bear this brutal treatment for the sake of their children. After her beating, she puts on a brave face, concealing her bruises while thinking “It was miserable to be living with such a man” (60).

Kirino tends to get a bit snippy if Kyousuke's been spending a lot of time without her, especially if she knows it's with another girl. Amicable Exes: With Kuroneko as shown in the epilogue short-novels and their cameo in Episode 11 of Eromanga Sensei.Ambiguously Bi: While she is interested in men, her reactions to her siscon visual novels are a bit suspect. She also gets so excited when she sees Kanako in her Meruru cosplay for the first time that she gets a Nosebleed.

As women, the female protagonists of Out automatically are consigned to the role of outsiders in the enclaves of male power that dominate Japanese society even though, with the passage of equal opportunity laws on the books since 1987, the “masculine domination of the public sphere has decreased substantially” 9. But they are expected to acquiesce to the inevitable with dignity, as Masako learns to her cost, when she complains at her treatment in the credit and loan company where she has worked for so many years and then, ostracized by her fellow-workers, feels forced to resign. As a middle-aged woman re-entering the Japanese workforce after leaving that job, she can expect nothing better than the poorly-paid, physically and mentally strenuous work at the boxed-lunch factory.

This is my first time acting on them mom, I swear! I’ve never done something like this in my life.” Keiko blurted out.

Real World is told from the standpoint of its narrator, a high school girl named Toshi, grieving over the death of her mother and trying to hide her lesbianism from her friends and family. She is Worm’s next-door neighbour and hears the disturbance created by the murder. Although she and Worm have never been friends, their acquaintance before that time limited to chance encounters on the way to a nearby train station, she takes up his cause when he’s on the run from the police, involving three of her own friends in an attempt to help him.

What the Hell, Hero?: Gets called on this in episode 9 of season 2, after suddenly breaking up with Kyousuke Man Arrested for Threatening Oreimo Author Tsukasa Fushimi". Anime News Network. April 12, 2012 . Retrieved November 22, 2013. Covert Pervert: For whatever reason, he becomes obsessed with breasts in Volume 8 of the Light Novel.

At the beginning of Out Masako at forty-three years of age is as adrift as her reclusive son Nobuki. Masako feels as if she is occupying a kind of vacuum. There is nothing she wants to do and nowhere she wants to be. While, each night, she hates the idea of having to start her shift at the factory, the prospect of returning to her house—to her loveless marriage and her unhappy, hostile son—is equally repellent. Her friends consider Masako an unusually capable woman, someone they can count on when they are in trouble and, not knowing of the brutal treatment meted out to her by the credit and loan company, they wonder why she is wasting her abilities by working in such a dead-end job. Ore no Kōhai ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai (1)] (in Japanese). ASCII Media Works . Retrieved February 13, 2016. Kirino always wanted to marry her brother since she was a little girl. They eventually start dating and hold a fake wedding. They do break up and say they will be normal siblings though it is implied that they are still secretly together at the end of the novel. Based on the new Afterstory, it is no longer implied. It is instead clear that she still 'bragging about her love' with Kuroneko

Official Couple: With Kirino by the fake wedding at the end of season 2, and continuing even after the "break up" in the Afterstory. Crazy Jealous Guy: Acts rather hostile towards Mikagami, Kirino's boyfriend at first, to the point where Kirino slaps him and forces him to leave the room when she invites him over to her house to meet their parents. Keiko looked petrified. Her mother, Kirino Ayano can see that she’s dressed like a baby from head to toe. Keiko’s mother looked like an older version of her, but her hair was longer and was filled out in places Keiko wished she’d grow. Her brown hair is in a pony tail held together with a yellow ribbon and is wearing a pair of pink silk pajamas and a white robe. “Umm mom, I can explain this.” Oblivious to Love: Manami's anyway. He gets a bit better with Kuroneko. He goes to a rather frustrating extreme in Manami's route of the PSP game, where he continues to be kind of blase about the whole thing even after they start going out, while Manami is practically exploding with adoration for him. Broken Pedestal: Kirino used to idolize him when she was younger because he excelled at everything. But then he started becoming lazier, which shattered his image in Kirino's eyes.