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The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely with them -- especially the Echigoya sisters.
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
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The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], sweet, since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely with them -- especially the Echigoya sisters.
The anime, based on ''Binbou Shimai Monogatari'' ("Poor Sisters Story") is a {{seinen}} manga series by Izumi Kazuto, which was serialized in ''[[Magazine/ShonenSunday Monthly Sunday Gene-X]]'' from April 2004 to June 2006. An anime adaptation ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
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* WealthsInAName: Kinko and Ginko are written to mean 'gold child' and 'silver child' respectively, indicating that they come from a rich family.
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Junior high school student Kyou and her sister, elementary school student Asu, live together in a cheap run-down apartment since their [[ParentalAbandonment mother died and their father ran off to hide from loan sharks]]. They are very close, [[{{Squee}} rarely missing an opportunity to let the other know how much they care for her]]. They are also mostly [[PerpetualPoverty low on cash]], but manage since Kyou holds a job delivering newspapers. Asu holds the fort by doing household chores and is also quite a good cook, which gets appreciated by Kyou a lot.
The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely with them--especially the Echigoya sisters.
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely with them--especially the Echigoya sisters.
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
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Junior high school student Kyou and her sister, elementary school student Asu, live together in a cheap run-down run down apartment since their [[ParentalAbandonment mother died and their father ran off to hide from loan sharks]]. They are very close, [[{{Squee}} rarely missing an opportunity to let the other know how much they care for her]].each other]]. They are also mostly [[PerpetualPoverty low on cash]], but manage since Kyou holds a job delivering newspapers. Asu holds the fort by doing household chores and is also quite a good cook, which gets appreciated by Kyou a lot.
The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely withthem--especially them -- especially the Echigoya sisters.
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and[[http://youtube.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely with
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and
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* MeaningfulName: Kyou means "today" and Asu means "tomorrow", signifying the moments in life one should pay attention to.
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** Kinko (金子) and Ginko (銀子) mean "gold child" and "silver child" respectively, indicating that the Echigoya sisters come from a rich family.
** Kyou means "today" and Asu means "tomorrow", signifying the moments in life one should pay attention
** Kinko (金子) and Ginko (銀子) mean "gold child" and "silver child" respectively, indicating that the Echigoya sisters come from a rich family.
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Junior high school student Kyou and her sister, elementary school student Asu, live together in a cheap run-down apartment since their [[ParentalAbandonment mother died and their father ran off to hide from loan sharks]]. They are very close, [[{{Squee}} rarely missing an opportunity to let the other know how much they care for her]]. They are also mostly [[PerpetualPoverty low on cash]], but manage since Kyou holds a job delivering newspapers. Asu holds the fort by doing household chores and is also quite a good cook, which gets appreciated by Kyou a lot.
The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely with them--especially the Echigoya sisters.
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely with them--especially the Echigoya sisters.
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
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Junior high school student Kyou and her sister, elementary school student Asu, live together in a cheap run-down apartment since their [[ParentalAbandonment mother died and their father ran off to hide from loan sharks]]. They are very close, [[{{Squee}} rarely missing an opportunity to let the other know how much they care for her]]. They are also mostly [[PerpetualPoverty low on cash]], but manage since Kyou holds a job delivering newspapers. Asu holds the fort by doing household chores and is also quite a good cook, which gets appreciated by Kyou a lot.
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The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely with them--especially the Echigoyasisters.
sisters.
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
The show deals with the sisters' [[SliceOfLife ordinary daily lives]] and the people they encounter. Their relationship tends to be ''barely'' on the right side of [[TastesLikeDiabetes saccharine sweet]], since they are very clingy and hardly ever seem to quarrel. They also often respond dramatically to events, making them worry about each other too much and panic immediately over little stuff. Still, the sisters' characters are endearing enough to pull it off and some of the other characters contrast nicely with them--especially the Echigoya
The anime, based on a manga series by Izumi Kazuto, ran for 10 episodes in 2006. When you can [[WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief get past the not entirely realistic setting of two underage girls left to their own devices in an apartment in modern Japan]], the show is quite an enjoyable watch, with interesting characters, splendid voice acting and [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=AtLyg7I0Ops a cheery, catchy opening theme]]. And whoever isn't moved to tears by the end of the last episode is surely made of granite.
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* BigSisterInstinct: Kyou toward Asu, which is very justified, considering the circumstances.
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* FixFic: Kyou's version of [[HansChristianAndersen The Little Match Girl]]. In which, there are two match girls ([[{{Expy}} expies]] of Kyou and Asu) and their happiness despite the fact they haven't sold any matches and the weather is horrible is enough to convince two passing rich girls ([[{{Expy}} expies]] of Kinko and Ginko) that they must be magic matches. They buy the entire stock.
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* FixFic: Kyou's version of [[HansChristianAndersen [[Creator/HansChristianAndersen The Little Match Girl]]. In which, there are two match girls ([[{{Expy}} expies]] of Kyou and Asu) and their happiness despite the fact they haven't sold any matches and the weather is horrible is enough to convince two passing rich girls ([[{{Expy}} expies]] of Kinko and Ginko) that they must be magic matches. They buy the entire stock.
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* MeaningfulName: Kyou means "today" and Asu means "tomorrow", signifying the moments in life one should pay attention to.
* MeaningfulName: Kyou means "today" and Asu means "tomorrow", signifying the moments in life one should pay attention to.
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