Winter Anime Season (Part 3) (NSFW!)

Title: Saikin, Imouto no Yousu ga Chotto Okashiinda ga (aka Recently, My Sister is Unusual)
Release Date: January 4, 2014
Studio: Project No. 9
Genre: Comedy, Ecchi, Harem, Supernatural
Synopsis: Yuya Kanzaki is thrown for a loop when his usually frigid stepsister, Mitsuki, suddenly becomes upbeat and affectionate. The cause: the disembodied spirit of Hiyori Kotobuki, who has possessed Mitsuki in order to earn Yuya's love.

Verdict: Oh myyyy. If this doesn't turn out to be the funniest anime of 2014, it's certainly making a case for being the steamiest. Never since the era of Seikon no Qwaser has there been such wanton display of girl-on-girl fanservice.

Seriously, I can't see the tits through all this story...wait.

The episode begins innocuously enough, with Yuya and Mitsuki joining their newlywed parents for breakfast before going through an uneventful school day. Mitsuki is cold toward her new brother at times, but there appears to be nothing out of the ordinary. That is, until Mitsuki unexpectedly collapses on a footbridge while walking home. When she comes to in the hospital ward, she does the unthinkable...and wraps Yuya in a great big hug. The move surprises everyone, including Mitsuki, and it's not long before we are introduced to the culprit, Hiyori, and her unique (very adult, often censored) way of saying hello.

Hint: They're not shaking hands right now...

...Or playing video games.

When it's not busy devolving into a steamy pile of entangled school girl limbs, the show displays some talent for evoking laughs at the bizarre situation and teases some more supporting characters. Judging from the fact that most of them are female, it's safe to say that Mitsuki and Hiyori won't be the only girls competing for Yuya's attention. Judging from the first episode, first-time director Hiroyuki Hata only has more (literally) juicy moments in store for viewers.

Anime is for children, you say? Good luck watching this with your mom.

It remains to be seen if an actual plot will develop between healthy helpings of kissing and fondling. Until then, expect plenty of opportunities to break out your best Takei face.

I'm sorry...but I'm not sorry.