My Friend's Little Sister Has It In for Me!

Akiteru Oboshi is a high school student who treats adolescence as a waste of time, from friendships to crushes and everything in between. His laid back stance clashes with the overbearing energy around him, especially when his best friend's sister Iroha Kohinata moves into his orbit and starts teasing him at every turn. She invades his room, sprawls across his bed, and treats ordinary days like a stage for chaos, needles sharp with humor and warmth. The more she pushes, the more he tries to resist, then realizes her relentless attention pulls him into unexpected moments of laughter and reflection. The show finds humor in awkward adolescence while capturing small, genuine moments that complicate affection without straining believability.

Created by Touko Machida and Ghost Mikawa, the series arrived in 2025 with brisk humor and bright animation. Haruki Ishiya voices Akiteru, Sayumi Suzushiro as Iroha, Tomori Kusunoki as Mashiro, Soma Saito as Ozuma, and Kana Hanazawa as Sumire.

Early reception has been positive with a 8.417 out of 10 rating from 12 votes. The show mixes sharp banter with earnest moments, exploring teen independence and the pull of close family like Iroha. It finds humor in imperfect attraction and everyday awkwardness, which resonates for many viewers.

At this stage there are no announced major awards for the series. It has not publicly secured nominations, but its playful premise and strong vocal performances keep it on the radar of fans of lighthearted anime comedies. Fans remain hopeful for future recognition as the show grows.

As a 2025 release the series hasn’t established a broad cultural footprint yet. There are no widely cited quotes or iconic moments, but its light humor and relatable teen dynamics could help it grow into a memorable small screen moment over time. It may spark conversations later among viewers worldwide.