Review of Koi Kaze

As you can tell by my scores I did not enjoy this title at all, but I did follow it through to completion. Spoilers ahead, although there really isn't much to spoil, it's not complicated. Story: The story is very simple - a guy who's never really had strong feelings, develops a strong feeling of attraction for a young girl who he finds out is his sister. His sister has always had a bit of an obsession with her brother. Their feelings both blossom as they live together under one roof even though they both know that it is wrong. Eventually they get together anyway. It's astory of pedophilia and incest, yet somehow manages to be boring. There is no real character development at all - the entire plot story is the main character having feelings for his sister and feeling disgusted with himself about it but taking it out on her. She has feelings for him in a way that feels abusive, he's constantly mean to her but by contrast the few times he's half decent she takes as hope.

Art:
The art is fine, it's not distracting or anything, but it's not particularly good. There's not a whole lot of different settings or scenes or anything noteworthy.

Sound:
The music is very simple, it fits the tone and pace of the show, but that's not really a compliment. It's not that they should have done better or anything, it's just limited by the style of the anime.

Character:
The characters are good in that they behave like real people in that they are not ridiculous over the top anime tropes for the most part. On the other hand there is little to no character development over the whole show. There are 3 stages the MC goes through - liking an underage girl and thinking that's acceptable - realizing it's your sister and feeling disgusted with yourself - accepting your feelings anyway and allowing yourself to be happy even if it destroys what future your life has - let alone your sister's.

Enjoyment:
I really didn't enjoy this. I was hoping the show would redeem itself by having character would move on at the end to an adult relationship and grow up, but that sure didn't happen. There are aspects to appreciate, such as the fact that the characters in the show were portrayed for the most part in a real way, and not super over the top (for the most part), but the problem was the characters really didn't develop or get deeper. The only character you really learned about was the MC who was an immature emotionally stunted pedophile.

Overall:
I'm not really sure who this is for. It's a depressing show, because of missed opportunities. If the plot were about a real adult relationship instead of a predatory incestuous one, it could have been enjoyable since the characters and story and relationships were grounded and felt realistic and not over the top.