Akachan to Boku

Akachan to Boku is my favorite anime. When I first saw this anime I even didn't knew it's name. But I searched in internet and after 1 year I found it's name in arabic Ana Wa Akhi...and so on I first watched it in hindi dubbed on spacetoon. And I really feels it's story is too emotional and it sometimes make me cry. I also luv it's opening song especially in hindi. I really feels it is a masterpiece and I'd be happy to see it's movie...

akachan to boku or baby and me, a very beautiful series that teaches so many things.... a boy(Takuya) who lost his mother at a very young age leaving her new born baby at the hands of her husband and son ever since this incident happened Takuya's life has changed, he now has to take care of a baby as well as doing his school works.... of course it's hard for a boy who instead of playing takes care of his younger brother this series shows the love between family members, the responsibilities that each has for the other, the co-operation between them and most important the understandings between eachother, it might sounds boring but it's really close to real life, there's no fantasy and impossible things, it's really sensitive and touching story that makes you think of what you did and what you must do... the art might not be that awesome, it's the normal art of any shoujo series, those big eyes and the big heads of the babies, it's just an ok art but if you think of the story and the characters you'll forget about the art... the sound is amazing, that soft background makes you feel the story and enjoy the scenes and the characters are awesome, when they cry you cry and when they laugh you laugh, they just let you close to them and feel what they feel especially Takuya who doesn't have anyone to listen to his complaints except us, the viewers! but some of the characters are hilarious so yeah akachan to boku isn't a sad or a typical shoujo anime(which has only romance and nothing) it's kinda a mix of everything, a really lovely series which will touch anyone's heart

i watched it dubbed and i still watch it till now it`s really a good anime with a very good story story : pretty normal stor of a family after the mother died , with a lot of emotion and support the family continued their life and the brother had to grow up and take care of his younger brother the anime revoloves around the different difficulties the family faces and how they solve it together characters : amazing and i loveee all of them voices : personally i think takuya`s voice could have been gentler and also seeichi voice could have been younger after all he is only in his 20th but other than that the rest of the voices are so cute specially takuya`s father enouki art : it`s old but i still like it considering when it was made it was pretty good the anime expresses the emotions between sublings and the real love between them it also shows how a family can continue together no matter what hardships faced them

Akachan To Boku is a Slice of Life anime whose story revolves around two brothers and the moments of their daily life. It is a very entertaining and emotional anime. When it comes to its story, I’d like to mention right upfront that this isn't an extraordinary, over-the-top story; it is simply based on everyday ordinary and realistic life. The special thing about this anime is that instead of binge-watching, even if you watch just one episode, it gives you complete satisfaction without creating a desperate urge to rush to the next episode. Since this anime is from the 90s, the animation isn't as flashly polished as today's standards, and that is precisely its charm. Because the drawings were made by hand back then, the art feels very natural and looks great because of it. I can't describe all the characters in deep detail, but I really liked all of them. I especially liked Harumi (Minoru's dad) because he is extremely hardworking, kind, leaves no stone unturned in taking care of his two sons, and has a wonderful nature. Although Minoru's behavior feels a bit annoying at times, it won't affect your overall enjoyment. The music was quite interesting and very commendable. Talking about Opening 1 (B.B.B. by Kenji Kohashi), the Japanese opening felt very refreshing and energetic to me. Besides that, I also listened to the Hindi and Arabic openings, which had a completely different tone—both were very touching and sweet. The Ending Song was also quite melancholic and emotional. I’ve listened to the Japanese opening so many times that I’ve practically memorized the lyrics, haha! (By the way, while reading subtitles and watching the animation, I get so lost in it that I can't pay much attention to the background music, so I can't say much about it, but that was pretty good too.) In the end, I'll just say that this will remain a deeply memorable anime for me that I will never forget. It made me laugh, touched my heart emotionally at times, and has become and will always remain my absolute favorite.