Her jealousy also shows up a lot in the Visual Novel, where she will likely confront Kyousuke at some point in anyone's route asking where he has been.

It Was a Gift: Saori's glasses, and really her whole otaku persona, were borrowed from Kanako's older sister Kanata, who Saori admired and introduced her to anime and manga. Bandai Namco Games developed three visual novel video games from 2011 to 2013 for the PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3 consoles. Not So Above It All: In episode 2 of season 2, Ayase complains to Kyousuke that Kirino is way too obsessed with one of her newest gal game.Society, she says, takes advantage of powerless women and it is her goal to create empowered female characters to show readers the power of the “weaker sex. She convinced Kyousuke to idolize mediocrity, ruining him in Kirino's eyes, and when Kirino confronted her about it, she told her that she was creepy and sick for loving her brother; indirectly destroying the siblings' relationship, bringing about Kirino's vicious behavior. It doesn't come up in the anime during the first season, but Kuroneko is very possessive of Kyousuke. Through this experience he realizes that he knows very little about his sister, including her being a model as well as an exemplary student. It's implied later on that she acted like this earlier to hide her embarrassment in typical Tsundere fashion.

Kirino knows not only everybody’s business but everybody’s mind–her way with interior monologue is pungent and prismatic. Kuniko, for example, is tied to her work at the Bento factory because she sees herself as ‘ugly and fat’, meaning she’d struggle to find a more glamorous job.A second PSP title, Ore no Imōto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai Portable ga Tsuzuku Wake ga Nai, [Jp. Like Walter Mosley, [Kirino] exploits the beat-down potential of the hard-boiled novel to depict life on society’s bottom in ways that subtly read as one part social protest, one part sadomasochistic entertainment.