English Dub Review: I’m Living With an Otaku NEET Kunoichi?! “Somehow the Troublesome Sisters Spoke of Their Memories / Somehow I Started a Neighborhood Friendship with a High School Girl I’m Basically Meeting for the First Time”

Overview

“Somehow the Troublesome Sisters Spoke of Their Memories”

A brokenhearted Yuzu wanders around the city after seeing her beloved sister Kanna as a tsundere maid.

“Somehow I Started a Neighborhood Friendship with a High School Girl I’m Basically Meeting for the First Time”

Shizuri and the next-door Neighbor, Himari, face each other in a tense atmosphere.


Our Take

This time around, we get two connected episodes that highlight both family bonds and over-the-top romantic misunderstandings, shifting focus between Kanna’s struggles with her sister Yuzu and Himari’s chaotic fascination with love. Kanna’s time at the maid café sparks conflict with Yuzu, who disapproves of her sister’s choices, but their relationship gains new depth as misunderstandings give way to a more heartfelt resolution. At the same time, lighthearted antics from colorful side characters ranging from eccentric fans to oddball rivals keep the tone playful despite the emotional undercurrents.

The other half of the story moves toward Himari and her unpredictable interactions with Shizuri, where her obsession with romance leads to one wild misunderstanding after another. Their dynamic is both comedic and awkward, capturing the tension between misplaced assumptions and genuine attempts at connection. Humor, references, and bursts of exaggerated imagination keep these encounters lively, ensuring that the narrative balances silliness with moments of sincerity.

Overall, these episodes combine absurd comedy with threads of heartfelt emotion, giving space for both outrageous gags and touching character beats. The blend of slapstick humor, eccentric personalities, and surprising warmth makes the viewing experience entertaining while hinting at deeper bonds beneath the chaos. It’s a lively pair of episodes that stand out for both their unpredictability and the way they enrich character relationships without losing the series’ playful spirit.