Shiro became annoying very fast

[Aldath]

It's the first time ever in a game about getting to know girls that I get so off put the lead girl's personality. At first I thought she was just a sweet otaku, until the whole "little sister" worship started. Like, I seriously wish I could pay her to talk less.

[Leanna]

This sounds like a you problem, Shiro is absolutely adorable and she is great.

[Aldath]

IDK, the Little Sister thing is creepy and annoying AF.

[Endymion Gainer]

Different strokes for different folks. I myself am not terribly fond of the Little Sister archetype and those who espouse it... enthusiastically, let's say. That said, I can be that way when it comes to giant robots, and I think everyone has something they obsess over in that way. It's thankfully only one small part of her character and not at all something that comes up a lot beyond Shiro's initial characterization, and while there are references to it as a show within a show, you don't have to collect the merchandise related to it.

[Aldath]

Originally posted by Endymion Gainer:

Different strokes for different folks. I myself am not terribly fond of the Little Sister archetype and those who espouse it... enthusiastically, let's say. That said, I can be that way when it comes to giant robots, and I think everyone has something they obsess over in that way. It's thankfully only one small part of her character and not at all something that comes up a lot beyond Shiro's initial characterization, and while there are references to it as a show within a show, you don't have to collect the merchandise related to it.

Oh, I find the whole show hilarious because it parodies a certain subsector of the "otaku" demographic. I mean, we usually relate the whole "weird loli" humor to the archetipical strange otaku guy because it's supposed to be tied to an unsimpathetic or otherwise slobbish character, it becomes much more weird when it's attached to a cute girl who is supposed to be relatable. Her nerd ramblings are cute, her drooling over little sisters, wishing to be surrounded by them and having workmates who look like them takes away from the whole cute thing. Also, the "bisexual otaku girl" trope is overused and makes her stand out less than the rest of the girls who, although tropey, still have their own unique characteristics.