Introduction
In a world where Western and Asian cultures mix together, the only son of Count Kikunoi from the Kiryuu Empire, is Ageha. His life was already over at the age of 5. He, who was born in a corner of the country, has zero allies or useful skills in addition to being overweight. What's more, it seems that his brother Regulus, who suddenly appeared on his life and was presented for the Count as his brother, will kill him in the future for his right to succeed...
His only weapons, are the abilities of "cooking and sewing," that he suddenly acquired along with the memories of his previous Japanese life. In the midst of all this, Ageha ends up raising his younger brother, but... "My brother is super cute?" And before he knows it, he becomes a full-blown doting older brother?!
Making handmade educational toys for his cute little brother and delicious chawanmushi (steamed egg custard)... With the help of his previous life's skills and my power as a housekeeper, he's able to improve the rough life of the people living in his territory. A fantasy of two young brothers managing their territory, where a single step gets even the gods involved in changing their country!
(Source: Shousetsuka ni Narou, translated)
Audience reviews
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Chauwa5410_
This anime is somewhat relaxing but doesn’t offer anything new, so it’s not really worth watching in the same way as a typical anime, you might lose focus or get that “that’s enough for today” feeling. It’s a good anime, though not the best, given its a Isekai, but I’m glad it didn’t fall into the generic power fantasy trope, even if the boy does gain some powers that can affect the world.
The anime’s story is pretty good, but the brotherly love aspect can feel a bit silly at times. There are moments that will make you sad or even cry, and others that will lift your spirits, making it worth watching as a casual pastime instead of doomscrolling.
This feels a lot like a kids' anime rather than one made for adults.
Episodes watched - 12/12
Read at the sourceOtaku_Senpai
At first I thought I would be dropping this but it surprised me I finished all the episodes. The animation is very limited but I accepted it eventually as its an anime where people just talk. The art style seemed ok for the genre. I liked both the opening and ending credits. The story is better than majority of the other animes out there. I just liked hearing the characters talk back and forth. And the main character is a chubby kid, with no fighting skills. I don't think there is going to be a season 2. But I wish they made a season 2 with higher budget.
My Rating: 7/10 (Good)
Read at the sourceIfret
"Shirobuta Kizoku desu ga Zense no Kioku ga Haeta node Hiyoko na Otouto Sodatemasu" honestly didn’t catch my attention at first glance. I went in with modest expectations, but as the story unfolded, I found myself increasingly drawn to the characters and the thoughtful direction the plot took—especially the main character, who truly stands out in the ever-growing crowd of reincarnation-based fantasy protagonists.
Unlike the typical overpowered or self-centered lead, this protagonist is grounded, mature, and guided by a strong internal compass. His consistent and respectful approach to his new life, while remaining true to his beliefs, makes him not only admirable but also refreshingly realistic within the genre.
The character development overall is handled very well. Relationships grow o…
Read at the sourceMIKOTO0
I wanted to like Shirohiyo - Reincarnated as a Neglected Noble, but watching it was like sitting through a painfully slow trainwreck of cliché and childish nonsense. The show tries so hard to be cute and touching that it ends up feeling completely hollow, with every episode a repeat of dull scenes that go nowhere.
The main character, Ageha, is one of the worst leads I’ve seen in a while: he’s spineless, whiny, and completely unconvincing as someone who’s supposed to have “wisdom from a past life.” He just floats through each episode with no real personality or growth, reduced to a pathetic caretaker trope. The anime tries to make him sympathetic, but he comes off as a bland doormat who never does anything interesting or meaningful.
The events themselves are laughably trivial. Instead of…
Read at the sourceRickcir
Need a show to introduce your kids to Anime? This is it. Looking for a wholesome, almost too sappy anime? Here it is. Half the time it's almost a version of Sesame Street. So why would an adult watch it? It was cute and funny. Animation and voice acting were top-notch and the music was an integral part of the show, not just background. It's a world where gods appear to people they favor and grand their "blessings", basically raising them up above others. Which is ironic, since the show is about a noble who condemns how they are raised up above others by birth. But one thing this show does NOT encourage is thought - just sit back and relax, put your grey matter on pause and enjoy the show.
Read at the sourceKANLen09
Reincarnated as a Neglected Noble: Raising My Baby Brother With Memories From My Past Life - It's sweet, it's endearing, and above all...it makes me want to sleep in its arms because it's TOO comfortable.
Look, I'm not against ideas of child-rearing between familial people of any age, particularly because they're designed to make you feel the "oohs" and the "ahhs" when you see people care for their loved ones. This is especially the case between siblings of younger ages, where they're most vulnerable to the world around them, and the older ones must help them navigate and teach them the correct ways before the world's influences, starting with their parents, will change them for good or for worse. And this is better shown through novelist Yashiro's lone work, which is Shirobuta Kizoku des…
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