Author Negi Haruba’s hit harem manga series The Quintessential Quintuplets, or Five Equal Brides in the original Japanese, has since become an equally popular animated TV series with two seasons and a feature-length movie to its name. Anyone who’s seen the Quintessential Quintuplets movie knows which character won the central harem race, but it’s unclear how she got there.The Quintessential Quintuplets ranks among the best harem anime series since the five identical Nakano sisters are each treated like fully-fleshed-out characters with their own flaws, growth, and goals. It’s not just about which sister will marry protagonist Futaro Uesugi — it’s about why that sister became Futaro’s lover, and that’s a question the original anime and movie did not fully answer. Fortunately, the summer special for The Quintessential Quintuplets will fill in the gaps as a two-episode mini-season, and fans ought to get caught up on the story before this missing chunk of the story airs.The upcoming The Quintessential Quintuplets TV special, which is due to air in two episodes on September 2 and 9, according to some sources, takes place after the anime’s second season and before the final movie. So, fans can get caught up on those two seasons while either saving the movie for later if they haven’t seen it or not concern themselves with the movie’s events if they have seen it. The Quintessential Quintuplets’ story launched when the abrasive but book-smart high schooler Futaro Uesugi got a call from Mr. Nakano, asking Futaro to tutor the five Nakano sisters and finally get their abysmal grades up. Futaro accepted this tutoring assignment, only to realize the Nakano quintuplets weren’t just lousy students — they didn’t trust him as an outsider in their little world, and they took their hobbies and budding careers more seriously than schoolwork.RELATED: Why Rom-Com Fans Should Tune Into Saint Cecilia and Pastor Lawrence
Author Negi Haruba’s hit harem manga series The Quintessential Quintuplets, or Five Equal Brides in the original Japanese, has since become an equally popular animated TV series with two seasons and a feature-length movie to its name. Anyone who’s seen the Quintessential Quintuplets movie knows which character won the central harem race, but it’s unclear how she got there.
The Quintessential Quintuplets ranks among the best harem anime series since the five identical Nakano sisters are each treated like fully-fleshed-out characters with their own flaws, growth, and goals. It’s not just about which sister will marry protagonist Futaro Uesugi — it’s about why that sister became Futaro’s lover, and that’s a question the original anime and movie did not fully answer. Fortunately, the summer special for The Quintessential Quintuplets will fill in the gaps as a two-episode mini-season, and fans ought to get caught up on the story before this missing chunk of the story airs.
The upcoming The Quintessential Quintuplets TV special, which is due to air in two episodes on September 2 and 9, according to some sources, takes place after the anime’s second season and before the final movie. So, fans can get caught up on those two seasons while either saving the movie for later if they haven’t seen it or not concern themselves with the movie’s events if they have seen it. The Quintessential Quintuplets‘ story launched when the abrasive but book-smart high schooler Futaro Uesugi got a call from Mr. Nakano, asking Futaro to tutor the five Nakano sisters and finally get their abysmal grades up. Futaro accepted this tutoring assignment, only to realize the Nakano quintuplets weren’t just lousy students — they didn’t trust him as an outsider in their little world, and they took their hobbies and budding careers more seriously than schoolwork.
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