Reviews for The Quintessential Quintuplets Manga

This review contains spoilers. No matter who is chosen, I don't have any grudges, but to be honest, I have a personal desire to say I wanted that girl to be, but it's fun, this is a fun romantic comedy, it was fun to read cute girls with different personalities

This review contains spoilers. Although they are quintuplets, they each have interesting personalities, and watching them get excited to defeat the main character makes me feel frustrated. There is laughter that the test subjects they are good at are different.

This review contains spoilers. I thought the picture was cute. There were many scenes that made my heart flutter, and there were also sad scenes, so it was a great read.

This review contains spoilers. Not to mention the main character, all five sisters were unique and charming. Anime was good too, but manga was better after all. From the beginning, who of the five will eventually become the bride? I read it with excitement. No matter how many times I read it, I think it's an interesting work.

This review contains spoilers. Even though they are quintuplets, they are five girls, each with their own personality and different sensitivities. Ichika is smart like the eldest daughter, the bullish Nino and the bearish Miku, and the simple four leaves have a bird's-eye view of May. Since Futaro is the only unwavering wife who loved these 5 people so much, it was decided that they would be a good match. There were no parts of the background/setting that made me feel a little nervous, but it was a story full of foreshadowing, sad, and smiling, showing various aspects.

This review contains spoilers. The fact that Miku-chan forgives Futaro's heart, and that Nino is being mean to Futaro is so amazing! But I think I love Miku-chan!

This review contains spoilers. The story itself, where the main character becomes a tutor to a classmate, was really exciting!! And all five of them were insanely cute and made me cringe. I started with anime, and I feel like I have no choice but to buy the whole volume lol it's also nice that Futaro is insensitive. I also want to try the matcha soda that Miku used to drink. I wonder what it tastes like?? Personally, I like Yotsuba, who is full of energy! Even though it's a review, I don't have vocabulary and I'm so sweaty

This review contains spoilers. A romantic comedy where they serve as tutors for sisters who have poor grades and are each unique. As they continue teaching as private tutors, they each become aware of their love. This work depicts the conflict between sisters who are rivals to each other.

This review contains spoilers. It was so interesting that I bought all the volumes in about 3 days! Each of the w5 girls is cute, unique, and charming! The main character, Futaro, is also talented, and there are places where he dislikes his own academic ability, but it's the result of his hard work, so it's not frustrating. The excessive deafness insensitivity common to Harlem protagonists isn't natural... but unfortunately they were a bit rushed in the second half. I felt like there were relatively few episodes where Yotsuba was the main one...? There's no denying the feeling that I wanted the episode Futaro would fall in love with a little more. I love Nino, and I like her stubborn attitude in the beginning and the Runaway Locomotive of Love in the second half because they are cute!

This review contains spoilers. All quintuplets are so cute! There are places where it's a little annoying, but it's cute!