5-toubun no Hanayome*

It’s always been a pleasure watching every episode of this masterpiece. I’ve been following this show for nearly four years now, and I’ve rewatched it countless times. Each viewing feels just as special as the first, and it’s a testament to how beautifully crafted this story is. Now that we’ve reached its conclusion, I can’t help but feel a mix of satisfaction and nostalgia.

Honeymoon Arc is a sweet and heartwarming continuation of the original story. It follows Futaro and the five sister as they enjoy their honeymoon, showing cute and romantic moments between them. The story also gives time to the other sisters, showing their ... growth and how they’ve accepted the outcome.

The arc keeps the same fun and lighthearted feeling from the main series. The sisters' interactions are still funny and heartfelt, and each of them gets their moment to shine. The romance feels natural, and the story avoids unnecessary drama, focusing instead on emotional and touching scenes.

For me, The Honeymoon Arc is a satisfying conclusion to the series. It gives fans a chance to see their favorite characters one last time, celebrating love, family, and the special bond they all share.

Thank you for the memories, the lessons, and the love you’ve shared with us through every episode. This show will always hold a special place in my heart.

Going into the 'Honeymoon Arc,' I was excited to finally see Yotsuba and Futaro's relationship take centre stage after the events of the main story (two seasons and the movie). I anticipated a focus on their newlywed life, exploring their dynamic and deepening their bond. Sadly, these two episodes largely abandoned the main couple to focus on a completely irrelevant subplot involving a random NPC. This felt like a huge missed opportunity to develop Yotsuba and Futaro's relationship further. Instead of intimate moments or meaningful interactions, we were given a generic and unengaging side story that detracted from the core romance. While I appreciate the ... attempt to add some lightheartedness, it ultimately felt like unnecessary filler that squandered the arc's potential. It's a real shame, especially considering the potential this arc had.

On a more positive note, there were moments where the quintuplets displayed their usual fun antics, reminiscent of previous instalments. Additionally, the opening and ending songs were enjoyable.

Whostedeve made it and for what ? Did they just wanted to lead miku fans around by nose ? As nino fan most of us didn't even know this existed.
Yotsuba winning was horrible for anime like many mangaka do- don't break the trope/cliche, it's like reinventing the wheel into square.
If you got money to waste why not do rascal dreams of waifus anime ? Give everyone their own final happy arc ? Least it didn't focus only on yotsuba who was cool at start but now the singlemost boring character as other anime copy paste her.
It wasnt that great to milk this story this much