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Great anime, really loved it. It was interesting till the end. It was quite fun watching this anime. Its really great and highly recommended.

Although I feel sad for the ending. I really wish he could have ended up with Miku or Ichikia in the end. The story is great and really enjoyable but I feel bad for other girls (Ichika, Nino, Miku, Itsuki)(I hope now you know who ends up marrying him) who really liked him. I really wish the story could have ended with all of them marrying him.


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no need to read this I only wanted to say what I ... have written above so this is just a copy paste to make review longer, otherwise it wont accept short reviews.
his season of Quintessential Quintuplets had an even heavier dose of drama than the last! The Nakano sisters’ growing relationship with Futarou reaches a breaking point as individual Nakanos develop romantic feelings for the tutor. With Miku, Nino, and even Ichika all looking to win his heart, things get messy. Looming over all the romantic drama is the mystery of Futarou’s time in Kyoto 6 years prior. Miku continues to forge ahead and pursue romance with Futarou diligently as she has since she developed feelings for him; however, this season sees Nino quickly realise her own feelings and resolve to communicate them no matter what. Nino’s involvement this season is arguably the gel holding it all together, and her development in that regard is the kind that influences romance anime for the better.

Nino’s aggressive pursuit of Futarou is completely different from that of her competition, Miku, whose feelings are apparent even to Futarou himself, as well as Ichika, who has fallen back quite a lot since the last season and struggles to honestly communicate her feelings. Ichika’s desire to be with Futarou by any means necessary leads her to become this arc’s antagonist, someone who would step on anyone to ensure that she gets what she wants.