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As per usual, our peak quintuplets get another dose of love and continuation, anime original content in that. It must be rough being a Nisekoi fan these days, lol. Well, maybe respect your heroines better next time, I guess.

There’s not much to review here—just two episodes filled with pure wholesome moments with our beloved quints.

I’m writing this review to call out GOATSUBA for how triumphantly she defied all the odds of the losing heroines trope. Thank you, Negi, for this exceptional harem romance series. We eagerly await the next peak romance that's going to break all the tired norms and tropes, delivering an outstanding ... story with romance and amazing heroines. After Rangers, and some breaks of course. Including Taishi Tsutsui (Bokuben's mangaka), you are one of the few great romance mangakas. we NEED you.

That is all. Cheers.

Three paired romance that is wholesome, cute, and funny with no love triangles or drama around "losing heroines"? Just pure fluff and enjoyment? That’s exactly what you get with this amazing series in this day and age when the genre is packed with losing heroine trope serving harems and love polygons. And, three handsome tomboys in that. No less! Tomboys are not the losing heroine here! Not in this household! Well, they can’t lose because it’s paired romance—solving the problem at its roots!

The comedy is wonderfully wholesome and genuinely funny. A true feel-good series. The manga’s art direction and quality are already top-notch. Although the ... anime doesn’t fully match the manga’s level visually justifiably so, it still holds its unique atmosphere and easily conveys the manga’s charm—maybe even enhancing it with animation and voice acting. The anime includes extra content too, and the chibi versions are simply adorable just as the same.

When it comes to voice acting, the casting is flawless. Nao Touyama absolutely nails it as Kohaku; she couldn’t have been a better choice and remains one of the best in the industry. Mikako Komatsu as our princely Suo? Perfect. And Aoi Yuuki, equally so. The male voice actors are well-chosen and bring each character to life. The music is lovely as well.

In short, this series is a breath of heavenly fresh air. Every romance enthusiast and tomboy enjoyers should give this anime a watch and the manga a look. That is all.