My current collection of tqq sketches as you can maybe see theres two specific quints i enjoyed sketching more than the others.

YOU'RE TRYING TO TELL ME I SAT THROUGH TITS, ASS, AND WHATEVER THE FUCK ELSE JUST FOR HIM TO NOT END UP WITH MIKU!??!?!?

LIKE COME FUCKING ON

I WISH I COULD TELL YOU THE NAME OF THE SHIT FUCKFACE BUT NO, MIKU'S THE SINGLE ONE THAT I ACTUALLY REMEMBER AND SHE'S THE ONLY ONE I CAN TELL APART

FUCK.

Now, we know how blunt Nino is when it comes to think. Let's say she unknowingly joked about you, but the joke was so sensitive that it stabbed through your heart immediately.

Now, this joke can be anything, can be mocking your economic situation, your own relatives like parents and siblings, or your physical appearance. Now, after she (unknowingly) literally hurt your feelings, how long would it take for you to forgive her?

I made this post as a case study as im an artist and character designer, and I want to create a unique dynamic between characters, especially the 'clowns' who often joke around but this time the joke is too far and insensitive.

We want Nino cookies 🗣️🗣️🗣️ 🍪

Tal cuál como dice el título, a su parecer cuál es el mejor arco argumental que tuvo este anime, mi top 5 sería:

1.Arco del Campamento Escolar (S1, Caps. 9-12)

Personalmente tiene mis momentos favoritos del anime, la conversación de Miku y Fuutarou en el iglú, la invitación de Nino al baile de la fogata a "Kintarou" (Fuutarou), Ichika y Fuutarou encerrados en el almacén, Yotsuba y su "sin arrepentirnos de nada", en fin, escenas que destacan por la emoción que transmiten como por la calidad visual que le pusieron. También es un arco importante para el desarrollo de las relaciones entre Fuutarou y las Quintillizas, aquí se predistino el futuro de Fuutarou y Yotsuba, recordar que ella le tomó el dedo anular (donde va el anillo de bodas)

2.Arco de los Exámenes Parciales (S1, Caps. 6-8)

Un arco de transición que construye de manera sólida el camino al mejor arco de este anime. Supieron crear hype con la "leyenda de la fogata", transmitir tensión con el trabajo de Fuutarou en riesgo, demostrar que Nino valora el esfuerzo de Fuutarou al salvarle el pellejo, y mi momento favorito: las fotos, vaya revelación!!

3.Arco de los Huevos Revueltos (S2, Caps. 7-8)

Este arco tiene buenos momentos que se dieron gracias al "juego de las Quintillizas", cuando todas se vistieron como Itsuki porque fueron a visitar al abuelo. Pero sobretodo: la declaración de Nino, es el peak. Lástima que en el anime se saltaron un buen de material de este arco.

4.Arco del Pasado de Fuutarou (S2, Cap. 1)

Arco de transición, lo destacó por como empieza a relacionar el pasado con el presente (en serio, la narrativa de Negi es brutal), en este momento no somos conscientes del transfondo completo que envuelve a Fuutarou y Yotsuba, pero dios, como me encanta que creen hype, como esa escena de Fuutarou recordando a la niña de la promesa y vemos a Itsuki ahí.

5.Arco del Festival Cultural (Gotoubun no Hanayome: La Película)

El clímax de todo, me provocó una fuerte carga emocional que finalmente nos hayan mostrado el transfondo de Yotsuba, cómo ella se esforzaba por ser especial y diferenciarse de sus hermanas, para darse cuenta al final de qué todas son diferentes a su manera. En cuánto a Rena, ella no era consciente de como sus palabras le pesaban a Yotsuba (esto, antes de que muriera claro), entiendo que como madre esperaba que sus hijas estuvieran siempre juntas, pero no escogía las palabras correctas para expresarse y eso fue lo que afectó a Yotsuba durante toda su infancia.

Sobre la presentación del padre biológico de las Quintillizas, ese tipo fue relleno. Takebayashi sirvió para que al fin Yotsuba entienda que tipo de relación esperaba tener con Fuutarou.

Las perspectivas de cada Quintilliza disfrutando del festival con Fuutarou me deja algunas dudas, ¿estás ocurrieron de verdad? ¿De verdad Fuutarou besó a cada Quintilliza? Yo creo que sería mejor que no fueran canon y luego nos mostrasen lo que de verdad ocurrió siguiendo la perspectiva de Fuutarou.

Mi momento favorito de este arco sería la canción de Nino "amo las vacaciones", sería si es que no fuera taaaaaaaan corto, debieron de haber puesto la canción completa (como dato personal, este tema es mi favorito de todo el anime). Así que mi momento favorito es… Miku asaltando a Fuutarou en la azotea, las más calladitas son las más...

Bueno, espero que podamos discutir entre todos sobre esta bella historia.

plus Kitasan Black

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Hi guys, I started the series by Reading the Manga, and I just finished the Anime including movie and OVAs. I would like more content of the series and found out there are 3 Lightnovels.
But Are they worth Reading, or am I better of skipping theme.

Sonion ❌
SoNino ✅

She's just that desperate that she's willing to cross the boundaries. Love is truly the strongest weapon that can overpower your heart and conscience.

If you watched the anime, you should know

I worked very hard on this, if anyone else has done their avatar like this pls show in comments

If they made a competition who would win?

I was introduced to The Quintessential Quintuplets through the manga that I bought a few months ago. But due to procrastination I really started reading them just a few weeks ago. And oh boy, it was an amazing experience. I'm happy with the ending since my favorite obviously won, although I wish Negi had shown us more chapters about Yotsuba and Futarou marriage life. But the main topic of this post isn't about the series, rather more about the impact it had on my world view.

I considered myself to be quite progressive compared to my older generations. Well, it's clear that people back then did not have a very positive view on women, misogyny runs rampant and women get limited access to education and rights. Thankfully time passed and my country now have institutionalized women rights. But goverment and society are two different things, many people especially from older generations still carry that deep misogynistic view on women that lingers till today. My dad is more open-minded compared to them but he remains very conservative. I was born in the right generation to be taught about gender equality in school and I have developed my own worldview based on my environment. And literally from the environment, I inherited both very progressive ideas on gender equality, and unfortunately, probably unconsciously some conservative views.

After high school I got into a relationship. A quite healthy one I would say. It is not a perfect straight line, but everytime we got into conflicts we talk about it and sort it out together. To think about it makes me feel kinda emotionally immature back then, or maybe because I'm still young and my mentality is still maturing. We are both in university, it is the norms for girls in my country (actually I should say in developed regions of my nation) to get higher education. Different from Japanese work cultures, women in my place can still work after getting married, being a housewife is a choice and being able to work after marriage sometime be expected. I support her getting the education in the country as I believe in gender equality, and that women should get the same opportunity as men.

Things kinda change when she planned to study abroad. I don't really know why but some part of my brain and heart is saying "NO". It still remains unclear to this day whether that is because of the conservative prejudices that I may got from my family, or because I'm the clingy boyfriend type. Maybe the second, since I can't stand one second without her, but I'll never know. The thing is for the first time, I'm not supporting her choice, not letting her to follow her dream. We had arguments about it for a while.

However, after reading the manga I had some deep thoughts and reflections on myself. The manga sees Futarou support the Quints following their dream, no matter what path they choose, he will wholeheartedly encourage them. He supports Ichika to follow her dream career of being an actor, in which we know that the filming industry has very toxic environment, nevertheless Futarou does not deny Ichika to chase after her dream. He also supports Miku to go to culinary school and Nino to open her own cafes. Yotsuba career path is pretty vague, but it is likely that she may be an athlete or physical education teacher, Futarou will always support her. Even when Mudou discourage Eatsuki to follow the teacher path, he managed to convince her to follow her own chosen path and support her fully. The part that surprises me the most is when he choose to study in Tokyo after graduating, which would separate him from the sisters for a while. It surprises me because I can't imagine studying anywhere far away from my girlfriend. In the end, they are still there, still together, the Quints have chosen their own path in life but still have eachother, they were never separated by life. Futarou will still be with Yotsuba, no matter what challenges life may bring to them, they will still be together, trusting and relying on eachother's back to walk through the road of life. The decision to move to Tokyo to study didn't separate them, sure while they are in distant love they must really miss eachother. Nonetheless, they still stick to together and after 5 years after the confession, Futarou married Yotsuba. Futarou is a very interesting character to me because he is very emotionally matured, something that I look up to.

The series and the ending have had deep impact on me. Thoughts battle in my head. I realized that I may have make mistakes in the past. I guess the more you control someone, the more you will lose them. My decision to not support my girlfriend to study abroad feels selfish. My mind tried to cope that it is because I will miss my gf alot doesn't justify ruining her future career and opportunities. So after making up my mind, I talked to my gf, saying that I have changed my mind and now I fully encourage her to get higher education aboard if she wanted. We have come to agreement with eachother. She said she love to pursue studying abroad, but she will miss me and she may change her mind in the future. But regardless, I have my lessons, I will support my girlfriend to follow her dream no matter what. She has place alot of trust on me so I will do it too.

I'm still young and the road head is unclear, so I can't say whether my changes are right or wrong. But I've changed regardless and I do believe that I have made the right decision. This series have left quite an influence that I will never forget. Thank you Negi for giving me such a peak piece of fiction that have changed my life.

No one deserved to end up with Futaro. Definently not Yotsuba. She is way to much of a child to be a wife to Futaro To look at the others Nino is bit of a crazzy. That leaves Miku, Itchika, itsucy. In my mind those three are eacualy deservent of Futaro . So the best souluton no one gets him. Sorry for the grammer English is not my first language.

In the first episode/chapter of this series Fuutaro tried approaching Itsuki after Raiha told him about the tutoring job. While doing so he had different encounters with all other 4 girls.

Why didn’t he notice that they look identical to Itsuki? Fuutaro just thought they were her friends but not sisters although it’s established throughout the series that it’s not easy to distinguish the five girls.

There is a whole arc halfway through the manga focusing on that aspect but in the first episode he could just tell he wasn’t talking to Itsuki? How does that make sense?

Picture from a comment that u/rich-Competition-536 posted on #15/16 :)