'5-toubun no Hanayome' Gets Side Story Anime
The 5-toubun no Hanayome (The Quintessential Quintuplets) Special Event 2023 announced on Saturday that the series is receiving a new anime, which will be adapting stories from the manga that the series skipped. The event also revealed an announcement visual (pictured) and video.Tezuka Productions produced the first 12-episode season, which aired during Winter 2019. The second season was produced by Bibury Animation Studios and aired in Winter 2021. A sequel movie opened in Japanese theaters on May 20. Crunchyroll is streaming both seasons with subtitles and an English dub.
The anime series adapt Negi Haruba's romantic comedy manga, which serialized in Weekly Shounen Magazine from August 2017 to February 2020. Kodansha shipped the 14th and final volume in April 2020.
Kodansha USA began publishing the manga in English in June 2018. They released the 14th and final volume digitally in August 2020 and physically in July 2021.
Announcement
Official site: https://www.tbs.co.jp/anime/5hanayome/
Official Twitter: @5Hanayome_anime
Source: Comic Natalie
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I wish Tezuka production would animated this shit.
May 2, 2023 1:04 AM by Godmadara89
-Miku_Meister- said:
@Caraculiambro. why when all fans is happy to get their shipping.
@Tokoya, 100% agree
What I mean is that those that loved the ending that it got originally would be upset that it would get changed. I also thought that the ending we got was not supported by the storyline, but that was the authors "clever" decision at the time and it would feel like a copout if they changed it
@Caraculiambro. why when all fans is happy to get their shipping.
@Tokoya, 100% agree
Apr 18, 2023 5:15 AM by Caraculiambro
Funny if it's an alternative ending
Apr 10, 2023 10:34 AM by CQLLIST
@jack780 , yeah but happy ending for the nakano sisters :)
Apr 5, 2023 11:16 AM by -Miku_Meister-
-Miku_Meister- said:
I really hope its a alternative ending to each sister. Like I mean that would make all the fans happy, right.
I really hope its a alternative ending to each sister. Like I mean that would make all the fans happy, right.
yeah but with other boys I don't want them to end with futaro
Apr 5, 2023 9:42 AM by jack780
I want to see 4 losing heroine move on from futaro and start a new life with their bf like srsly futaro is dumbest shit pick worst girl(just my opinion duh)
Apr 5, 2023 9:40 AM by jack780
Apr 3, 2023 11:08 AM by -Miku_Meister-
Caraculiambro said:
I don't give a fuck what they think....Having endings for each girl is a great idea lol
-Miku_Meister- said:
I really hope its a alternative ending to each sister. Like I mean that would make all the fans happy, right.
Nah, the fans of the original ending would be howling in seething angerI really hope its a alternative ending to each sister. Like I mean that would make all the fans happy, right.
Apr 3, 2023 6:19 AM by Tokoya
-Miku_Meister- said:
I really hope its a alternative ending to each sister. Like I mean that would make all the fans happy, right.
Nah, the fans of the original ending would be howling in seething anger
I really hope its a alternative ending to each sister. Like I mean that would make all the fans happy, right.
Apr 3, 2023 2:40 AM by Caraculiambro
I really hope its a alternative ending to each sister. Like I mean that would make all the fans happy, right.
Apr 2, 2023 7:48 AM by -Miku_Meister-
The story is over and we all know the winner just instead give us S5 of High School DxD
Apr 2, 2023 3:02 AM by Marcus5768
hope i will see the manga ending
not too happy that they're still milking this :/
not too happy that they're still milking this :/
Apr 2, 2023 2:59 AM by KamuiDK
Great news, anime is saved.
Apr 2, 2023 12:06 AM by drkenma1
-w1z4rd- said:
They all could cry in an alley with their stances and ideology but Japan wouldn't give a f#ck about it.
EcchiGodMamster said:
unfortuantely this is typical "i think i've seen more than i actually have" thinking
theres nothing really "new" about any of the concepts in anime being adapted today, i mean... there was an ecchi OVA about a guy getting turned into a dog in the 80s lol
theres always been "trends", but nothing like todays isekai/reincarnation and the issue i have isnt that theyre isekai or reincarnation but its more so that theyre ALMOST ALL medieval setting with pretty much the same kinds of monsters, with an overpowered/unbeatable male lead with short black hair and some main girls that may or may not matter... like... i mean, laziness hasnt gotten any more obvious than that
i agree theres hella anime that need sequels and theres plenty of cultured/hit manga that could be adapted that aren't stuff we've seen 100x now, but the people at the top of industry dont necesarily care what certain fans want, so they just play it safe, and are afraid of risk, at least it seems that way now
at least part of it is due to the increase reliance on foreign market/aid due to the declining population, and increase in money coming from outside japan, so im pretty sure that at least to some degree affects whats being made
Quintulplets was HUGE and is a pretty recent adaptation, so this is no surprise whatsoever
"certain" fans certainly mean foreign fans LOLunfortuantely this is typical "i think i've seen more than i actually have" thinking
theres nothing really "new" about any of the concepts in anime being adapted today, i mean... there was an ecchi OVA about a guy getting turned into a dog in the 80s lol
theres always been "trends", but nothing like todays isekai/reincarnation and the issue i have isnt that theyre isekai or reincarnation but its more so that theyre ALMOST ALL medieval setting with pretty much the same kinds of monsters, with an overpowered/unbeatable male lead with short black hair and some main girls that may or may not matter... like... i mean, laziness hasnt gotten any more obvious than that
i agree theres hella anime that need sequels and theres plenty of cultured/hit manga that could be adapted that aren't stuff we've seen 100x now, but the people at the top of industry dont necesarily care what certain fans want, so they just play it safe, and are afraid of risk, at least it seems that way now
at least part of it is due to the increase reliance on foreign market/aid due to the declining population, and increase in money coming from outside japan, so im pretty sure that at least to some degree affects whats being made
Quintulplets was HUGE and is a pretty recent adaptation, so this is no surprise whatsoever
They all could cry in an alley with their stances and ideology but Japan wouldn't give a f#ck about it.
i honestly wasn't even thinking western fans when i said that, as theres plenty of genres/types of anime that have gotten cucked over time lol
theres probably a decent amount of japanese fans just as annoyed by having so many copy paste/ai generated isekais and or reincarnation a year lol
Apr 1, 2023 9:35 PM by EcchiGodMamster
EcchiGodMamster said:
unfortuantely this is typical "i think i've seen more than i actually have" thinking
theres nothing really "new" about any of the concepts in anime being adapted today, i mean... there was an ecchi OVA about a guy getting turned into a dog in the 80s lol
theres always been "trends", but nothing like todays isekai/reincarnation and the issue i have isnt that theyre isekai or reincarnation but its more so that theyre ALMOST ALL medieval setting with pretty much the same kinds of monsters, with an overpowered/unbeatable male lead with short black hair and some main girls that may or may not matter... like... i mean, laziness hasnt gotten any more obvious than that
i agree theres hella anime that need sequels and theres plenty of cultured/hit manga that could be adapted that aren't stuff we've seen 100x now, but the people at the top of industry dont necesarily care what certain fans want, so they just play it safe, and are afraid of risk, at least it seems that way now
at least part of it is due to the increase reliance on foreign market/aid due to the declining population, and increase in money coming from outside japan, so im pretty sure that at least to some degree affects whats being made
Quintulplets was HUGE and is a pretty recent adaptation, so this is no surprise whatsoever
"certain" fans certainly mean foreign fans LOLRimuru0001 said:
Looking how anime industry is heading in the recent couple years , and with the japanese mindset of anime culture getting worse . I can only say R.I.P to those golden past years that we witnessed glorious series that needed sequels and yet studios don't give a damn about them and don't even look at them ( DxD series , Fullmetal Panic , Yona of The dawn .. etc ) imagine going from these great titles to adapting " someone turned to a dog , and other isekai series about some loser Reborn as a Vending Machine ..
Holy shit ..
Looking how anime industry is heading in the recent couple years , and with the japanese mindset of anime culture getting worse . I can only say R.I.P to those golden past years that we witnessed glorious series that needed sequels and yet studios don't give a damn about them and don't even look at them ( DxD series , Fullmetal Panic , Yona of The dawn .. etc ) imagine going from these great titles to adapting " someone turned to a dog , and other isekai series about some loser Reborn as a Vending Machine ..
Holy shit ..
unfortuantely this is typical "i think i've seen more than i actually have" thinking
theres nothing really "new" about any of the concepts in anime being adapted today, i mean... there was an ecchi OVA about a guy getting turned into a dog in the 80s lol
theres always been "trends", but nothing like todays isekai/reincarnation and the issue i have isnt that theyre isekai or reincarnation but its more so that theyre ALMOST ALL medieval setting with pretty much the same kinds of monsters, with an overpowered/unbeatable male lead with short black hair and some main girls that may or may not matter... like... i mean, laziness hasnt gotten any more obvious than that
i agree theres hella anime that need sequels and theres plenty of cultured/hit manga that could be adapted that aren't stuff we've seen 100x now, but the people at the top of industry dont necesarily care what certain fans want, so they just play it safe, and are afraid of risk, at least it seems that way now
at least part of it is due to the increase reliance on foreign market/aid due to the declining population, and increase in money coming from outside japan, so im pretty sure that at least to some degree affects whats being made
Quintulplets was HUGE and is a pretty recent adaptation, so this is no surprise whatsoever
They all could cry in an alley with their stances and ideology but Japan wouldn't give a f#ck about it.
Apr 1, 2023 9:26 PM by -w1z4rd-
LET’S MOOOOOVE! REAL ANIME IS BACK!!!
Apr 1, 2023 7:31 PM by SixPathsKage
Why are we here? Just to suffer?
Apr 1, 2023 7:30 PM by Say-My-Name
They are gonna continue to milk this series huh
Apr 1, 2023 7:27 PM by MadanielFL
I know, I'm lose and this wouldn't make any different...
Apr 1, 2023 6:11 PM by AkbarSenpai202
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