 The official website of the 5-toubun no Hanayome (The Quintessential Quintuplets) anime series revealed new staff members, a teaser visual (pictured), and a teaser promo for its second season on Wednesday. The new season will begin airing in October 2020 under the title 5-toubun no Hanayome ∬ (The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬) on TBS and other channels.Kaori (Yuyushiki, Miira no Kaikata) is helming the second season at Bibury Animation Studios, replacing Satoshi Kuwahara, who directed the first season at Tezuka Productions. Keiichirou Oochi (Machikado Mazoku, Hinamatsuri) is returning as the series composer. The main cast members will reprise their roles. 5-toubun no Hanayome adapts Negi Haruba's romantic comedy manga of the same name, which was originally published as a one-shot in Weekly Shounen Magazine in January 2017. The manga began regular serialization in August that year and ended in the magazine's 12th 2020 issue on Wednesday. Kodansha will publish the 14th and final volume on April 17. 5-toubun no Hanayome has sold a cumulative 10 million copies of its compiled volumes. The first anime season aired in 12 episodes in Winter 2019. Crunchyroll simulcast the anime with subtitles, while Funimation streamed an English dub. The latter will release the show on Blu-ray and DVD on May 19. Kodansha Comics licensed the manga in English in 2018 for both digital and physical release. The 11th e-book volume and the seventh physical volume went on sale on January 21 and 28, respectively. Teaser PV Source: animate Times |
VindstotSep 29, 2020 12:49 PM
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| characters somehow look worse than the already subpar season 1. loved the manga, including the end but I really have very little faith in Bibury |
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| Looking forward to this! Character designs seems a little improved over Season 1 but it's hard to say how the animation standards will fare, in particular. Change in Director is a little bit of a surprise too for me, hopefully it will be just as good as Season 1. Cast and Series Composer reprising their roles is great! I know I've said this before but we've got ourselves an interesting Fall season to look forward to! |
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| The amazing studio that has great track record with Azur Lane. Couldn't have hoped for a better studio. Yep. More reasons to already "Not gonna watch this" plan. :) Aa~ah. How I wish Bokuben got a complete adaptation instead of that garbage final episode and the shoehorning of Fumino over this anime. |
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| The manga already gave us an unsatisfying ending. And the new studio is literally "who da fck is dis?". So is this one still worth it? |
| Character design is much better than the sequel tbh but still not expecting much even with Kaori as director. |
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| looking forward to the 2nd season, i overall quite enjoyed the first |
| Great, I'm hoping for 24 episodes or a season 3 announced after the second (since the manga ended, it should be easier to make such plans). |
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| Ahh shit, this is the same studio as azur lane. |
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| Don't really know why people consider these designs to be worse. Yeah, they're different, but not in a bad way. |
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NG_Chloe said: yopster89 said: The author himself said on Twitter that he couldn’t handle a long series anymore and rushed the ending. Completely ruined it and gives the win to a girl who didn’t even have an arc. I can’t really feel inclined to watch it if the author isn’t inclined on writing it that's a little harsh don't you think, considering the working conditions of the industry. The way I see it, if you can't plan a manga story with a good beginning, middle and end with the time constraints and deadlines, then you shouldn't even be in the writing business in Japan if it's only gonna end in disappointment. He wasted a very good plotline and now he's seeing the outcomes of it not being properly fleshed out after picking one of the least favorable girls in his series. And at this point, I don't plan on watching the second season. Anime only's will also be spoiled about the ending soon too, so it will only lead to more being uninterested like what's happening with the SNS adaptations and for their S5 after hearing how poorly rushed it was. Never getting invested in another harem manga or anime, because they always end as utter shit and the more favorable girl of the series hardly ever actually wins just because the writer wants to be "subverting expectations" and shit |
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Supersky said: You are absolutely disgusting for saying thatNG_Chloe said: that's a little harsh don't you think, considering the working conditions of the industry. The way I see it, if you can't plan a manga story with a good beginning, middle and end with the time constraints and deadlines, then you shouldn't even be in the writing business in Japan if it's only gonna end in disappointment. He wasted a very good plotline and now he's seeing the outcomes of it not being properly fleshed out after picking one of the least favorable girls in his series. And at this point, I don't plan on watching the second season. Anime only's will also be spoiled about the ending soon too, so it will only lead to more being uninterested like what's happening with the SNS adaptations and for their S5 after hearing how poorly rushed it was. Never getting invested in another harem manga or anime, because they always end as utter shit and the more favorable girl of the series hardly ever actually wins just because the writer wants to be "subverting expectations" and shit |
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| Okay I know this whole discussion is over and all I just want give my thoughts on it that's all. I'm actually worried about the second season 5-toubon no Hanyome like don't get me wrong and all like I liked the first season. I'm just mostly worried about the studio Bibury Animation Studios... Here's an example of something made by the studio. They made the anime adaption Azur Lane and to someone who played the game I gotta say that adaption sucked ass! Like they left so many things out and I'm over here like " why did you do that..." I looked up the studio and I'm over here like "oh there a new studio" and that was another thing I was kinda worried about cause usually when a new studio comes out there first projects is usually are not that great but like I understand its a new studio it usually take awhile to get a hang of things. So at the end of the day a quarter of me feels like this could be good and they rest me feels there going fucked it up somehow but I'm gonna wait until all the episodes come out cause I like it when all the show finish airing and then I can watch without waiting for the next episode to come out. So I'll probably come back here when it finished airing and then I'll say "I know there where going fucked it up..." or if it turns out good " Wow... I thought they were gonna fuck it up.... " and then I have more faith in the Bibury Studio! One more thing if they fuck it up I'm just gonna read the manga... Thank you for reading for this! (Sorry for how long that is to!) Wow that's a lot... I really have high expectations for this anime but anyway have good day/night! |
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