From May 20 until July 8, Capcom Cafe Aeon Lake Town and Capcom Cafe Ikebukuro will be serving up tasty treats inspired by The Quintessential Quintuplets film! The movie is set to release the day the collaboration starts. 

① Nino’s Dessert Plate / ② Yotsuba’s Korean Spice UFO Chicken / ③ Wedding Afternoon Tea / ④ Miku’s Matcha Latte / ⑤ Ichika’s Favorite Mango Frappe / ⑥ Itsuki’s Delicious Strawberry Lassi

Order Bonus: Original Lunch Mat

Drink Order Bonus: Coaster (10 varieties, 1 given at random)

Guests spending ¥3,000 or more (including tax) will receive a Bromide-style postcard (6 varieties, 1 given at random)

Come enjoy some limited-edition menu items inspired by your favorite characters!

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The Quintessential Quintuplets film is scheduled to be released in Japanese theaters on May 20, 2022.

The final trailer for the film shows the five Nakano sisters at their school’s cultural festival. Fuutarou is heard saying “I have to make a decision,” reminding viewers that the climax of the story is coming soon.

The Quintessential Quintuplets Film Final Trailer

As the trailer was released on the quintuplet’s birthday, new merchandise for movie attendees was also announced. Fans will be able to snag clear file posters, pins, acrylic stands of the characters, and a premium version of the manga chapter bonus that includes additional illustrations and an exclusive interview with the cast members.

The theme song for the film, Quintuple Paths, has also been made available on streaming services!

A special program will be broadcast on ABEMA’S ‘Anime LIVE Channel’ to celebrate the film’s release featuring all six main cast members.

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The conclusion of The Quintessential Quintuplets anime series is coming in feature film form, and TBS Animation has shared a new wedding trailer for the movie ahead of its May 20, 2022 release date in Japan. The trailer comes as part of the Anime Japan 2022 event, an industry affair promoting new series and productions. It features new footage and voice acting from the final release.

The Quintessential Quintuplets Movie 2nd Trailer

The trailer shows each of the five Nakano sisters in wedding dresses. Playing in the background is the theme song for the film, Quintuple Paths. The song is performed by Ayana Taketatsu, Ayane Sakura, Inori Minase, Kana Hanazawa, and Miku Ito, who play the Nakano quintuplets.

The album containing the theme song heard in the trailer will be available on May 25, and the jacket illustration has been released. Depending on where you buy the album, you can get a special bonus, so be sure to check out the official website and Twitter page for details!

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Five Tower Records locations have begun selling special merchandise inspired by the upcoming film version of The Quintessential Quintuplets! These items will be available until March 18 and feature newly-drawn illustrations of the five main characters. 

Main Visual

The series follows the daily life of Futaro Uesugi, a high school student hired as a private tutor for a group of identical quintuplets. At the beginning of the story, readers learn that Futaro will marry one of the five Nakano sisters–Ichika, Nino, Miku, Yotsuba, or Itsuki–but the identity of the bride is unknown until the end of the story.

Sakura Dress Oversized Acrylic Stand (5 varieties): ¥3,300 (Tax Included)

Sakura Dress Mug  (5 varieties): ¥1,650 (Tax Included)

Sakura Dress Clear Folder (6 varieties): ¥440 (Tax Included)

Ichika, Nino, Miku, Yotsuba, and Itsuki are wearing special cherry blossom dresses perfect for the spring season. Which girl is your favorite?

*Designs cannot be chosen and will be given at random.

The pop-up store is now open at five Tower Records locations: Tower Records Shibuya, Tower Records Shinjuku, Nagoya Kintetsu Passe, Umeda NU Chayamachi, and Amu Plaza Hakata. Guests spending ¥2,000 or more (including tax) will get a limited-edition bromide on a first-come, first-served basis. The goods are also available at the Tower Records online store!

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From February 25 until April 14, 2022, fans of the anime series The Quintessential Quintuplets∬ will want to make a trip to Capcom Cafe Ikebukuro for a special collaboration cafe!

The cafe’s main visual features the Nakano Quintuplets–Ichika, Nino, Miku, Yotsuba, and Itsuki–in cute cafe uniforms. Tons of merchandise and themed menu items will be revealed soon, so keep an eye out for more information!

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After the second season of the popular anime series The Quintessential Quintuplets finished, fans were excited to hear news regarding a possible season three. As it turns out, the continuation of the series isn’t coming in the form of a television series–it will be a film! The movie has been announced for summer 2022 in Japan, and a new visual has been released ahead of more information!

Negi Haruba’s Quintessential Quintuplets manga series ran from 2017 until 2020 in Weekly Shonen Magazine and has become popular worldwide. The series was the third best-selling manga series during the first half of 2020 in Japan. 

The series follows the daily life of Futaro Uesugi, a high school student hired as a private tutor for a group of identical quintuplets. At the beginning of the story, readers learn that Futaro will marry one of the five Nakano sisters–Ichika, Nino, Miku, Yotsuba, or Itsuki–but the identity of the bride is unknown until the end of the story.

The new visual shows the five main female characters in swimsuits, and a brief teaser was also released on YouTube to promote the upcoming film.

The Quintessential Quintuplets Special Video

Are you excited to see how the story continues? 

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Japanese snack company Befco, known for popular treats like Bakauke, Hoshi Tabeyo, and Seto Shio, has announced a collaboration with popular anime series The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬ and omurice-flavored Bakauke rice crackers. The snacks will go on sale starting August 30.

The five heroines from the series–Ichika, Nino, Miku, Yotsuba, and Itsuki–will make appearances on the colorful packaging. These bite-sized crackers were inspired by the omurice made by Miko in the show.

Each package also comes with a sticker sheet, perfect for decorating notebooks, folders, and smartphone covers.

With 15 designs in total, will you collect them all?

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Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto is one of several locations participating in the digital stamp rally that’s being held as part of the The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬ Real Sisters War Again event taking place at Toei Kyoto Studio Park from June 26 to August 31. The hotel is offering food inspired by the series along with exclusive merchandise.

The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬ Real Sisters War Again

Menu inspired by the Nakano quintuplets

Receive an original pin for going to all of the rally spots

Receive one of 7 possible coasters for every menu item ordered

‘For Happy Wedding’ Parfait | ¥1,452

Non-Alcoholic Tropical Cocktail w/Cookie | ¥1,089

Nino’s Seasonal Vegetable & Ham Dutch Baby Pancake | ¥2,057

Miku’s Matcha Soda w/Cookie | ¥1,089

Yotsuba’s Non-Alcoholic Green Apple Cocktail w/Cookie | ¥1,089

Itsuki’s Iced Dessert | ¥1,452

The event taking place at Toei Kyoto Studio Park is based on the Sisters War arc of The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬. Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto and Fushimi Inari Taisha are both spots for the digital stamp rally. The hotel’s all-day dining restaurant KAZA is serving up the delicious food, drink, and dessert pictured above, along with a special wedding dress-inspired parfait called For Happy Wedding. For every menu item ordered, customers also receive a free coaster.

The digital stamp rally is being held to allow people to enjoy safely walking around Kyoto as the city has seen a major drop in tourism due to the pandemic.

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The The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬ anime series teamed up with THE CHARA SHOP for a special event inside Ikebukuro Marui in Tokyo which is set to run until June 17.

Merch Line-Up

Pins | 6 Designs (Chosen Randomly) | ¥440 Each (Tax Included)

Micro Fibre Clothes | 5 Designs | ¥660 Each (Tax Included)

Key Rings | 5 Designs | ¥880 Each (Tax Included)

Mug | ¥1,650 (Tax Included)

Large Acrylic Stand | 5 Designs | ¥1,980 Each (Tax Included)

Mini Acrylic Art | 5 Designs | ¥2,200 Each (Tax Included)

B2 Tapestry | 5 Designs | ¥3,300 (Tax Included)

Fans of the anime series can get their hands on presales of a collection of ‘school rock’ themed merchandise. And for every ¥3,000 spent on items, you can enter for the chance to win extra free he Quintessential Quintuplets ∬  goodies too.

Kodansha is set to release a postcard book featuring designs from the TV anime series The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬ on May 25.

The Quintessential Quintuplets is a manga series written and illustrated by Negi Haruba that was serialised in Weekly Shonen Magazine from August 2017 to February 2020. The story follows the life of high school student Futaro Uesugi who is hired as a private tutor for a group of identical quintuplets. The manga has over 15 million copies in circulation, and a film is slated for release in 2020.

The postcard book features anime illustrations from season two of the anime series,

Kodansha is set to release a postcard book featuring designs from the TV anime series The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬, which aired from January to March this year.

Postcard Book | ¥1,650 (Tax Included)

There are 20 postcards in the hardcover book with designs including solo pictures as well as group pictures.

The books are available to purchase at bookshops and online in Japan.

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The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬, the second season of the popular TV anime series The Quintessential Quintuplets, began airing on January 8, 2021. The full-size versions of the opening and ending themes, titled Gotōbun no Katachi and Hatsukoi, are now available on music streaming and download services in Japan.

Below are comments from the main voice cast for the five sisters about the second season which were released after the airing of the first episode. Comments are translated by MMN.

Ichika (voiced by Kana Hanazawa), Nino (Ayana Taketatsu), Miku (Miku Itō), Yotsuba (Ayane Sakura) and Itsuki (Inori Minase)

Kana Hanazawa (Voices: Ichika Nakano) | Comment

“After checking out the first episode, I can’t help but want to see the second episode already. There are so many elements I’m interested in, and like with the first season it leaves you wondering who Futaro will end up with. Ichika plays a particularly important part in this second season, so I hope you watch over her.”

Ayana Taketatsu (Voices: Nino Nakano) | Comment

“I felt a little restless when season two finally started. But [the sisters] are going to fight since they all think mutually. I thought how clumsy they really are when voicing [my character]. But I really felt the connection between the five girls, and I hope everyone watches over them warmly until everything’s fixed. You’ll see that this is something that will cause Nino to change.”

Miku Itō (Voices: Miku Nakano) | Comment

“The second season shows the five sisters growing up. Their appearances change really suddenly, as do their general feelings, dreams, and feelings towards Futaro. Lots of different things. There’s also some realistic parts so please look forward to them.”

Ayane Sakura (Voices: Yotsuba Nakano) | Comment

“It’s a continuation from season one and brings a whole new atmosphere for people to experience. And since it’s the second half [of the story], the characters themselves have changed a little too. I hope everyone enjoys the human aspects of the series, both the positive and negative things.”

Inori Minase (Voices: Itsuki Nakano) | Comment

“There’s a riddle going into the second season which speaks of an incident that happened with Futaro five years ago in Kyoto that he can’t forget, and it questions which of the sisters was involved. But how does Futaro feel at seeing that girl again, with all the memories coming back? This is something I want people to pay attention to. The series follows not only the siblings’ growth, but considers Futaro’s decision and what he’s determined on. I hope everyone supports Futaro’s growth too.”

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It has been announced that the opening and ending themes for the upcoming TV anime series The Quintessential Quintuplets ∬, which will serve as the second season of The Quintessential Quintuplets, will be performed by the five Nakano sisters who are the main characters of the series: Ichika (voiced by Kana Hanazawa), Nino (Ayana Taketatsu), Miku (Miku Itō), Yotsuba (Ayane Sakura) and Itsuki (Inori Minase).

The opening theme is entitled Gotobun no Katachi (‘The Shape of Quintuplets’) and follows series protagonist Futaro Uesugi’s feelings from the first season leading into his realisation of love in the second season. It was written, composed, and arranged by Masahiro Takeda.

The ending theme is titled Hatsukoi (‘Puppy Love’ or ‘First Love’). It’s a ballad that sings about the sings you come to learn and realise after falling in love. It was written by Aira Yuki, composed by Art Neko, and arranged by Shuho Mitani.

The full version of the opening theme will be released two days after the second season’s first episode airs on January 9, 2021. The ending theme will be released on the same day as the season airs on January 7, 2021.

Hear part of the opening theme on Pony Canyon’s official YouTube channel below:

Below are comments from the main cast of the Nakano siblings translated by MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON.

Cast Comments

Ichika Nakano (Voiced by: Kana Hanazawa)

“I’m sure there are a lot of you who have read the manga and can picture where the story is going to go. You’ll be seeing even more of the sisters this season, and seeing them all together. The first season went down the path of focusing on each individual character, but this time they’ll all be together in the same scenes, and each with their own thoughts and feelings, so there won’t be many times where they haven’t talked about something. Basically, you’ll be spending a lot of time with the sisters. I hope people will be able to see their bond with each other, but each of them think differently, so I’d like for people to watch the situations bit by bit and enjoy their changes.”

Nino Nakano (Voiced by: Ayana Taketatsu)

“The second season was originally meant to start in October 2020, but production got pushed back because of the coronavirus, so now it’ll begin in January. You’ve all waited a really long time for this, so everyone in the staff is pouring their strength into it, as are we, the cast, into the voice recording, especially since we can’t all be together. I think because of that we’ve been able to make something really wonderful. All the characters in the promo video are super cute! I got to see Nino-chan’s promo video too. I think that sparkle in her eye when she shows her determination was really incredible. The new director is female, so she was really able to add her female perspective to the series, small details lke how the girls move and their cuteness. I’d love it if you all enjoyed those things too. Look forward to when it airs!”

Miku Nakano (Voiced by: Miku Ito)

“To everybody who has been waiting for it: it’s finally here! Like all of you, I’ve been wanting season two to hurry too, when we were recording, and now too while we’re waiting for it to start, so I’m super happy we’re able to deliver it now. I feel really grateful. Each of the five sisters have levelled up in the second season. I feel like their feelings towards Futaro really comes through, as do their personalities, so please look forward to it.”

Yotsuba Nakano (Voiced by: Ayane Sakura)

“If you’re waiting for season two, that means you’ve already seen season one, right? I’m sure you had a hunch how the first season was going to go, but in season two, you’ll really get to see the siblings battle it out! But it really has a lot of different elements, like how this is a story of the sisters’ bonds with each other, and how it’s become popular as a story about family. It introduces new staffs, although it has a different tone to it from the first season, so hope those who have read the manga will think about how that tone from the manga will translate into animation as they wait for it to be released.”

Itsuki Nakano (Voiced by: Inori Minase)

“Season two is finally going to air. I think it’s a fitting and gorgeous start for 2021. There will also be a level of sadness that wasn’t in the first season, like how your chest hurts as a result of love, and coming to dislike yourself a little. The five of them have swung from Futaro until now, and the story of season two will explore where they are going with that. I hope you all see from Futaro’s perspective and show your love The Quintessential Quintuplets again. We will work hard so that you all look forward to the series each week!”

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