Description
Negi Haruba debuted in 2013 with the story “Coward’s Crossword” in Kodansha’s Magazine Special. Haruba’s first series was Purgatory Karma in 2014, followed in 2017 by Quintessetial Quintuplets, which is the artist’s first manga to be published in English.
A high school romantic comedy with five times the cute girls! A high school boy must work part-time to help five sisters study so they can graduate, but the only thing these quintuplets have in common is that they all hate studying!
HOMEWORK AND FIREWORKS
Thrown into the midst of five beautiful sisters who hate studying, Futaro must figure out how to keep them from flunking out of school. But he has to start from the beginning and earn each girl’s trust first! His effort to befriend the sisters starts off rocky, but he bonds with Miku over her love of Sengoku Period warlords. It all seems for naught, though, when a bath-related mishap with Nino threatens everything Futaro’s worked to accomplish! Will he be able to prove his innocence and gain their trust? Maybe a fireworks festival will brighten their moods!
A high school romantic comedy in the same vein as classics such as Love Hina.
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rnNegi Haruba debuted in 2013 with the story “Coward’s Crossword” in Kodansha’s Magazine Special. Haruba’s first series was Purgatory Karma in 2014, followed in 2017 by Quintessetial Quintuplets, which is the artist’s first manga to be published in English.
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rnA high school romantic comedy with five times the cute girls! A high school boy must work part-time to help five sisters study so they can graduate, but the only thing these quintuplets have in common is that they all hate studying!
HOMEWORK AND FIREWORKS
Thrown into the midst of five beautiful sisters who hate studying, Futaro must figure out how to keep them from flunking out of school. But he has to start from the beginning and earn each girl’s trust first! His effort to befriend the sisters starts off rocky, but he bonds with Miku over her love of Sengoku Period warlords. It all seems for naught, though, when a bath-related mishap with Nino threatens everything Futaro’s worked to accomplish! Will he be able to prove his innocence and gain their trust? Maybe a fireworks festival will brighten their moods!
