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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!
THE REASON WHY
After an eventful school trip, Futaro has come down with a cold. But as the private tutor to five sisters in danger of flunking out, he doesn’t have a moment to waste, and not even an illness can keep him from trying to get the quints to study! One day, a heated disagreement drives a wedge between the girls, and he’s caught in the middle. Will Futaro be able to help solve this difficult problem, or is he just an unnecessary part of the equation? And, just when he’s about to hit rock bottom, Futaro’s past catches up to him…
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!
THE REASON WHY
After an eventful school trip, Futaro has come down with a cold. But as the private tutor to five sisters in danger of flunking out, he doesn’t have a moment to waste, and not even an illness can keep him from trying to get the quints to study! One day, a heated disagreement drives a wedge between the girls, and he’s caught in the middle. Will Futaro be able to help solve this difficult problem, or is he just an unnecessary part of the equation? And, just when he’s about to hit rock bottom, Futaro’s past catches up to him…
