The Quintessential Quintuplets - Recommendations

al2551 says...

Both "We Never Learn: BOKUBEN, Bokutachi wa Benkyō ga Dekinai" and "The Quintessential Quintuplets" are comedies that center around a studious, yet overworked high school boy charged with tutoring multiple female students with their studies. All the girls have strengths in a certain subject but are woefully lacking in others. Their respective tutors are charged with getting their classmates up to speed academically so that they can graduate and continue on with their lives and studies. 

TheSupremeOne says...

These two animes are pretty similar. Futaro in The Quintessential Quintuplets tutors five girls. In this anime too the protagonist tutors girls. This two animes are based on Harem and Romantic Comedy. 

Grizz says...

Same concept performed with different set up of girls. Both feature a lad tutoring the girls for his own benefit tand inadvertently building a harem out of his students!

AlexanderL12 says...

If you like harem, this anime will deal the same. All the girls are bad students in a specific subject and they are very kawaii.

YuiYui says...

Both of these anime feature a group of girls that start off being in a study group with the main character but then eventually start to grow feelings for him. The premise in both is very similar just with a different set of girls for the MC to chose from, so I think if you enjoyed one of these series you will enjoy the other. Especially if you're looking for the light harem type of series to dive into.

YEROCKY says...

Because they're both a light, good mood harem comedy; featuring a male protagonist made to tutor a group of girls, struggling in certain subjects, that all start to crush on the male protagonist.

bksupersonic10 says...

2 animes that are centered around studying and eventually building relationships that go beyond student and tutor. Each has their own quirks that seperate them, but at their core they have that similarity and I think viewers of each would like the other. 

Jayage says...

Both are very very similar Harem/Romantic Comedy animes, both are about a guy who tutors a group of very likeable and charming girls.

TheCautionBandi says...

They have the same premise. Smart guy teaches cute girls how to do well in school and romantic highjinks ensue.

bollweval says...

These two anime had a pretty similar vibe to me; bookish student from a poor family has to tutor beautiful students for a benefit (money in QQ, school recomendation in WNL).  All the students fall in love with the tutor even though he would be considered dorkish to an outsider.  The characters in both were pretty well developed and endearing.  I found WNL to be have slightly more funny moments, but I enjoyed both very much.  Still can't wait for the QQ movie in 10 days!

VMX2003 says...

Amazing duo !                                                                                                     

nerfchan says...

Similar genre of harem and the main boy is not bland and lacks personality but yet interacts with the harem girls in his own way. 

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wucchu says...

Both animes have a harem set up and a lot of comedy. The girls in both animes have their own unique personalities and make the animes interesting to watch. 

wreckage2004 says...

                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

TheFaker says...

Both have girls that like the mc on and off mainly on and they r both herem both have great detail and artwork. Thank you goodbye

scuffy says...

Let's be real here. One MC, many girls. Who will he pick? That is literally the whole premise of both anime. But what is different is, in RAGF, the MC already likes one of the girls, but can that change overtime? will the dandere take over the show and the MC, or will the fraud of a girl take him away? just find out and watch yourself. But in TQQ, will the tsundere (favorite) take him away, or the athletic squirrel of a girl? The girl who eats more than my family combined, but still being thinner than me, or the most preferred girl, the history geek who likes matcha soda? I will not even talk about the SNAKE who ruined it, because in all opinion, she shouldn't get a chance at dating the MC. But maybe she might still have a chance :). After all, it is anime, but who knows... Like I said, watch out to find out!

Kaiten456 says...

Both are harems, and both have cute girls... If that's what you want. Though Kanojo Okarisimasu focuses more on a pathetic college loser who just broke up with his girlfriend who wants love??? The plot in itself is quite realaistic, but the anime does get quite annoying in territories of how indecisive the MC can get and how illicit the story remains in advancing relationships... As how RomComs are supposed to be. Gotoubun no hanayome is a harem as well, but it's more accelerated in terms of how relationships come up and IMO is a valid romantic comedy. The MC is quite good at being an MC and the anime in itself is entertaining... And did I mention they both have cute girls? No seriously, they're damn fucking cute

tootalls says...

Both Stories have the same concept basically. A brainiac tutor assigned to school 5 HOT siblings (all the same gender, but both anime have a different gender from the other).In both cases the majority of the siblings are against being tutored, and the tutor is left trying to both sell themselves as worthy to be teaching, and to find interest in each sibling to slowly coax them into to being on board with the studies 1 by 1.

Now, with the similar structure to the story, it's likely if you enjoy one, you'd enjoy the other, but the difference in apeal, mainly that 1 has attractive female characters, and the other has attractive male characters, could cause you to only enjoy 1 of them, based on your perspective as a viewer.

Epimondas says...

Royal Tutor and Quintuplets share some basic fundamentals. Both features characters who are or look the same age or younger as those he teaches. Both deal with a family of troublesome failing students.  Both mentors operate using unconventionally unique techniques for tutoring.  Both characters gradually get the protégés to understand p, respect, and eventually at least try to listen and learn from them.  Both leads go through tough challenges to gain their students’ trust and acceptance.  Both stories are comedy drama geared around life and education.

Superstars111 says...

Both shows follow a tutor and his unruly students through a series of comedic events and circumstances as they learn not only about school, but about life as well.

The Royal Tutor does not include a romance aspect, while The Quintessential Quintuplets does have a very well-done harem aspect to it. In both shows, all characters receive equal or near-equal amounts of development, with the exception of the tutor himself, as both shows tend to follow him and show things from his perspective.

Lenachan3ko says...

Both shows have a very intelligent protagonist who is tasked to tutor a group of rambunctious siblings. Even though The Royal Tutor has no romance unlike The Quintessential Quintuplets, its humor is very similar and there are very endearing moments in both shows. So if you liked one of these shows, you'd probably like the other as well. 

wucchu says...

Both shows have a guy, who is interested in many girls. The stories are very different though, since in Kanojo mo Kanojo the guy gets a bunch of girlfriends but in 5-toubun he is only interested in finding "the one" from the girls. Nevertheless, the girl characters' personalities match. 

wreckage2004 says...

Both shows have a guy, who is interested in many girls. The stories are very different though, since in Kanojo mo Kanojo the guy gets a bunch of girlfriends but in 5-toubun he is only interested in finding "the one" from the girls. Nevertheless, the girl characters' personalities match. 

AnimeBinger123 says...

Both are harem anime that have romance, comedy, and so much more. If you like Girlfriend, Girlfriend, you will like The Quintessential Quintuplets. (Same thing the other way around)

VMX2003 says...

I laughed at every single episode, I'm waiting for the next season!                         

superfranky says...

the main characters are quite similar. they like to study and they are lonely most of the time. and they have multiple of girls they can choose.

HKBattosai says...

Both are harem anime featuring a super studying high school nerd who gets a bunch of "out of his league" high school hotties to tsundere their way to liking him.

Epimondas says...

You can right away see quite a similar vibe in two stories about a smart character trying to teach/tutor others in unconventional non traditional ways.  In both cases, the lead teacher like character is challenged by his troublesome students and comes up unusual yet ingenious and successful ways of dealing with them.

YourLordSenpaii says...

Both have similar plots in regards of the mysterious romance, for who will the main character end up with just as it is in Nisekoi, as the opening scene of this anime starts off with his wedding with one of the quintuplets.

Disino says...

Both anime are harem with similar protaganists and characters. Both are not dependent on ecchi content and are fairly low on fan service. Both have girls that (arguably) have an equal chance and all the girls are Freinds with each other. Basically very similar although nisekoi is much heavier on the romance

Jaxeli says...

Both stories have an inevitability, however they can still keep you guessing at what misunderstandings will occur and what kind of character growth will we see. Both stories have a perfect love, just with not quite pperfect characters that we get to see age and mature through their journey. Truly well written on all accounts for being simple love stories.

HKBattosai says...

If you liked The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses then you will probably like The Quintessential Quintuplets since both male main characters have similar self-gloating dispositions about themselves. Plus, all five of the primary female characters each share a similar personality to their counterparts in the opposing anime. Even their hair colors are nearly identical (except for Ami's blue colored hair). It must be a Tezuka Productions thing since both series are done by the studio.