In the official media of the Japanese company “PROOF” has announced a new collaboration with the popular anime adaptation of the manga “Go-Toubun no Hanayome” (The Quintessential Quintuplets), which will consist in the production of an amazing 1/7 scale figure that will be inspired by the beautiful Nino Nakano, the second sister of the quintuplets.
It is worth noting that the incredible Nino Nakano scale figure that we will show below was produced by the figure manufacturer “Alice Grint” and it was specified that the product is scheduled to be released for sale in Japan in the course of November this year.
Go-Toubun no Hanayome’s beautiful Nino Nakano becomes an angel for a Figure.
As you can see in the first screenshots of this 1/7 scale figure of Nino Nakano that the company “PROOF” presented on its official website, this figure stands out in the otaku community for showing the second Nakano sister with an angelic outfit that highlights the incredible beauty of this character.
Certain details, such as the angel wings, as well as the design of the figure’s stand, perfectly capture that “loveliness” that drives Nino Nakano fans crazy. The incredible work in the details of the clothing and characterization of the character denote the meticulous care and love that the Alice Grint company has given to this product, dedicated to fans of the anime “Go-Toubun no Hanayome“.
According to the information presented on the official website of the Japanese company PROOF, this dazzling angelic figure of Nino Nakano will have an approximate height of 255 mm and will be available for purchase at a price of 29,700 yen, equivalent to $190.22 U.S. dollars.
“Go-Toubun no Hanayome“, also known as “The Quintessential Quintuplets” in the West, is a romantic comedy manga created by Negi Haruba. The manga began serialization in Kodansha’s Shuukan Shonen Magazine in August 2017, reaching its end in February 2020. Kodansha Publishing has released a total of 14 compilation volumes, including a special volume numbered 14.5.
The anime adaptation of the manga “Go-Toubun no Hanayome” premiered in Japan on January 10, 2019. This adaptation consisted of 2 seasons, totaling 24 episodes and included a movie titled “Eiga Go-Toubun no Hanayome” and a special episode produced by SHAFT animation studio.
It is important to mention that the first season was produced by the animation studio Tezuka Productions, while the second season experienced a change of studio, being produced by “Bibury Animation Studios“. The series was aired legally and simultaneously in Latin America through the Crunchyroll platform, and has an English dubbing.
“Go-Toubun no Hanayome” chronicles the life of Fuutarou Uesugi, a high school student whose existence is marked by economic hardship and a loneliness brought on by his aloof personality. His daily routine takes an unexpected turn when a conflict with a new student, Itsuki Nakano, over the “right” to a seat in the school canteen, triggers a wave of mutual dislike.
Things get even more complicated when Fuutarou is presented with an opportunity to pay off family debts through a job as a private tutor that offers a salary five times higher than average. However, he discovers that his student is none other than Itsuki, the same girl with whom he had previously quarreled.
But the surprise doesn’t end there. Itsuki turns out to be one of the Nakano quintuplets so now, in addition to Itsuki, Fuutarou must also tutor her sisters: Miku, Yotsuba, Nino and Ichika. Despite the fact that these girls face the real risk of failing their studies, they show no interest in having a tutor.
Facing these challenges with determination, Fuutarou is determined to overcome the quintuplets’ resistance to their studies, and successfully lead them to graduation, not only for the financial well-being of his family, but also for the personal satisfaction of fulfilling his mission as a tutor.
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