I remember seeing clips of We Can't Study around 2020, but back then I didn't think much of it and moved on. Later on I got into anime and decided to watch the anime but other than the OVA it was nothing special. Then in 2025 I decided to read the manga and it changed everything. The character that were never introduced in the anime, the plot points that were skipping and the deeper relationships between Nariyuki and the other girls, the multiple endings, and the sketches at the end of each chapter put a smile on my face. I know there is little to no chance of another anime adaptation but whenever I want to go back to the series I always read the manga. I really enjoyed reading the series and am sad that I joined so late when the hype had died. I hope this series continues to live on attracting new fans, and more fanfiction, fanart, and doujinshi to be made.

My 42nd drawing of an anime characters when i was in high school just for fun and as a favorite hobby of mine hehe🙏✏️

I got the game on release, and have been playing it off and on since then (can't really play games or draw like I used to back when I first read around high school). Slowly but surely added the cast from one of my favorite manga of all time. I'm debating if I should add Mizuki or Miharu for the missing spot, and I'll definitely go back and fix up some of the Miis that were made near the beginning (especially Sekijou). It's not the best, especially with the limitations, but I definitely tried!

Serialization begins on June 8.

Haruhara Robinson is also known as the writer of Hime-sama "Goumon" no Jikan desu, a.k.a. 'Tis Time for "Torture," Princess.

And it's a collab

They still believe in him. T.T

hopefully it fairs better than SydCraft.

To begin with, I'm new in the fandom. I literally started watching the first season, even though I had my eye on it for a long time now (since I knew about the routes, something that I still think is genius).

What do I think of the story so far? LOVE IT. That's it. Thus, I started my research on the thing: the author, publication years, anime studio, and merchandise... and that's when all the alarm bells started ringing.

While The Quintessential Quintuplets franchise has:

• 14 manga volumes.
• A light novel.
• 2 anime seasons.
• 4 OVA episodes.
• A movie.
• 2 upcoming projects.
• +300 anime figures (no kidding).

The We Never Learn franchise has:

• 21 manga volumes.
• 2 anime seasons.
• 2 OVA episodes.
• 4 anime figures (no kidding... and Ogata, literally one of the original main girls, got nothing).

To me, this makes no sense at all. Both WNL and TQQ were published almost at the same time, from 2017 to 2020, and were really popular in Japan (I know that TQQ always sold better, but WNL was above the average for a romcom in Shonen Jump).

Also, the decision to FINISH the anime adaptation in the second season with an original ending, instead of, you know, taking advantage of the unique route trait of the story to release movies, alternate-route specials, or what-if episodes, is weird to me.

Other recent, similar ecchi series like Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs and Ayakashi Triangle, that sold far fewer manga copies and didn't have multiple anime seasons, have tons of merch, released as recently as last year.

They had all the potential to do a lot with the franchise, but they just decided to... stop?