While several protocols exist for the asymmetric functionalization of pyrazolinones at the a-position relying on nucleophilic addition or annulation procedures, use of a-alkylidene electronrich analogues in asymmetric vinylogous coupling to carbon electrophiles is substantially an uncharted domain. We now report, for the first time, that alkylA C H T U N G T R E N N U N G idenepyrazolinones carrying an enolizable carbon at the g-position efficiently participate in direct and asymmetric, catalytic vinylogous Michael-type additions to nitroolefins providing the expected adducts in high yields, with complete gsite selectivity and with extraordinary levels of enantio-, diastereo-, and geometrical selectivities. Both enantiomeric adducts were equally accessed by employing a quasi-enantiomeric quinine-or quinidine-based thiourea catalyst pair.