This Anime Shattered My View of Relationships | NANA

[@Elizabeth-mf3dn]

The pregnancy test episode gave me second hand anxiety

[@Sbzmike]

Nana was an anime way ahead of it’s time. It’s completely amazing how the problems in the story still relate to people this day. I’m a guy and honestly Nana K’s problems were so relatable. Falling in love easily, Dealing with someone who cheated on you and so much more. Nana isn’t that happy go lucky romantic anime like the others. That what gives it so much appeal. I wish more anime was mature like this.

[@dayyyy___0113]

Facts 🙌🏽 I watched it years ago and legit am just rewatching because it had to emotionally prepare myself for the journey again lol. When shoji cheated, I felt as depressed as if it was ME or like i was watching a close friend hurt. Especially because you see all the bad decisions that lead to him doing it and how preventable it was and the fact that he actually legitimately falls in love with that girl and chooses her over Nana K made me HURT. And even her just making the wrong decisions with takumi who basically just decided to get with her to prove to another guy he can’t have her all because she’s longing to be loved???? UGH. My HEART! I wish more anime’s were like this too. Paradise kiss was similar in its themes but I liked nana more. I also feel like say I love you is similar in how the characters feel so raw and real even though that’s with high school characters

[@Sbzmike]

@@dayyyy___0113 Completely feel you on everything 💪🏾. Honestly that’s another reason I love nana. People make wrong decisions but the characters still continue to go with the after math, That’s so realistic. I’m about to rewatch on Hulu rn lol. Can’t get enough. In some what ways I would say Peach Girl is another show that’s not your perfect romantic anime with drama but I still say Nana is just more realistic tho I really do love Peach Girl too.

[@xrrgr]

greed with both of you

[@Bigpussy.sloppp]

late reply, but i agree. sometimes I love anime’s with more mature dialogue and situations

[@starrshort6403]

YES I AGREE!!!!!!!!!!

[@sophiekerst5346]

I hated Nanas friends sooo much, first trying to gaslight her that her boyfriend wasn’t actually cheating and making her believe it was all her fault. Later when she was pregnant, they made her believe she’s the cheater, although she didn‘t. Then telling her she has to be with the toxic baby daddy, bc he has money, although he doesn’t seem like the guy who would care emotionally for her. I dislike her hometown friends so much. 😵‍💫

[@janarakaira6205]

What makes this anime realistic is that this type of crappy friend actually exists in real life.

[@MinieAnne]

To be fair for the first boyfriend if I remember she was clearly immature they wouldn't last even though I Hate cheating he should have break up.

[@PullthaleverKronk]

Of the 3 hometown friends, Kyosuke is the level headed practical one to me. Yeah his idea for Shoji to keep the other relationship under wraps until Nana could stand on her own 2 feet was unorthodox but he's done a better job taking up for Nana than Junko

[@jacksonfirst9172]

i also didnt like how dark nana didnt wanna tell her that takumi said she is easy, didnt warned her after the incident

[@jacksonfirst9172]

i dont agree baby thing, hachi said she wants to keep the child, nobu couldnt afford it and hachi cant even look after herself, the only solution was to live with takumi. hachi also didnt tell them about takumi, they didnt know how bad of person he is.

[@minimalpear]

Maturing is realizing that we all know somebody who reminds us of a character. I don’t hate anyone despite how frustrating or annoying they might be.

[@Sherry_Moon2]

Maturity is realised when we also realised that Hachi was the most dumb and stupid lady, and all girls from all over the world should never do stupid decision which she committed

[@Sherry_Moon2]

Maturity is realised when we realised that Hachi was a very stupid character and girls from all over the world should never committed same mistakes which Hachi did in life

[@jenstatic]

omg same, like the characters aren't written to be specifically loved or hated, they are just written so realistically i can only have mixed feeling about every character

[@kidpoloish]

What i like bout nana is that its realistic and bout life, love, friendship, and experience. Its not bout monsters and fighting demons.

[@somebody867]

"Slice if life" and "fiction" heh? aren't they just poles apart... 💀

[@VeronicaV-dl7ye]

i mean there was the demon lord

[@Bigpussy.sloppp]

@@VeronicaV-dl7yewas gonna say that lol

[@nkz_707]

@@VeronicaV-dl7ye i think the demon lord is just a somewhat comical personification, rather than like some monster, of Hachi’s anxieties & unfortunate luck. Like the opposite of saying you have a gardian angel who protects you from harm. Hachi blaming the demon lord for every minor setback instead of reflecting on how her actions may have manifested some of her issues also gives insight into her characters immaturity & naïveté.

[@thatwasmethere3526]

The boring shi we getting these days

[@roopz10]

Very minor detail to include but Nana isn't actually a shoujo manga, it's Josei, which means its target demo are women or young ladies who are just going through life. Which makes it all the more wild that you're taken on a personal ride through a young womans life to find herself, but shes not a hero, there's not a single obstacle for her to overcome. It's just life.

[@eldermin]

😯😯😯

[@cortexifun]

No he's right, it is a shojo. It was serialised in Cookie magazine which does both shojo & josei titles but it has won awards under the shojo category, categorised as a shojo title by Oricon, and the English vols are published by Shojo Beat. Some shojo titles are simply darker & more mature than others, Nana & Banana Fish being the biggest examples.

[@sophisticatedtwat9160]

No, Nana is a shoujo. Shoujo can be very complex, just as any other demographic. 😊

[@baharrrr]

Nana has been categorised as josei by a lot of publications, you're right. I think it was categorised as both in the end.

[@deersiren]

@@cortexifunyup and both are my favorites

[@hentaimomoko4977]

It's so depressing that the manga (which the anime is nearly one for one with until they had to throw together an ending) will likely never be finished :/

[@begina1447]

The creator of Nana got I’ll from 2009 to 2010 so she couldn’t finish the work. Until now many people are waiting for the work to be finished. ✌️❤️ But to me I think there is no much more to be written or add to the story of both Nana the ending of the manga and anime is sad 😞

[@2012farfar]

@@begina1447 oh please do you beleive in this lie. She can really hire a ghost writer/artist. I heard it's got closed because Nana touch stuff in the Japanese community that shouldn't be touched. Noticed the drug/pedophilia

[@Gen_-6012]

@@begina1447what was she ill with?

[@lilmamagc]

​@@begina1447omg there a years of time skips that need explanations

[@WanRa28]

​@@Gen_-6012 she never specificated it.

[@rajder656]

i watched that anime like 6 times now. Loved it every time and cried every time. I've recommended it to every single person i know.

[@shayoko6]

so that they don't regret being single?

[@Sbzmike]

Just got done rewatching it and already feel like watching it again. Something about it just sucks you back in.

[@nickitagreen3794]

@@Sbzmike NO LITERALLY me tooo

[@Sbzmike]

@@nickitagreen3794 Watch party!!! Lol but really I’m a guy and just can’t get enough of Nana. Wish more anime was like this.

[@smayloo]

@@shayoko6 i laughed

[@rutab4086]

Hachi says the same words to Nana- that even tho it's painful sometimes, if you keep on living good things can happen. Nana is all about that that's why both Nanas' keep on living even if the dreams they once had turned into sad reality. Personally, each time i rewatch Nana i learn something new about life. That's the power of this show.

[@MysidianRydia]

Nana adheres really closely to the manga - so if you enjoyed that adaptation, definitely check out mangaka Yazawa Ai other work too, like Paradise Kiss. Paradise Kiss also got an anime - that's the one that got me hooked! Shoujo and josei really don't get enough attention but there are lots of gems.

[@bloxmaker5900]

I also saw Paradise Kiss and was super surprised when Nana had a cameo! She also had a cameo in Golden Time for some reason

[@NeeDatta05]

Gokinjo monogatari the anime: cutesy, slice of life, coming of age, romcom, people with issues. The manga: why must these rays of sunshine invite their suffering? What exactly is the agency of a woman in a post modern society? Why must life be full of these choices?

[@dayyyy___0113]

Josei anime’s are some of the most well written anime’s. Like say I love you 🙌🏽 I also loved paradise kiss but nana is my all time fav show.

[@KLB_be_drawing]

I watched this anime right after falling out with a friend and it made the grief extra painful. However as time has passed and I think about my love for these characters it makes me reflect on the times I had with my friend too, and that life is painful and challenging. It’s such an amazing and mature anime that I will always recommend.

[@Awoo_San]

Wow it's crazy how there's always somebody going through exactly what you are, somewhere out there in the world. My best friend called it quits with me, and shortly after I watched Nana, and it made me heavily relate to Nana O. She struggles to cope with losing Hachi, and convinces herself there's a way to get Hachi back. She just can't let go. And although I'm now getting over my loss, it breaks my heart to know that Nana O will never get over hers seeing as Ai Yazawa became ill...I hope your doing okay too. Your not alone

[@KLB_be_drawing]

@@Awoo_San I always have my fingers crossed that Ai yazawa will get better as she has recently said she hopes to slowly finish Nana. Thank you I hope you are doing alright too

[@catbun0s]

This is so late but I’m exactly like you and the other reply. I hope you’re both doing ok and find new people that are better for you 🩷

[@KLB_be_drawing]

Thanks, you too, and I hope we all find good people who deserve our friendship too

[@soskywhatsup]

I actually had the same circumstance as you guys while watching this show too how crazy is that. Let's hope for better tomorrows

[@Sacheess]

The best animes are not necesarilly the ones that impress you after watching the finale. The best animes are the ones that keep you thinking about them "man, that was really good" even few years after.

[@Wilkidw]

I'm an oldtaku, i came into anime with the hyperviolent ovas of the 80s and 90s. The throwback art style of Nana caught my attention on netflix years ago, and as a fan of punk and hard rock the soundtracks drew me in. This show has lived in my head ever since. I watched the whole seriea in probably 2 days and spent the last few episodes bawling my eyes out. This show is amazing and its something i unashamedly suggest to all my friends.

[@eldermin]

I think that this anime is more suited for people that are mature enough though. It might be hard to digest for people with trauma, but it is true that it is possible not to notice all the depth of the story if you haven't had the maturity for it yet. I watched it when I was younger, and really didn't understand. I found it weird, wicked, and stupid. But I rewatched it now (this time finishing) and the feels just hit me right into my chest, and It was hard to bear, but also very educational and impressive. Respect.

[@Sbzmike]

@@eldermin you’re exactly right. Nana is honestly lowkey really dark. Not many can stomach all that drama and heart ache

[@minivlogs4046]

@@eldermin hell yes! I recently finished watching Nana. And tbh I’m 21 and I’m still like i have to watch it again a few years later coz even thou i do understand it, it feels something doesn’t click. Maybe it will when I’m a little older. But god damn this anime❤️

[@mylene_b]

You should read the manga as well. I read it many years ago, and I'll start watching the anime this week.

[@ashley.h4323]

You have literally took the words out of my mouth. I knew Nana was something special when it stuck with me after watching the anime.

[@maxgonzalez6950]

It took me 3 years to finally watch the final episode of Nana. It was the realist anime I have ever seen but I'm glad I watched it. I'm thinking of rewatching it again.

[@prynce.]

the story doesn't end there, the manga continues from there, im pretty sure the anime only tells about half the story, but the manga never finished since the author Ai Yazawa has been on a hiatus for 14 years

[@36inc]

Nana Is one of my favorite mangas of all time- a proper anime was massively due. and Im so glad it exists

[@ShepherdPr1nce]

Is the anime canon, does it cover everything from the manga?

[@abbie_joan]

@@ShepherdPr1nce unfortunately the anime and manga follow pretty close but both are unfinished as of now it's been out for years and is still on hiatus with no news of continuation... there's a live action too but I don't think that one is finished either

[@Hinnerk-Ruemenapf]

@@ShepherdPr1nce The anime covers about the first half of the manga. Alas, the manga is also unfinished.

[@ayuwindalestari07]

I just finished today the series,, and i dont know i m crying after knew that this series did not have any episodes anymore... iI'm completely stuck with Nana's story, very deep, even still related to current conditions, about love, friendship or past relationships.... why did it have to be on hiatus all this time oh my gosh where have I just found out there is an anime this cool???

[@NelsonStJames]

Still haven't seen the anime yet, but I have read the entire manga -- at least as far as the manga got. I really liked this story, and these people became like friends. The fact that it ended like it did, or rather didn't end is probably for the best, because I'm pretty sure it didn't necessarily end well for everyone.

[@begina1447]

You are so right that is just what I think too, there is no much more to add to the story of both Nana. One she got married and had kids, but still has regrets in her heart, the other Nana loses the man she loves (Ren) in an accident and she hides or dies too which is a mystery in the ending of the anime since they don’t show her meeting her friends who once again came together to celebrate the New Year like old times. The ending left everyone a deep sadness.

[@Butterflywings011]

I relate deeply to this show. Even now over a decade later, it still holds a special place in my heart 🌺❤️

[@baharrrr]

I'm going through a very hard patch in life where I've been cheated on horribly, like really horribly that it even trended on social media when I posted about it. And I thought of NANA as an adult, it describing how that goes, and how lief goes, and how people act and develop. When you watch anime and think stuff like that, you feel funny about yourself, you know, getting affected by something seen as a kids' show, but what's true is true. NANA showcased people, dreams, relationships, and consequences so well and honest, and made a pretty deep impact.

[@MassGainerNA]

I'm just watching Nana now and Jesus Christ it is demoralizing and inspiring, truly an authentic experience of emotion. I've never felt like this watching a drama ever.

[@nvmoe]

Dude, for a KZbinr who hasn't posted in a year, your studio's lit! Not to mention ur looking great on camera! Sure u aren't ramping up for a comeback? 😉

[@leticianunes1702]

I can't forget or get over either, every edit make me cry and I think being so relatable, so real it make me feel more

[@NA-ud6qm]

I think what sucks is that there won't ever be another anime like Nana simply because authors simply don't understand how raw and real life is for ordinary people. There are some shows that come close but no anime has ever felt so natural like Nana did.

[@zam6877]

I am glad you are having a life ❤️ I remember the series being so real

[@mcfrostie7537]

the anime was good and had all the up and downs. the manga took are hearts and crushed it. I don't know if the author died or got to sick to continue but it was never finished on the worst cliff hanger ever. still highly recomend the manga or anime. also most by this author are classics.

[@desmondgovender3142]

Author got sick but she is recovering..she is doing an exhibition of all her never before seen art pieces all though Japan that started in August and will go till around january(maybe feb)..her latest thoughts on nana was that she wants to finish it one day so there is some hope that she will finish it

[@dalia0497]

I feel so happy when i see people talking about nana

[@RafikiafReKo]

Nana is a realistic Slice of Life

[@lordnokia4222]

A proper "Slice of life" Tbh. Too many anime's get on my nerves with how unnecessary "cutesy and lewd" It gets.

[@smolrobot1805]

In my relationship I feel like I'm hachi, maybe that's why I love it so much, because I relate to her

[@Sbzmike]

Her story is honestly the most relatable in the whole show. Everyone can relate honestly

[@gggallin8279]

@@Sbzmike yes and i fucking hate it. This show literally had no reason to make me feel this shitty

[@KopfdesRiesen]

⁠@@Sbzmike I hear everyone say this but i can’t relate to her at all. Like not even a little bit? I relate much more to Nana Nobuo and yasu i guess?

[@wetsockz3001]

Personally I can’t relate to a girl as stupid as her I mean seriously if you’re gonna make bad decisions do so at your own discretion but as soon as she got pregnant with a baby all my sympathy stopped for her how dare you ruin someone else’s life just because you don’t know how to be stable 😂

[@KopfdesRiesen]

@@wetsockz3001 I wouldn’t even call her stupid but her horrendous decision making is absolutely peak insanity and she should seek help

[@kerycktotebag8164]

I'm right in the middle of Nana. I'm almost thirty-four and did most of my anime watches right out of high school. Some during middle/high school, with friends. I can see the cast's complicated motives as rather true to life (in what's driving them internally, not what they're aiming at/dreams externally), and appropriately dramatic for them being so young (but not in middle/high school, which is feeling more old-hat by the day). Anime that drive the age further forward start to clash with some of the limits of the format-older characters living more realistic lives can be hard to do in such a visually emotive style without it feeling like a slice of life w/ spikes of deep catharsis instead of woven mini-arcs nested inside a main throughline like Nana does so well. I simply can't see myself as easily in middle or high school characters, not in the ways that're artistically cathartic for middlescence (after youngest adulthood, before senility), bc this is such a protracted "arc" of my life Nana can be enjoyed & found thought-provoking by both young adults & "middlescents", probably even by middle schoolers though they'd likely have trouble accepting the downfalls of the characters as just regular part of life even if dramatized. I don't consider myself otaku anymore-i was never sufficiently into fiction instead of non-fiction-but this one's really touching my heart and resetting my perspective in ways that normally only non-fiction/social studies can accomplish Girls' Last Tour is doing the same thing bc the characters' ages cease to matter in the absurd scenario. Bartender is another one full of older characters. Older than Nana's characters even. You get little slices of lives, dreams, fears, hopes, of each bar patron Ideally, being into anime as a youth should steel your resolve for finding your way in life, but without seinen & josei (older characters or written for older ppl) to give perspective on setbacks or even outright death of dreams ("dreams deferred" as well), you get main character syndrome a lot of the time, which seems like the opposite of the summed effects that Japanese authors are trying to impart. It does hit differently when you're in an extremely individualistic country-the drive and individuality explored even in shojo & shonen is implicitly shown to Japanese audiences as a corrective for status quo social issues, that don't apply (in terms of healthy individuality with the reality that you're always on someone else's supply/support/beckoning) as readily to U.S. audiences where I'm from bc wish-fulfillment mixed with already excessive individualism can lead ppl to miss the point. Nana is a great bridge to check into how younger anime has affected you in terms of perspective, for the reasons i just mentioned. I think Nana's actually more josei, but can still reach shojo audiences with discretion.

[@ulysses_paws]

this is so true , i rly like ur view on it

[@Nipponsuki]

I love Nana so much its like a classic Avoidant x Anxious attachment style working when both people can appreciate each others differences and not try to change each other just being there.

[@adrianaramalho6486]

I had whatched it before watching this, I 100% agree with you. It was realy hard for me to whatch the anime cuz I am 17 years old and a girl

[@PersianMiLady]

It’s now on Netflix. I hope they’ll continue making more seasons 🥲

[@richiiauds2715]

if you want to know what happens after the anime i recommend reading the manga! i don’t think there will be new eps anytime soon.

[@fromthemoonandmybed]

The manga and anime came out 15+ years ago. Unfortunately they won’t make more of it. Do read the manga for more, but you will be heartbroken.

[@nnprsl]

This series is sooo good because I relate more to Nana. Being all fierce outside to hide how fragile you actually are just painful, but what can we do about it? Being ambitious yet crumbles inside, being surrounded by a lot of people, kind people, but not being able to articulate what you feel… just yeah.

[@flowerbloom5782]

Yeah!

[@popola9466]

My guy videos like this are the reason I subbed in the first place. So happy to see you back man been too long!

[@thequackspirit_1886]

I am commenting again in this video. Last year, I watched this and I was mad at hachi for sticking up with that jerk. But day before yesterday I had almost similar situation. I went out with a friend of mine and things went bad and we ended it yesterday and he said as if all was my mistake. We ended and he thinks I am like those selfish girls. I am mad at him but at the same time it is so painful that the kind of connection we had, it has ended with this too. I miss that a lot and it sucks to say but yesterday when we met for last time to give back each other's stuff, none of us said anything and he was looking really handsome. Pathetic but now I know why hachi did was she did. I relate to her the most.

[@chainedunfree727]

I remember this show. their bassist and youngest member hooking up with an older girl in a sugarmommy kind of way. My favorite character in the show lol

[@mightybatz6137]

Watching the anime made me feel soo heartbroken almost like my own breakups 😭💖 but I loved it so much.

[@marie_7139]

I just finished it and couldnt stop crying

[@JoJoDeathWiz]

Holy shit he’s back

[@wulfvenknight6691]

this story was so, so important to me growing up ❤ I still think about it after all this time I got so nostalgic for it recently that I ordered the complete anime series online 😅

[@zoesway5036]

Nana is one of the best anime’s I have ever watched and I have watched Naruto and one piece…

[@AngledLines]

When I tell you i cried I'm still crushed by the Manga and the Anime

[@minivlogs4046]

At times i wish there was a reset button. So that i could watch it all over again for the first time🥺❤️

[@TheIllio]

There is an interesting theory, that Hachi actually has Borderline Personality Disorder, since a lot of her actions and inner dialogues match perfectly with that disorder. Its something that most people dont pick up, but for those interested in it (or those who have experiences with it) it can be quite an interesting thing.

[@gt_cdub]

I too, have experienced this emotional rollercoaster of a story. It's so ahead of it's time!

[@SuchPainter]

Just recently started watching nana myself and wondering where the hell has this anime been my entire life

[@Empty0empty0]

This is the only guy that has made a really good review

[@nanasixarulidze4859]

nana broke me, I have not watched an anime for a year after seeing it.

[@supernacural2103]

Watch GTO

[@iria871]

this anime broke me , its the best

[@thehound1169]

Dude please post more often. Because of you i watched gto.

[@sallyxhsu]

i used to relate to this anime called Kuzu no Honkai when i was in my teens but as i grow older, i find myself relating more to Nana.

[@Ajerrymight]

I dropped the anime. Not because it was bad it was really good but I can't take it anymore. This is the first anime that I drop while it is really good. I could only make it until 23

[@bloxmaker5900]

So glad I was subscribbled to see your comeback! I absolutely love Nana and I'm happy a guy recognizes how deep it is

[@LittleSmileyFox]

This anime... I have no words .. other than it was my favorite anime for way too long... the ending made me so sad 😢😢 but it still has a big piece in my heart ... I feel so sad for Hachi and Nana .. their friendship and that summer things were going so well ... and then everything just shatters .. like SOO fast ..

[@danielhar-oz5441]

For those who liked the show but not limit themselves strictly to anime, I would really recommend watching Bojack Horseman. It starts out kind of annoying and silly but trust me, this show cuts deep.

[@Ainoniko]

Hey Nana… i still thinking about you everyday i just wanna see you across from my table again.. my heart calls out your name.

[@beelama0]

Right when you finish Nana turns out everything about it just keeps lingering within you, like you were actually inside the story yourself like it was all real

[@omarthecostar]

Love your reviews.. these feel like modern day book clubs discussing the ideas behind the author

[@jeffconnors3918]

This is attachment theory in every single combination

[@minrinie]

Just finished this show and I’m literally so sad😭😭the ending… they did both girls so dirty

[@hafidhb]

I read the manga when I was like, probably 8 LOL. But it got me hooked. then the anime aired. Damn both the manga and anime was so heartwrenching. And for some reason I could really relate to Nana O, I also have problems with my relationships since I have abandonment issues because of my parents. Not to mention my dream to become a musician (shattered because of my parents).

[@brendaariel3324]

That's why it's my favorite manga or maybe that's why I became a sad adult ahahahah

[@tommasoscan]

Amazing review for the perfect anime ever ❤

[@darksaint0124]

I was really hoping you would discuss the manga, since the anime ends at the half way point of the published story.

[@SaphTiarah]

im watching this first coz i wanna watch it now.. i just don't wanna regret.. thanks for this..😊👌

[@lilac6222]

You won't regret but you will sob till your eyes are red. 😭😭

[@Relmaglne]

If you liked Nana try Beck it’s what made me start playing guitar

[@bunandcheeseproductions1915]

So weird that I was thinking about your channel this morning and you post! 😂 Great to see your stuff again bro 👊🏾

[@zoedecantelo3013]

Fuck. Youre beyond right. Thank you for this video, really didnt take a second to appreciate it for all the bad... honestly thanks

[@loveless6593]

I was fortunate enough to be given nearly all the volumes of nana read thru it all and left hanging Oh lordy if you want a train ride of bullshit give the manga a read

[@CH0SOFR]

Come back onimaru, we need you back

[@assimilater-quicktips]

A new weapon to show my friends to try and convince them to watch Nana, let’s go! 😈

[@luktarnpannarai1429]

me a school girl from 1995 come to see what this generation has to say about NANA 😛

[@abbie_joan]

I unashamedly shipped these two as a baby gay and still do

[@jeywithane130]

maybe we should start calling animes for women (not girls) josei, not shojo. maybe that would help some of the more shonen-focussed anime watchers to branch out a little and watch shows that focus on love, trauma and making your way into the world as a young adult (stories, which can never hurt to engage with), like the very brilliant Nana.

[@alvafairchild13]

They already do nana was released in shojo magazines which is why it's labeled that way regardless of the content (which i agree would fit more josei) and shonen as I'm sure you know is aimed at boys so i think trying to get boys 13-18 ish to be interested in mature story lines intented for grown women is a stretch it's like asking a teen girl to watch entourage to expand their horizons fruits basket would be a better option for crossover while still having important storylines and more variety however the last few years the shonen space is becoming more varied (feminine) like komi can't communicate and smile down the runway (which i feel would have gotten a better reception with shojo) so there is changes just not the way shojo fans would prefer that said we need more josei in general

[@LEOTWOKAY]

so happy to see you back

[@チャチャ-s4o]

少女か女性かの区分ですが日本では明確な年齢分けはしてません。 雑誌ごとに特色があります。 クッキーは大学生くらいの年齢にむけての雑誌でしょう。 日本はジャンル分けはそれほど重要視されてません。

[@Dumdumboom]

REALEST VIDOE EVER🙏🏽🙏🏽🔥🔥

[@Furry0602]

Nana anime was so bluntly done.. I hope there’s a closure between nana k and shoji.. they left shoji’s character behind but it will be great if Nana K become really happy and shoji regret all of what he did to nana k.

[@charliejoson9145]

But Nana K and Shoji did have closure in the anime. They both moved on with their lives. TBH, I hated Shoji esp when he became suddenly somewhat obsessed with Sachiko

[@angelcore1669]

they had their closure eventually

[@Furry0602]

@@angelcore1669 yeah but it wasn’t elaborated in the anime..

[@alvafairchild13]

I'd just like to see shoji kick rocks and go bald and have sachiko be gay

[@turdfurgeson4943]

I loved this manga as a 25 year old straight man.

[@taetaetata5361]

I finished Nana today and now i I literally think thats not the ending for sure but i cant though to see more episodes 🎉😢❤

[@sanjidhossin591]

Although its a sojo anime but i really liked the show, beautiful writing, dark, emotional... Just wonderful

[@alvafairchild13]

The best shojos usually have that kinda like banana fish, basara, fruits basket etc

[@acp16sakuna]

Literally my favorite anime💜

[@lastround2357]

"I wasn't ready" NO! I wasn't fucking ready!

[@Vivalarosa45]

I recently finished NANA. It's a good show. ❤

[@Bellabager]

But they skipped the ending in the Anime, you will have to read the manga for that, and it's the best part 😭

[@snap8353]

🙏❤️ Great I have just found your channel and I am just waching and waching

[@Sanreyo]

This video is why I decided to watch it. I will be contacting my lawyer

[@moxxibekk]

The tragedy is that the author wasn't able to finish the series!

[@peccatumDei]

I'm 18 episodes in, and I'm starting to get a little worried about just how dark this series might get, having just watched Your Lie in April and Plastic Memories back to back.

[@alvafairchild13]

Friend I'd flesh it out a little with something a bit more fun watch some ouran or flying witch or something happy comedy to give you some recovery time

[@melodasbaka6629]

I read the manga many years ago and loved it that much.

[@KICK839]

Exactly. Anime KZbinrs are streamers now . Reacting to random bullshit ,easy money , instead of actually watching something and telling how it is or recommending new and cliche ones to the viewers but nah

[@EvaMcGowan]

Great Review!

[@yuh6573]

i love nana sm!!! i’m on episode 25 right now

[@jadden12345]

You said a mouthful ✨🫶🏾

[@dymundprynsess]

I live this show so much i just cried list3ning 5o u. This show is imprinted n my soul

[@ssamcobalt4956]

Great review🎉

[@afoxcatartvideos4877]

Nana is a college student life or young adult. Life just goes differently

[@marissamonge1422]

I wanted to see this show but dropped it at the 3rd episode or so

[@thatwasmethere3526]

That's an L But you do you

[@erikhoyt3593]

I am 20 episodes in and I have fallen in love with Nana (as an anime). Trapnest gave me Flyleaf vibes for some reason .?