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Nana "Hachi" Komatsu hopes that moving to Tokyo will help her make a clean start and leave her capricious love life behind her. Nana Osaki, who arrives in the city at the same time, has plans to score big in the world of rock'n'roll. Although these two young women come from different backgrounds, they quickly become best friends in a whirlwind world of sex, music, fashion, gossip and all-night parties!

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Ziam's NANA Tv And Manga Review

Rated: 9

NANA is enjoyable to read because readers can relate it to their own daily lifes. And it also has some classic moments which readers will never forget. Of course NANA is pretty funny as well, thus making it more entertaining.
Overall, NANA is a great shojo manga which I recommend to all girls (and guys who are interested). It is a manga that can have you emotionally attached to, and craze over. It can also make you think, and make you inspired by the characters inside. In NANA you can find someone you love, someone like you, someone you look up to, someone to make you happy, someone good looking, someone your Superstar.

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Member Opinions

xChibiSakura rated 9.50:

This is one of those stories that draws you in completely. It can be cruel a lot of times, but the realism of it makes you want to keep watching/reading. The characters are well thought and designed and their background stories make you identify yourself with them sometimes. There a lot of sad moments in the story but also funny ones and the humor is not cheessy at all.

SaraDJ rated 9.00:

I loved this anime, because even though the drawings can't be compared to the ones of the manga, it was great to finally hear the songs live. Anna Tsuchiya and Olivia Lufkin are really two great voices. And Ai Yazawa in her manga created such a great story…

orange-lisa rated 5.50:

At first I thought that for once they finally made an anime in which not everything is rose-coloured, not everyone lives happily ever after, characters don't always get what they want even persevering, but in the end I found myself so sad ... The end can pass, but all that melancholy that pervades every episode is too much! Nana is an "adult" anime, in some way, that faces issues unexplored in a very real way, but the main character is, to say the least, intolerable, I've never seen a girl more insignificant and fickle than she is. Like: 'Go where the wind takes you "

NANA KOMATSU: "I am pissed off at your insensitive inability to understand why I'm pissed off in the first place!"

singlemoon rated 7.00:

I watch this anime when I was still in my 'pure and innocent' days, so I don't really understand what's the need of 'intimate' relationship between people at that time. I read some part of the manga before I watched the anime. The anime was full of tension but some humor exist between it. It's real, it's funny, it's intense, it annoys and it's depressing.

Glukogen rated 9.00:

My first impression - a lot of music, cigarettes and sex. But it turned out that everything is much harder and deeper - the story of choosing their own life path. Both the heroine with the name and the apartment for two - but there their similarity ends. And the lifestyle and aspirations they have are very different - one wants to be just herself and deserve love, despite the circumstances, and the other - wants to be loved, avoiding all the circumstances
And the difficulties will be in each of the characters and I have not once had to worry about them (maybe I'm just too empathic)