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Nana Volume 3[NANA V03][Paperback]
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June 13, 2026
Shôji et Sachiko, vous êtes des salopes.
VOILÀ.
VOILÀ.
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February 10, 2026
2.5/5
The volume had its moments but I really can't make myself care about Shoji's storyline (he's such a nothingburger of a character, not even interesting in the watching-a-car-crash way) and he got so much focus this time around.
The volume had its moments but I really can't make myself care about Shoji's storyline (he's such a nothingburger of a character, not even interesting in the watching-a-car-crash way) and he got so much focus this time around.
March 11, 2025
no paro de comérmelos, estoy tristísima
June 26, 2025
"i swear if nana were a guy.. she'd be the love of my life" they're soulmates!!!
January 12, 2026
hubieran pateado todos a Takumi y ya
June 12, 2026
Gurl dump his cheating ass!!
December 30, 2025
Nana, when stripped of everything else, is a story about a group of young 20 somethings (except Shin) who are basically incapable of being their own person. The only ones who are even relatively self reliant are Yasu and Takumi (although they also have issues, they just don’t allow themselves to be vulnerable about it).
But it’s so relatable because so many of us have experienced being in these kind of emotional incestuous friend groups.
And it’s captivating because instead of just letting the characters win and get what they ultimately want… the characters actually face real consequences for their actions. And we get to see them either learn and grow, or not learn and crumble. Cuz that is how real life works.
But it’s so relatable because so many of us have experienced being in these kind of emotional incestuous friend groups.
And it’s captivating because instead of just letting the characters win and get what they ultimately want… the characters actually face real consequences for their actions. And we get to see them either learn and grow, or not learn and crumble. Cuz that is how real life works.
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