NANA confessions

One of my favorite things about NANA is that it's so hard to completely dislike a character. Ai Yazawa really makes you feel bad for everyone involved when something goes wrong, and even "bad guy" characters like Takumi have moments when you relate to them. I love it--it's just so realistic.

Nana is the most amazing thing I could ever read and has inspired me so much.

I hope Shin and Misato end up together in the end rather than Shin and Reira

I tried to read Nana volume 19 once again after watching a confession about that volume. I realized the situation between Reira and Ren in volume 20 and I just couldn't read it from there. The confession about Ren cheating on Nana with Reira has a lot of sense.

The depth of the the anime/manga is so well written... though I see the faults in each character and relationship, I see equally the positives. I feel like I'm being torn in every which direction- defending here, agreeing there.. only to defend it again.

When Hiroki Narimiya confessed to being gay, my vision of Nobu has changed for some time. Like "Why he is with Hachi ? Nobu is not gay ?"... And no offense !! I'm a big fan of Hiroki!

If I ever have a son, I'll name him Ren.

Ren and Nana's relationship wasn't perfect because they were both flawed and were deeply complex characters,but there is no denying that they were each others love of their lives.

Sorry guys. I've been MIA for a long time and I'm trying to get back into managing this blog. Thank you to the lovely admins that have been helping with the confessions, it means a lot <3

It wasn't my theory. I don't write the confessions. People send me confessions via inbox and I just simply take their confession and post it on a picture.

Sure! Though I've colored it again since haha.

Hi, I'm back..after too long. I apologize I hadn't been active. Things have been hectic and I don't really have a computer to make confessions. Luckily I've had admins helping out, but I apologize again! I'll be more active. And I have green hair.

The saddest moment in Nana for me was when Nana broke the strawberry glasses. Ai Yazawa captured the emotions so perfectly. I rarely cry but that scene reduced me to tears.

Nana says she’s a “broken rose” but she’s way stronger than any of “unbroken” ones out there.

I can’t bring myself to like Hachi even a bit. It’s probably because Nana’s strength made me think every woman is just like her. And Hachi being weak, depended and dying to have a boyfriend opposes to my consideration of “woman.”

When ren died a part of me also died.

This is a confession that I have never thought that I would make: Thing about NANA is about pure experience in life. I watched this anime two times. First time I watched NANA, I was just a high school girl with no emotional experience, but I loved the story and characters. And few years have passed, I watched NANA again and I stopped judging those characters. I don’t hate anyone, I don’t blame Shouji, Sachiko, Nobu, Junko, Takumi, Hachi or anyone for anything. I connected to those characters, because I personally have experienced similar things in those few years that have passed from watching NANA for the first time. And I, myself, am similar to both Junko and Nana, have cried that second time I’ve watched this anime. I clearly doubt that this story was made up.