A task for any work of fiction is creating lifelike, believable characters through their agency and the audience's ability to empathize. NANA crafts a richly woven, true-to-life drama through its characters' human quality. Their thoughts and conflicts not only mirror those of actual young adults, but create a unique, intimately relatable experience. Few anime match the "realness" of NANA. But how does the series do it? Today I take a look at what exactly makes NANA feel so real and how its characters and relationships push it a cut above. Note: this video's chock full of spoilers, so be advised: if you haven't seen NANA, you may not want to watch this video. Enjoy!

Huge thank you to Bill for commissioning this video on Patreon and allowing me to watch this incredible series! Special thanks also go out to: Clark Cavender, MattG7, Alexandre Martins, Pelty8, Ilya Smirnov, Dan, Cakewalker, J. Cleaver, and Donny Southa. Your support really means a lot!

If you're feeling generous and like what I do, feel free to check out my Patreon page: [ Ссылка ]

Please subscribe if you enjoyed the video and feel free to follow me on Twitter (@UTSreviews). Thanks!

свернуть