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As she navigates the ups and downs of city life, Hachi's journey intertwines with that of another Nana, a passionate musician with ambitions of her own. Their contrasting personalities create a unique bond, leading to moments of joy, struggle, and self-discovery. Amidst the bustling streets and the challenges that come with urban living, their friendship becomes a beacon of support in an ever-changing world.
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The beginning of NANA is honestly so good. Two completely different girls with the exact same name somehow end up sharing an apartment, and that’s basically where the chaos begins. Nana O. is immediately magnetic, while Nana K. is a little frustrating but also weirdly lovable. I love how quickly their friendship develops without feeling forced. The fashion, music, Tokyo setting and overall early-2000s atmosphere are immaculate. It starts off feeling like a fun josei romance, but you can already tell this is going to hurt.
Nana vai muito além de um mangá sobre música ou romance. Ai Yazawa escreve relações humanas com uma sensibilidade rara, permitindo que cada personagem carregue desejos, egoísmos e contradições muito próprias. Ninguém existe apenas para cumprir uma função narrativa; todos parecem viver independentemente da protagonista. O romance, a amizade e a carreira se misturam de forma extremamente natural. É uma história sobre crescer, errar e perceber que amar alguém nem sempre é suficiente para permanecer ao lado dessa pessoa
