AniWorthShichinin no Nana
Introduction
On the last Valentine's Day before her high school entrance exams, Nana Suzuki tries to build up the courage to confess to her longtime crush. However, when her chocolates are accidentally ruined, she rushes back to her house to make more—not realizing that the microwave has been turned into a strange invention by her grandfather. Suddenly, six additional copies of Nana appear, each possessing their own extreme personality and a crystal that grants them magic powers!
With her plans ruined, Nana vows to confess to her crush in her first year of high school. The only problem is that her crush is top student Yuuichi Kamichika, and following him to his elite high school will mean that she has to hit the books. With six new allies to help her, Nana begins to prepare for anything that the exam season might throw at her.
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Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.86/10 · 2071
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Audience reviews
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Lakitu64
I found this show on dvd at a flea market by chance a few weeks ago. To be honest I only got it because I thought it would be bad 2000's stuff I could laugh at but actually became quite invested by the end. First off I would say watch the dub. I don't even know if the show has a sub but the dub is very solid and made the experience for me. As for the show itself, it starts off as a regular slice of life show (minus the seven nanas part) for a good while building characters and such. Toward the second half of the series, it picks up and becomes more serious and has some genuine emotional moments that make the viewer feel for the main character Nana, which is where the show really shines. Overall I think Seven of Seven is a show worth your time, especially if you like comfy 2000's anime dubs…
Read at the sourcePolarStHudson
I do not usually write reviews, but I figured since not many people have written about this show, I would try. I am just going to write about some things that were in my head while watching this anime. Also, this anime actually has an ending! The dub is 10/10. I usually watch sub, but I am glad I gave it a chance.
This anime really starts pick up after episode 16. Before epside 16 it seems like your typical anime that drags on with no progression, but after looking back it is actually fleshing out the characters and your building investment in them. This is something that a lot of animes skip, which causes you to not care about the plot or the characters. Having 25 episodes definitely helps.
Sidenote: This is pretty random, but there is a scene that revolves around a plane, and the acc…
Read at the sourcexAnacondax
Nana Seven of Seven is an adventure/comedy title produced by Studio A.C.G.T in 2002 that tells the story of a girl named Nana, who is split into seven different versions of herself by a light prism in her grandfather's cellar. The whole plot line follows her newfound predicament and her aim to confess love to a boy she likes. That's pretty much it.
I initially latched onto the series with it's gig on splitting the protagonist into her seven constituent personalities and wasn't completely clear on the idea of the split until I got a few episodes in. For the most part the series is quite enjoyable as the original Nana tries to deal wth the craziness of having her copies thrash around her house and drive her crazy... it uses the situation she's gotten into as well to personify the internal b…
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