Nana, Vol. 6 by Ai Yazawa

Nana, Vol. 6 Reviews

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  Bookishrealm

  Ahhhh Ahhh Nobu! I'm so so so team Nobu haha I was rooting for him the entire time I read this manga. I loved it and I loved that we are being introduced to a potential love interest. The only thing that I did not like about this volume was the relationship between Nana and Takumi. I know she's heartbroken and lonely, but I felt like she was really insecure. In a lot of ways her insecurity really bothered me. I didn't like that she ran into the arms of someone she knew wasn't good for her and she did it solely out of loneliness. I love Nana and I think she has so much potential, but she's got to make better decisions/choices.
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  daph pink ♡

  I'm not pulling for Hachi to continue living her fanfiction fantasy. I am team Nobu please he's so cute. I'm not sure what to say about Shin and Riera because I don't want to be the centre of attention. Please. You know what i was gonna say anyways.
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  Justine

  And now I remember why I HATE Takumi with every fibre of my soul.
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  Susan

  What I learned from this book is to stay away from asshole guitar players. Poor Hachi.
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  Sara

  Oh, Nana - this is sad and complicated. And what is going on with Nana O anyway? Nana K never stops talking so of course I know what's up with her.
  
  On to #7!
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  Caahpinotti ⋆ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚

  my girl hachi is out there living every fanfiquer dream of dating a famous rockstar they’re a fan of huh
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  Carla Dente

  4,5/5
  ¿Leyeron mi reseña del tomo 5 de Nana? Háganlo, porque en esta reseña podría repetir la primera parte de lo que dije sobre ese tomo, ya que también aplica.
  
  En este volumen en particular la montaña rusa de emociones estuvo un poco más calmada, pero lo que sí se hizo presente fue un pequeño (gran) sentimiento de entendimiento por mi parte hacia Nana Osaki. No sé si estoy orgullosa de admitirlo, porque sé que no es muy "sano" que digamos, pero la forma de reaccionar de dicha Nana en cuanto se entera de lo que está pasando con Hachi en este tomo en particular me resultó extremadamente familiar. No quiero decir que yo hubiera hecho lo mismo que ella, pero sí entiendo a la perfección cómo se siente. Podría decir que yo hubiera pensado lo mismo, pero mis acciones hubieran sido diferentes (o al menos eso quiero creer).
  La forma en la que la autora construyó el personaje de Nana Osaki es increíble. Esos celos increíbles hacia sus amigos cuando estos empiezan a formar lazos con otras personas, el poner distancia diciendo que está "todo bien" en lugar de decir lo que realmente pasa, etc. Me es fácil identificarme con eso, aunque no sea lo más sano del mundo, como ya les dije.
  
  En fin, otro tomo impresionante con algunas partes que no comparto (como ya les venía diciendo en las reseñas de los tomos anteriores). Al leerlo hay que tener en cuenta varias cosas: Ninguno de los personajes en un modelo a seguir; la historia fue escrita a finales de los 90 por una mujer que vive en un país con una cultura MUY diferente a la nuestra (sí, hay pensamientos bastante machistas involucrados); y si son sensibles la van a pasar MUY mal.
  
  Sigue siendo de mis mangas/animes favoritos, así que no puedo dejar de recomendarlo.
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  planetkimi

  Oh, the drama! Oh, the tangled relationships! Oh my gosh - Nana is so good!!! :P It offers all of the drama you could possibly crave with none of the guilt. Yay!
  
  I just love the characterization of Hachi and Nana, and the minor characters as well, honestly. Yeah, the whole story is basically a big tangle of angst, but it's so realistically presented that it's enthralling.
  
  And as always, the last page contains some haunting lines from the future that make the reader wonder what happened to the Nanas that apparently divided them? Whatever it is, I'll bet it's a doozy. (i can't wait to find out!)
  
  My one complaint is the publisher's fault - what happened to the cultural notes? I was expecting to see some notes explaining Tanabata, but there aren't any. Well, Wikipedia to the rescue I suppose ...
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  Sophie_The_Jedi_Knight

  *3.75
  
  I'm really enjoying these books. I have so much fun with longer graphic novel series where you really get to follow multiple characters across different periods of time. This volume focuses more on different members of the band, especially Reira, Shin, and Nobu, and I liked that. Also, I felt like mistakes were made by some characters (both Nanas in particular) last volume, and seeing the outcome of that was interesting.
  
  3.75/5 stars.
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  ruthlovesbooks

  ughh i hate takumi
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  Dana

  Nana K....she's really going through it in this one. This vol is definately making me wonder how foolish I'd act if I met my celeb crush in real life too but Nana K's life is such a mess right now haha
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  Dony Grayman

  Edición argentina, tomo 6. En el texto de la autora, cuenta de cuando aprendió a tocar el piano de chica y de cómo le gustaría volver a tocarlo en algún momento... ¿déjà vu...?
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  Alexa

  The more I read of this series, the more I fall in love with it. I just really enjoy all of the characters, main and secondary, and I'm so invested in what will be happening to them.
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  Conejo Literario

  Mi Hachiko, mi hermosa Hachiko...por què es tan doloroso leerte? :(
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  dorotea

  I hate Takumi so much my God why does he have to be the worst person ever.... My poor Hachi 💔
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  Princolitas

  Otros tomos han sido mucho más apasionantes que este, sin embargo no deja de gustarme este manga con personajes complicados y reales. Solo puedo decir que un personaje me ha hecho sentir muy triste por él T_T
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  Pilos

  A slight prelude to the mess that's about to unfold.
  Still feel confused at the decision about Hachi's (and even Nobu) character development but for the first time she kind of admits her fixation with love at first sight and all is driven from feeling empty inside and that's kind of the glimpse I was waiting for and I do hope the manga will go more in depth about that.
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  Andrew Kristensen

  Poor Hachi. Things are not looking good for her. I kinda feel for everyone involved. Hachi who knows she is making a poor decision. Nobu, who finally found the courage to put everything on the line, and Nana who seems to just not want to watch Hachi get hurt again as she inevitably will. I do wonder how/if Hachi and Nobu would work, but I want to see them try before Nobu hits it big with Blast. I can't put this series down...
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  Jenny Clark

  Poor Nobu... And man do I despise Takumi... grrr. I love how alike Ren and Nana are and how sweet together. She is one headstrong woman! Shin... well he's cute and all but my lord is he one troubled guy or what??? I wanna know more about Yasu!! He's the mystery man now. Also, what happened to Nana????? Rawrg to many questions! I like how, even though this is pretty much a soap opera, everyone is fleshed out and you can get real invested in it.
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  Cecilia H.

  The CONSTANT reiteration of women being "sluts" from two characters is bothering me MUCH. I'm hoping it's immature behavior from them though and that it'll stop.
  
  Still loving the story though and:
  
  NOBU SWEETIE! <3
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  Yuri

  This volume was great. I finally feel like Yazawa is conveying ideas about relationship through this characters, instead of just doing romance. Which would be fine too, but this route she’s going is more interesting to me.
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  anna

  reira hate club
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  Ratalina

  si odiar a Takumi fuera un deporte, ya sería medallista olímpica
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  jui k

  ate as always
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  Karl

  Con cada tomo es una sensación diferente. Me encanta como Nana va evolucionando, se va dando cuenta de muchas cosas que en el primer tomo no lo hubiera hecho 😭✨
  
  La autora tiene una increíble forma de llegar a los corazones y hacer con ellos que se emocionen o que se rompan
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  The Inked Reader

  4.5 stars
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  Lea

  İ think we're all lesbians when reading Nana, even the gay boys. Especially the gay boys.
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  Maude

  i hate takumi so much
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  Judy

  toujours accro <3
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  Elpezdebob Leii

  lo he leído mientras estaba en clase y he sufrido un montón T^T