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Nana, Vol. 13 (Nana #13)
by
Ai Yazawa
This is the story of two 20-year-old women who share the same name. Even though they come from completely different backgrounds, they somehow meet and become best friends. The world of Nana is a world exploding with sex, music, fashion, gossip and all-night parties.
Hachi hasn't seen Nana or the rest of Blast since she moved in with Takumi, and Shin and Reira's joint birthd
...morePaperback, 210 pages
Published
November 4th 2008
by VIZ Media LLC
(first published January 1st 2005)
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Dec 16, 2008
Trane
rated it
2 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Nana fans only
Shelves:
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I'm starting to get bored with this series. Plot and character development have been in stasis for about two books now. Reading this volume kind of felt like eating soup meant for two people that's been watered down so it can feed ten.
There's definitely some entertainment to be found here, but it's a lot of sweet nothings. The soap-operatic dilemmas that the characters are currently encased in are the painfully uninteresting products of their entry into the 'real' world. Things were much more in...more
There's definitely some entertainment to be found here, but it's a lot of sweet nothings. The soap-operatic dilemmas that the characters are currently encased in are the painfully uninteresting products of their entry into the 'real' world. Things were much more in...more
On the train to Tokyo.Nana and Hachi crossed paths without knowing.
Both of them,opposite in background and character,had been brought together by fate again and live in the same apartment...
After the show,Blast got Hachi's message asking whether they would like to see a fireworks festival.Everyone was excited to meet Hachi.Nobu however,knew that Hachi,who was about to get married,was scared to meet him,and so for her sake,avoided her at the last moment.
After Nana accepted Ren's sudden proposal o...more
Both of them,opposite in background and character,had been brought together by fate again and live in the same apartment...
After the show,Blast got Hachi's message asking whether they would like to see a fireworks festival.Everyone was excited to meet Hachi.Nobu however,knew that Hachi,who was about to get married,was scared to meet him,and so for her sake,avoided her at the last moment.
After Nana accepted Ren's sudden proposal o...more
Shin and Reira are having a birthday party! On the surface, this has a premise of glitter and sunshine. But, like the whole series, there are complex, dark undersides. Takumi is furious with Hachi for coming and they have a blowout fight. Nana hates how everyone thinks of her as "Ren's girlfriend". She doesn't want to be tied down. Nobu can't get over Hachi, and he can't understand his new girlfriend Asami. And Shin and Reira really, really, REALLY shouldn't be together. But deep down, they're v...more
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Not liking Yuri, poor Miu for getting her heart broken. And we slowly got to know more about her and her "tough" life...
I don't know why Hachiko can stand Takumi, when he practically "raped" her after his outburst at the party. Can't accept that.
The only thing I still like is Blasts' friendship with eachother. Everything else is just getting out of control. Ren and his drug problem,Nana's reaction to that, Shin and Reira's affair, Takumi and Hachiko's relationship, Miu and her suicide thoughts a...more
I don't know why Hachiko can stand Takumi, when he practically "raped" her after his outburst at the party. Can't accept that.
The only thing I still like is Blasts' friendship with eachother. Everything else is just getting out of control. Ren and his drug problem,Nana's reaction to that, Shin and Reira's affair, Takumi and Hachiko's relationship, Miu and her suicide thoughts a...more
This volume was rather slow moving and uneventful, but is important for Hachi developing. (view spoiler) My part of this volume is (view spoiler)...more
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Finally continued reading Nana after re-watching the movies and re-reading vol. 1-12 of the manga - and yep, it's definitely still my favourite manga series among all the many I've read. <3
Lots of tough themes in this one... Self harm, implied rape, erotic asphyxiation... It all adds up to tons more drama in Nana! I can't wait to watch the movies!
This is my favourite manga series to date and I have read quite a few! Paradise Kiss by same author is really great too.
Thee drama is getting awesomer
I love this manga!!! :)
I love this manga!!! :)
Sep 02, 2009
Courtney
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Manga lovers
Recommended to Courtney by:
Japanese students
Wow, things are getting complicated! And I like that...
I know it's a soap opera. I can't put it down.
Ça m'éneeeeeeeeeeerve !!
ALTALENA
è così strano questo manga, in alcuni momenti mi fa davvero ridere e mi dà tanta gioia..in altri mo menti mi mette molta malinconia..ma devo continuare a leggere per il mio bene..altrimenti impazzisco! perchè ho sempre la sensazione di quel qualcosa che può essere successo ma non lo sai con certezza, ti fai un'idea ma non hai ancora una conferma...mi fa star male!
devo recuperare il prossimo.spero presto.
è così strano questo manga, in alcuni momenti mi fa davvero ridere e mi dà tanta gioia..in altri mo menti mi mette molta malinconia..ma devo continuare a leggere per il mio bene..altrimenti impazzisco! perchè ho sempre la sensazione di quel qualcosa che può essere successo ma non lo sai con certezza, ti fai un'idea ma non hai ancora una conferma...mi fa star male!
devo recuperare il prossimo.spero presto.
I have to know what happens next so I am being very, very evil and finishing this online. I just can't stand not knowing when Yazawa-sensei keeps dropping horrible, ominous hints. I want Hachiko and Nana to live HEA, and I don't think it's going to happen. *single emo tear*
:)
I think this is the one with the party.
Full review: http://oyceter.livejournal.com/646155... (spoilers through v. 14)
Full review: http://oyceter.livejournal.com/646155... (spoilers through v. 14)
Dec 25, 2011
ArdnAskelA
rated it
4 of 5 stars
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Shelves:
manga,
bibli-paris
J'ai du mal à comprendre Hachi..
Comment peut-elle supporter tout ça? o_O
Comment peut-elle supporter tout ça? o_O
Very dark, and very M. (!)
May 22, 2013
Amanda
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Ai Yazawa (矢沢 あい ,Yazawa Ai, born 1967-03-07 in Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan) is a Japanese manga author. Her pen name comes from Japanese singer Eikichi Yazawa, of whom she is a fan.
Yazawa started her manga publishing life in 1985; throughout 15 years of publishing, she wrote over 10 series in Ribon. While most of her manga continues to be published in Japan by Shueisha, publishers of Ribon and Cookie...more
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Yazawa started her manga publishing life in 1985; throughout 15 years of publishing, she wrote over 10 series in Ribon. While most of her manga continues to be published in Japan by Shueisha, publishers of Ribon and Cookie...more
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