Nana Uncut Box Set 4

Nana great music and acting!
NANA is a story about two girls with the same name who randomly meet while going to pursue their dreams of making it big in Tokyo. The NANA most folks know best is the singer who dreams of having her band - The Black Stones - sign with a major label and rock out in front of sell-out crowds. Her friend, Hachi (their nickname in the story for the non-singer Nana) dreams of finding her perfect soul mate and love in the big city. There is more to the adventures of these two ladies but their friendship is the glue that holds the tale together. The music is VERY GOOD - it stands alone which is unique for some anime shows - and I recommend this series for anyone who likes strong characterizations, good writing and excellent music that fits in the storylines!

Great show.
For $24.99 it's a good price to buy. Fro some odd reason this show has pricy box sets. It is a great show for women because it deals a lot about relationships with friends and lovers. It's a great show if you have a gal pal to watch it with. I don't know why they can't just condense the series into one box set but I guess this is a way they can make some money. Each box set can range from $30 to $50 so to be at a reasonable price of $24.99 is boss. I would highly recommend this series to anyone who like adult relationship drama and bonds between friends. Such a great show.

The Genuine Article
To the point, NANA provides such a riveting story and character development that supersedes all predecessors in the genre. The characters all possess a unique personality that can be easily differentiated from one another despite the abundant cast count. The relationships that form/break and how these situations unfold provide the story with depth and has influence on the overall mentality of the character affected directly such such events. The writers did a wonderful job coinciding all the affiliates within the anime to mesh and have significant influences upon eachother. NANA is a fresh of breathe air w/o the unnecessary over dramatization (like chobits) and keeps the viewer engaged till the end.

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