| I really like the whole main trio. |
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| I appreciate how realistic Nina feels in this series comparatively to some characters who are self-conscious, shy, depressed, socially anxious, etc., but then radically change the crux of their entire personality and do a 180 degree turn within the span of a few minutes or one episode. I like that she can be self-loathing and get angry, lashing out at others from new friends and acquaintances to strangers verbally and sometimes even physically, and it's not portrayed in just a cute quirky, easy to "fix" and overly simplified manner. She better portrays the messiness, fluidity, and reality of actual people with similar traits than a more wooden or cardboard cutout archetype who can be extremely neatly defined and the general gist of whose statements and responses, as well as actions, can be predicted in every scene they're in in advance. I don't even have to like her as a person (not saying that I do or I don't; I don't have strong feelings either way on that front). There's a lot of people I dislike. I like and appreciate her as a character because of that more raw realism than is the norm. |
| My avatar sums up my thoughts about the characters |
| MC with actual anger issues > average plain good-hearted Mary Sue anime MC |
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| It's what makes her an interesting character |
| At least she isn't the typical socially-anxious character I found a lot to the point they feel same with each other. She perfectly portrays how girls in her age or just people similar to her expressing themselves, thinking and get confused about their own emotions. I wouldn't say I'll like her as a person irl, but I really love her as a fictional with actual dynamic and complex feelings. Simply, Iseri Nina is the balanced of deep and silly-fun character. Well-written, I could say. |
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| She's got brain problems, very real. Definitely don't like her as a person (yet), but she's a great character with a lot of room to grow. |
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| I think they're all believably human; with their arguments, there is no inherent "right" side. People always have their own reasons for their actions, making them seem more down-to-earth. Plus, their personalities are fun. |
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| Nina is very relatable is what I will say. She is frustrated with life, and frustrated with herself. She doesn't know what she wants in particular, but knows she wasn't happy with the way things had been. I can also imagine her parents likely didn't understand either and maybe that even lead to them lashing out at her due to not meeting expectations and skipping out on school. Nina doesn't seem to like the idea of having family meetings or being forced to sit at the table for meals, and I imagine that would likely be because it makes her feel she is constantly being pressured, watched, and prodded/interrogated. On the surface, when you hear about her family it doesn't seem that bad. But depending on a person's personality or mental state... that sort of thing can become mentally draining and stifling. Which in turn can cause things just to get progressively worse instead of better. Besides all that, I think she is a pretty fun character. I think given enough time she will grow and find her own way, which what she needs. |
| I am become bunny, fluffing of worlds. |
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