Nana has beautiful art. The tone and mood of the series is very successful, you find yourself emotionally drawn into the story and the characters. I watched it only one time and still remember it. I never re-watched it because honestly, it became sort of tedious. If Nana was categorized into American television genres it would be a "soap opera" mixed with "teen drama" you know the kind where the teenage daughter of a multimillionaire gets pregnant from a boy who is going to become a professional baseball player but it turns out he's an illegal immigrant whose dad slept with his half-sister (obviously not the premises of Nana, but you get the kind of ridiculous situations and setting I mean). As the story goes on, the situations that occur and the actions some characters do become so unbelievability ridiculous and dramatic. Despite that, it is still good enough to give a chance.
