Reviews for TALENTLESS NANA Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was completely disappointed when I thought it was a story like Hiroaka, the person with the ability to fight against “enemies of humanity” () Even though the picture is cute, there is a gap with the atmosphere of the picture...! I've only read volume 1 yet, but I'm looking forward to Kyoya's success

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering if it was violent from the cover, but it was just a mystery system and an ability. Nana is cute, and the unpredictable development is very interesting. The picture is cute and I love it.

This review contains spoilers. There are only people with abilities around her, yet Nana, who is completely incompetent, acts as if she were a person with abilities with her brain, and she almost murders people with abilities. Nana had a reason to do that, but there is actually a reverse side to that... Also, a change of mind came to Nana, who thought people with abilities were evil... Who is the real evil, and who actually has what kind of abilities... More and more stories will unfold from now on, and I'm paying attention to it because it seems like it's going to be interesting. The pictures are also easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. I was a little surprised by the developments that betrayed my expectations. As other reviews have pointed out, it's certainly rough, and there's nothing I wouldn't wish they'd be a little more careful about talking about, but well, this person ended up here? I enjoyed this series of surprises like it was like a roller coaster.

This review contains spoilers. Is the development of the first episode too shocking? I had no idea it would end with a scene that clearly moved me... However, when I saw that the main character's state of mind changed as he met someone and forgave his heart, I thought that the main character was also a human being.

This review contains spoilers. In the story, Nana uses her outstanding intelligence and ability to act at full capacity to kill people with abilities one after another. Many of these modus operandi are extremely cunning, and there is also a scene where Kyoya apologizes in front of the public in volume 3, so it seems that there are people who feel disgusted with Nana. However, her skill and harshness were brought in from Tsuruoka, and it doesn't tell the whole story of her. There are parts of the murder drama where Nana hasn't completely become ruthless, such as the fact that she actually made fun of Nanao itself, and that she expected Yuuka to be a good person until the end. As you enter volume 4, your interaction with Michiru-chan deepens, gradually reaching the limit of misleading doubts about the mission and remorse with the letters on the terminal. Then, in the wake of the scene where she protects Michiru-chan while dying and being seriously injured, Nana begins to suffer in earnest. Michiru-chan believed that Nana, who had thrown herself out with harsh words, was a good person and friend until the end of her life, and risked her life for treatment. Meanwhile, during treatment, Nana said, “Stop it! I'm not a nice person!” I scream desperately in my heart. The discrepancy between Michiru-chan's total trust in Nana and the fact that she has already committed a crime to the point where there is no room for defense lends weight to Nana's cry. The feelings of Nana, who finally began to show her face, were also in vain, and as a result of the cause and effect of her own sins, Michiru-chan lost her life, casting a deep shadow on her heart. Nana is a girl full of kindness so much that she naturally chooses to sacrifice herself to protect others. Immediately after swearing that she didn't want to kill anyone, she sheltered Moe and got involved in killing her friend again, and even when the truth was told, she pointed the gun at herself who carried out the murder rather than Tsuruoka, who is her enemy, etc., and continues to be tormented by a cross that is too heavy for a young girl who never gets old to carry on her back due to her overly kind personality. You can also feel mental immaturity even though your brain is clear, such as once you have made up your mind but looking away from something that is not convenient. Nevertheless, she found something she should do with a little hope in her heart, and even though she is unstable, Nana has grown into an admirable protagonist that is unimaginable from the beginning of the story. I'm really looking forward to future developments to see what kind of future she has in this extremely ruthless world.

This review contains spoilers. Recently, careful web comics have been rampant, which really shocked readers, but it would be a waste to read only one episode and let go of it if it's the same as such a work. As the story progresses, the human-like parts of Nana gradually appear. I think readers, who had been distrustful until then, will come to support Nana before they know it. Once it's done, I want you to continue reading up to 5 volumes and enjoy the unsuperficial charm of the incompetent Nana.

This review contains spoilers. The first episode feels like a common school ability thing... but the plot twists at the end of the story! From episode 2, it's a story where Nana earnestly kills people with abilities, and you can enjoy it as a mystery if you keep a close eye on the details while making deductions. And I can't stop reading “The Reason Nana Kills People,” which gradually becomes clear! (lol)