Talentless Nana

The only thing I didn't like with this episode is the cliffhanger as I know there will be no closure. 😭😭 Also, who would have thought that Michiru could draw such a striking conclusion based on Nana's past and help her change her opinion about the talented? Give me Season 2 please!!!!!

This episode is so contemplative. We still see Nana's evil side, even to her only true friend ever. On the other side, it seems that she starts to question her own belief. Who would've thought that we will get this emotional side from a villain so evil like her.

After the many gripping murder cases in the previous episode, the plot here feels a bit "ordinary." But, IMO, this actually sets the stage for an intriguing storyline that’s worth exploring further. With a slower-paced plot, the story seeps into many aspects of Nana’s classmates, which also provides a more complete picture of the less-than-ideal conditions at the school.

This episode is (IMO) the most relatable ever because, at the end of the day, we often use our trauma to justify immoral behaviors, especially in a very dire situation. Looking back at this aspect might change our perspectives in Nana's personal choices. This truly gives depth that makes it way more interesting. Impeccable!

WOW! The extend that Nana did to cover her real identities has finally met proper "competitor." This is definitely a plot twist that has never occurred on my mind. So thrilling!!

Still in the aftermath of previous "incident," Nana did everything to cover her tracks. What makes it thrilling for this ep is the deduction battle between Nana and Kyouya. With that sharp analysis, I am wondering why it's so hard for him to deduce who's really the culprit behind this killing spree LOL

IMO, Nana's monologue in this ep has deeper depth compared to the previous ones. It touches some sentimental aspects related to the battle between talented and ordinary humans, and I love that. Also, who would've thought that this sentiment appears in the middle of zombie apocalypse??!!! LOL

Compared to the previous one, there are some plot holes here. IMO, the new characters should have realized that something is wrong with Nana's ability since she missed plenty of important information. However, it's still enjoyable to watch and definitely not to miss!

Who would've thought that a pervert like Tsunekichi would be able to make a good analysis as a counter to one of many Nana's evil plans? In addition to the quality of the story, I hope this episode has a trigger warning at the beginning, given the fact that one of the scenes is quite sensitive and can be traumatizing for some people.

I truly love the "mind battle" between Nana and Kyouya, as if they are interacting with each other seamlessly LOL. It feels like watching two detectives solve a murder case, with gripping plot twist here and there. Awesome!

Don't be fooled with the seemingly harmless and "friendly" interactions between two main characters in the beginning of this episode. I love the way it shifts immediately from delightful conversation to eerie scene where one fact is revealed unexpectedly. Definitely not to be missed!!

I always love the idea where TV shows put the second episode to put the background story rather than pouring it into the first episode. It gives additional depth, especially considering the absolute cinematic plot twist previously. Also, this episode builds the tension for further conflict beautifully. Definitely a must watch!

WOW! Who would've thought that the pilot episode would be this plot twist?! Okay, don't be fooled by the sweet, slightly typical comedic high-school type of anime in the beginning. Impressive writing!

What a beautiful and heartbreaking way to end the season💔 The sudden character development in Nana will surely question your perspective on her(except for the thing she did in ep1). Overall, if you want a anime with suspense, full of twists and gripping storyline, go WATCH IT🔥

Got to see new side of Nana(never expected)! The pacing was slow as it focused about Nana and Michiru's "developing" friendship which is actually sweet to watch. And Hitomi's backstory was truly a tragedy. Let's see if there is any character development for Nana in final episode!

Felt the episode very slow for me. And there wasn't nothing much progress in the story. That's may be because I didn't felt this as classic "talentless Nana" episode I guess?! . However the "trust" issue with Michiru is seriously concerning me

For me, this episode was slow-burn and the same time it's beautifully narrated through Nana's past. I like how Michiru actually cares about Nana-she's such a sweet soul✨. For the first time, I felt sorry for Nana. And the ending literally shocking and caught me off guard! 😧

Man!! This anime actually blow my mind. Soo many plot twists in this episode. A new character is introduced and his aura itself is enough for you to understand how intelligent he is! You have listen carefully what the characters are saying, otherwise the story go over yout head😵

I think this time Kyoya will outsmart Nana! (I hope). The way he decoded left me speechless😧. The pacing was tense and super fast- your eyes might hurt by reading subtitles! The background music blended seamlessly with the high-stake, tense episode. Excited for that cliffhanger!

So much of the emotional core of the series comes from Michiru, and to have Nana get to experience that emotion truly painful episode. The mental manipulation, suspenseful cliffhangers, and the emotional make it worthwhile. The ending in particular was satisfying.