Talentless Nana Episode 10: The Invisible Blade

widy_h114

3 mo

Verified

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!

peanuts

5 mo

Verified

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! 😧

kento

5 mo

The background story for Nana brings out a much deeper emotional tone, making her guilt seem much more realistic. This episode develops its characters without reducing suspense, and its cliffhanger ending is surely the most compelling of the entire episode.