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GO! NANA

Alt Names:	行こう！ナナ
Author:	Dokinana
Artist:	Dokinana
Genres:	Comedy Drama Romance School Life Shoujo
Type:	Other
Status:	Ongoing
Description:	Nana Namiya is a 17 years old student who along with her mother runs a little old inn in Saitama, Japan. One day she meets a handsome guy named Andrew Anderson, an English boy interested in renting a room. (This manga is meant to be read from left to right)
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8 Comments

nevernown

Apr 06 2015 09:01 PM

Can I... Can I ask for more?

pokeroots

Mar 26 2015 05:23 AM

Self published, huh? Well, for amateur work I'd say this is pretty dashed good. The art and dialogue are perhaps a bit rough around the edges compared to a published manga, and the instant bickering comes across to me as a bit lacking in motivation. 'Cause I mean, he's exactly what she's been hoping for and she thinks he's cute, so why give him a tough time? And there's a couple of places where information gets repeated, which slows the pace needlessly IMO.
But still, pretty good. The art is cute overall, the male lead has a nice little hint of backstory to make us wonder and give him a dimension, and the first chapter has solidly established the setup. I'll certainly stick around to see where this goes.

I don't know I got the vibe that she loves her mom and would sacrifice anything to make her happy more than being focused on trying to romance Mr Anderson

dokinana

Jan 01 2015 05:16 AM

Self published, huh? Well, for amateur work I'd say this is pretty dashed good. The art and dialogue are perhaps a bit rough around the edges compared to a published manga, and the instant bickering comes across to me as a bit lacking in motivation. 'Cause I mean, he's exactly what she's been hoping for and she thinks he's cute, so why give him a tough time? And there's a couple of places where information gets repeated, which slows the pace needlessly IMO.

But still, pretty good. The art is cute overall, the male lead has a nice little hint of backstory to make us wonder and give him a dimension, and the first chapter has solidly established the setup. I'll certainly stick around to see where this goes.

*u*!!! Thanks for the review!

I continue improving

Purple Library Guy

Dec 31 2014 10:37 AM

Self published, huh? Well, for amateur work I'd say this is pretty dashed good. The art and dialogue are perhaps a bit rough around the edges compared to a published manga, and the instant bickering comes across to me as a bit lacking in motivation. 'Cause I mean, he's exactly what she's been hoping for and she thinks he's cute, so why give him a tough time? And there's a couple of places where information gets repeated, which slows the pace needlessly IMO.

But still, pretty good. The art is cute overall, the male lead has a nice little hint of backstory to make us wonder and give him a dimension, and the first chapter has solidly established the setup. I'll certainly stick around to see where this goes.