Shirogane no Nina
Alt Names: | 銀のニーナ Silver Nina Серебряная Нина |
Author: | Itokatsu |
Artist: | Itokatsu |
Genres: | Comedy Drama Seinen Slice of Life |
Type: | Manga (Japanese) |
Status: | Ongoing |
Description: | Shutaro is an unemployed single man who recently returned home from Tokyo. When he opens the door upon his return, he finds a silver-haired girl flapping her skirt in front of a fan. The girl is Nina, his niece, who aspires to be an Akiba Idol. With Nina, Shutaro will have an unforgettable summer break and beyond... |
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Usagi Drop is very well done. Read the first half (before timeskip), or even like everything except the last few chapters, and you'll say "Wow what an awesome manga!" and can pretend the ending never happened.
every one is different. what makes you "warm and fuzzy"
Your comment makes me feel like a cold heartless and ruthless killer. It's a good slice of life but I don't get those moment.
This series makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside every time I read it.
Not fair for Nina to be so bloody cute.
Great series, but is that the only dress she owns?
In a nutshell~
lmao But the childhood friend and the possible budding romance between her and Shutaro gives me hope that this won't happen. I didn't read Usagi Drop but I read the comments and looked it up and...no thanks.
Every chapter.
*face palm*
I like the banter between the siblings
Bloomers~~~~
As long as this series doesn't do a disgusting swerve and break/spit on/salt/defecate over/abuse my heart like Usagi Drop did, I'm sold.
inbetween this and nina's goal as an idol do you really think this author is above usagi dropping the bass
Even though Precan (aka Precure) is obviously Nina’s favourite series, Nina likes other anime/manga too, so the quote could easily be from another series.
I did search the quote on google, and I didn’t find a specific anime/manga series that this quote is attributed to, so that’s why I asked if anyone here knows. Thanks for trying to help me though.
It is strongly implied in the previous chapters, as well as throughout this manga, that Nina takes her QUOTES from FICTITIOUS Precan Anime, which is obviously a parody of Precure series.
And "一回しかない人生だし" is not really attributed to anyone as far as I know. A Google search shows Son Masayoshi, CEO of SoftBank, said that phrase. You can look up English wikipedia for more info. It mentions Goethe and Johann Strauss II.
Sorry, I didn't explain clearly: I'm not saying that YOLO originated from an anime/manga, because I also know of the quote from before
I'm saying that a (probably very popular) manga/anime made the quote more famous: for example, an anime/manga might be known for this quote.
Furthermore, nina's quote in chapter 1 was also from an anime.
Even if you still disagree with me, I'd appreciate it if you just tell me of another anime/manga that has the full quote (not just the abbreviation): you live (your life) only once.
It's not from a specific manga or anime, the proverb has been pretty well-known as it is, especially with the recent desecration of it due to "#yolo".
I had the feeling before, but now I'm certain: Itokatsu-sensei (this mangaka) clearly likes Otaku no Musume-san.
Does anyone know which anime/manga, this quote 'you only live your life once' is from? I'm certain it's an anime/manga because even hayate no gotoku references it.
Oh god no...
hopefully before the Time Skip
This manga reminds me of Usagi Drop.
this manga...
Nina is so DAZZLING
Right, I forgot about "made in China" randoserus made of plastic around 10000 yen or less.
But seriously, where can you get "perfectly good new randoseru for under 50 bucks" or 5000 yen?
That's exactly what Nina got: A brand name designer backpack (as dumb as that sounds). It should be noted, though, that in Japan randoseru must follow strict national standards and is, as the store clerk, pointed out, seasonal and produced in limited quantities each year. This is partly why the thing is so expensive. In Japan, around March you'd start seeing randoseru in stores. By May they'd be gone and you'd have to go to specialty stores or get them from the schools if you needed a replacement. Many private schools actually hand out their own unique randoseru that sort of serves as a badge for the pupils.
However, I disagree with the price range quoted in the previous post. You can find perfectly good new randoseru for under 50 bucks. The expensive ones are usually sold as part of a first-timer's package to parents who are having their kids enter first grade. Run-of-the-mill ones usually bought as replacement are cheaper.