Seven Of Seven
PostPosted: Sun Aug 01, 2004 1:46 pm
You know how I'm always looking for those family appropriate anime titles. Here's another I've come across entitled Seven of Seven. From the back of the DVD:
As far back as Nana Suzuki could remember her Grandfather wanted to capture the rainbow. After years of fruitless tinkering he finally discovered a crystal that would separate the light from a rainbow into its seven basic colors. The experiment only needed to bake for another few seconds. And that's when Nana accidentally opened the microwave...
Now there are seven Nanas! There's a grumpy Nana, a giggly Nana, a crybaby, a slowpoke, a cool Nana, and a brainy Nana in addition to the original Nana - but they're still all Nana. She's got seven times the problems, seven times the hopes and seven times the love for that cute boy Yuichi.
How can Nana possibly compete with herself and what are her parents going to say when they find out they now have seven daughters.
The first volume has the first five episodes and the suggested age is 7 and up. Nothing at all objectionable. As the series goes forwards the Nanas find that they have super powers and are able to dress as the Nana Rangers which produces some funny moments.
From just viewing the first volume I give it a go. For those of you looking for a title that you can show your siblings, this would be a good one.
As far back as Nana Suzuki could remember her Grandfather wanted to capture the rainbow. After years of fruitless tinkering he finally discovered a crystal that would separate the light from a rainbow into its seven basic colors. The experiment only needed to bake for another few seconds. And that's when Nana accidentally opened the microwave...
Now there are seven Nanas! There's a grumpy Nana, a giggly Nana, a crybaby, a slowpoke, a cool Nana, and a brainy Nana in addition to the original Nana - but they're still all Nana. She's got seven times the problems, seven times the hopes and seven times the love for that cute boy Yuichi.
How can Nana possibly compete with herself and what are her parents going to say when they find out they now have seven daughters.
The first volume has the first five episodes and the suggested age is 7 and up. Nothing at all objectionable. As the series goes forwards the Nanas find that they have super powers and are able to dress as the Nana Rangers which produces some funny moments.
From just viewing the first volume I give it a go. For those of you looking for a title that you can show your siblings, this would be a good one.