Revna Altiok

By Revna Altiok & Jenny Melzer Updated 38 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Image created by Jenny Melzer Ai Yazawa's NANA bridges the shojo and josei demographics, presenting audiences with rich character depth not often found in shojo anime and manga.

The popular 2013 Golden Time anime has an extremely confusing ending. Here’s the explanation of what happened in the show’s emotional finale. Golden Time follows the story of Banri Tada, who suffers from amnesia due to a tragic accident. He cannot remember his past, his hometown, his loved ones or even his best friend Linda. Now a college freshman, Banri looks forward to leaving his past behind. After befriending Mitsuo Yanagisawa, he decides to begin a new life at law school in Tokyo.

Ai Yazawa's NANA bridges the shojo and josei demographics, presenting audiences with rich character depth not often found in shojo. One of the most captivating relationships in NANA is the tumultuous romance between Nana and Ren. Although their relationship is regarded as one of the most passionate in the history of anime and manga, there are times when the pair become toxic and codependent.