Nana (dub) Episode 17 -
We see Hachi’s loyal and sweet, if sometimes naive, nature as she tries to provide Nana with a sense of belonging.
Nana Osaki’s tough exterior begins to crack during this visit. She opens up about her past, admitting that seeing Hachi's family makes her realize how much her own childhood contributed to her guarded personality. The Trapnest Concert and the Reunion
A notable point of discussion for dub viewers is the ending theme. In many international versions, including the Hulu dub, the iconic ending "A Little Pain" is sometimes replaced by "Starless Night" due to licensing issues. This shift changes the episode's tone, as "A Little Pain" was specifically written to symbolize Ren's feelings for Nana while he is away in Trapnest.
Hachi finally asks Nana the question she’s been dreading: if she still loves Ren Honjo. While Nana sidesteps a direct answer, her presence at the concert speaks volumes.
The episode opens with a poignant look at the differences between the two Nanas. Hachi (Nana Komatsu) brings Nana Osaki home to meet her family, and the contrast is immediate. While Hachi’s family is loud, welcoming, and "cool," Nana Osaki is visibly affected by the warmth she never had growing up.
We see Hachi’s loyal and sweet, if sometimes naive, nature as she tries to provide Nana with a sense of belonging.
Nana Osaki’s tough exterior begins to crack during this visit. She opens up about her past, admitting that seeing Hachi's family makes her realize how much her own childhood contributed to her guarded personality. The Trapnest Concert and the Reunion
A notable point of discussion for dub viewers is the ending theme. In many international versions, including the Hulu dub, the iconic ending "A Little Pain" is sometimes replaced by "Starless Night" due to licensing issues. This shift changes the episode's tone, as "A Little Pain" was specifically written to symbolize Ren's feelings for Nana while he is away in Trapnest.
Hachi finally asks Nana the question she’s been dreading: if she still loves Ren Honjo. While Nana sidesteps a direct answer, her presence at the concert speaks volumes.
The episode opens with a poignant look at the differences between the two Nanas. Hachi (Nana Komatsu) brings Nana Osaki home to meet her family, and the contrast is immediate. While Hachi’s family is loud, welcoming, and "cool," Nana Osaki is visibly affected by the warmth she never had growing up.
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