Magical Lyrical Girl Nanoha A’s impressions
Last weekend, my awesome boyfriend came up, and we marathoned all 13 episodes of thes second season of Nanoha together.
I had previously watched the first season of Nanoha, and enjoyed it immensely, although I did have a few gripes. It took a little while to get started, and there was some really annoying filler. Luckily, the second season of Nanoha seemed to bring foreword all the positives of the first season, and leaves behind all the negatives. The series hits the ground running, and introduces us to whole new cast of new characters, and develops them very well while still focusing on the characters of the first season of Nanoha.
Nanoha, especially the second season, is one of those animes that I feels offers anything you could want in an anime. Cute girls. Cute boys. A complex, interesting storyline. Character development. Awesome fights fought with awesome weapons. Emotional depth, and the just right amount of cheesy and genuine emotions.
Overall, I feel Nanoha is one of those animes that fans should really give a try. While it does offer a lot, Nanoha is also different from the typical anime. Halfway through the fourth episode of the first season, this anime stops feeling like someone you’ve watched before, and starts to feel like something unique.
