Is Nana good to watch with a friend?
Easy to drop in. Nana is a TV series from Spring 2006 by Madhouse Inc.: 47 episodes, about 17 hours in total, finished, 8.39/10 across the listing sites.
Watching it together: easy to drop in. Slice-of-life: you can start tonight without a plan, and a missed episode does not ruin it. about 17 hours for the run, 24 evenings at two a night. Rule: episodic, slice-of-life, or comedy/action ≤ 26 episodes → easy to drop in.
This verdict comes from rules over the title's format, length and tags, not from a review — the rule that fired is named above.
The facts
- Type
- TV series
- Episodes
- 47
- Episode length
- 22 min
- Total time
- about 17 hours — a season of evenings
- First aired
- Spring 2006
- Status
- Finished
- Studio
- Madhouse Inc.
- Score
- 8.39/10 across the listing sites
- Tags
- music, manga adaptation, comedy, coming of age, drama, love triangle, nudity, romance, school, shoujo, slice of life, tragedy, yuri
Data from anime-offline-database (ODbL) as of 2026-07-04; the score is the median of the scores the anime listing sites give it, on a 1–10 scale.
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More like this: music · manga adaptation · comedy · coming of age · drama · love triangle · romance · school · shoujo · slice of life · tragedy · yuri.
Quick answers
- How long does it take to watch all of Nana?
- About 17 hours for all 47 episodes at 22 min each — a season of evenings; at two episodes a night that is 24 evenings.
- How many episodes does Nana have?
- 47 episodes of 22 min.
- Is Nana finished?
- Yes, Nana is finished (47 episodes), so you can watch the whole thing at your own pace.
- Is Nana good for a group?
- Yes. Nana is tagged comedy, the tags that survive a room full of people talking over the screen.
- Where is Nana listed?
- Nana is on AniList (id 877) and MyAnimeList (id 877); Queue Up keys it by its AniList id and shows it when it is on either of your lists.
Queue Up is a free tool: enter two AniList usernames and it ranks the anime you both want to watch, rolls one for tonight, runs a bracket to settle it and finds new anime that fit both of you. List data from AniList; title data: anime-offline-database (ODbL), dataset of 2026-07-04; page updated 2026-07-04. Not affiliated with AniList or MyAnimeList. Queue Up is a Somebody Decide program. How it works · Legal & privacy · All lists