4 times Nanno destroyed protagonist stereotypes in ‘Girl From Nowhere’ | via scoutmagph
Excited for “Girl From Nowhere” season two? We feel you, this season two drought had us rewatching it.
While we wait for some season two crumbs to drop, let’s take a moment to truly appreciate the depth of Nanno’s character and the series itself.Throughout the series, Nanno gets a fresh start at each school, becoming both a popular person and an outcast that people become wary of. Unlike the protagonists of countless young adult media, she has no interest in coming-of-age fantasies like saving the day, finding a love interest or being the icon of the school’s misfits.
Somehow, she knows when people want to take advantage of her, too. She knows too many secrets, almost like she could read anyone like a book and knows the one thing that makes them crack. And the other characters in the series don’t like that; they all want to keep up the lies, but she always has the upper hand.Nanno exposes the underlying flaws of education systems
In “Trophy,” we witness how Mew goes on a charade pretending she has a knack for art just to fit in a school for geniuses. Nanno plays a part in this by hinting that Mew should do as they do on assignments: CTRL + C, CTRL + V.
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