Nobody talks about this one. Seven versions of the same girl each want the same boy, and the show doesn't use that for cheap gags, it uses it to ask what happens when you can't decide who you actually are. The dub carries the entire weight of seven distinct voices that somehow sound like the same person fractured into different moods, different choices, different futures. By the second half, when the clones start colliding with what the original Nana has to become, the show has already made you care which version gets to be real.

Nana Suzuki is an ordinary student with ordinary grades and problems until her inventor grandfather's experiment goes wrong. On the last Valentine's Day before her high school entrance exams, her chocolates for her longtime crush get ruined, and while she rushes home to make more, a microwave her grandfather has turned into a strange device produces six more Nanas. Each copy has an extreme personality of her own and a crystal that gives her magic powers, and all of them are drawn to the same boy. That boy is top student Yuuichi Kamichika, so Nana resolves to confess during her first year of high school, which means studying hard enough to follow him to his elite school. With six new allies at her side, she gets ready for exam season in a comedic romantic adventure.