Literal Split Personality times 7.


Seven of Seven (七人のナナ Shichinin no Nana) is an anime series that debuted in 2002. It's what happens when you let Yasuhiro Imagawa (Giant Robo, G Gundam) create a Shoujo series.

Nana Suzuki is an ordinary schoolgirl with a crush on one Yuichi Kamichika. One day, while trying to bake a cake for Yuichi, she stumbles on her scientist grandfather's secret experiment to separate the light of a rainbow into seven crystals. Naturally, the experiment goes awry, and splits Nana into seven versions of herself, each with her own matching rainbow crystal. Now, Nana must find a way to integrate the crystals together, or else all seven of her will vanish.

The Seven Nanas are:

Tropes used in Seven of Seven include:
  • Balloon Belly: Nana in the DVD episode.
  • Cloning Blues
  • Color Coded for Your Convenience: The seven Nanas.
  • Crossover: Mutsumi and the Hinata's house ghost, who had already appeared in the Keroro Gunso manga, made their first animated appearance in the Seven Of Seven anime.
    • On the other hand, Melody Honey, who debuted in this series, goes on to appear in both Keroro Gunso and Arcade Gamer Fubuki.
  • Evil Twin: An eighth Nana, Jamanana. In the manga, Nanacchi, of all the Nanas, was the mean one.
  • The Danza: Nana Mizuki (the Original Nana)
  • Henshin Heroines: Their crystals turn a group of Sentai costumes in legitimate Nanaranger suits.
  • Hive Mind: The six other Nanas tend to act as one person.
  • Hotter and Sexier: The manga.
  • Les Misérables: Nanasama's favorite book.
  • Literal Split Personality
  • Me's a Crowd
  • Rainbow Motif: With indigo switched out for kimidori (yellow-green), as is to be expected in a Japanese rainbow.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: Nanappe is hot-tempered, violent, and wields the red crystal. Regular Nana is much more calm, rational, and level-headed, and wields the blue crystal.
  • Sentai: The seven Nanas can become the seven Nanarangers.
  • Seven Is Nana
  • Talking to Herself: The English dub, if one considers all seven Nanas as different people. The Japanese version uses a different actress for each Nana.
  • Two Girls and a Guy: Nana, Hitomi, and Yuichi in the manga, where the three are childhood friends.
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