Girl From Nowhere: Why It's So Good
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2021
- In this video essay I'll be going over the Netflix original series, Girl from Nowhere. And in the background, I'm painting a picture of the main character Nanno. Enjoy!
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Episode 3 was my favourite episode. I loved how... (SPOILERS FROM HERE ON) the antagonist got what she wanted, but in the most terrible way. She may have won, but at what cost? It was such a clever way of letting karma still win in the end. Such amazing themes in all the episodes.
BRO SAME
I felt empathy for the character.
SAMEEE
s1 or s2??
@@thisuserleft season one.
For those who think Nanno doesn't represent karma, in one of their interviews, Nanno literally stated "Are you scared? Don't worry, Nanno only punishes those who deserve it."
And in another interview the director also stated that Nanno is the daughter of Satan who finds joy in watching people suffer from their own sins, remember, Satan and Lucifer are two different entities. Satan represents the ruler of wrath and Lucifer represents pride.
Yuri represents vengeance because you could clearly see the way she manipulates people into killing themselves, while Nanno never really attacked anyone, she only manipulated them into creating their own karma.
Nanno is probably one of my favourite characters in fiction currently. We know next to nothing about her, but she is extremely compelling and watchable, and Chicha does a fantastic job with the character. Her development throughout the 2 seasons has been subtle but very good and Im fascinated to see where the writers take her character next. I enjoyed the very last episode which I saw as kind of a deconstruction Nanno's entire motivation, and the fact that even though her goal is to hold others accountable, she isnt really held accountable herself, because she has all these powers which make her invulnerable to consequences. In the third season it would be interesting, trying to see her do her job while having to be very careful about how she approaches the situations she orchestrates and also contending with Yuri and Junko, and possibly a bunch of other people who have been gifted her powers.
The fact that she studied how Tomie acts and apply it to her role as Nanno *chef's kiss*
i read an article saying things like yuri represents vengeance and nanno is natural karma
It's true!!!
To me Nanno represents the forms of Karma that come from your own actions, while Yuri represents the forms of karma that come to you from other people. Nanno loves to torment her victims by essentially giving them what they asked for and more, while yuri tends to manipulate others into being violent.
imo i think nanno is karma, yuri is revenge and ❗️spoiler❗️junko is wrath. nanno gives people a taste of their own medicine, or even lines things up so that karma will take its course. yuri is revenge. she's not focused on giving people an adequate punishment, she just wants them to hurt, for them to be in pain for what they did. junko is wrath. similar to yuri, but i feel she is more focused on the anger part. she will do anything to make sure they feel her anger, her pain. of course, there's only one ep with junko so far so this is just what i think based on that.
ps - i think nanno faked her death so that junko and yuri will leave and she has time to plan out what she's going to do.
loved the vid, byeeeeee
Who is junko and in which episode can we see her?
@@briyanamacwan2782 in the final episode of season 2 she is the main victim nanno and yuri. i won't spoil too much, but this episode is a bit bloody.
@@ruby-pz8rz the psychopath one?
@@briyanamacwan2782 yes, the one obsessed with human biology and killing people
@@briyanamacwan2782 end have you watch it
I fucking love girl from nowhere, and nanno is such a great character! I can’t help but crush on her, she’s like yumeko from kakegurui but somehow more enticing.
omg, i was seeing girl from nowhere and thought "damn, nanno really reminds me of yumeko"
not all asian ppl r the same bae
@@kyugen8903 ah yes they’re both Asian good observation
@@Harew0lf that’s the single thing that links them together, asian, black hair and bangs dude
Nano is like light from death note with her reason and cause
Yes only the outcome is where she didnt do the wrong thing and she is almost completely neutral in her actions
I always thought of it like...Nanno represents karma, she goes around giving people well karma for their actions, depending on the actions she gives them proper punishment. Yuri seemed more like
Vengeance...? If that makes sense, she seemed less worried about bad people paying for their own actions and more for whoever got hurt has every right to hurt that person back, 10x's worse.
Like a counter to nanno of sorts
What Yuri and Nanno represent are SIMILAR but not the same, at the end of the day the wrongdoers pay for their actions but how they pay differ
Right nanno is Karma and yuri is revenge
@@nataliawashington872I swear the "Nanno is karma" comments are so repetitive 😂
In my opinion, Nanno seems to give yuri the upper hand just so she can give back the karma to yuri in the next season.
Hello! In my opinion, Nanno is Chaotic neutral. Yuri on the other hand is Lawful evil. I hope there will be a season 3!
I think they're both very much evil but yuri wants revenge while nanno wants proportional repercussion.
People end up dying most of the time due to yuri's intervention while nanno leave people to live with their consequences, she never explicitly tells people to kill each other like yuri
@@tatato1345 Correct me if I am wrong! I think one difference is that Nanno never kills someone herself, though she doesn't really bother if they die. Yuri doesn't hesitate to kill people! She even kills Lucky, the dog!
@@lidia6131 yeah! Basically, not even in the school killer episode where she is both the escaped criminal and the girl trapped with the students, it is revealed at the end that nobody was killed except for the student killed by the teacher. So again nanno didn't kill anyone.
Nanno gives life lessons and life long regrets while yuri gets everyone killed. All yuri did is create one more homocidal nanno blood×human hibrid with nothing but desire for deadly revenge. Yuri has the human deffect of being emotional and thinking short term. I'm really curios to see what nanno will do next, if it's all gonna come to a great conclusion of how judgements should be made
@@tatato1345 Well said!!!
I hope we will get a season 3 soon!!! Greetings from Greece! Take care!
Nanno is karma in a human form and yuri is revenge/vengance in human form if im right
more or less. Nanno lives to make wrongdoers fuck themselves. Yuri lives to take revenge without any care about innocence or guilt and she's more proactive
@DanielRossellSolanes actually Yuri represent Human judgement. Like the court judge prisoners, or our thoughts when we wanna judge someone which maybe good or bad unlike Karma
Nano is karma and yuri is revenge
Nanno is satan‘s daughter The actor confirmed it
nanno is the incarnation of karma
yrui is the incarnation of revenge
Lmaoooo "can u teach me how to become a girlboss" XDDDD
I WATCHED THIS SHOW TWICE AND I LOVE IT SO MUCH
Nanno is the Average Global Pain Enjoyer
I don't agree with this nano is karma and Yuri is revenge stuff. It's very basic and black and white. Nano instigates things that doesn't align with karma. Ie on the bueaty school where she tells the girl she can ruin the other girls faces to be the prettiest. And Yuri doesn't exact revenge for just anyone. She picks and chooses and kills the innocent. Ie killing the dog and in jennyx she instigates to rose that nano isn't trustworthy to get her own selfish end to try an overthrow nano.
If anything I think nano is not a personification of anything. She's an entity facisnated, like you said with negative human emotion like guilt, selfishness, etc. She got a little too curious one day and decided to see what a human with her power would react. Birthing Yuri. She got her answer in the end. When a human is given incredible powers they turn into an incarnation of those negative emotions. Selfishness, revenge, chaos. And because yunko is given yuris blood and also another human with great power she also turns out to become insanely evil and selfish and kills her mother anyways despite her own wrongdoings. Yuri and yunko always justify their violence because they're human. Whereas nano isnt actually a human given power. It might be a stretch to compare but Yuri reminds me of Hitler, he justified everything he did as a means of taking revenge for Germany's shitty economy and propping his people up by any means possible even if it involves human lives just like Yuri kills the dog and sides with yunko despite her also taking lives herself. Humans will always turn completely evil when given immense power and try to overthrow those with more power than them, is the lessen I take from this series which has been proven through History.
My thoughts in season 3 is that now that nano has gotten her answer as to how humans react to intense power given to them. She needs to essentially now give them a taste of their own medicine. But it will be the hardest task yet as she's not dealing with measily humans anymore. These are humans with her powers. She probably will have to find a way to take her powers back or make them mortal again? Idk how she'll do it but clearly she's not happy with the path that humans have chosen with her power.
Side note I don't think she ever really died either. I think her wound didn't heal because nano didn't want it to heal. She was still testing yuri, every little detail is to test her imo. She's still a human in the sense of how the react and operate and not whatever nano is.
But nanno literally IS karma. She's the karma demon in thailand whilst yuri literally became the vengeance demon after her death- the thing is tho, nanno was always a demon whilst yuri was a human at first.
@@crazysmall.artist yes I was thinking king from episode 3 she must be some sort of Thai mythological figure. But still even tho she's represents that creature or demon doesn't mean the show writers will go by the rules. Ops comment about nano makes more sense then calling her proper karma. Its more like she is a powerful god like creature. And like most powerful god like entities she looks for entertainment. But also becomes karma when she likes.
Personally I don't like Yuri. I feel like she is being so mean to Nanno.
Nanno is similar to satans spawn lol. I don’t think she gives two f’s about Yuri’s remarks
@@malikite223 she kind of irritate nanno she shows irritation to the point she trapped her in that room 🤣🤣🤣
You think nanno cares about Yuri? She's just telling Yuri to get out of her way😂😂
What's sad about yuri is she got tortured and chose to become a killer
@@iftekharhossainkhan2852Yeah,the classic cycle of abuse.
Also, I loveee your art!💗
thank u sm !!
I can’t wait for you to blow up! I love your video
This is so lovely
Hey Stankface…more of these pls. In depth. 🤞🏽
Why does your description of Nanno remind me of the girl from the Junji Ito series?
That’s actually what the actress for Nanno used as inspiration! She uses Tomie as a reference.
Credits to Junji Ito for the inspo! Although I somewhat like Nanno's character more... After tomie gets chopped into several pieces it's just instant chaos whereas Nanno has a more slow but sinister return from her "death" plotting her next move. I feel like Nanno is a more "realistic" version if that makes sense (not really lol because she's an immortal being with superpowers)
Anyone tell me which soundtrack from Us did girl from nowhere copied from?
You pronounce Nanno in the most american way ever.
jokes on you im an immigrant and english isn't my first language
@@VIIKZ Lmao, I didn't say you're american... I just said you pronounce it like an american.
@@shiny_edin she did not get that 😂
I just Hate yuri 's smile. She was trying to act like nanno what she was didn't.
Who came from that tik tok?
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SIR YES SIR
@@VIIKZ good 💪😈
Isn’t nano the daughter of devil
Supposedly
I am pretty sure shes a karma spirit of some kind like she brings it doesnt do anything herself other than. The pregnant dude incident but shes there to watch more or less shes sorta like the snake in the garden of eden like shes tempting people
in an interview the actress of nanno described her as the snake who tempted adam and eve into eating the forbidden fruit
@@okhasis5461 since when also it's Thailand
@@bubu7677 idk saw it somewhere and i dont know why it being thailand or not would matter its a popular story
why did u say midsommar like dat 😢
its not an english word i said it right!!
tbh if yuri didnt exist there really wouldnt be a s2 its becuse yuri makes it more entertaining
Yuri 😊🌺
i hate her.
🤢
agreed🤮 yuri
Wow, really taking liberties with the term 'Video Essay' aren't we? There was literally no content.
uh oh here comes the youtube police
as much as I dislike your opinion, I agree with it. there was little to no content.
Spoilers ahead. Just my personal opinion. Season 2 sucks. And her laughter is too exaggerated.
Eh,keep the same energy when The Joker is laughing as well,then
she laughs like that becuase she isnt human to provoke her victims
i started watching this and honestly i dont know why people say its good..the acting and the plots and stuff are so bad to me i just dont get it 😭
Every episode have a different directors and most side character are amerter-ish
Your loss,I suppose
@@starpixelproduction7571 i just genuinely dont get why ppl like it, the acting isnt that good and the plots are just rlly weird
Idk what you're talking about with the acting... It's literally great acting like not even trying to sound biased here.
@@r1verr0se99that's the point... It's meant to surprise the audience with unexpected plot twists and turnover events
Nanno is definitely not the line between "you made a mistake" and "you fucked up" if you actually have watched the show you can see that a lot of Nanno's victims are collateral damage, or her victims don't actually deserve the extent of brutality she forces upon them
Nanno kind of exposes the evil the characters have within them without really doing all that much, she stays an almost but not really but I guess overall an observer, she punishes, while yuri on the other hand kills