So as of the end of the second episode we have laid out the series foundation. Mild spoilers below the fold.

It's 8th grade. Spring of 9th grade will be busy because of prepping for high school entrance exams. Nana thought that Valentine's Day of 8th grade was thus her last chance to get to know Yuichi. But though all 7 of them delivered their chocolate to him, Nana forgot to sign the card.

Yuichi is really smart; he'll likely get into a good high school. The obvious answer is that Nana has to study hard so she can get into the same school, so she won't lose contact with him.

But which Nana will attend school? Doing rock-paper-scissors each day and sending a random one won't play for very long. Nana wins the contest; she'll be the one. The other six will wait at home every day. Of course, that means Nana has to take all the tests, which means she better study, which means the other six will damned well make sure she does.

And there's another problem: if they don't figure out how to remerge by the end of the year, alll seven of them will vanish. Good news delivered by Grampa right at the end of the second episode.

So the series will be about: 1. Nana's super powers. 2. Suspicions about her raised with people in the town, especially with three mean girls in her class. 3. Interactions among the Nanas. 4. Trying to figure out how to merge. 5. Getting Yuichi to notice her and become her boy friend.

At least that's my guess. (Oh, and there are going to be super adversaries, eventually, for the Nana Rangers to fight against, which is why they're all going to become Nana Rangers.)

It's still looking good.

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