History TearJerker / TalentlessNana

* When Nana asks Michiru why she was such a good person, Michiru explains how she met a girl years ago named Hitomi who was terminally ill and she was unable to save her. After hearing her story, Nana breaks down and seriously reevaluates her mission.

* After Nana is attacked by Rentaro, Michiru uses her life force to save her at the cost of her own. The anime then concludes with Nana shouting a pained "[[BigNo No]]," over Michiru's lifeless body.

* It's hard not to feel at least a ''little'' bad for Nanao when we figure out he's not only nearly gets killed but manipulated into becoming the exact kind of person Nana was set up to kill. He loses his father after learning that the man still loved him despite his harsh and abusive behavior, betrayed by someone he considered a friend, and upon getting revived learns that this very same friend was ''happy'' to do so and works under ''the people who saved him''. And then they brainwash him afterward to twist the knife. While he progressively becomes more villainous after his powers grow and start aligning with Tsuruoka, it is understandable since his whole worldview was shattered.

* It's hard not to feel at least a ''little'' bad for Nanao when we figure out he's not only nearly gets killed but manipulated into becoming the exact kind of person Nana was set up to kill. He loses his father after learning that the man still loved him despite his harsh and abusive behavior, betrayed by someone he considered a friend, and upon getting revived learns that this very same friend was ''happy'' to do so and works under ''the people who saved him''. And then they brainwash him afterward to twist the knife. While he progressively becomes more villainous after his powers grow and start aligning with Tsuruoka, he has good reason to break bad when his whole worldview was shattered.

* Moe finally getting to see her grandma again, only to see her presumably dead, possibly even before she was given the okay to visit.

* It's hard not to feel at least a ''little'' bad for Nanao when we figure out he's not only alive, but manipulated into becoming the exact kind of person Nana was set up to kill. He loses his father after learning that the man still loved him underneath his harsh and abusive behavior, nearly gets killed by someone he considered a friend, and upon getting revived learns that this very same friend was ''happy'' to do so and works under ''the people who saved him''. And then they brainwash him afterwards to twist the knife. While he loses a lot of sympathy after his powers grow and starts aligning with Tsuruoka, he has good reason to break bad when his whole worldview was shattered.

* It's hard not to feel at least a ''little'' bad for Nanao when we figure out he's not only alive, but manipulated into becoming the exact kind of person Nana was set up to kill. He loses his father after learning that the man still loved him underneath his harsh and abusive behavior, nearly gets killed by someone he considered a friend, and upon getting revived learns that this very same friend was ''happy'' to do so and works under ''the people who saved him''. And then they brainwash him afterwards to twist the knife. While he loses a lot of sympathy after his powers grow and starts aligning with Tsuguroka, he has good reason to break bad when his whole worldview was shattered.

* Everything about Koharu and her twin sister Hiyori. Especially the fact that Hiyori ''isn't even real'', and is just the way Koharu's powers helped her cope with her trauma.

* Moe finally getting to see her grandma again, only to see her presumably dead, possibly even before she was given the okay to visit.

* Moe finally getting to see her grandma again, only [[spoiler: to see her presumably dead, possibly even before she was given the okay to visit]]

* If Fuuko didn't kill Ryuuji, then why did Kyoya find his blood on her uniform? Because she found him right after he was attacked, and hugged his corpse after his death.

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* After Nana is attacked by Rentaro, Michiru uses her life force to save her at the cost of her own. The anime then concludes with Nana shouting a pained "[[BigNo No]]," over Michiru's lifeless body.

* Nana's life. Her parents were allegedly murdered by Talented burglars, and she finds their heads. After that psychological trauma, Nana is put into a government program to become a child soldier assigned with eliminated the Talented. However, she then learns that her father-figure and superior was the one who murdered her parents and he makes it no secret that he views her as just a pawn he'd discard once her use runs out.

* After Nana is attacked by Rentaro, Michiru uses her life force to save her at the cost of her own. The anime then concludes with Nana shouting "No," over Michiru's lifeless body.

* When Nana asks Michiru why she was such a good person, Michiru explains how she met a girl years ago named Hitomi who was terminally ill and she was unable to save her. After hearing her story, Nana breaks down uncertain on whether she is doing the right thing or not.

* Nana's life. Her parents are allegedly murdered by Talented burglars, and she finds their heads. After that psychological trauma, Nana is put into a government program to become a child soldier assigned with eliminated the Talented. However, she then learns that her father-figure and superior was the one who murdered her parents and he makes it no secret that he views her as just a pawn he'd discard once her use runs out.