#jennyx

[insane-hag]

yes.

do you ever become obsessed with a character and you just go "of fucking course its that one" at yourself because you are so incredibly predictable

[adictaenserie]

La chica nueva (Girl From Nowhere)

La T1 es una antología, los episodios son autoconclusivos y tienen como hilo conductor a Nanno (interpretada brillantemente por Chicha Amatayakul), la chica nueva que llega para subvertir la cultura de la impunidad y la opresión institucionalizada. Los episodios se pueden ver en cualquier orden, excepto BFF que es el final de temporada. En la T2, los episodios tienen continuidad y aparece un nuevo personaje (Yuri) que tiene los mismos poderes que Nanno, pero con un enfoque diferente.

La dolorosa verdad – El consejo del liceo está en contra de la profesora que quiere instalar una máquina dispensadora de preservativos para prevenir los embarazos adolescentes y prefieren apoyar a un profesor que filma videos de yoga con las alumnas. Nanno es víctima de abusos sexuales durante las filmaciones y se venga. La venganza es del estilo de lo que podría leerse entre los comentarios de una noticia y además muestra la hipocresía de los adultos.

Disculpas – El segundo episodio también es sobre abusos sexuales, en este caso, 3 basquetbolistas le piden ayuda a 2 amigas para invitar a la chica nueva a una fiesta y emborracharla para violarla. Las chicas al principio se niegan, pero envidiosas de la atención que recibe Nanno terminan aceptando.

Amor social – Nanno baila con un chico y los shippean. Él tiene novia, pero por los likes sigue adelante con la farsa. Lo del shippeo y el enfrentamiento entre los fandoms se suele ver en las redes sociales, pero lo que en X parece inofensivo, se vuelve escalofriante cuando todo el liceo se pone la careta de Nanno y agreden IRL a la novia verdadera.

Objetos perdidos – La historia no es particularmente interesante, es sobre un estudiante que roba para llamar la atención de su padre ausente, pero es un episodio que muestra una faceta más humana de Nanno.

Antigüedad, orden, tradición y espíritu (SOTUS) – Nanno fallece durante un ritual de iniciación, pero en el siguiente liceo está un grado por encima de su asesino y literalmente lo trata como un perro.

Liberación – Parecido a Another brick in the Wall de Pink Floyd. En este episodio en blanco y negro, Nanno se niega a seguir las reglas absurdas del liceo.

JennyX – Jenny es una joven a la cual sus padres obligan a hacer directos y promocionar productos, pero se quedan con sus ganancias. Este es único episodio ambiguo de la serie ya que los padres tienen otra versión de los hechos.

El juicio – En el último episodio, Nanno y Yuri se enfrentan a través de una madre que envenena a su hija psicópata para mantenerla en silla de ruedas.

La chica nueva es una fábula moderna sobre distintas situaciones a las que están expuestos los adolescentes. El abuso sexual, bullying, etc. son temas reales que dan miedo y además en algunos episodios recurren al gore.

A pesar de que todas las historias se desarrollan en un liceo, en la T1, hay variedad de vestuario, escenografías y dirección. La T2 tiene un estilo más unificado.

[echoquery]

When we’re together, you don’t have to be JennyX. I won’t judge you.

Nanno and Jane in Girl From Nowhere: Season 2 (2021)

[xiyade]

representation win. the soulless but fair spirit of karma is bisexual

[girl-from-nowhere-incquotes]

JENNYX: I've been asking myself the big questions recently and I realized that I don't like what my social media brand turned me into. I'm getting rid of all of it.

MOTHER: Getting rid of it how?

JENNYX: Well, for starters I'm gonna delete my account and give all my money to charity. Then I thought we could maybe make up for lost-

MOTHER: Wait, wait, slow down. What did you say about the money?

JENNYX: I'm giving it all away.

MOTHER: Why would you do that? That is so stupid! Who are you going to give it to?

JENNYX: I don’t know. Poor people, I guess.

MOTHER: Poor people! That is so stupid!

[fetchen]

comfort duossssssssssszsss

[noeffectasia]

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[ewhumantackle]

I have arrived and I have gfn2 sketches

I will also probably make more >:)

[trashyspam]

Guys, I am really confused with the JennyX epsiode. I thought NanNo's reason was to either exploit people with evil intentions or help them. None of that happened in this episode?

First she wanted to help. Which she did, but then Yuri came along and I am really confused to why Yuri did what she did. I'm guessing she's just evil and hates Nanno because ??

Because of Yuri's involvement it looked like Nanno had to come up with something and she came up with stealing her life....which really doesn't make sense to me at all? Can somebody explain or give their two cents please

[agentchos]

Okay so I’m watching Girl from Nowhere and I think it’s interesting that Yuri shows up just as Nanno is becoming more... I don’t want to say empathetic, but there’s definitely been a shift in how Nanno behaves.

Like in Season 1 it definitely looked like she didn’t care about the people she came into contact with but then season 2 she doesn’t care for them, but she she doesn’t go as far as she was going in season 1 to dish out justice. Like as far as I’ve seen in season 2 after the love app episode (s1 e2) things only go downhill because Yuri is involved and dishing out her own version of justice.

[wutheringheightsfilm]

ok s2 ep7 solidifies me not liking yuri LMAO

[badcpple]

tag drop !!

[ghostonmyfeed]

Girl From Nowhere S2 Theory

MAJOR SPOILER ALERT: I will be talking entirely about events in the 2nd season.

**Very long**

**I will tell the story of the episodes as well**

! ! WHAT I SAY ISN'T CANON IT'S JUST A THEORY !!

In episode 4 We're introduced to Yuri, who's up for revenge on her "friends". This is when Nanno realized it's going to be a whole lot different.

In the last season we see Nanno bringing karma to those around her. May it be a teacher or a student. In those instances, they either regret all the things they did and die or learn from their mistakes and live to be a better person.

In Yuri's case, all she wants is revenge because she's been used by her rich friends. In this episode, everyone is in the wrong and they all deserved bad karma.

Towards the end of that episode we see that Nanno was "dead" and put in a bathtub, while Yuri's head was inside, because she drowned to death in that tub by men she used to get her revenge.

Yuri's plan backfired on her. And of course in old Nanno fashion when the coast is clear, Nanno goes back to life and leaves the room.

But in the last scene, we see Nanno's blood going in Yuri's nose and bringing her back to life.

But was is intentional? We know that Nanno does not make mistakes, at all because everything she does happens for a reason.

For the rest of the season we have Nanno and Yuri competing over what the people in the wrong deserve.

Yuri is impatient and all about death and revenge without teaching them what they did wrong.

Nanno is patient, all about giving them the punishment they deserve and them learning from their mistakes.

Nanno does not doubt her tactics and knows exactly what to do to give the bad people what they deserve.

We know that in the end of every episode, everyone who lived and learned their lesson got to go back to their normal lives with their families.

We see a crack in Nanno's façade in episode 7: JennyX when Jenny slit Nanno's throat that didn't heal and where she had to take Jenny's identity because of Yuri's interferance.

In this episode we see that Nanno is capable of taking people's identities. But that wasn't part of her plan. She herself knew that this was not what Jenny deserved, it was too much and she doubted herself.

JennyX was a failed 'mission' on Nanno's part, because even if Jenny learned her lesson, she didn't get to go back to the life she had and correct her mistakes.

In the season finale Nanno and Yuri were arguing over who deserved to be punished.

Yuri says Junko's the victim because she was bullied by teachers and students and her mother purposely paralyzed her legs.

Nanno calls both Yuri and Junko out by saying both of them are hardly victims because they choose to kill people.

Junko was killing off students and faculty staff and studying their organs (Junko was interested in anatomy) her mother had no choice but to paralyze Junko so she would stop killing people because the mom always had to get rid of the bodies.

Towards the end of the finale Nanno tried to stop Junko from stabbing the mother but she gets injured and it didn't heal.

In the scene we see Nanno being stabbed to death by Junko and her mother, Yuri letting out an evil laugh. After stabbing Nanno to death, Junko slit her mother's throat.

At that final scene we see Yuri giving Junko her blood and going their separate ways. And looking down on them from the rooftop, was none other than Nanno herself narrarating.

"In a world where everyone thinks they are free and does whatever the hell they want. Am I really necessary anymore?" ~ Nanno

THEORY:

From the 4th episode, Nanno has been waiting patiently for the moment to teach Yuri a lesson.

Come to think of it, Nanno still didn't punish Yuri in that 4th episode. Yuri didn't regret any of the horrible things she did because to her it was all necessary for revenge. She didn't deserve to die because that was too easy. So Nanno intentionally made her immortal to teach her a lesson.

In episode 6 Yuri impatiently tried to get rid of Nanno and deliver her "justice" by making the students revolt. It worked for a moment but when the students came to one of them killing a teacher, the students fell apart and started blaming one another. So when their principal said they'll take care of the mess students made as long as they go back to doing everything the faculty says, most of the students agreed leaving the students who believed in revolting to face the consequences for everyone.

Yuri then sees her plan does not work and Nannos (yes plural) appear to finish the job. In the last scenes of the episode, the original Nanno locks Yuri in a room with her clones and the faculty, telling her they'll starve to death unless they start eating each other.

This could have been Yuri's karma if she just learned that her way doesn't help anyone. But it didn't, it just fueled her thirst for revenge more.

In the last scene of the finale, we see Nanno's neck fully healed. Meaning everything was part of her plan. If Yuri thinks Nanno's dead she would let down her guard down and it would be easy for Nanno to strike back.

But then what about the Nanno who was stabbed? It could be none other than one of her clones. We've seen her use her clones before to punish people in S1 ep2.

We don't know for sure if her clones can have lasting effects but in ep7 we see her clone's tongue cut off and it was still cut off in the end of that episode. When it was cut off, we also know that it made them bleed so the thought of of Nanno faking her death in front of Yuri isn't impossible.

Yuri already thinks that when Nanno's in doubt she can lose her immortality and make her vulnerable. Why? Maybe because Nanno planted that idea in Yuri's head.

This is Nanno we're talking about, she's what? a demon? a spirit? Let's say she's the spirit of karma because from what we see, she brings karma to everyone around her. Karma can't die, karma is just there. Nanno can't die, Nanno is just there.

What does she mean by her narration at the finale?

"In a world where everyone thinks they are free and does whatever the hell they want. Am I really necessary anymore?"

She's saying, if everyone does terrible things knowing very clear that they will be caught and there will be consequences but keep doing it anyway, what's the point of karma?

So instead of learning from their mistakes, they continue to make them, if that's it then is punishing them over and over again really necessary when it changes nothing?

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME IN READING THIS

This is just a theory and my own interpretation, I know there are different opinions and this is my own. You can disagree and find my opinions, interpretations and theories stupid and I'm okay with that and I respect your opinion, but please refrain from harsh/foul language. Thank you!

[girl-from-nowhere-incquotes]

JENNYX: Imposter syndrome is genuinely a bitch. I mean especially when you are naturally smart, and there’s a bunch of expectations on you. I mean when I told all these people they would be blessed by the pleidians if they moved onto my compound and let me fuck their wives I didn’t think it would put so much pressure on me but here we are, reenacting my childhood of standardize testing, gifted kid burnout, and conditional love from my fucking dysfunctional divorced parents. It’s really making me confront my self worth issues to the point where I even wonder if I deserve to ride around in a range rover and aviator shades and choose which of 50+ women to sleep with on a given night. idk. I think I’m just going to make them kill themselves

[fetchen]

mini tangent: my reasons for shipping Nanno and Jane

okay so my first and more cannon related reason is because Jane’s betrayal of Nanno would have been so much more emotionally compelling if they had a romantic history with each other because it would have felt even more significant than it was portrayed as in the episode. in the alternate universe where Nanno and Jane had a romantic relationship, Jane’s decision to turn on Nanno in favour of Yuri would have felt like a bigger deal because it would force Nanno to hurt Jane in a way that she didn’t want to because of a revelation she really did love her.

reason two for me is just the amount of chemistry and tension in the first half of the episode. it was honestly (at least to me) implied that their friendship bordered on romantic. they worked really well together especially in the way that they are, personality wise, opposite. they had great banter and are overall just really cute idk i just really like the idea of them being together and having to put in the effort of understanding each other and making it really work.

runs away

[noeffectasia]

credits on twitter @R0U5IE