its nice to read that "rehab gap" of nanoha. They really don't mention it a lot of information on the anime.

its nice to read that "rehab gap" of nanoha. They really don't mention it a lot of information on the anime.

agreed. I know Nanoha is strong but she can break like any other human. I just enjoy the angst.

its nice to read that "rehab gap" of nanoha. They really don't mention it a lot of information on the anime.

agreed. I know Nanoha is strong but she can break like any other human. I just enjoy the angst.

And of course Fate's struggle to be with her through everything <3 ^_^

I still need to watch the 3rd season. Got part way, just need to finish it.

A Nanoha doujin with Yuuno in it? I didn't even know those existed.

I still need to watch the 3rd season. Got part way, just need to finish it.

Have fun. I wish I could watch it for the first time again.

A Nanoha doujin with Yuuno in it? I didn't even know those existed.

Seriously, I was surprised as well!

I still need to watch the 3rd season. Got part way, just need to finish it.

Have fun. I wish I could watch it for the first time again.

The thing about StrikerS is that while I did enjoy it, at the same time I wish they had trimmed it down. The good parts are really good, but it has a lot of bloat in it too, particularly an excessive amount of inconsequential antagonists. There are like 5 plot lines running simultaneously in that sucker.

That is why I have always wanted StrikerS to receive a movie treatment like the first two seasons. I think the first movie was basically on par with the TV show, they both had their good parts, but the A's movie really hit it out of the park. It focused on the things that mattered (like Hayate's relationship with Vita & co, and better establishing the friendship between Hayate, Nanoha and Fate) and excised the things that did not. If only StrikerS could get a movie version as good.

This is such a great book. It's obviously NanoFate (as is only right and proper) but doesn't ignore that Nanoha has other people she cares about and who care about her — and that her loved ones care about each other, too. Fate really should be studying for her enforcer's exam, though (I think she failed it twice while Nanoha was recovering).

I like the look at Vita, too — her psychology is always fascinating, as a six-year-old who is older than civilizations. Her manifest guilt, both as the one present when Nanoha was injured, and as a person literally created to be a protector, is really something to see. Hayate is great as disability senpai, and at giving the little workaholic an excuse to rest.