Nana

Navigator Nana

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Information In-Game Information Command Mission Stats Type -- Level Life Energy -- -- Fire -- Exp. -- Water -- Zenny -- Thunder -- FME -- Power Armor Shield Speed -- -- -- -- Steal Drop -- -- List of Abilities Ability Effect {{{ability1}}} --- {{{ability2}}} --- {{{ability3}}} --- {{{ability4}}} --- {{{ability5}}} --- {{{ability6}}} --- {{{ability7}}} --- {{{ability8}}} --- {{{ability9}}} --- {{{ability10}}} --- {{{ability11}}} --- {{{ability12}}} --- {{{ability13}}} --- {{{ability14}}} --- {{{ability15}}} --- Main Stage: Tianna Camp Central Tower Misc. Information Script: ナナ Romaji: Nana Series Information In-game Appearances: Mega Man X: Command Mission English VA: Carrie Savage Japanese VA: Akemi Kanda

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Nana (ナナ, Nana^?) is a character of Mega Man X: Command Mission. She serves as Alia's counterpart Navigator in the game, assisting the Resistance faction of Giga City (Gigantis in the Japanese version) with her abilities as a Navigator, organizer, and computer specialist against the intentions of Epsilon's Rebellion movement.

PersonalityEdit

Nana is a rather silent and shy girl speaking quite rarely and if only very reserved. She takes her work very seriously and is trying all she can do to assist her fellow Resistance comrades in their battle against the Rebellion. It can be speculated that her reserved character is the result of her abduction by Silver Horn, who tended to torture his prisoners.

StoryEdit

When the Rebellion attacked the Central Tower area of Giga City, Nana was abducted by Epsilon's followers. She was brought to a POW camp, led by the cruel Silver Horn to serve as an operator of the facility, yet being a hostage herself. She was being imprisoned inside a computer chair from which she was forced to regulate and watch the installation. Upon Chief R's request, X and Spider infiltrated the camp and (with the help of Steel Massimo) freed Nana. She was then brought back to the main isle of Giga City, taking up the duty of navigation. She was responsible for the operation of the teleportation to the different mission locations, as well as maintaining contact with Colonel Redips, X's superior officer during the Giga City affair.

Upon the destruction of Epsilon by the hands of X, Zero and Axl, assisted by Marino, Massimo and Cinnamon and the preservation of the Supra Force Metal, Nana was sad about the Hunters departure, fearing she might never see them again. She was with them when their pickup arrived which turned out to be an ambush of Redips' followers, who had been planning of using Epsilon as a scapegoat to get his hands on the Supra Force Metal all along. During the ambush, Chief R was killed and the group scattered. Nana wasn't seen again until the end of the game, sitting somewhere outside Giga City, waiting to hear from her friends when she saw the explosion of the Supra Force Metal ore in space.

GalleryEdit

Nana's in-game concept art.

Translated concept art from Mega Man X Official Complete Works.

Concept art of Nana imprisoned at the Tianna POW Camp.

Nana's early design sketches.

Nana from Command Mission.

Nana poster from Sky Room.

Nana in Rockman Online.

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TriviaEdit

• "Nana" is Japanese for the word seven, hence the 77 on her chest plate serves as a pun to her name.

• One of Nana's earlier designs, as seen in the concept artwork for Command Mission, bear a resemblance to the pink-haired navigator from The Day of Sigma.

• Another one of her earlier designs appears in Mega Man ZX Advent as another character named Nana.
• Yet another one of her earlier designs resembles and may have inspired the design of Cinnamon, having wing-like hair and armor resembling a nurse's outfit.