Season
39 - Till the day we meet again
Dec. 24,1983
38 - Toki and the running girl
Dec. 17,1983
37 - Wish upon a star
Dec. 10,1983
36 - The day to visit Nanako
Dec. 03,1983
35 - The prodigy who appeared in Yotsuya!?
Nov. 26,1983
34 - The disappeared special abilities!?
Nov. 19,1983
33 - Kokura's proposal strategy
Nov. 19,1983
32 - Go, go, marine wars
Nov. 12,1983
31 - Watch out! Yoruzu Company
Nov. 05,1983
30 - Superboy Nanao
Oct. 22,1983
29 - Riot!? The Queen and Nanako
Oct. 15,1983
28 - Violin in my mind
Oct. 08,1983
27 - The spy who loves Nanako
Oct. 01,1983
26 - Nanako for sale
Sep. 24,1983
25 - Nanako's culinary paradise
Sep. 17,1983
24 - Adventure in an alternate reality
Sep. 10,1983
23 - Treasure of the Southern Island
Sep. 03,1983
22 - Nanako goes to Hollywood
Aug. 27,1983
21 - Memories of Summer
Aug. 20,1983
20 - Ally of Nanako pro-wrestler
Aug. 13,1983
19 - Exile, a million years
Aug. 06,1983
18 - Story of the end of the North
Jul. 30,1983
17 - Tears of the Hundred-Faced Freak
Jul. 23,1983
16 - I am the Wolfman!
Jul. 16,1983
15 - Nanako's desperate measures
Jul. 09,1983
14 - Freak of the Hatsu Masked Village!?
Jul. 02,1983
13 - Southpaw's sailor uniform
Jun. 25,1983
12 - Diet express murder
Jun. 18,1983
11 - The peaceful bushman
Jun. 11,1983
10 - From Arab with love
Jun. 04,1983
9 - Blazing Shojo Fist
May. 28,1983
8 - You may rage! Muscle Lady
May. 21,1983
7 - Nanako of the Mysterious Country
May. 14,1983
6 - The beautiful Ice Queen
May. 07,1983
5 - Olive is the scent of the devil
Apr. 30,1983
4 - Boss and Nanako and the machine gun
Apr. 23,1983
3 - Troubles of a young vampire!?
Apr. 16,1983
2 - I can hear the song of the space bean
Apr. 09,1983
1 - The girl with special abilities
Apr. 02,1983
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Nanako SOS is a seinen manga series created by Hideo Azuma which ran in Popcorn and Just Comic from April 1980 to July 1986. The series was adapted into 39-episode anime TV series produced by Kokusai Eiga which aired on the Fuji Television network from April 2, 1983 to December 24, 1983. Azuma created additional manga stories which ran in Azuma Magazine from July 2001 to July 2004. Enoki Films held the North American distribution rights of TV series, under the name Nana the Supergirl, though the series was never aired in North America. The TV series has also aired in Italy, France, Germany and Russia.
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