“Nanana” Another A-1 Pictures Anime

A-1 Pictures is off to a terrible 2014, as if they don’t already have enough horrible confirmed, they’ve announced “Nanana’s Buried Treasure“, which will be debuting as soon as April 2014 on noitaminA.

Looking to Galilei Donna, A-1 Pictures’ previous noitaminA work, it’s “pretty bad” to say the least – yet on that note, it’s tough to recall any single respectable A-1 Pictures production from the last two years anyway. Interestingly, Nanana’s Buried Treasure is something A-1 Pictures has been meddling with since 2011 however, so despite the lackluster key visuals below, it does have potential assuming they’ve actually been working on it since then – but of course, hope is null.

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