Nanno

Nanno (แนนโน๊ะ), also known as the mysterious Girl From Nowhere, is the titular main character of the Thai anthology television series of the same name, Girl from Nowhere.

Nanno has dark choppy hair, bob style hairstyles, with dark brown eyes. She sports the same plain white button-down shirt and knee-length black skirt with a dark tie throughout seasons one and two. She is physically a teenage girl of Thai descent, light tan skin, 1.70 m tall slim body, big brown eyes and a round nose. She wears black, low-heeled uniform shoes with white socks.

Nanno is condescendingly smart and tries hard and manages to manipulate all of his victims, gaslighting, blaming, or relentlessly antagonizing them, until they end up committing a crime. She may appear lively and open, but she is complex and somewhat mischievous. She can easily take on any persona with her smooth words and believable expressions. She often speaks vaguely, as a way to drive her victims crazy or just to confuse them. Nanno is shown to be passionate and competent when it comes to her impartial purpose, which is to do justice at any cost. She displayed minimal emotions despite her usual apathetic demeanor: she showed possible authentic romantic interest in TK and cried during their departure, and during her date with Yuri's mother, she genuinely cried over a similarly healthy mother-daughter relationship. to theirs. . Nanno has never shown genuine emotions towards any character other than herself. In her interactions with Yuri, she is shown to be a patient and tactical teacher, as well as an efficient one, dependent only on herself and confident in her abilities. During an exploration, Nanno usually goes out of her way to appear innocent, dumb, oblivious, and in some cases sexually desirable. She acts carefree and friendly, in contrast to her chaotic and soulless true self. She acts dutifully and not rudely, often going out of her way to look perfect on the outside. She is a master at victimizing herself in any situation and deceiving the weak in spirit. It's especially difficult to tell whether Nanno is being genuine or not by displaying human emotions, such as her feelings for TK, or the implied longing for a mother figure in "The Judgment". She is strategic, analytical, precise and lethal at her core.