lol that's what I thought when watching this anime. Since it has a polygonal love from one to other. This anime is definitely have something that would make us annoyed at first but it give the whole explanation to cover it up. Well . . who wouldn't annoyed if the one you like is like someone else and that person is in love with other person too :@ its just feel they're toying with love, right?
*ehem okay, this anime is adapted from its original manga in June 2013 and was aired as an anime in September 2013 (wow, that's rather fast isn't it?) until last April. And ASCII Media Works are still publishing its second manga until now. I don't know if the manga is the continuation of this story but who knows? I haven't read it (yet).
The story is about four middle school friends who live in the sea and one from the surface. After their school closed down, those four 14-year old middle school students from the sea village, Shioshishio, had to attend Mihama Middle School on the surface. What follows is their struggles to adjust to a new environment and the relationships between the sea and land people, while dealing with their own new-found feelings that had just started appearing with the end of their childhood.
Well . . its a great beautiful anime after all so you guys should watch it ;)
The facts that its story will make 'feels' to you every time you watch it is no doubt ;) though
And after watching this anime, it somehow told me that having a feeling for loving someone is not bad. Even 'Love' is about to bring you happiness, sadness, or even make someone else suffered, it could also give us hope and feeling to keep going whatever it takes so we won't lose that feeling.
Well . . that's it, after you guys watch it I hope you guys could understand what I meant :D
thanks for reading ^^
oh btw the opening and ending theme of this anime is nice. The first opening is "lull ~Soshite Bokura wa~" and the second opening is "Ebb and Flow" by Ray respectively. The first ending is "Aqua Terrarium" and the second is "Mitsuba no Musubime" by Nagi Yanagi respectively.
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