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Title: A Lull in the Sea (2013–2014)
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Long ago, humanity lived in the sea, but some humans longed to go to land and eventually left the sea behind. Now in present day, the two human types co-exist though their thinking has become as separate as they places they have lived. When their school in the sea is closed, Sea Dwellers Hikari Sakishima, Manaka Mukaido and their friends have no choice but to attend the school on land but due to a special encounter, their lives gain a new twist. Written by Anonymous
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Lyrics by Mami Kawada
Music by Tomoyuki Nakazawa
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Nagi no Asakura was a very entrancing series. The details were very vivid and the characters are well developed in a suitable pace where the story takes you into itself. It was like the sea itself where you can submerge as a diver. Then as you feel the water around you, you realize how beautiful it is and that it was going to be a memorable experience.
The plot was well thought out and the idea of "sea people" and "land people" was quite original. Naturally, viewers would have a lot of questions in mind and the series would be there to answer the questions. I certainly felt immersed in the series. There were a lot to know and a lot to appreciate in this wonderful show. 10/10