HomeAnimeSiren Visual Offering Limited Edition Box Set for Nagi no Asukara -...

Siren Visual Offering Limited Edition Box Set for Nagi no Asukara – A Lull in the Sea

-

Although it comes at a whopping price point of $220.00 AUD, Siren Visual have announced that they will be offering NIS America’s Limited Edition Blu-ray box set of Nagi no Asukara – A Lull in the Sea in Australian markets through a pre-order campaign. Until the end of the month, fans can pre-order themselves a copy via the official Siren Visual website.

This dual-audio edition contains all 26 episodes of the series across three Blu-ray discs. It also includes a small compilation of on-disc goodies, a two disc original soundtrack with 60 songs in total, a 76-page hardcover art book and an art box to store everything in. This is the first time that a Premium Edition set published by NIS America has been officially made available by an Australian publisher. Here’s hoping that this is not the only occasion.

The Limited Edition box set is due to be available on September 21st 2015 according to the Siren Visual website. Part 1 of the Standard DVD release (Containing the first half-season) is also set to be available on September 22nd 2015 – priced at $44.95 AUD. This collection can be pre-ordered HERE.

Synopsis of A Lull in the Sea

Some who longed for the land abandoned the ocean, casting off the special raiments granted to them by the sea god to adapt them to life under the sea…

Though mankind was divided into sea dwellers and land dwellers, each with different ways of thinking, they were all still fellow humans and they continued to maintain contact as time went on.

Sakishima Hikari, Mukaido Manaka, Hiradaira Chisaki, and Isaki Kaname live in an undersea village, while Kihara Tsumugu lives on land. When these middle school second-year land and sea dwellers meet for the first time, their hearts begin to undulate like the tides.

The youthful fantasy tale of these young people’s lives unfolds in a strange and beautiful world.

Sam
Sam
Founder of The Otaku's Study. I have been exploring this labyrinth of fandom these last fifteen years, and still nowhere close to the exit yet. Probably searching for a long time to come.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Advertisement
Advertisment

Recent Posts