This ultimately results in the creation of Heartscapes, explorable worlds manifested through the emotions of each girl that are key to getting their memories back.īut do they really want their memories back? Were their pasts filled with things better left in the void? How will their future change when they are “made whole” again? This reflection may differ greatly from each girl, but one thing they certainly can agree upon is this: emotions are powerful, and all memories are worth holding onto as they help us learn from our past, help lead our present, and can ultimately shape our future. Feeling a true sense of purpose – perhaps for the first time in her life – Ao tries everything she can to jog the memories of her new friends. Next thing she knows, she’s waking up to some new friends at an abandoned school in the ocean, where she has apparently been living for a few days.Īlthough the girls are in the same age range, Ao is the outlier because she’s the only one that still has her memories – her three new companions remember nothing prior to their arrival at the mysterious world. While walking to summer class one day, she drops her phone and upon picking it up, everything goes white.

She longs to exchange her dull, “meaningless” life for something with substance.

Ao Hoshizaki serves as the centerpiece of Blue Reflection: Second Light – an ordinary college student who, unbeknownst to her, is about to embark on an extraordinary adventure.

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