Aoi Umi no Tristia
2004 • ufotable
- Format
- OVA
- Aired
- 2004
- Episodes
- 2
- Status
- Finished
- Studio
- ufotable
- Genres
- Adventure · Mecha
An ocean city, Tristia.
Tristia used to be prospering playing an important role of the maritime trade, and it was as beautiful as to be praised as "marine jewelry".
However, that was a long time ago.
The attack of the dragons deprived the city of their original brightness. The people in Tristia worked hard to reconstruct their city, but everything they did went wrong, and the city became desolated on the contrary.
At the end of their hope, they asked a Great Artisan for the recovery of the city, Prospero Flanka. Prospero was a legendary inventor who had revived cities that otherwise would have been ruined.
The long-awaited day came when the Great Artisan Prosper arrived in the city... However, it was only one girl who stood at the port of the city. Prospero sent his grand daughter, Nanoka, for him.
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Aoi Umi no Tristia, known in English as Tristia of the Deep-Blue Sea, originated as a visual novel developed by Kogado Studio before being adapted into a two-part original video animation (OVA) series by studio ufotable in 2004. The project was conceived during a period when Kogado Studio was seeking to expand its intellectual properties into multimedia formats. The narrative centers on the young inventor Nanami Komaki as she attempts to revitalize a stagnant seaside city, reflecting the era's fascination with steampunk-inspired aesthetic blends and lighthearted industrial fantasy themes.
The animation production was handled by ufotable, who were then in their formative years of establishing their signature visual style. The character designs were adapted from the original game illustrations, emphasizing a bright, whimsical palette intended to contrast with the technical, gadget-heavy setting. Upon its release, the OVA was received as a competent, atmospheric companion piece to the source material, noted by enthusiasts of the time for its soft character animation and the distinct, detailed mechanical designs that characterized the series' unique look.
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