

Hinako lives alone by the sea, quietly drifting through life after losing her family years ago. One day, a mermaid named Shiori saves her from a monster and says she’s come to eat her—just not yet. Until then, Shiori will stay by her side and keep her safe. In that moment, a deep hope swells in Hinako: Maybe this girl can finally grant her the ending she’s been waiting for.

Hinako lives alone by the sea, quietly drifting through life after losing her family years ago. One day, a mermaid named Shiori saves her from a monster and says she’s come to eat her—just not yet. Until then, Shiori will stay by her side and keep her safe. In that moment, a deep hope swells in Hinako: Maybe this girl can finally grant her the ending she’s been waiting for.
8.0
Avg Rating
13
Rated Episodes
8.0
Best: S1E1
8.0
Worst: S1E13
A Girl Who Seeks Death Waits for the Sea
S1 E1
The Sunlit Beast and the Festival Song
S1 E2
The Sea of Hope
S1 E3
Warmth on the Sea Floor
S1 E13
Beloved Child
S1 E12
Cold Morning
S1 E11
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While facing profound depression, Hinako finds herself drawn to Shiori, a girl with eyes like the sea.
As Shiori integrates into Hinako's class, she finds herself at odds with Hinako's best friend Miko.
After a disastrous festival experience, Hinako tells Shiori about the tragedy in her past.
Unexpected revelations happen when Miko stumbles upon Shiori in the middle of a kill.
Miko reveals the truth behind her friendship with Hinako.
Hinako and Shiori work through the aftermath of Miko's revelation.
Unsettled by Hinako and Shiori's growing bond, Miko invites Hinako on a trip to help with the basketball team.
While accompanying the kindly older Ayame, Hinako faces an unexpected threat.
Shiori reveals to Miko the details of her distant and more recent past.
As Hinako seems to hit rock bottom, Miko and Shiori struggle to pull her back from the brink.
Shiori makes a desperate attempt to get her true feelings across to Hinako.
In the aftermath of Hinako's crisis, the girls feel out their new normal.