Now what is interesting about the story is the fact that it’s a semi-mysterious-esque plot line which is fairly fresh compared to say Girls und Panzer (I recommend that anime as well) which was a tournament based anime or KanColle, which has the generic story of “fight the bad guys because the narrator said so at the beginning”. impression of “this anime is a slice of life, loli anime with no plot (in both senses) at all”, Haifuri actually has an over arcing plot and story and it is introduced to the audience in the most dramatic way possible in the first episode. Okay, short rant over, let’s get down to it since I’ve been itching to write a review but I wanted to finish the anime first and now that’s happened let’s get going with the review. Why? Because it’s completely the opposite to what people think it is and it was in my opinion absolutely fantastic. Okay that might be exaggerating, but not a lot of promotion is of this anime I have to say this season and to be absolutely frank (not Dave, we don’t talk about Dave), it was infuriating. Haifuri, one of the WORST promoted anime of all time. High School Fleet follows the Harekaze's valiant crew as they navigate treacherous waters and other obstacles on their quest to become fully fledged Blue Mermaids. However, unexpected engine and navigation failures soon leave their ship stranded and the crew in danger. Everything is progressing smoothly for Akeno as she settles into her role as captain and builds camaraderie between her fellow crew members aboard the Harekaze, a destroyer ship.
Soon, training exercises commence, with Akeno and Moeka being put in charge of their own ships and crew. Here they are joined by others who share their dream of becoming Blue Mermaids. The marine industry is flourishing, and young girls are eager to join the Blue Mermaids-highly skilled women who devote their lives to protecting the seas.Īfter some time apart, childhood friends Akeno Misaki and Moeka China are reunited at Yokosuka Girls' Marine High School. High functioning cities line the coasts of Japan, and well developed sea routes are defended by specialized naval ships. A hundred years after catastrophic shifts in tectonic plates caused most of its area to submerge, Japan now thrives as a maritime nation.
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