Akari Mizunashi continues her training to become a Prima Undine (a professional tour guide gondolier) along with her friends Aika and Alice in the peaceful city of Neo Venezia. Despite the fact that these three girls are from competing companies, they are constantly together, learning more about how to become better tour guides and more about the mysteries of Neo Venezia.
As the group continues to meet interesting and unforgettable people through their daily routines, they will also come closer to the secrets that make the enigmatic and ever beautiful city of Neo Venezia so warm and alive.
Welcome back to Neo Venezia: the city where miracles can be created by hand.
A continuation of a series that even though its old is still relevant to anyone who may watch it
DISCLAIMER: This review was written after watching Aria: The Natural as well. This same review - with edits to pertain to Natural specifically is located on its respective page.
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A great way to improve upon Animation and set up Origination
Aria the Natural is at least twice the length of both the prequel and sequel that followed it. Production wise, it's about the same, but what makes it an improvement in comparison to the original is a stronger sense of focus. As I stated in the previous review, Animation was the foundation as it int…
Very Inconsistent Compared to Seasons 1 and 3, but Still Highly Enjoyable
Aria the Animation (Season 1) was a great introduction to the unique setting of Neo Venezia and the general flow of the series: A relaxing, wholesome slice of life where the main character, Akari Mizunashi, learns to become a better gondola tour guide while also exploring the world driven by her nat…