B.B. Fish

During her childhood, elementary school student Sara Kanazuki encounters a remarkable boy named Ushio Hayama along the scenic coastline of Izu. Ushio is not only an exceptionally talented swimmer but also possesses an extraordinary and mysterious gift: the innate ability to attract fish from the sea. However, this idyllic coastal life is shattered when a violent typhoon strikes the region. Caught in a devastating accident during the storm, Ushio suffers severe trauma that strips away both his supernatural connection to marine life and all of his memories from before the disaster. Following the tragedy, he leaves the ocean behind and relocates to Tokyo, attempting to build a new life disconnected from his past. Eight years later, fate intervenes when Sara and Ushio unexpectedly cross paths once again on their high school campus. Yet the confident, gifted boy Sara once knew has been entirely replaced by someone unrecognizable. The traumatic incident has left Ushio with a profound fear of water, standing in stark contrast to his former identity as a masterful swimmer. With no recollection of Sara, the coast of Izu, or the miraculous abilities he once held, their reunion sets the stage for a poignant story about lost memories, hidden potential, and the enduring echoes of a forgotten past.