Ok, here's the million dollars quiz: what does this section
feature?? J
You all know the omake section,
right? Good, an audio drama is something similar...Actually, the
only difference is that it doesn't feature animation at all J Only voices (by the original cast of The
Secret of Blue Water) + sound effects and that's why you can
find them in some soundtrack volumes, such as Bye Bye Blue Water Vol. 1 & 2. They are 3-8 minutes long very
interesting "episodes" because, as the omake, they
explain lots of things about obscure topics such as what happened
the day before the destruction of Thartesos, how Captain Nemo and
his crew found the Excelion etc etc. BUT there are also
"sexy" stories (you know, Elektra's hot birthday,
Jean's first...ehm...read below to know etc etc) and futuristic
episodes, like A.D.1991 - Tokyo, featuring the grandchild of
Nadia's grandchild and her first love problems.
Please note that the images I used in these pages have no
relations with the original drama[s].
It's
1888, a year before the beginning of Blue Water saga,
Elektra wakes up, dress herself...ehm...more or less, but
seems there's nobody in the submarine! Where's Captain
Nemo? Where's Echo? Why all the rooms are empty?
An interesting addiction to
Episode 22, "Electra's betrayal". It's the
story of the day before the destruction of Thartesos, due
to the explosion of the Tower of Babel, told by Gargoyle
himself. Also, it's the day of the making of the famous
hologram....
Ehm...you know,
when Nature calls...Nadia, Jean & Co are still on
Lincoln Island. It's night time, one of those between the
night of Nadia & Jean's first kiss and the meeting
with Grandis Gang. Everybody is sleeping but Jean, who's
starting feeling something for Nadia that goes beyond
adolescent love...
The
main block of the Nautilus is near the end of its
drifting after the battle at the Kermadec Tonga Trench.
The crew reaches the ruins of Thartesos, finding a new
ship...the last hope to stop Gargoyle's ambition...
It's
an usual, boring afternoon there in a girls' boarding
school where Marie lives...at least till she receives a
call. Whow, it's Grandis! What will she told her?
Le
Havre, it's the beginning of the 20th century. This time
it's Nadia who receives a call from Grandis, telling her
something more about her new life as housekeeper, wife
and...mom J And what about
King's puppy, King Saulus III? J
A
short story about Nadia Ito, the grandchild of Nadia's
grandchild, and her first love problems...It's 1991 and,
while talking with one of her friends (called
Ritsuko...funny, uh?), she mentiones something about the
destruction of the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the role
Nadia and Nemo had in this story...well, more or less,
since she doens't seem so interested about this topic J
It's 1888, a
year before the Blue Water saga...The Nautilus is
engaging a very tough fight against some NeoAtlantean
Garfish and it's getting worse as minutes pass by...
Ehm...Guess
what? Marie is pregnant J
What would be Grandis' reaction to this unexpected news?
This drama sets up between the episode A.D. 1900 (track 11
in "Bye Bye Blue Water Vol.1) and the epilogue of
the series, shown at the end of episode 39.
It's
1901 and it's a beautiful morning down in LeHavre. Jean
began to work at university and Nadia is doing the
housework. The silence of the moment is broken only by
the noise of a plane passing right above her house...
Here are some new episodes of Nadia Ito's life: her love problems,
her friendship with Ritsuko and, as years go by, the
consciousness that adult life is so different from the
adolescence...To read the first part of this saga, please
check track n°14 of "Bye Bye Blue Water
Vol.1",A.D. 1991, Tokyo
* Warning: sexy content *
