Aquarium Utopia

This work has that floating, healing feeling to it, but when exactly do people feel healed and experience that sense of floating? I think it's right before falling asleep. So this work makes you really sleepy... or rather, you actually fall asleep. There's a part partway through where Diana falls asleep, but I fall asleep before that happens... Well, I guess that's fine (?) Also the BGM is really great, even on its own it puts you in a very calm mood. And the balance between the BGM and the voice is perfect, which also makes you sleepy. I usually only buy lewd works, but I thought it was nice to buy something like this once in a while!

This is a work where a pair of jellyfish sisters invite you to a fantastical, slightly mysterious world called "Aquarium Utopia," and you spend a healing time there. Before getting into the review proper, one point first: this was a work that made me relaxed and sleepy while listening. I bought it on release day, and no matter how many times I listened, I would somehow fall asleep before track 2 even ended. I was amazed at how incredible its relaxing effect was. I think this work's appeal comes down to two main points. The first is the "atmosphere within the work." The slow way of speaking from both voice actresses, along with the faintly audible BGM, created a really wonderful atmosphere. To describe specifically what kind of atmosphere it is—though this is purely subjective, so some people might not agree—it's exactly the atmosphere of the section of an aquarium where jellyfish and the like are displayed. Unlike the lively areas with the big tanks, it's dim, has few people, but is somehow fantastical—that kind of space. While listening to this work, that scene somehow popped into my head for some reason. I'd be happy if anyone else understands what I mean. The second point is the "high quality of the sound." During the ear-cleaning scene partway through, you can hear ear-cleaning on one side and a stroking sound on the other. Of course the ear-cleaning sound was wonderful and healing, but what I personally liked even more was the stroking sound. It wasn't just a sound that sounded like stroking—it genuinely gave the sensation of being stroked around the back, and it was really lovely. I bought this work on a whim after seeing it for sale, but it was a wonderful work that far exceeded my expectations. I recommend it to anyone who wants to feel healed.

This is a voice work where you're healed by a pair of jellyfish sisters in a world inside a fish tank called "Aquarium Utopia." It features that weightless, floating sensation of being underwater, and you can hear the sisters' whispering voices from each ear. I can highly recommend it as sleep-inducing audio. Making it all the way to the end while staying properly awake is quite difficult (lol) Given the "returning a favor" premise, both of them treat you very kindly and intimately. Recommended.