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Nagasarete Airantou (ながされて藍蘭島 Nagasarete Airantō; Casted Away Airan Island) is a Japanese love-comedy manga series created by Japanese author Takeshi Fujishiro. It is often shortened to Airantou (藍蘭島) or Airan (藍蘭) in Japanese, and Naga or NA in English. The series is on-going as a manga and had a 26-episode anime running during the spring-summer season of 2007. It also has a few unmentioned light novels and fanbooks of its own released.

The manga series began in January 2002 and has been on a regular monthly release, with its first volume released in January 2003.

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Nagasarete Airanto Volume 1

Nagarasete Airanto

Plot[]

Ikuto Touhouin is a young man who had just left his household after a large quarrel with his father. Having left his home, he has the desire to now experience the "freedom" which he felt lacking while under his father's watch. But while travelling on a cruise ship, the ship is suddenly hit by a huge storm, throwing Ikuto overboard. He wakes up the next day to discover he is on an uncharted island populated by girls.

Ikuto finds himself to be extremely popular on the island, because no other men currently live there. As a result, nearly the entire island starts pressuring Ikuto to become their husband — all except a young girl named Suzu and her extremely old grandmother. Suzu's grandmother decides that Ikuto will live with Suzu for the time being, but Ikuto initially finds it difficult to adjust, especially with the entire island population after him night and day. Meanwhile, Suzu does her best to protect Ikuto from the masses. However, Ikuto still does not want to stay on the island, and soon after arriving, he attempts to leave by boat, but discovers the island is completely surrounded by whirlpools and tornadoes, eliminating escape by sea or air, thus impossible to leave. With no other choice, Ikuto starts to settle into life on the island.

Characters[]

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Media[]

The series was first serialized in the manga magazine Monthly Shōnen Gangan in January 2002, published by Square Enix. Since then, twenty-three volumes have been released in Japan as of Janurary 22nd, 2014.

A couple of drama CDs were released, based on stories from the manga.

An anime adaptation by the animation studio Feel aired in Japan between April 4 and September 26 of the year 2007, containing twenty-six episodes.

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