

In the anime: "Daphne in the Brilliant Blue," is it ever explained why Maya is
rejected by the Ocean Agency?

I never found out, but in the 1st episode (I may have missed something) Maya
seemed like the best possible candidate. So why the rejection?


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Is it ever explained why Maya is rejected by the Ocean Agency?


Yes, it is explained and the reason is understandable. Ensure you have
finished the series:

> She was rescued by the Ocean Agency once she surfaced in a life pod,
> approximately 100 years after the Elpida catastrophe. She was resurrected,
> and unsuccessfully treated by the Ocean Agency psychologists. Her memories
> were altered with that of a different life, which was done to enable her to
> function and live her life. Her brother, whom was the only other survivor,
> surfaced ~60 years earlier and posed as her grandfather, and was not allowed
> to tell her the truth due to the involved risks and agreements he made to
> ensure her safety. She was rejected because she was a survivor of the city
> of Elpida, and the entire catastrophe was covered up, therefore making her a
> risk to the agency and government.


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