Celestial Method (Sora no Method) is a heartwarming fantasy anime centered on themes of friendship, reconciliation, and the mysteries of the past. The story begins with Nonoka Komiya, a girl who returns to her hometown of Lake Kiriya City after seven years. The town is unique, dominated by the presence of a giant floating saucer in the sky. As Nonoka adjusts to her new surroundings, she encounters a mysterious blue-haired girl named Noel, who claims to have met her in the past and holds the key to fulfilling wishes. Nonoka’s return stirs up memories and emotions in her childhood friends, each of whom has been affected differently by the presence of the saucer and Nonoka’s absence.

The series intricately weaves the personal struggles and relationships of its characters. Nonoka’s childhood friends—Yuzuki, Koharu, Shione, and Sōta—each grapple with unresolved conflicts and lingering pain from the past. As Nonoka reconnects with them, the group must confront their feelings about the saucer and the wishes it represents. The interplay of nostalgia and tension builds as the characters navigate forgiveness and rediscovery, creating an emotionally charged narrative that emphasizes the bonds of friendship and the weight of promises made long ago.

Blending slice-of-life storytelling with a touch of fantasy, Celestial Method captivates viewers with its serene visuals and heartfelt moments. The series uses the saucer as both a literal and symbolic element, reflecting the characters’ emotional journeys. Through its 13-episode run, the anime delivers a moving tale about facing the past, cherishing meaningful connections, and the magic that can arise from genuine understanding and acceptance.