Serenity210

I was most disappointed by the underwater scenes because they are poorly made and you can't really see anything in them and it was the mermaid theme in BL form that got me interested in this title, but if the quality of the mermaid scenes is going to be like it is in this episode, it's going to be hard to watch, and I know it's only the first episode, but for me it's a bit chaotic, it's missing an introduction, basically right from the start. the beginning of the episode, we have a scene where Pun just shows up at a bar and seduces Nawe. Well, so far I don't see any plot here, just a banal love story more in the style of school romances than a drama about mermaids, and the first trailers really promised something cool and fresh. The first episode is weak, but I don't want to give up on the drama after just one episode.

The first episode is okay, but the next ones are interesting. Seriously, I don't know about you, but I can't figure out who's who and who's with whom. So far, we have three characters, two of whom seem to be together, or at least that's how it looks, but I have no idea who they are. And then we have Nawa as the center of a love triangle between him, Phi, and that merman. I don't know what you think, but in my opinion, the underwater scenes are really poorly done. I know it's underwater, but you can't see anything except tails, even the characters' faces are barely visible, which makes it even harder to figure out who's who.

Let me put it this way: more happened in this one episode than in the previous five, and since Pong discovered his brother's secret and has now disappeared, he'll probably do something crazy or get himself into trouble in the next episode. I know we only have 10 episodes and they have to somehow fit the story into them, but for now, I'm most curious about the attack on the orphanage and the necklace. Punn remembered the necklace but not the face of the person who saved him, and since Ramil was stuck in the painting for 100 years and the event from Punn's memory was 10 years ago and the memories are not false, then if Punn did not summon him in a magical way or Ramil did not appear there somehow, then the timeline does not add up here.

I thought so too at the beginning of the trailer, but after watching the whole thing, I would say it's a combination of My Magic Prophency and Khemejira. First, there's the MC's abilities from the first, and then there's the curse/revenge of the spirits from the second, and it looks like it's going to be darker and there will be more going on. The downside so far is the MC's hair color, which just looks a little unusual to me, probably because most BLs have black-haired characters.

I don't mind YouTube because there are no problems with lagging, etc., and the subtitles are translated quite well into other languages, so you can choose your own language, not necessarily English.

It's too early to judge, but the first episode was pretty good. we'll see how the story unfolds. The downside is the large number of characters; at the moment, I don't really understand who's who and who's with whom. We'll definitely have the doctor and his partner (I haven't remembered their names yet) as a secondary couple, but seeing how many characters there are, mainly from this island, I bet we'll get one or two more secondary couples. And then there's Victor from our prince, in other words, a typical fifth wheel for the main couple. I'm curious about the main couple, how their relationship will develop and whether we'll get that development quickly, then the whole thing with the heir to the throne, or whether it will be more of a slow development of the relationship with royal affairs woven into it. At first, I didn't want to watch it because of the prince losing his memory and the amnesia itself, because I've seen a lot of movies with such themes (I mean themes of amnesia and royalty but as separate motifs) that weren't BL, and royal intrigues and matters of the heir to the throne, and generally amnesia was just annoying and boring, but I saw an episode and well, I decided to give this drama a chance, and we'll see how it turns out.

Generally speaking, I believe that not every genre works well as a live-action adaptation, and in my opinion, omegaverse is one such genre. it would work great as a screen adaptation, but in the form of an anime, e.g., like Tadaima Okaeri, because when drawing animations for omegaverse, you can really make it cool, but this genre simply won't work in a live-action version. We have a great example of this in the character of Pit Babe, because we know what that drama looked like.

I was wondering why the hunters were so fixated on this one clan, and now it occurs to me that since Ramil was the leader of this clan, he ruled over them and kept them in check, but he was imprisoned for 100 years, so it's possible that the members of this clan, freed from their leash, so to speak, began to run wild and attack people, causing a lot of harm. it turns out that the current hunters, or rather the main three, were victims of this clan's madness, and that would explain why they targeted Ramil's clan.

It is precisely this stiff holding of the hands, not moving them, that makes the scenes look strange, simply because it looks unnatural, and it is precisely such unconscious gestures and movements that are something that is done naturally when one does not know what to do with one's hands, words, or body.

I am one of those people you wrote about. I prefer heartwarming, emotional, and calm dramas, especially if they have an interesting plot, but I prefer to avoid heavy, complicated ones. I don't watch ABO Desire because I like omegaverse, but I prefer reading it rather than watching the live-action version. Besides, I don't like every story in this genre because there are definitely more toxic omegaverses and it's rare to find something like green flag or fluffy. I watched the first three episodes of a Khemejira, but now I'm waiting for the ending because I was simply tired of all the secrets and mysteries surrounding Khem, the ghosts, and the events of the past. In short, while watching, I had the impression that instead of slowly becoming clearer, things were getting even more complicated with each episode.

If it was Karn who was helping Kasidis, that would explain how he knew where and when Thap was, because these attacks were not random but appeared to be planned.

Although at the end there is something about Punn and taking care of the target, and then there is the church and Father Jetta, but I really hope that Punn is the Trojan horse because it would make no sense when it comes to the dreams, saving Ramil, etc. And well, I'll be pissed off if it turns out that Punn knew nothing about Ramil, the paintings, and the vampires, which is basically half the plot, and their relationship is a lie, and Punn wants to kill Ramil. That would really ruin the story for us

I'm curious about the connection between Punn and Rail, because we have these dreams about Punn, and the fact that Ramil knows what Punn's favorite flowers are, and generally seems to know a lot about him even though they've never met before, and also what's the deal with this necklace and how it relates to Punn and the plot itself, because you can see that this necklace keeps attracting Punn, and it's in the opening, and if it didn't matter, they wouldn't have put it in the opening.

I think it may have something to do with Pnna's parents. Maybe they were hunters. All we know is that Punn has a brother who is probably in some kind of foster family, which suggests that something happened to their parents.

Is this the song from the scene in the tent?

Please don't ruin the next episodes for us.

I agree, these hunters are more bloodthirsty than the vampires they hunt.

I wonder why they started hunting Ramil's closest circle only now, since Ramil had been sealed away for 100 years. They could have attacked Ciara and Makhina earlier.

It seems as if Ciar is jealous and has a crush on Ramil. Besides, he has the vibe of a typical rebel and will probably cause trouble.

As for point 5, so far at times their relationship is more like that of a puppy (Ramil) and a parent (Punn) than a romance.
If Ramil cares so much about Punn, why does he drag him everywhere, even to fights with hunters, leaving poor Mathias to take care of and watch over all three of them, or four if you count Punn?