Beautiful Faces, Gorgeous Tails
This series honestly started off with a lot of promise. The plot felt fresh and unique, especially with the whole mermen angle—it’s not something you see every day, and it immediately caught my attention. The casting was spot‑on too; the actors really looked the part, with their striking faces and lean, athletic builds that made them believable as these mythical sea creatures. The underwater visuals were another highlight. The shots had a nice polish to them, and the mermen tails in particular were well‑designed and looked pretty convincing on screen. But as the episodes went on, the excitement just fizzled out. The story lost its direction and started dragging, almost like the writers weren’t sure where they wanted to take it. Instead of building momentum, it felt repetitive and meandering, which made it harder to stay invested. So in the end, while it had the potential to be a standout series, it ended up being just okay. Not terrible, but not memorable either. I’d give it a fair 3.5 out of 5 stars—worth checking out if you’re curious, but don’t expect it to blow you away.
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