Dyesebel Meets Fredo

Dyesebel found her way to swim up to the shore always waiting for Fredo, the boy who saved her from a tangled fishnet. Dyesebel grew up to be a very beautiful mermaid and she has fallen in love with Fredo, something that her adoptive mother, Banak, feared because, Lucia, Dyesebel's mother, suffered for falling in love with a man. Berbula (played by Michelle Madrigal), the queen's daughter, followed Dyesebel one time and found out where Dyesebel was going. To go to the land of mortal men was a forbidden law in the kingdom of Sireneya. Berbula saw Fredo on the shore and she, too, had fallen in love with him.

Banak (played by Lotlot de Leon) warned her adopted daughter, Dyesebel, to stop going to the land of men. Dyesebel swore that she would again never. But, upon learning that Fredo was ashore, she swam up to see her prince once again. Meanwhile, while Fredo was setting his sail, the mast knocked him off and was thrown to the sea.

The target audience of Dyesebel is the kids. So, expect some scenes to be kid-like. Even the Sireneya set looked very kiddie. Being a mature audience, I certainly was expecting more. It's sad that in the studio, the production cannot show the mermaid and mermen swimming. In every scene, the fish humanoids were always seated or their tails were blocked. Also noticeable was the dry hair of the mermaids and mermen. Maybe the makeup artists should apply wet-look lotion to the casts hair.