The entire premise of Glaucos is the relationship between humans and nature, and more specifically the unbreakable bond between our protagonist, Cisse, and the ocean he was born in.
The story is straightforward enough to keep the pace moving, but it's not something that really shines. Basically we are introduced to the world of free diving, through the eyes of Cisse- to whom free diving means the union with the oceans depths. Although it is really unique and has some elements that enhance it greatly it's not enough to make the story amazing, just good.
From the very beginning you will understand that this is
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Jun 24, 2010
First let me just say I was surprised when I saw that there are no reviews for a manga with 65 chapters scanlated (so far). You would think that at least one of those 1000+ members (18 favorites- at this time) that have read Sidooh would sum up a few ideas they had about it and shared with the rest of us by now but, i digress.
The story is pretty straightforward, even though it has it's share of twists, it's plot keeps moving in the same direction; the survival of two teen brothers, in some era of Japan, wouldn't matter if I said the ... |
