I didn’t liked it. that’s use the solarpunk aesthetic to try tell you even with clean energy the society still will slave things a be amoral with the wild and destroy ecosystems only for profit. I hate that. It’s like when they say the anarchist are all cryptobros.

Half-Earth perhaps, but I didn’t see much actual solarpunk. The only society we see seems to prefer automated and sterile mass agriculture as well as consumer capitalism (the protagonist is a product). I suppose the attempt to rebel against this given purpose could count as punk, but is it solarpunk? The story has very little to say about society.

Visually it was beautiful, but the pacing felt a bit too fast for my adult brain.

The three novels are quite good as well, targeted at kids, you can probably read them as fast as watching a movie.

I liked the implied history from the underwater landmarks and human structures.

I like this, will have to check out the novels for my kids too!