It's an adult-oriented animation, so children may find it unclear. The plot isn't too bad, it's totally watchable.
A few traversed scenes come to Taiping! Where! none! strange! ! (The trees in the yard flickered, and someone came to educate くんちゃん...) The plain and family-related growth story is quiet and good, but the flying is flying and I want to see more cool scenes.
The work may want to express the meaning of "even a child is a member of the family, learn to overcome difficulties and grow up by himself", while taking care of the inheritance of the entire family.
That's right, but the film doesn't explain how Shirai くんちゃん went from a willful only child to a responsible little brother who can get along with his sister in peace. Maybe I realized that some people are unable to take care of everything carefully, because other people in the family are also busy dealing with life, such as young parents who are struggling with childcare, work, and housework. Or the warmth from the long history of the big family, such as the future sister who came through. However, the film did not express such growth clearly through several experiences of くんちゃん.
It is worth mentioning that the depiction of daily life is very delicate, especially the father who works at home while raising children (I really don’t believe that there is an architect who thinks this kind of work can be done so calmly…), picking up children, feeding and washing the little daughter. The scene of the clothes cooking is very interesting. Including the upper and lower houses where the family lives, the neighbors who communicate with each other, and the grandparents who come to see the children, they are all real and vivid, and they also take into account the playful sense of animation.
Finally, the dubbing of Shiraishi Mengge, too! out! play! ! ! ...however it sounds like it's a schoolgirl instead of a 4-year-old boy... the same is true for the dubbing of other actors. It's okay to listen to it alone, but the dialogue is not so coherent and inconsistent. . So why don't the seiyuu have to find all actors to dub it! !
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