The idea of this movie is actually worth thinking about. It can be summed up in one sentence: Because Ramali deceived Raya and other human beings, the dragon crystal was broken, and Raya embarked on a journey to save the world by collecting fragments.
My favorites are Raya and Namali, and I also like Shenlong Shisu. I was shocked that Raja admitted at the beginning that it was her fault and that she was partly responsible for the way the world has become. Raya is a kind, brave and persistent person, she is the soul. She was very clever and got three dragon crystal fragments. I met three little friends on a piece. They are characters who break stereotypes. They seem to be evil, but they are lonely, kind, and attentive, and they are cunning and naughty.
The best supporting characters are also the little girl and her army of monkeys. She threw away the diaper, she was unrestrained and lively; she and the monkey group first took advantage of Raja's kindness to steal the crystal, and later helped Raja. She was a very clever and lovely character, and even saved people in the final disaster. A transformation of hers.
Shisu seems to me more like a trait - trust in peace. She taught Raya to trust, the first time she trusted someone to be deceived, but she still believed. Her story with four other dragons and crystals is also a story of trust. Finally, in the Dragon Tooth Domain, due to the danger of Raya Tai in Shisu, and the mentality of Raya and Namali between trust and distrust, Shisu was accidentally shot by Ramali.
Perhaps the literacy of this Ministry of Electricity is "I take the first step", the first peace is a step taken by Xisu, and the second unity is a step taken by Laya.
Although Raya was lively and dashing before, especially when she was fighting with Namali, she was full of heroism, but that was not enough. When she overcame her anger and chose to forgive and even trust Namali, even at the expense of her own life, she now has her own. soul.
The role of Ramali, I hated it at first, but the more I think about it, the more impressed I am. She is a villain who cheated and betrayed at first, but she is also guilty and has been looking for Raya. She appears again as a dictatorial and dangerous figure. She has a bright side, she goes it alone with Raja, and she wants to trust Shisu. Another villain, her mother is also a three-dimensional figure with two sides. I think after her mother turned into a stone statue, she decided to duel with Raya, which is also a very interesting picture.
The really sublime part of the movie is that in the end Shisu dies, and Crystal is restored because of the trust between people. My favorite scene is also at the end, Raya said, "Let me take the first step." Namali put her hand on the petrified Raya's shoulder and entrusted her life.
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