The plot is compact and reasonable, and the jokes are interspersed more naturally. Little Tang Seng gossip, loves to chat and is naive and persistent, Bajie is stupid, timid but just and kind, and Wukong's love and hate, rebellion and entanglement all make these traditional characters more "grounded" personality.
The seiyuu is the original version of "Luo Xiaoheiji". They are the best experienced group in the domestic dubbing team and my favorite seiyuu Team. The sound is natural and unpretentious, while at the same time fitting in with the character's characteristics.
The style and effect of the painting can best reflect the work of eight years of hard work. I like the scene where the great saint sits on the top of the mountain in the cloud at the beginning and end of the film, and the big red cloak flutters in the wind with the 3D effect straight into the eyes.
Of course, the film itself has a lot worth mentioning expenses (the plot can be more fleshed out, and the effect of the fight scenes can be further improved). But as far as domestic animation is concerned, it is already very difficult. come on! Support and look forward to new works that will be better in the future.
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