Animated movies are actually family movies. Except for a few depressing animations in District 11 (even if they are completed, there are very few theatrical versions), the really excellent animated films in the history of film will follow a plot principle: suitable for all ages, the plot is smooth, and the performance is natural. Too many Guoman are trying to educate something, so they force the adults away; there are also many Guoman in order to get rid of the low hat and make the dialogue obscure, so they force the young. Even feature-length animated films that are already on theaters rarely escape this problem. Not to mention the plethora of IQ-challenging animated films with low-level juveniles and plots. The film tells the acquaintance of human boy Lambert and elf girl Liya, and then in order to protect the habitat of human beings, they joined the alliance established to defeat the black dragon by accident. This temporary alliance composed of elves, magicians, rangers and legendary warriors, because of the crisis brought about by the imminent awakening of the black dragon, they temporarily abandoned the prejudice between races and jointly embarked on the road of crusade against the black dragon.
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