Although this is an animation from more than ten years ago, it still looks good today.
In order to collect energy, the monsters have to scare the children at night. Lando and the boss have a different plan. Lando wants to kidnap Abu, but Abu encounters the fur monster ahead of time. Monsters know not to be touched by children. The fur monster was very afraid of Abu at first. Although the monster is a horrible thing in the eyes of the children, the fur monster's heart is very soft. It still gave up its bed to Abu and tried to send her home. Mainly at the end of the story, the separation of the hairy monster and Abu. Maoguai knew that she would never be able to see Abu again, but Abu didn't understand. After Maoguai closed the door, she still went to open the wardrobe door, but found that it was just an ordinary wardrobe. The energy of laughter is ten times greater than that of screaming, and watching the factory get better and better, the fur monster also misses Abu. Big Eyed Boy helped him repair the door, and the big cat at the end of the movie also made people cry.
When I was young, I was always afraid that the door would be opened, or that there was a shadow in the room, so I imagined the doll on the bed as a warrior to protect me. After I fell asleep, it would wake up and help me defeat the monster. Although grown up now, I still believe that my doll is my warrior, just like Abu believes that the furry is the monster that brings him joy.
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