I wonder why Lian-Chu is the shape of a Japanese samurai

The visual effects are very good, floating islands, flying cities, fantastic pictures, very creative, and it feels like walking through space. But the story is simple, the plot is general, and the final victory scene has been rushed. I guess I can't think of a better performance method and battle scene. Only then did I know that the knitting stick in my mother's hand is so magical!

Although the Dragon in the film uses a Chinese look, in fact the dragon in the West generally has an evil meaning, referring to some animals with wings. This film uses some Chinese elements, such as dragons unique to China. You can hear Chinese elements as soon as you listen to the background music. But Lian-Chu uses the look of a Japanese samurai. The Zoe in it is called his name separately: LI-AN-CHU, at first I thought it was Li Anchu, so I’m not sure which country it is from. I will look for it after reading. After reading the introduction, his name should be a Chinese talent, right: Chu Lian, it should be Chu Lian after transliteration, puzzled! It is estimated that foreigners do not understand the difference between Japan and China that much, anyway, they are all from the East.

Q: Is Hcetor a rabbit, a dog, a pig, or a combination of a rabbit, a dog, and a pig? Because I heard Zoe say that it is a dog, but it has two long ears and a pig nose.

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