Although the box monster looks awkward, he is an inventor and a builder. At the same time, he is extremely timid, hiding and not resisting by nature.
The villain's Red Hat also looks displeased. He has a low status and longs for rights and status. At the same time, he is struggling to pursue the "noble" cheese who is at odds with himself. Is he pure ignorance or self-deception?
The actor thinks about his identity several times, and finally embraces all of himself.
The hero's father discovered the talents of the box monsters called monsters, and was happy to socialize.
The heroine's portrayal is slightly less, but she can still see the transition from squeamish submission to understanding and proactive help.
The father of the city owner is obsessed with the white hat and cheese representing the powerful, but in the end he made a comforting choice between status and his daughter.
Of course, it is inevitable that the masses will be deceived and transformed.
The end credits once again aroused my admiration for this film. This is the crystallization of a group of people who really love stop motion animation and insist on it.
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