#mixed animation

I'm pretty sure no one is straight in this show Theres a virtual girl that has a freaking Dragonball on her earring There wasn't enough money in the budget to have them blink normally Bruh there foreheads These kids are only 12-15 years old and saving the world from a super virus Listen there's actually diversity at the school they attend When they get to the CGI/3D part there's parts where they forgot to sync their mouths to the audio They dont abuse the return to the past, shm I would look up the lottery for that day and win the lottery Yumi is just as smart as Jeremy and the everyone brushes off her ideas but when Jeremy does it the crew is shocked Bruh they don't have any eyebrows It's a show that has kids in school and they do show them dealing with school things There's too many ships in this show Yumi is somehow the one that falls into the digital sea every episode Jeremy is only 12? And he is smart enough to hack into the school's network, and no one questions why he has a super powerful computer in his room Forehead is too strong in this show

Rabbit and Deer has been screened in 63 countries at more than 300 festivals and won over 120 awards, which is not surprising, since it not only blends the animation styles flawlessly, but the story can be understood on multiple levels, by a wide audience. The reason I wanted to post it, however, was because after watching Interstellar, I thought it clearly expressed our inability to understand the science behind other dimensions, while being an allegory about how difficult it is to understand the emotional space of the people we love.