39/29
When Freddy Lupin’s evil sidekick turns him into a werewolf and places a malevolent moon elf on Earth, Freddy must restore cosmic order before the Earth and the Moon collide. The German script for the drama is roughly edited. "No Age Limits" 2.5 minutes to be sure; Rating. The uncut version follows "Not Under 6".. 100% Wolf (2020). The Great Kennel was written by Ash Gibson Greig and Andrew Craig. Pink "Freddy" More of a poodle than a wolf, he is passionate about helping his band of wolf superheroes who are trying to help victims! Tired of constantly saving, he looks up at the sky and makes a wish. Next thing you know, the moon spirit "moopoo" is in front of him and he’s no longer a fool. The thing is, his new blue friend needs vitality to survive, so they have to find a way to get him back with his own kind to the moon, or we’ll all have a disaster! There’s only one way to do it, and that’s with "Max" – An outcast wolf who lives deep in the forest and has the magic he needs. They set off on their quest, but they are dismayed by "Max". Does she want to help them at all, or does she have her own devious plan to get revenge on those who cast her out? This is a very entertaining family adventure, but it’s hard to find its audience. The very young (Tea Time) may not appreciate the sense of danger, especially towards the end – and the slightly older ones will probably be put off by the childish characterization of “Freddie”. It’s about twenty minutes long, but as a simple light drama it does what it says on the tin, touching on the desires we all have when we’re young and want to fit in and lead. It has to be appreciated. Unmemorable stuff, but it’s decently animated and watchable enough.