Been a fan of the series for long time now. Each part of the series brings something unique to the lore and makes one wonder about future episodes, while keeping answering the older questions, so blatantly speaking: the script is keeping a good level of suspense. Also, every character has his own quirks, and we can see they are quite dynamic (especially Huey).
4.5/5
The graphics are good enough to show Warlord's imagination, which must mean they are parallel to her amazing script writing prowess. Every now and then she keeps adding new ideas to the animation (I think the "thought bubble" was the first for this series here), and every little nook and cranny of the screen serves its purpose of delivering warm story, not too candish(yes, that's a word), and not too raw, just the perfect solution in between. 4.5/5
Talking about music and voice overs normally is the strongest point of the series. Not only is the music giving the rural vibe, the animation inside reflects and synchronizes everything from flute music to lip sync. This episode, although not as musical as the other Warlord's pieces, brings joy to the ears and a smile on the face. 5/5
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Huey... why are you giving people false hope... I just hope he thinks of something before the next episode.
I can't get Ms Kitty's song about the Moon, sometimes I sing it in work.