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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also how Chin's a part of a reality which Fei Fei doesn't want to accept (a reality where her father has moved on). In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. In the end, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped her see she needs to move on from the past.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's Chang'e's legend, but also how Chin's a part of a reality which Fei Fei doesn't want to accept (a reality where her father has moved on). In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. In the end, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped her see she needs to move on from the past.
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* In Chin’s ping pong battle against Chang’e, he states that his ability to annoy could be another superpower, and it ends up actually helping him in their match, as he throws her off her game and the ball bends unnaturally around Chang’e’s paddle, leading to his victory. Was it chance? Or perhaps, Chin’s “annoying-ness” is another way of saying he’s TheTrickster! Chinese myth has a trickster in the form of Sun Wukong, but he has no notable interactions with Chang’e, so she is unused to this treatment, and as such, Chin wins the game.
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* Chang’e refers to both the moon and herself as a star that gives off light MULTIPLE TIMES in ‘Ultraluminary.’ She’s a moon goddess; she should know that the moon is not either of those things!
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* Chang’e refers to both the moon and herself as a star that gives off light MULTIPLE TIMES in ‘Ultraluminary.’ She’s a moon goddess; she should know that the moon is not either of those things!things!
* Why ‘’did’’ Fei Fei stuff a mooncake (that was probably weeks old by that point) from someone she didn’t want in her life into her bag?
* Why ‘’did’’ Fei Fei stuff a mooncake (that was probably weeks old by that point) from someone she didn’t want in her life into her bag?
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** Alternatively, it also establishes Fei Fei's character arc: although she'll miss her mother, she needs to recognize there's still people in her life who love and care for her (just as her father was comforting her).
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* Why is Chang’e’s hanfu green? In some versions of the tale, she’s transformed into a [[BalefulPolymorph frog]] on the moon as punishment.
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* Why is Chang’e’s hanfu green? In some versions of the tale, she’s [[ForcedTransformation transformed into a [[BalefulPolymorph frog]] on the moon as punishment.
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*When Ba ba and Fei Fei were pushing the lily pad away after Ma ma's passing, the father immediately went to comfort his daughter while our protagonist was still reaching out of it; basically, giving the viewers a subtle foreshadowing that Fei fei never moved on and her dad did.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also how Chin's a part of a reality which Fei Fei doesn't want to accept (a reality where her father has moved on). In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. In the end, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped has helped her see she needs to move on from her past.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also how Chin's a part of a reality which Fei Fei doesn't want to accept (a reality where her father has moved on). In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. In the end, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped has helped her see she needs to move on from her the past.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also how Chin himself is from a reality of Fei Fei doesn't want to accept (a reality where her father has moved on). In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. In the end, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped has helped her see she needs to move on from her past.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also how Chin himself is from Chin's a part of a reality of which Fei Fei doesn't want to accept (a reality where her father has moved on). In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. In the end, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped has helped her see she needs to move on from her past.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also the reality of Fei Fei's father moving on. In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. What's more, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped give her the strength to move on from her past.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also the how Chin himself is from a reality of Fei Fei's Fei doesn't want to accept (a reality where her father moving on.has moved on). In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. What's more, In the end, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped give has helped her the strength see she needs to move on from her past.past.
** Alternatively, Bungee staying in the care of Jade Rabbit and Chang'e is meant to show that although Fei Fei is ready to move on with her life, it doesn't mean she has to forget her mother or neglect her memory.
** Alternatively, Bungee staying in the care of Jade Rabbit and Chang'e is meant to show that although Fei Fei is ready to move on with her life, it doesn't mean she has to forget her mother or neglect her memory.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also the reality of Fei Fei's father moving on. In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. What's more, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped give her the strength to move on from her past.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also the reality of Fei Fei's father moving on. on. In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. memory. What's more, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped give her the strength to move on from her past.
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* Adding to the above fridge, it's fitting that Chin has a pet frog in his pocket. The frog is meant to [[{{Symbolism}} signify]] not only the selfish aspect of Chan'e's legend, but also the reality of Fei Fei's father moving on. In contrast, Fei Fei's pet rabbit Bungee is meant to embody her more romanticized view of the legend, and her attachment to her mother's memory. What's more, Bungee stays on the moon with Jade Rabbit, representing how Fei Fei's experience with Chang'e has helped give her the strength to move on from her past.
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* Part of the reason Chin was able to adjust quickly to Chang'e's rigged Lunarian ping pong game because earlier in the movie, he is shown hanging upside down at Fei Fei's home and hitting ping bong balls while on the ceiling with ease. He is already used to unorthodox ways of playing ping pong.
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* Part of the reason Chin was able to adjust quickly to Chang'e's rigged Lunarian ping pong game because earlier in the movie, he is shown hanging upside down at Fei Fei's home and hitting ping bong pong balls while on the ceiling with ease. He is already used to unorthodox ways of playing ping pong.
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* Part of the reason Chin was able to adjust quickly to Chang'e's rigged Lunarian ping pong game because earlier in the movie, he is shown hanging upside down at Fei Fei's home and hitting ping bong balls while on the ceiling with ease. He is already used to unorthodox ways of playing ping pong.
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*Chang’e refers to both the moon and herself as a star that gives off light MULTIPLE TIMES in ‘Ultraluminary.’ She’s a moon goddess; she should know that the moon is not either of those things!
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* Why is Chang’e’s hanfu green? In some versions of the tale, she’s transformed into a [[BalefulPolymorph frog]] on the moon as punishment.
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* Why is Chang’e’s hanfu green? In some versions of the tale, she’s transformed into a [[BalefulPolymorph frog]] on the moon as punishment.punishment.
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* Jade Rabbit is an immortal being, while Bungee is just an ordinary rabbit. Unless there was something in that lightning-ears potion to make her immortal too, isn’t Jade going to lose her in a couple years just like Chang’e lost Houyi? This whole cycle could repeat all over again.
** Jade probably can brew up an immortality elixir to give to Bungee if that becomes an issue, or maybe Chang'e has the ability to make the rabbit immortal using her vaguely-defined goddess powers.
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* Jade Rabbit is an immortal being, while Bungee is just an ordinary rabbit. Unless there was something in that lightning-ears potion to make her immortal too, isn’t Jade going to lose her in a couple years just like Chang’e lost Houyi? This whole cycle could repeat all over again.
** Jade probably can brew up an immortality elixir to give to Bungee if that becomes an issue, or maybe Chang'e has the ability to make the rabbit immortal using her vaguely-defined goddess powers.
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* Why is Chang’e’s ancient costume green? In some versions of the tale, she’s transformed into a [[BalefulPolymorth Frog]] on the moon as punishment.
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* Why is Chang’e’s ancient costume hanfu green? In some versions of the tale, she’s transformed into a [[BalefulPolymorth Frog]] [[BalefulPolymorph frog]] on the moon as punishment.
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* Why is Chang’e’s ancient costume green? In some versions of the tale, she’s transformed into a [[BalefulPolymorth Frog]] on the moon as punishment.
* Why is Chang’e’s ancient costume green? In some versions of the tale, she’s transformed into a [[BalefulPolymorth Frog]] on the moon as punishment.
