The Primus extracts a Mixed Yuan Bead into a spirit bead and a demon bead. The spirit bead can be reincarnated in human to help King Zhou establish a new dynasty, the demon bead will create a devil and harm human. Ne Zha is the one who should be spirit bead hero but he becomes a devil incarnate, because the spirit bead and the demon bead is switched.
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Ne Zha Ratings & Reviews
- RNMarch 15, 2025Not bad! Comparable to Disney/Pixar films!
- jcwkJune 25, 20251000000 It is so good
- BlairAugust 5, 2025Confusing start, but cool ending. Worth sticking it through the weird world building for the cool fight scenes. Budget mostly went on CGI instead of the writing.
- Cineit.blogOctober 14, 2025China's answer to Pixar has arrived, and it's a visual knockout. "Ne Zha" is a stunning animated epic rooted in deep Chinese mythology, telling the story of a demon-child destined for destruction who chooses to forge his own path. While the humor sometimes feels a bit too much like a DreamWorks movie, the action is spectacular, and the story has a powerful message about destiny and sacrifice. It's a gorgeous and refreshingly complex adventure that proves Chinese animation is a global force to be reckoned with.
- Nak clawsSeptember 22, 2025Amazing
- JAWSTROOPERSSeptember 2, 2025Masterpiece
- arcanus99June 24, 2025A good story, funny and fun
- HakihikoJanuary 27, 2025Defying Fate with Heart and Spectacle "Ne Zha" delivers a fresh and visually stunning take on Chinese mythology, offering an engaging blend of humor, action, and heartfelt emotion. The animation is top-notch, showcasing vibrant colors, dynamic character designs, and breathtaking battle sequences that rival major Western studios. The story is both compelling and unique, following Ne Zha's journey as a misunderstood outcast grappling with his supposed destiny. The narrative beautifully balances its themes of defiance against fate, self-acceptance, and redemption, making the movie resonate on an emotional level. Ne Zha's mischievous personality adds a fun layer, while supporting characters like Ao Bing and Ne Zha's parents bring depth and heart to the story. The humor, though occasionally a bit juvenile, works well for the most part, keeping the tone light without undermining the emotional weight. Overall, "Ne Zha" is a triumph for Chinese animation, blending traditional folklore with modern storytelling in a way that feels fresh and exciting. While it's not perfect, its emotional depth and stunning visuals make it a must-watch for fans of animated films.
