Over The Moon

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Launch Into Lunar Legends

Fei Fei, fueled by love and memories, builds a rocket, zooms to the moon, meets a zany, heartbroken moon goddess, and through luminous adventures and dazzling songs, learns about coping with loss, belief, and embracing the future.

Over The Moon Trivia

Which mythical creature does Fei Fei encounter in "Over the Moon"? (Medium)

#1: Dragon

#2: Griffin

#3: Moon Goddess

#4: Unicorn

What unique characteristic does Fei Fei's pet rabbit, Bungee, possess in "Over the Moon"? (Hard)

#1: Extraordinary jumping ability

#2: Fluorescent fur

#3: Ability to communicate telepathically

#4: Bioluminescence

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Over The Moon Fun Facts

Fei Fei's bunny, Bungee, is inspired by a real-life rabbit belonging to director Glen Keane's daughter.

Over the Moon uses 2D animation for the Ultra Luminary sequence, providing a nostalgic touch amidst its primarily 3D animated world.

Over The Moon Polls

Who is your favorite character in Over the Moon?

Fei Fei

Chang’e

Gobi

Chin

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Which song from Over the Moon is your favorite?

Rocket to the Moon

Ultraluminary

Wonderful

Fly Away

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Popular Characters

Fei Fei

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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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film-release

October 23, 2020

Release of "Over the Moon" on Netflix

The animated musical fantasy film "Over the Moon" was released on Netflix, making it widely accessible to audiences worldwide.

award-nomination

April 25, 2021

Academy Awards Nomination for Best Animated Feature

"Over the Moon" received a nomination for Best Animated Feature at the 93rd Academy Awards, recognizing its artistic achievement.

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