: He even meets the human personification of the family’s basset hound, Yukko, who shares his own feelings of being "replaced" by Kun years ago. The Conclusion
The film follows , a spoiled and sensitive four-year-old boy whose world is turned upside down when his parents bring home a new baby sister named Mirai . Consumed by jealousy over the loss of his parents' attention, Kun begins to act out and retreat into a magical garden in his family's courtyard. Mirai no Mirai (Dub)
(known in English simply as Mirai ) is a whimsical, Oscar-nominated animated film directed by Mamoru Hosoda . It tells a grounded yet magical story about family, growing up, and the threads that connect generations. The Core Story : He even meets the human personification of
: He encounters his mother when she was a messy, rebellious little girl, helping him see her as a person rather than just an authority figure. (known in English simply as Mirai ) is
: He meets his great-grandfather as a young man shortly after World War II, gaining respect for the strength and history of his lineage.
The English-language version was produced by and features a cast of well-known actors: Kun : Jaden Waldman Mirai (Teenager) : Victoria Grace The Father : John Cho The Mother : Rebecca Hall The Great-Grandfather : Daniel Dae Kim