Sohone And Mune

In this movie we are introduced to a strange world. Day and night are controlled by two guardians; the guardian of the moon and the guardian of the sun. The first guardian of the sun brought the sun closer to their planet by harpooning it down, and the first guardian of the moon carved the moon from the land of dreams. Every so often a new guardian is chosen to protect the balance of the world, the newest guardians are two young, and naive creatures. Sohone, guardian of the sun; strong, arrogant, loud but also honorable, and Mune, guardian of the moon; rambunctious, meek, kind, but brave as well. With two inexperienced guardians Necross, an old guardian that became evil, initiated his plan to steal the sun. He succeeds and it is up to Mune,
Everything is carefully colored and designed to create this interesting world. Trees are made to look round, cartoony and bubbly. This world is separated into two parts; day and night. Day has a warm golden color and the people of the day are energetic, loud and passionate. The animators designed the day characters as rocks people, showing their link to the sun. They are seen as warm and dry, they resemble rocks you might find by the Grand Canyon. Sohone, for example, is designed as a large, shiny, warm marble. He looks as if he could have been carved from the sun itself and he even releases heat like the sun. Night, however, has a cool blue-purple color and the people are reserved, quiet and respectable. Animators made the people of the night resemble animals. Many are covered in blue fur and have skinny limbs. Mune is an especially small creature who has aspects of a fawn. He is quick and light on his feet. His cares for the young, helping them fall asleep and dream peaceful dreams. Despite what Mune originally thought he makes an excellent guardian of the moon. His design is to make people see him as weak, small, and unheroic yet his actions show him as strong and brave. This is one way animators and movie directors work to fool the audience, by making something seem one-dimensional but making them actually three-dimensional. The last group of characters include Glim and her father, wax people. They live