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A fun and funny tale about a sensitive, curious and rockin’ Naked Mole Rat named Wilbur who “scandalously” decides to (gasp!) get dressed! Find out what happens when Wilbur’s newfound love of rocking outfits rocks Naked Mole Rat society to its core.
A fun and funny tale about a sensitive, curious and rockin’ Naked Mole Rat named Wilbur who “scandalously” decides to (gasp!) get dressed! Find out what happens when Wilbur’s newfound love of rocking outfits rocks Naked Mole Rat society to its core.
The film's central conflict addresses the tension between individual expression and societal conformity, with the narrative championing tolerance and acceptance of difference as the solution. This aligns with left-leaning values of diversity and individual identity.
This animated musical features anthropomorphic animal characters, focusing on themes of individuality and challenging societal norms rather than human racial or gender dynamics. While the voice cast demonstrates diversity, the absence of human roles means there are no explicit race or gender swaps of traditionally white characters. The narrative does not critique or portray traditional human identities.
The film focuses on Wilbur, a mole rat who expresses individuality by wearing clothes, defying his community's norms. While promoting acceptance of differences and self-expression, the narrative does not explicitly include or address LGBTQ+ characters or themes, making its portrayal N/A.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
The film adapts the children's book where the main character, Wilbur, is male. In the adaptation, Wilbur remains a male character, and no other established characters undergo a gender change from their source material.
The film is an animated adaptation featuring animal characters (naked mole rats). These characters do not possess human racial characteristics in the source material or the film, making the concept of a "race swap" inapplicable.
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