'Ne Zha 2' review: Magic mythical mayhem


By AGENCY
Hey, I may be a kid, but I make being a god look cool. — Handout

In this sequel to the Chinese box-office animation hit Ne Zha (2019), the rebellious child deity Ne Zha (voiced by Lu Yanting) and his ally, the dragon deity Ao Bing (Han Mo), have become spirits.

Without physical bodies, they face annihilation. The Taoist Immortal, Master Taiyi (Zhang Jiaming), volunteers his Seven-Coloured Precious Lotus, a life-giving device.

8 10

Summary:


It's a lot to take in, but it works, somehow.

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