Miss fae the magic realm / Aishah Athirah Mohd Tarmizee

"Leluri Studio" is an lnstagram-based company dedicated to sharing beautiful illustration with local theme. They have cultivated a loyal following and engagement with the motto to keep the Malay heritage alive. This passion projec t is made to introduce audiences to a rich narrative that delves into fantasy and emotional depth. 'Miss Fae: The Magic Realm' , with the tagline, "Will the magic's secrets be unlocked?" invites audience into a vibrant, mythical world designed for 'special' children blessed with unique magical abilities. The protagonist, Miss Fae, is the guardian of the magic realm, whose mission is to care and protect these children, ensuring they thrive despite their differences. The story focuses on three children under Miss Fae's care: Frey, who can manipulate stones; Airis, who controls nature; and Eli, who has the power of flight. Together, they embark on a journey of self-discovery and bonding under Miss Fae's gentle guidance. However, their progress is disrupted by V, a villain capable of corrupting anything he desires. His sinister goal is to exploit the children 's powers for dark purposes. Through their shared struggles. the story reveals themes of resilience, trust, and the strength found in community. Beyond its fantasy setting, the movie subtly addresses real-world issues. The "special" children in the story represent neurodivergent individuals. While these characteristics are not highlighted, they are written into the narrative to emphasize the importance of understanding and supporting children with diverse needs. The movie portrays Miss Fae's efforts to adapt her care to each child's individuality, demonstrating how patience and empathy can enable them to realize their full potential. These careful depictions were intended to avoid romanticizing or stereotyping mental health conditions. aiming instead for accuracy and respect. In the end, Miss Fae: The Magic Realm is not just an animated movie but an emotional journey. It aims to resonate deeply with audience, challenging them to reflect on the unseen challenges faced by others and inspiring a greater sense of empathy and responsibility.