5 Great Korean Animated Movies You Should Add To Your Watchlist

"Wonderful Days" is set in a post-apocalyptic world where pollution has nearly destroyed human life. The city of Ecoban was created to use pollution as an energy source, but an elite faction within the city refuses to accept survivors from the outside. The protagonist, Shua, faces challenges and tests his love for his childhood friend, Jay, as they try to survive in the highly polluted Earth.

Oseam tells the heartwarming story of a blind young girl named Gami and her hyperactive little brother, Gilson. After losing their mother, the siblings find themselves in a Buddhist temple, where they encounter love, compassion, and the power of faith. This touching movie highlights the bond between siblings and the importance of kindness, leaving viewers with a profound sense of hope and gratitude.

Join Daisy, a brave hen, as she embarks on an extraordinary adventure into the wild. After escaping from a commercial farm, Daisy soon finds herself in a new world filled with dangers and obstacles. Along the way, she encounters various animals and learns the true meaning of freedom, friendship, and perseverance. This charming film reminds us to cherish our freedom and appreciate the beauty of nature.

"My Beautiful Girl, Mari" transports viewers into a magical realm where a young boy named Namoo escapes his troubled reality through his vivid imagination. When he discovers a secret lighthouse that serves as a portal to an alternate world, Namoo encounters Mari, a mysterious girl with a troubled past. Through their friendship, Namoo learns valuable lessons about forgiveness, acceptance, and the power of imagination.

This enchanting retelling of a classic fairy tale follows the story of a princess named Snow White, who possesses a pair of magical red shoes. When she puts on the shoes, she undergoes a remarkable transformation, challenging societal beauty standards. This visually stunning film celebrates inner beauty and sends a powerful message about self-acceptance and the importance of embracing one's uniqueness.