When Freddy Lupine's wayward wish turns him into a werewolf and lands a mischievous moon fairy on Earth, Freddy must restore cosmic order before the Earth and Moon collide. restrictions". The uncut version was rated "6 or older".. Follows 100% Wolf (2020). The Great Kennel by Ash Gibson Greig, Andrew Craig. Pink-maned "Freddy" looks more like a poodle than a wolf, but he's energetic when it comes to helping his pack of wolf superheroes who ask to help those in need! Tired of constant humiliation, he looks at the sky and makes a wish. Next, there is the moon spirit "Mupu" in front of him, and he is no longer a weakling. The fact is that his new blue friend needs life energy to survive, and therefore they must find a way to repatriate him to their own kind on the moon, otherwise disaster will befall us all! There is only one way to do this, and that is to find "Max" - a rogue wolf who lives deep in the forest and possesses the necessary magic spell. They go on a search, but will the resentful "Max" even want to help them, or does she have her own cunning plan to take revenge on those who kicked her out? It's a pretty fun family adventure, but it has a hard time finding its audience. The very young will probably not appreciate the sense of threat (tea time), especially towards the end, and those who are older will probably be repulsed by the rather childish character of "Freddy". It's also probably twenty minutes longer, but as a simple lighthearted drama it does what it says, touching on the aspirations of all of us when we're young and want to fit in, be leaders and be appreciated. A forgettable thing, but it is decently animated and quite watchable.