The Moose Dokko

The Moose Dokko is a 2023 American animated film produced by Deadsney. it was released on January 1 2023

The main characters are Dokko the Moose, his parents (Dokko's Grandfather in the forest and his mother) his friends, Krash and Chiko, his best friend, Pin, and the villian of the story Man. The plot centers around Dokko growing up in the forest after his mother is shot by Man.

Plot

The film begins where we see the forest at dawn, and all the forest animals are waking up. Suddenly, a bird spreads the news about something. Krash (a young rabbit) wakes up an owl named Olga, who asks what has happened. Krash tells him that the new prince is born. Olga flies off to the area where the young prince is born, along with many other animals. Upon reaching the area, the animals come across the mother moose and her newborn calf lying by her side. The animals congratulate her. She then urges her new calf to wake up and see everybody. He wakes up and takes a good, long look at all the animals surrounding him. At first, he is frightened by Olga, who gives a friendly hoot but then manages to make a smile. He then attempts to get up, but due to him being very young, he can hardly keep his balance. The Calf then lies back into his resting area and gives a big yawn. Olga says to the creatures that it may be time for them to leave. They all leave, except for Krash, who asks the calf's mother what his name will be. She replies that she will name him Dokko. Krash, liking the name, says goodbye to her and runs off to join his family. Happy with the name, Dokko's mother snuggles up with her sleeping calf and then fell fast asleep.

A few days later Dokko and his mother are walking through the forest. Dokko falls behind a little, getting distracted by some greeting animal neighbors. Upon seeing him fall, Krash ran over to the young prince, asking his mother if he is alright. She replies that he is doing fine. Dokko then gets back up onto his feet and can continue walking, with Krash They soon come across some birds eating some berries. Krash then teaches Dokko how to say bird. he is able to say it, shouting out on the top of his lungs, "Bird!" Happy with his success, Krash ran off to tell Dokko's mother and their mother what the young prince's first word was, while Dokko runs off chasing a butterfly (thinking it to be a bird). Krash tells him that it is not a bird but a butterfly. The butterfly flies off, leaving Dokko to think that the huge yellow flower in front of him was the butterfly he saw. Krash tells him that it is a flower. Dokko tries smelling the flowers but comes face to face with a young hedgehog. Dokko calls him Chiko, which leaves Krash rolling over his backside with laughter. The hedgehog, however, says that he's fine with being called Chiko, which makes the baby calf very happy.

The day grows late, and it is time for Krash to go home, leaving Dokko with his mother. Off in the distance, a thunderstorm is gathering and coming closer. He is then awakened by the noise of some raindrops, which then form a small brook flowing right past his resting area. Soon, the whole forest is alive with raindrops dropping about. The animals living in the forest run for shelter from the falling water. Suddenly, the violent part of the storm comes when lightning bolts flash about in a bright flash of light and produces many loud noises, leaving Dokko frightened. Soon, the storm departs, and the sunrise off in the distance is slowly seen. Dokko, now asleep next to his mother's side, snuggles up with his mother as the last drops of the storm falling.

The next scene shows Dokko and his mother going to the meadows. Dokko looks at his reflection in a puddle, Suddenly, another reflection appears to his side. He looks up at the unknown source, which turns out to be a Penguin. Feeling frightened of the Penguin, Dokko runs back up to his mother for protection. The Penguin's name is Pin. Dokko's mother encourages Dokko to say hello to him

Suddenly from out of the forest, a huge herd of horses appear from nowhere. Pin runs away in fear while Dokko watches the horses bound across the field. He even tries running alongside them but ends up almost getting trampled, taking cover inside a log. Suddenly, they all stop. Wondering why,

The next part follows Dokko's Grandfather walking through the forest. Suddenly, the forest's silence is broken when Carlin the crow is flying past, calling out an alarm for danger. Dokko's Grandfather seeing the danger runs back to the meadow Soon, the whole meadow is full of frightened animals, running for their lives. Pin and Krash unite with their mothers and escape, but Dokko gets left behind, searching for his mother. His mother is looking for him as well. Suddenly, the meadow is completely empty. Suddenly, Dokko's Grandfather appears from behind him and brings him back to her den. Off in the distance, a loud gunshot is heard. A few minutes later, Dokko's mother exits her den and she tells Dokko that everything is alright. Dokko asks her what had happened and why everyone ran. After a moment of silence, his mother replies, "Man... was in the forest."

During the winter, Dokko discovers snow. While Dokko is looking at snow, he sees Krash sliding on the ice. He teaches Dokko how to slide on the ice, but it is rather very tough for the calf, as he keeps losing his footing on the ice. After that, they meet Chiko, who is trying to hibernate. After the winter. Dokko and his mother go to the meadow and discover a patch of grass, heralding the arrival of spring. As they eat, his mother senses a hunter and orders Dokko to flee. As they run, two gunshots are heard. When Dokko arrives, he discovers that his mother is no longer with him. He wanders off in the forest, calling for her, but she does not answer, Dokko's Grandfather came to him and says "Your mother can't be with you anymore," and leads the heartbroken Dokko away and also says, "Come...my son", revealing that he's his father as the snowflakes continue to fall.

Years later, it is mating season, and everyone is in love - although their romance disrupts Olga from her sleep, forcing him to fly to a smaller tree. When he tries to sleep, a teen Dokko is seen rubbing his antlers on the tree, shaking it about. He is soon reunited with Krash and Chiko as birds fly around them. Chiko is the first to fall in love with a female Hedgehog named Bluebell and leave with her. Krash is next to be courted by another rabbit - a little larger than himself who is named Buttercup. Dokko is disgusted until he runs into Pin while he tries to drink from a pond, and they become a couple.

Weeks later, Dokko is awoken by the smell of smoke. His father explains that Man has returned to the forest with other hunters, and they must go deep into the forest. Dokko searches for Pin, who herself is looking for him. Suddenly, gunshots are heard when Petya the Rooster tries to soar to the air, and the animals run for their lives. Pin gets chased by some hunting dogs. She tries to lose the dogs, but one of the dogs ambushes her from her escape route, and she jumps up a rocky outcrop and is trapped, calling out for help. Dokko finds her in time to fight them off, with Pin to jump off the outcrop and escape. With her safe and the dogs disposed of, he runs away to safety. Dokko's Grandfather finds him there and urges him back to his feet. Together they escape the forest fire (which the hunters have started) and go to a small island in a lake where the other animals, including Pin have taken refuge. Dokko reunites with Pin.

Moments later, at the end, the fire is gone, and Olga can be seen sleeping on her tree, only for Krash to disturb him by thumping their feet on a log. When Olga asks what is up, Chiko reminds him of something important, and ushers his only child, named after Dokko to hurry, as everyone races into the thicket for a big surprise. Pin have given birth to twin Penguin Chicks. Dokko stands watch on a cliff, and Dokko's Grandfather silently turns and moves away from Dokko's place as he became the new prince. And the new prince looks on proudly watching his newborn twins, just as his father did to him at his own birth.