I love how Sun Yi just looks like an adorable red panda but canonically she used this form to lay waste to hundreds of enemy soldiers and protect her daughters
Never once has, one of her descendants family ever wants to keep the red panda with them except for "meilin lee" the girl who except for who she truly is!
Really loved Sun Yi 💙 I think this is the only time we saw a smile from her in this spirit realm. It just seemed that she was sad that her family wanted to get rid of the panda. Seeing when Mei did the first ritual and she looked up at the mirror and Sun Yi is just deadpanning like 😐I'm sure she sees it as a blessing. Not a curse.
I think it's more like she doesn't want to interfere with their decisions. When Mei asks her "I'm not going to regret this, am I?" the smile was to reassure her that, whatever she chose, she wouldn't regret it. It's their panda, so it's their choice, as long as they can live with their decisions, she will be happy.
It's really sad to pass down a gift to your family only to have that gift essentially locked up and ignored. The reasoning behind it is fair but still. Anybody would probably still feel a little dejected.
Something that seems to get overlooked a lot in favor of the mother-daughter bonding (which IS important!) is how Mei connected more with her ancestor than any of her family did because she finally truly honored Sun Yee's by keeping the panda. Sun Yee did what she did out of protective love for her children, so it must have been disheartening down the line to see so many pandas/gifts sent back by descendants who saw it was a mere inconvenience.
I loved how I could finally tell; when Mei first performs the ritual, Sun Yee doesn’t acknowledge her and let’s her pass. Then, when Mei keeps her panda, you finally see Sun Yee smile; the panda isn’t just a blessing, it’s a bloodline. Imagine Sun Yee watching all her descendants give up their pandas, believing she would be the last of her ‘kind’ forever; now, for once, she’s no longer alone
Sun Yi looks so sad when Mei was initially going to seal away her Panda but here, you can see her mood shift. She looked happy and proud at her decision.
And that is the only reason that it will not be nominated for Best Animated Feature.
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Actually, it was shown also in theaters in the Philippines (Disney + Hotstar isn't come yet in the Philippines ). Sadly, I haven:t seen yet coz I don't have enough money and there is no time.
I really love this scene a lot more, Sun Yee seeing mei keeping the red panda spirit makes her proud and happy after all of her hard work in protecting her children and passing the red panda spirit to her descendants, and yet they wanted to get rid of it. Perfect scene.
I feel like Sun Yi had always meant for her descendants to choose whether or not to keep the red panda, hence the point of this ritual. But so many of them were probably pressured into choosing to be normal people and in all honesty, it's probably harder to live with the red panda. But when she finally saw one of them actually choosing to keep it for herself? All because she actually loved it? How could she not be proud to see one of her descendants make such a choice?
First of all. Props to the music score team. The Sun Yee moments were breathtaking, because of the animation, moreso because of the music playing. Second, I actually rewound back to their first encounter. When Sun Yee showed her the mirror she was all so formal, a hint of sadness, and dissappontment, as seen with the way her lip is a bit raised, and her eyes and brows were low, very intense, like she expects nothing from Mei But upon Mei's second chance. We can see Sun Yee's face liven up. Her eyelids blocked less of her eyes, and her brows were slightly more raised. A hint of curiosity, and dumbfoundedness, as Mei stays behind in the spirit realm, and the mirror fades away as the Red Moon finally passes When Mei gave the impression of wanting to keep her gift, Sun Yee went from surprised, to feeling relieved, and finally joy. She was probably demoralized by how many of her descendants didn't want the gift, but inevitably helped them transition to normalcy. When Mei showed up, she probably was thinking the exact same thing. She did not expect Mei to deny the ritual not once, but twice. Here comes this gal, willing to break the streak, to at least give her gift a try in the modern age. If the story went on longer, I'd bet Sun Yee and Mei would be more close and connected Throughout the decade I've been seeing a lot of non-vocal characters express so many emotions in movies, this was one of them.
I love how proud she was of Mei Mei! Sometimes, we feel a closer connection to an ancestor than a living relative for things as important to us as the panda is to Mei. Too bad San Yi has no lines, I was hoping she'd say something wise like Oogway. 😅
That would have been nice, but I think Sun Yee having no speaking lines is fitting with her role. She’s not there to provide advice as a mentor or to influence Mei’s decision to accept or reject the panda. She’s simply there to show her descendants one path they might take, and to support them if they should choose something different. Sun Yee doesn’t need to say anything to Mei, her eyes and her smile convey a thousand words all by themselves.
Mei: I’m not going to regret this….am I? Sun Yee: (if she spoke) You are the first of my descendants in over generations to fully accept the Red Panda as your own, Meilin Lee. I don’t think you will have any regrets at all….for you will do GREAT THINGS
Mei mei made sun yee happy after a long time. She decided to keep her panda, unlike her past family who all banished it, labelling it as an inconvenience. The panda was their ancestor's gift for keeping them safe from enemies. Look how happy she looks! 0:20
Sun Yee respected everyone's decisions to release the panda much to her dismay, but Mei keeping hers alone is what gave her hope and happiness (you can tell how deadpanned she was when it was Mei's turn to pass through the mirror). I love that for them.
I really loved the music and atmosphere in this scene, And the effects they added in this realm makes it look like a dream, or a memory. I really loved it
I remember watching this moment crying and balling my eyes out again. For Sun Yee to see her descendant to keep her Gift (the red panda) that was given to her, and Finally that someone in her family line sees it as a gift not a curse, this moment was truly remarkable and got me in the heart strings! OMG, I Just LOVE Turning Red, such a beautiful film!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love how Sun Yee holds no malice towards her descendants who wish to remove their red panda from themselves. For the time of her and her daughters, it was a blessing, but she understands that it is no longer the case for her descendants
Sun Yi: I am truly sorry that the Red Panda caused so much heartache, but...I am glad someone looked beyond it to see what a gift it truly is, even now, in this future with no war. Sun Yi never meant harm to befall on her family when she made the Red Panda, but what happened in the end was not her fault. Without her, her family lost sight of what a gift the Red Panda actually is. Yes, it can lay waste to hundreds of soldiers, but it also shows you who your true friends are.
What me Cries In True Tears of Happiness is Sun Yee finally Got a Descendant in MeiMei who Saw her ability not as Curse and Incovenience but as True Gift and True Miraculous Sense of Purpose of Life
Anyone else notice Sun Yee has red hair? I think this implies she kept her panda instead of getting rid of it, and Mei is also probably the first one to realize the pandas not actually a nuisance like the family thinks it is, but actually a gift your supposed to hang onto.
It's really ironic that Sun Yi's Red Panda form is the most "cute" of all even if we take into account why he has it. And you realize that if what they say is true, his red panda form should be hundreds of times bigger than Ming's and much more destructive, being on par with a Godzilla.
I wonder if Sun Yi ever tried to stop any of her descendants from going through with the ritual. She doesn't seem to approve of it even if she was willing to let Mei go through with it.
I still can’t believe people absolutely hate this movie, especially when the story itself is so damn heartwarming and is just perfect for the demographic it’s aiming toward.
@@dylanhudec979 Yeah except there’s a difference between having a informed, well thought out opinion and just having an opinion based on, “Cringe,” and information that’s completely incorrect, and a good chunk of the negative opinions from adults about Turning Red fall in that latter category. People were calling this one of Pixar’s worst movies because it was about a 13yo girl hitting puberty and because it was the ‘9 millionth’ Disney movie about generational trauma was it was only the second one they’ve done by that point. I can respect an opinion that’s more like, “It wasn’t my cup of tea,” over, “Omg when is Disney going to stop making cringe movies about generational trauma and bring back villains?”
I love how Sun Yi just looks like an adorable red panda but canonically she used this form to lay waste to hundreds of enemy soldiers and protect her daughters
Well she probably was much bigger. Maybe around the size of Mei's mom.
Sun Yee could probably change the size of her panda
People or things of beauty and gentleness can also be scary and dangerous...
It’s Sun yee not sun yi
0:32 me too.
I love how she was like "Finally, someone kept the panda."
I'm pretty sure other descendants kept the panda too
@@olivierbaghdadi yeah until they decided to move to Canadá and wanted to banish their panda spirit to make their lives more normal
@@Reyna_Amaturi Can you blame some of them?
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"normal" guess the Panda spirit cannot protect them from Big Govt. so they gave up on the Panda @@Reyna_Amaturi
Sun Yee is so proud of her descendant for choosing to keep her red panda spirit and she sent her home.
Instead of sealing it away
Never once has, one of her descendants family ever wants to keep the red panda with them except for "meilin lee" the girl who except for who she truly is!
@@dwadarcywuaguilar.4530 Or at the very least, it's been a long, long time.
@@dwadarcywuaguilar.4530 Sun Yee and Mei are the only two who kept their red panda form
I doubt Mei is the only descendant to have ever kept the panda in the end
Really loved Sun Yi 💙 I think this is the only time we saw a smile from her in this spirit realm. It just seemed that she was sad that her family wanted to get rid of the panda. Seeing when Mei did the first ritual and she looked up at the mirror and Sun Yi is just deadpanning like 😐I'm sure she sees it as a blessing. Not a curse.
She possibly learned not to intervene or cry as more ancestors passed the ritual
I think it's more like she doesn't want to interfere with their decisions. When Mei asks her "I'm not going to regret this, am I?" the smile was to reassure her that, whatever she chose, she wouldn't regret it. It's their panda, so it's their choice, as long as they can live with their decisions, she will be happy.
It's really sad to pass down a gift to your family only to have that gift essentially locked up and ignored. The reasoning behind it is fair but still. Anybody would probably still feel a little dejected.
@@m.c.9419 Yes, she needed to protect her loved ones from the war, that's a fair motive!
Well that panda blessing now will be put into use.
Mei Mei: I'm not gonna regret this, am I?
Sun Yi: No, you're not. I'm proud of you, my dear descendant.
Woody: (after the musical number) Let’s…go home.
Mei Mei: you got it Woody
Something that seems to get overlooked a lot in favor of the mother-daughter bonding (which IS important!) is how Mei connected more with her ancestor than any of her family did because she finally truly honored Sun Yee's by keeping the panda. Sun Yee did what she did out of protective love for her children, so it must have been disheartening down the line to see so many pandas/gifts sent back by descendants who saw it was a mere inconvenience.
Or at least for Ming dangerous and destructive
@@moneylover318
_I think Ming's red panda isnt always that big. It became big due to her pent up emotions_
@@Discontinuedalready7372 No I wouldn't doubt it will always that big
I loved how I could finally tell; when Mei first performs the ritual, Sun Yee doesn’t acknowledge her and let’s her pass. Then, when Mei keeps her panda, you finally see Sun Yee smile; the panda isn’t just a blessing, it’s a bloodline. Imagine Sun Yee watching all her descendants give up their pandas, believing she would be the last of her ‘kind’ forever; now, for once, she’s no longer alone
@@Epic11705 i think she created the spell to seal it. She seems like the kind of woman fhat would make it always be a choice
Sun Yi looks so sad when Mei was initially going to seal away her Panda but here, you can see her mood shift. She looked happy and proud at her decision.
It’s a shame it didn’t release in Theaters. It’s an instant classic to me.
A man of culture, I See!!!
It did release in theaters in dubai
And that is the only reason that it will not be nominated for Best Animated Feature.
Actually, it was shown also in theaters in the Philippines (Disney + Hotstar isn't come yet in the Philippines ). Sadly, I haven:t seen yet coz I don't have enough money and there is no time.
Sorry to hear that.
I really love this scene a lot more, Sun Yee seeing mei keeping the red panda spirit makes her proud and happy after all of her hard work in protecting her children and passing the red panda spirit to her descendants, and yet they wanted to get rid of it. Perfect scene.
I love it when they both did that nose touch, it was so cute and beautiful at the same time. I can tell Sun Yee made a proud smile on her face at Mei.
I feel like Sun Yi had always meant for her descendants to choose whether or not to keep the red panda, hence the point of this ritual. But so many of them were probably pressured into choosing to be normal people and in all honesty, it's probably harder to live with the red panda. But when she finally saw one of them actually choosing to keep it for herself? All because she actually loved it? How could she not be proud to see one of her descendants make such a choice?
I wouldn't blame ming for not keeping hers
First of all. Props to the music score team. The Sun Yee moments were breathtaking, because of the animation, moreso because of the music playing.
Second, I actually rewound back to their first encounter. When Sun Yee showed her the mirror she was all so formal, a hint of sadness, and dissappontment, as seen with the way her lip is a bit raised, and her eyes and brows were low, very intense, like she expects nothing from Mei
But upon Mei's second chance. We can see Sun Yee's face liven up. Her eyelids blocked less of her eyes, and her brows were slightly more raised. A hint of curiosity, and dumbfoundedness, as Mei stays behind in the spirit realm, and the mirror fades away as the Red Moon finally passes
When Mei gave the impression of wanting to keep her gift, Sun Yee went from surprised, to feeling relieved, and finally joy.
She was probably demoralized by how many of her descendants didn't want the gift, but inevitably helped them transition to normalcy. When Mei showed up, she probably was thinking the exact same thing. She did not expect Mei to deny the ritual not once, but twice. Here comes this gal, willing to break the streak, to at least give her gift a try in the modern age. If the story went on longer, I'd bet Sun Yee and Mei would be more close and connected
Throughout the decade I've been seeing a lot of non-vocal characters express so many emotions in movies, this was one of them.
I have this theory that she probably created the cure herself in case they didn't want it
The music was by Ludwig Goransson, who won an Oscar for Black Panther. 😊
I love how proud she was of Mei Mei! Sometimes, we feel a closer connection to an ancestor than a living relative for things as important to us as the panda is to Mei. Too bad San Yi has no lines, I was hoping she'd say something wise like Oogway. 😅
That would have been nice, but I think Sun Yee having no speaking lines is fitting with her role. She’s not there to provide advice as a mentor or to influence Mei’s decision to accept or reject the panda. She’s simply there to show her descendants one path they might take, and to support them if they should choose something different. Sun Yee doesn’t need to say anything to Mei, her eyes and her smile convey a thousand words all by themselves.
Agreed
Chinese witchcraft 😱
@@seferino How DARE YOU!?!?!?😡😡😡😡😡
@@animationvigilante643 technically it is.
Mei: I’m not going to regret this….am I?
Sun Yee: (if she spoke) You are the first of my descendants in over generations to fully accept the Red Panda as your own, Meilin Lee. I don’t think you will have any regrets at all….for you will do GREAT THINGS
Sun Yee’s smile was like:
“I know you’ll do just fine, Mei-Mei.”
Mei mei made sun yee happy after a long time. She decided to keep her panda, unlike her past family who all banished it, labelling it as an inconvenience. The panda was their ancestor's gift for keeping them safe from enemies. Look how happy she looks! 0:20
Sun Yee respected everyone's decisions to release the panda much to her dismay, but Mei keeping hers alone is what gave her hope and happiness (you can tell how deadpanned she was when it was Mei's turn to pass through the mirror). I love that for them.
I really loved the music and atmosphere in this scene, And the effects they added in this realm makes it look like a dream, or a memory. I really loved it
That nose touch at the end was sooo cute ❤️
I still can't get over how wholesome and memorial this scene is😭💗💗
Omg feeling the same
Me too, it's very harmonious. It's sucks that this movie wasn't in cinema
Same, and the ost is wonderful too
This scene and the music of how they moon dancing together always Made me crying in true happiness :''')
I just adore how much love you can see in Sun Yi's expressions when she's looking at Mei. It's so soft and caring, conveying so much with no words.
Mei: "I'm not going to regret this, am I?"
Sun Yee: "I know you and your panda will do great things, Meilin Lee."
"Im not going to regret this am I?"
Sun Yi: 😊
It's almost like Sun Yee's thanking Mei for giving her blessing a chance amongst the living. ❤
I remember watching this moment crying and balling my eyes out again.
For Sun Yee to see her descendant to keep her Gift (the red panda) that was given to her, and Finally that someone in her family line sees it as a gift not a curse, this moment was truly remarkable and got me in the heart strings! OMG, I Just LOVE Turning Red, such a beautiful film!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
She is happy that there is finally someone realizes it is always a gift.
0:39 THIS SCENE LOOKS LIKE THAT ONE SCENE FROM THE END OF PONYO YOULL KNOW IF YOU’VE SEEN THE PONYO MOVIE
OMG STOP I ALREADY KNOW!!! 😭😭😭
Omg yes! I knew I wasn’t the only one to get that reference.
Holly crap I never noticed
Thanks for pointing that out man!
The little nose boop at the end still gets me every time 😍😍😍
I love how Sun Yee holds no malice towards her descendants who wish to remove their red panda from themselves. For the time of her and her daughters, it was a blessing, but she understands that it is no longer the case for her descendants
This scene is so euphoric and BREATHTAKING. The animation, face rendering, textures are B E AUTUFUL!!!!!
Sun Yee and Mei are so ADORES 🥺 💛 🥰
sun yi looks so happy that mei chose to keep her panda
The music in this scene was absolutely beautiful.
Imagine having your ancestor saying no words at all tell you they’re proud of you. I’d cry too
Sun Yi seems happy with Mei's choice to keep the panda.
I bet when Sun Yee smiled, her only thought was that she so proud of her great great granddaughter on excepting her gift.
Mei: Hah, great great great great great great great great great grandma likes me best
Sun Yi: I am truly sorry that the Red Panda caused so much heartache, but...I am glad someone looked beyond it to see what a gift it truly is, even now, in this future with no war.
Sun Yi never meant harm to befall on her family when she made the Red Panda, but what happened in the end was not her fault. Without her, her family lost sight of what a gift the Red Panda actually is. Yes, it can lay waste to hundreds of soldiers, but it also shows you who your true friends are.
Low-key want to see a Sun Yee spinoff now and see her fights and bravery protecting her people
Late to commit this but Maybe if they make a turning red 2 their might be a villain in which case the family need to use their red pandas to fight
aw so sweet I'm glad mei kept her panda 🤗
The beat drop tho
Sun Yí, a beautiful majestic woman and red panda.
I’m Meilin Lee. And ever since I turned 13, life’s been… a lot. People still talk about pandapocolypse 2002. Mom and I just call it… growing pains.
Sun yee is so beautiful. She looks so caring ❤
I love the soundtrack, love it to hell. What surprised me is that Sun Yee looks old in her human form but in her red panda form she looks young.
id be terrified if she just popped out of nowhere and just picked me up
I like how Sun Yee don't want Mei to regret that. 😊
What me Cries In True Tears of Happiness is Sun Yee finally Got a Descendant in MeiMei who Saw her ability not as Curse and Incovenience but as True Gift and True Miraculous Sense of Purpose of Life
Anyone else notice that Ponyo reference 😍😍😍😍 00:37
Sun Yee: it’s about damn time my descendants embrace the panda!
I like sun yee and mei hugs like a red panda
Where does sun yee gets her eyelashes done👀
She looked so relieved and overjoyed that someone finally decided to keep the kift she gave to her family 🥹❤️
Seriously, I'm glad Mei kept the red panda
Why is NOBODY talking about the music here? Seriously it's amazing
I know I love it to but at 30 seconds it sound like some one is breathing in the background of the music I don’t know if is just me
@@williamgale5064 Ohoho don't worry it's not just you. I hear it too lol
Ahhhh this is one of my most favourite scenes in the movieee!!!!!! Just pure amazingness ❤️
Turning red is my new favorite Pixar movie red panda coolest animals in China 🇨🇳😎👍❤️
Noticing Sun Yi looked sad but at the end she was happy
Sun yi's panda is so pretty and cute
Gosh. I loved this scene so much.
Sun yee:My true successor,my great granddaughter,meilin
Sun Yi is just beautiful. I love you so much ;-;
I understand. More then I realized I finally understand that Mei wanted to keep her
panda form for who she is now in her life.
sun Yee is the best!
I thought sun Yee kidnapped MeiLin 00:23
It is truly An Instant Classic indeed.
The animation in this movie is very beautiful and soothing
Sun Yee: Minnie told you everything you need to know, Mickey.
Remember what she said.
Minnie: Just believe in yourself, Mickey.
Anyone else notice Sun Yee has red hair? I think this implies she kept her panda instead of getting rid of it, and Mei is also probably the first one to realize the pandas not actually a nuisance like the family thinks it is, but actually a gift your supposed to hang onto.
It's been made clear that the panda was kept for centuries until they came to a new world
does this soundtrack released or will ever get release? i love it so much
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Enjoy it!
The music is called No Going Back
@@naomijw5223 OMG FOUND IT THANK YOUU THANK YOUU
@@kaookii5958 could you please share a link
@@juliacomahidze th-cam.com/video/1Opzkytom6I/w-d-xo.html
heree
Sun Yi would be proud of Mei.
Sun Yee's panda has better lashes than me lol
Mei did the right thing keeping her Panda. She is sweet, special, fun, kind-hearted as a girl and a Panda. She is unique and that's a good thing
I cried when I saw this, it was so cute!! 🥰🥰🥰🌟
This is my favourite scene in the entire movie.
sun yi is pretty
I love how she just grabbed mei mei and soared in the air
I have to admit I never understood the purpose of this scene
@@a.g.demada5263 me neither- maybe to connect mei to her roots?
@@VanillaBeanYt1412 yes maybe. We can see the proud look on Sun Yee's face when she looks at her in their panda form
0:26-0:33 very identical to Red panda 🐼 forms from sun yee and Mei. Also, this is my favorite movie from Pixar.
One of the best scenes in a great, unusual movie.
0:39 Snoot boop
Can i just say.. that Mei's panda looks exactly like Sun Yi's?
i love that part and it's the only turnig red scene video i really like :>
Mei Lee l love ❤️ sun yee
This is My favorite scene
Mei: I'm not going to regret this am I?
Sun lee: no, you made the right choice and I'm proud of you
Why does the scene hits so hard!?
It's really ironic that Sun Yi's Red Panda form is the most "cute" of all even if we take into account why he has it.
And you realize that if what they say is true, his red panda form should be hundreds of times bigger than Ming's and much more destructive, being on par with a Godzilla.
Sun Yi is a woman
Sun Yee the best red panda🐼⛩❤
Sun Yi be looking SO proud rn...
Well, always respect your ancestor.
0:33 Sun Yea looks so pretty in her Red Panda form.
Sun Yee looks so happy😭😭
This is look like am in the dream 😌💤
I wonder if Sun Yi ever tried to stop any of her descendants from going through with the ritual. She doesn't seem to approve of it even if she was willing to let Mei go through with it.
I love this scene a lot.
The nose kiss oh
Princess Meilin...😢😢😢😢😢My liege...🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
This scene hits the most to me
Imagine seeing your ancient ancestor like that
" I won't persuade or force you. I believe you can make the choice." Do what you think is right. Not just for the panda, but for yourself.
I still can’t believe people absolutely hate this movie, especially when the story itself is so damn heartwarming and is just perfect for the demographic it’s aiming toward.
Opinions are opinions
@@dylanhudec979 Yeah except there’s a difference between having a informed, well thought out opinion and just having an opinion based on, “Cringe,” and information that’s completely incorrect, and a good chunk of the negative opinions from adults about Turning Red fall in that latter category. People were calling this one of Pixar’s worst movies because it was about a 13yo girl hitting puberty and because it was the ‘9 millionth’ Disney movie about generational trauma was it was only the second one they’ve done by that point.
I can respect an opinion that’s more like, “It wasn’t my cup of tea,” over, “Omg when is Disney going to stop making cringe movies about generational trauma and bring back villains?”
So Mei keeping the Red Panda Power