Der schlaue Urfin und seine Holzsoldaten

The blending of familiar characters with new adventures feels so seamless. I wonder what inspired him to reimagine this classic universe in his unique way.

His desire to control the wooden soldiers added layers to his character, making me curious whether he's purely villainous or if there’s more behind his actions.

The characters often outsmart their enemies, but they also face real dangers. I'm curious how others interpret the message about what it really means to be brave.