McDull, Kung Fu Kindergarten

📖 SYNOPSIS

The anime begins with archaeologists uncovering a primitive artifact created by Mak-zi, an ancient Chinese philosopher whose inventions were remarkably advanced for their time, including pre-electricity electronic devices. Due to its crude appearance, the artifact is rejected by museums and is set adrift on a barge along the Yangtze River. The narrative then shifts to McDull, eighteen generations later, a kindergartener living in Hong Kong and a descendant of Mak-zi. The story explores McDull's life and experiences as he grows up, likely touching upon themes of family, heritage, and the legacy of innovation passed down through generations. The juxtaposition of the ancient inventor and the modern-day kindergartener suggests a connection between the past and present.