To Your Island

Wang Jiexiang arrives on a mysterious fantasy island only to find her ex-boyfriend, except he's a rabbit now, and he doesn't remember her at all. That's the setup, and it's a genuinely strange one: she has to help the amnesiac rabbit-who-was-once-her-boyfriend escape an island full of fantastical dangers, while navigating the obvious emotional weirdness of that entire situation. The romance angle hits differently when one person has no memory of the relationship and is currently small and fluffy. Enlight Animation blends traditional Chinese artistic techniques with modern visuals, and the result has a distinct look that feels grounded in mythology rather than generic fantasy: think ink-wash painting meets something more dynamic. The island itself feels alive and unpredictable, with a mystical atmosphere backed by a soundtrack that actually earns that description. If you're into Mo Dao Zu Shi's blend of emotional tension and Chinese fantasy world-building, or the mythological texture of something like Renegade Immortal, this movie sits comfortably in that space. It's a single feature film from 2026, adapted from a novel, so the story is self-contained rather than a long commitment. The tone stays romantic throughout without abandoning the adventure; it's less epic quest, more two people (one of whom is a rabbit) slowly piecing something back together. Worth a watch if you want something that feels genuinely different from the usual fantasy fare.