For me, the run-up to the climax in Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore foreshadowed an action-packed war, but I was left disappointed by the anti-climatic nature, with obvious hints at the next few instalments. Furthermore, from the onset, especially with Grindelwald and his disciple Credence Barebone's (Ezra Miller) bone-chilling, ruthless treatment of the qilin, you're left to wonder just how "universal" the plot is for an all-ages audience, as was the Harry Potter movies' trademark selling point. It's also questionable how Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore feels more like a Harry Potter movie, than a standalone, owing to the numerous IP placements in the form of countless easter eggs. Fan service is at an all-time high in this one! That's not to say there aren't any bright spots, as plenty of scenes and dialogues are extremely fun to watch and hear, with the magical, patent flavours we've come to know and adore from the Wizarding World. However, they're all layered to be a clunky narrative when laced together.
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"They're not sure if it's a her, this time. Too young to tell before the baby was stolen. And no," Baoshan Junzhu said. "Apparently they had some idea of raising the young qilin under their own power, force it to select a king from among their clan when it came of age."
Baoshan Junzhu gave them all the information they currently had to go on: the time and place where the infant qilin of Wu had been lost, their best guesses on how far they could have traveled, the means and motives of all the different factions that might be striving to take control of the child.
None of the worldly Sects could be allowed to have control over the qilin, no matter how fondly Baoshan Junzhu's people remembered them. Cangse Sanren and Wei Changze's mission was to locate the baby qilin, hide them from the sight of any of the Sects, and return them safely to the Heavenly Mountain where they could be reared in peace until the time came that they could choose a new xiandu.
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