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+ | '''A Yarn Made of Love: The Story of Raspberry and Blueberry''' or '''A Yarn Made of Love''' is a 2028 2D-animated American-Swedish Adventure-Fantasty-Romance film based on the 2018 game [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unravel_Two Unravel 2] and a prequel to [[Cherry Unravels: A Journeying Tale]]. |
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| − | + | Two anthropomorphic yarn creatures, who both are the future parents of Cherry from the [[Cherry Unravels: A Journeying Tale|first film]], must work together to navigate to a larger than life adventure. |
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| + | Raspberry, an anthropomorphic red yarn creature, is separated from his home and his owner in a storm at sea, and is washed ashore with his yarn being cut to a dead end. |
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| + | He encounters a blue yarn creature named Blueberry among the shipwreck and the two connect their dead ends together, forming a bond. A spark emerges from the connection and the two chase it. |
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| + | Raspberry and Blueberry explore the forest and the underground before emerging to ground level and taking residence in an abandoned lighthouse. |
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| − | Through various picture frames in the house, Cherry can visit environments that were significant in the home owners' lives, and discover their memories about the places. |
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| + | The two enter the corridor of an adoption home where a young girl is attempting to escape abusive adults, and the Blueberry helps her by using the spark to chase the adults off. |
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| − | The initial memories are happy, such as visiting the sea shore, or hiking in the mountains, but eventually darker memories are revealed: the rural forest area is industrialized, which in turn causes accidents with toxic waste, and people start moving to the city. A memory also reveals that the old woman's husband died from a heart attack. |
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| + | A boy knocks on her bedroom window, and she escapes with him through the rooftop. |
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| − | During her journey, Cherry finds a red yarn badge it collects on the cover of a photo album in the house, which then fills with photos of the memories encountered along the way. |
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| + | The two yarns follow the children through a small park, and the adults take the form of dark shadows with red sparks that disintegrate the two on touch. |
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| − | However, on the last two environments, Cherry only finds one half each of a heart-shaped badge. |
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| + | The yarn creatures emerge in a sunny countryside setting in the midst of midsummer celebration, but as the children are mistreated by the intoxicated adults, the setting turns dark and threatening. |
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| − | On the final environment of the journey, in a cemetery, Cherry struggles her way through a snow storm to find the final half of the badge, but it slips from her hands, and jumping after it, Cherry unravels completely, with only a red thread of yarn remaining in her place. |
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| + | Raspberry and Blueberry run from the shadows and, along with the children, hide from the adults. They are chased through the forest by a capercaillie, narrowly escaping. |
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| − | The badge piece is then picked up by a human hand. |
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| + | As the children play and go swimming in the forest, the two yarn creatures, who both start to have feelings for each other, explore the woods and are chased through a lake by a northern pike. |
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| − | Cherry awakens in a camping backpack, holding the missing piece; she quickly runs home to place it on the photo album. Startled by a child entering the room, Cherry feigns to be inanimate again, and once the child leaves, |
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| + | By nighttime, adults search for the children with flashlights and hounds in an old factory. The girl is caught and locked up, but later escapes when Raspberry causes a machine to malfunction, causing a mayhem distracting the adults, and the children are reunited. |
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| − | Cherry places the missing piece on to its final place on the photo album cover, which it then opens up to reveal the final passage and the end credits roll. |
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| + | Blueberry and Raspberry help the children hide by chasing the adults off with the spark, and finally break out of the factory. A truckload of wooden logs crashes onto an electrical fence, starting a forest fire that spreads to the buildings and stables. |
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| + | The boy rescues the girl from the fire when he is stuck in branches by a stream. The two newly lovers struggle their way through, and the children are seen rescuing the stable horses from the fire before themselves running into safety. |
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| + | Initially, Raspberry and Blueberry go through the ruins of the forest ravaged by wildfire, and go through an abandoned watermill, gradually making it active again, and they follow the water to the nearby rapids in a sunny setting. |
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| + | The children are seen pushing an adult into the current. |
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| + | In the final scene, the lighthouse is surrounded by dark spirits, but the spark chases them away and a group of yarn creatures of various shapes and colors appear. |
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| + | Together they bring the spark to the center of the lighthouse and its light is restored, and the storm outside passes over. |
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| + | In a mid-credits scene, Blueberry and Raspberry raise three yarn creature offsprings together, who are named Strawberry, Blue-Raspberry, and Cherry, the first film’s main protagonist. |
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Revision as of 06:20, 30 March 2024
A Yarn Made of Love: The Story of Raspberry and Blueberry or A Yarn Made of Love is a 2028 2D-animated American-Swedish Adventure-Fantasty-Romance film based on the 2018 game Unravel 2 and a prequel to Cherry Unravels: A Journeying Tale.
Summary
Two anthropomorphic yarn creatures, who both are the future parents of Cherry from the first film, must work together to navigate to a larger than life adventure.
Plot
Raspberry, an anthropomorphic red yarn creature, is separated from his home and his owner in a storm at sea, and is washed ashore with his yarn being cut to a dead end.
He encounters a blue yarn creature named Blueberry among the shipwreck and the two connect their dead ends together, forming a bond. A spark emerges from the connection and the two chase it.
Raspberry and Blueberry explore the forest and the underground before emerging to ground level and taking residence in an abandoned lighthouse.
The two enter the corridor of an adoption home where a young girl is attempting to escape abusive adults, and the Blueberry helps her by using the spark to chase the adults off.
A boy knocks on her bedroom window, and she escapes with him through the rooftop.
The two yarns follow the children through a small park, and the adults take the form of dark shadows with red sparks that disintegrate the two on touch.
The yarn creatures emerge in a sunny countryside setting in the midst of midsummer celebration, but as the children are mistreated by the intoxicated adults, the setting turns dark and threatening.
Raspberry and Blueberry run from the shadows and, along with the children, hide from the adults. They are chased through the forest by a capercaillie, narrowly escaping.
As the children play and go swimming in the forest, the two yarn creatures, who both start to have feelings for each other, explore the woods and are chased through a lake by a northern pike.
By nighttime, adults search for the children with flashlights and hounds in an old factory. The girl is caught and locked up, but later escapes when Raspberry causes a machine to malfunction, causing a mayhem distracting the adults, and the children are reunited.
Blueberry and Raspberry help the children hide by chasing the adults off with the spark, and finally break out of the factory. A truckload of wooden logs crashes onto an electrical fence, starting a forest fire that spreads to the buildings and stables.
The boy rescues the girl from the fire when he is stuck in branches by a stream. The two newly lovers struggle their way through, and the children are seen rescuing the stable horses from the fire before themselves running into safety.
Initially, Raspberry and Blueberry go through the ruins of the forest ravaged by wildfire, and go through an abandoned watermill, gradually making it active again, and they follow the water to the nearby rapids in a sunny setting.
The children are seen pushing an adult into the current.
In the final scene, the lighthouse is surrounded by dark spirits, but the spark chases them away and a group of yarn creatures of various shapes and colors appear.
Together they bring the spark to the center of the lighthouse and its light is restored, and the storm outside passes over.
In a mid-credits scene, Blueberry and Raspberry raise three yarn creature offsprings together, who are named Strawberry, Blue-Raspberry, and Cherry, the first film’s main protagonist.
In a post-credits scene, an old woman is seen looking out her window, before she adjusts a picture of a baby and picks up a ball of yarn.
As she proceeds upstairs, a lone ball of yarn rolls out of shot. Cherry, now an adult yarn creature, then walks into shot, and the events of the first film starts.