Nestled in the middle of the Colombian Mountains, the magical Madrigal's Enkanto is a perfect place.

There's no war, there's beautiful weather, there's plenty of food. There's just one problem.

They're also probably inbreeding. Whoopsy!

No diving in today, friends, because this gene pool is shallow, but just how bad is it?

Forget making plants grow or change in the weather.

Today I'm asking the question, is the real miracle of the incanto the fact that they've been avoiding genetic defects for generations? Hello internet.

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So remember that time a few months ago when I did a theory after watching Enkanto

one too many times with my three-year-old? Well, uh, we haven't stopped. And months later, I still

am trying to force myself to see more and more details in the animation to try and keep sane.

For instance, I'll be the first to admit that it took an embarrassingly long amount of time

for me to realize that one side of the family wears blue tones and the other side of the family wears orange tones and that people who are in the middle like mirabell and bruno have these strong green accents but there are also plenty of smaller moments too like here in the opening song where's this bridge coming from we're in the middle of the village and louisa just picks up a random bridge what is a complete bridge doing in the middle of the village and Luisa just picks up a random bridge. What is a complete bridge

doing in the middle of the road? Speaking of inconsistencies, can someone please answer this for me?

Because it drives me to us every time I watch the movie. Are the first set of cracks that

Mirabelle sees real? After Antonio's ceremony, she sees cracks in the wall, but when the family

comes, they're all gone. So, were they real or were they just a dream?

Because Mirabelle cuts her hand on a broken roof tile, so it had to be real, but then did Casita just fix itself?

Or was it actually this guy?

Have you been in here patching the cracks?

Oh, that? No, no, no, no, no. All the patching's done by Hernando. Who is Ernando? I'm Ernando,

and I'm scared of nothing. There are also these cool character moments, too. Like here, I love

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