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By a twist of fate, a herbivorous dinosaur finds a lost egg and brings it back to her nest. When the egg hatches, however, a carnivorous dinosaur emerges. Unable to abandon the child, she names him "Heart" and raises him in exile alongside her own child. As Heart comes of age, he struggles to eat the same food as his family and runs away in disgrace when he learns that he cannot live properly without meat.
Years later, the now feared predator Heart encounters a situation similar to his past—he spots a dinosaur egg opposite his kind. As it emerges, Heart remarks that the newborn is delicious-looking. The newborn herbivore thinks that Heart is his father and takes delicious-looking, or "Umasou...
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What is the relationship between Heart and Yummie?
A herbivorous dinosaur finds a lost egg and raises the carnivorous dinosaur who hatches from it, naming him Heart. Heart grows up believing the herbivore is his parent even though his instincts and diet are different.
Is Heart and Yummie a dinosaur TV series or a movie?
Heart and Yummie is the English title used for the 2010 animated dinosaur film You Are Umasou. It is a feature-length story rather than a multi-season television anime.
What conflict does Heart face as he grows up?
Heart must reconcile his bond with his adoptive family with the fact that he is a meat-eating dinosaur. The story uses that conflict to explore family, identity, separation, and whether inherited instincts determine a person's choices.
Who produced Heart and Yummie?
The film is associated with TMS Entertainment and is based on Tatsuya Miyanishi's dinosaur picture-book story. Its appeal comes from combining a family adventure with action scenes involving dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus.
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