Ejen Ali the Movie 2

This movie is really good. The story has many emotional touches that surprise us with unexpected developments. In addition, the storyline is not just about a hero versus a villain but also includes an anti-hero, commonly known as a vigilante. The entire narrative also makes us reflect on social perspectives regarding the true nature of good and evil. Moreover, the animation in this movie meets international standards, making it a visually engaging experience.

To the producers and the entire team at Wau Animation, you have all done a fantastic job in delivering such an exciting experience through this movie. I hope you continue to create more amazing works, and we will always support you.

The storyline quite complex and dark so had to rewatch many times to digest. Graphic and animation got improvement than before. The movement and emotion for every characters looks smooth and realistic. Audio quality will be top notch.

Wau never stop deliver emotional scenes for fans. Every characters got balanced screentime this time. My feelings were like rollercoaster because the plot twist were too surprising. Recommended to watch the previous series with movie to understand the second movie. I love how this movie portray value of friendship.

Overall, I felt pure goosebumps and dont forget to watch 2 credit scenes at the end.

Love the story, enjoyed it.

I can see this animation potential. Graphic is really good. Proud to see this achievement in Malaysia animation.

Ejen Ali: The Movie 2 is an exciting continuation of the popular Malaysian animated series, bringing us back into the high-tech, action-packed world of young Ali. As a fan of the first movie, I was curious to see if the sequel could live up to expectations-and it definitely did!

The movie explores themes of bravery, friendship, and standing up for what's right.

Emotional ride that is sure to satisfy both fans of the original series and newcomers alike.

A beautiful storytelling of an animated character trying to understand his emotions and friendship while navigating through new challenges of being a young agent.

Each character being portrayed meticulously and showcased the talent behind the creation of this movie. The soundtrack is beautifully produced and placed at the exact moment that brings out the movie even better.

A movie that is definitely worth to watch more than once and worth watching with both young and old generation. It touches the heart and surprised many others. Love the movie wholeheartedly and impressed with beautiful animation.

From A Father's Eyes: Why Ejen Ali Is More Than Just a Kid's Show

By Harman - Father, Fan, and MATA Operative in Spirit

When I first sat down to watch Ejen Ali with my kids, I expected the usual: some laughs, some action, and a predictable storyline wrapped in cute animations. What I got instead... was an adult meal - served hot to a hungry man.

This Isn't Just Animation - It's Art with Soul

Ejen Ali isn't just flashy visuals and fast-paced missions. It's a layered world built on emotional stakes, internal conflict, and moral dilemmas that hit close to home - even for a grown man juggling work, family, and purpose. My kids came for the action. I stayed for the truth.

Real Characters, Real Arcs

Ali isn't your typical overpowered hero. He's vulnerable, confused, and constantly questioning the system he works for. Alicia isn't a sidekick - she's her own leader. Rizwan, Khai, even the antagonists like Numeros or Niki - they're not just "bad guys." They have motives. They carry scars.

And that's what pulled me in: character arcs that grow, shift, and sometimes break your heart.

Plot Twists That Don't Treat You Like a Kid

This series (and especially The Movie 2) throws curveballs without warning - just like life. There's espionage, betrayal, ethical grey zones. It makes you ask: What would I do in Ali's shoes? What's right, really? These aren't questions I expected from a show with gadgets and hoverboards - but here we are.

Bonding with My Kids Over Something Smart

Best part? I get to share this with my children. We're not just watching. We're talking, analyzing, fan-theorizing. It's a rare kind of show that bridges the generational gap - where both dad and kid can feel equally excited, invested, and moved.

Final Thoughts: Ejen Ali proves that Malaysian animation can compete on the world stage - not just in visuals, but in heart and intellect. It's not "just for kids." It's for anyone who's ever wrestled with doing what's right, choosing who to trust, and finding their place in a complicated world.

And if you're a dad like me? Trust me - this isn't a cartoon.

It's a lesson. A memory. A bond.

One mission at a time.