A real pelican and a kid trying to stop a war by finding his parents. The movie stakes everything on the belief that one child's love is enough to matter against the world's violence. Sho and Katta-kun don't negotiate with armies or expose corruption, they just show up and refuse to accept that some separations are permanent.
Sho's parents vanish into the chaos of the Middle East, leaving the lonely boy to fend for himself in Japan. His world shifts when he encounters Katta, a gentle pelican living in Tokiwa Park, and an unlikely friendship blooms between them. When news of escalating conflict reaches Sho's ears, he realizes waiting isn't an option. Together with his feathered companion, the boy sets out on an impossible journey across continents to find his family and confront the forces tearing the world apart. What unfolds is a children's adventure that pairs innocent determination with heartfelt emotion. The narrative balances wonder and urgency as Sho and Katta navigate unfamiliar lands, face genuine dangers, and discover that even the smallest voices matter when courage takes hold. This film speaks to anyone who remembers what it felt like to be young and powerless, watching adults make decisions that shatter your world. It's a story about reclaiming agency, the comfort of unexpected companionship, and the stubborn belief that love can reach across any distance.