If you’re a fan of the Huevocartoon franchise — which includes both shorts and previous feature films — then this well-animated film will bring you back to familiar ground and familiar characters. But if you’re new to the show, the humor might confuse you. The talking eggs—some of which look like children, and some of which strangely look and act like adults despite being unborn chickens—and sentient bacon may remind some viewers of a fever dream. And if you’re not well-versed in Spanish slang, especially the fact that “huevos” is used in puns about male genitalia, you’ll miss out on more jokes.

The risque nature of those references also makes the film’s tone a bit difficult to decipher. It is not clear whether the Huevoscartoon universe was created primarily to make puns or to entertain children. Still, the film is well-made, and its themes of togetherness, perseverance and teamwork, even mild criticisms of humanity’s over-consumption, come through. It’s an unusual film, but if your humor is in tune with a little oddity, it might be right up your alley.