Here's the truth: Ainbo wants to be Moana meets FernGully, but it's more like a knockoff you'd find in a gas station DVD bin circa 2010. The environmental message is solid—protect the rainforest, respect indigenous wisdom, etc.—but it's delivered with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer and wrapped in animation that looks dated even for 2021.
The ratings tell the story: a 4.9 on IMDb and 26% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes are genuinely terrible. Kids might give it 20 minutes before asking to watch something else. The spirit animal sidekicks try hard to be funny but fall flat, and the villain is so cartoonishly evil he might as well twirl a mustache.
If your kid is really into rainforest animals or environmental themes and you've already exhausted better options, sure, it's harmless. But there are dozens of animated films that deliver similar messages with actual entertainment value. This one's a skip unless you're really scraping the bottom of the streaming barrel.