The unique experience of children growing up in military families, marked by frequent changes in environment, peers, and communities, raise essential queries about the social and emotional toll these relocations take.

This thesis aims to explore and understand the emotional impact of frequent relocation on children of military individuals, chiefly regarding their need for establishing deep meaningful connections through an animated portrayal. Furthermore, to apprehend the challenges and adaptability required to navigate through this transitory lifestyle, while also raising awareness to instill a sense of empathy and consideration in their peers.