interview with Excélsior, Rodolfo and Gabriel Riva explained the process of the film, reflecting on the franchise's history and successes. Rodolfo said that he's "very proud of what [has been] achieved". He explained that a challenge was to compete with the Hollywood industry and match the same level of quality while produced with a low budget. "[W]e went out to compete with Hollywood[...] and the people[...] expect a level of quality," said Rodolfo. "[...]but they have at least [$70 million] and we don't even have ten percent. So delivering a product at that level, that the audience feels proud to say that the film is Mexican, that it entertains them, [and] that it doesn't ask for anything from Hollywood, are [things] that make us proud." Rodolfo's brother and co-director Gabriel Riva has explained the animation process of the film, ensuring the highest quality for the entire franchise with Congelados. "Although I take credit as director, we really have a person there [-] Alberto Juárez (CG supervisor)[...] is an absolute genius," said Gabriel. "In [CG films,] it's a balance between [rendering] and quality. What defines quality is the render and we didn't have it. We worked with a good team in order to reach the necessary quality." Gabriel continued to elaborate on the process, calling it "brutal" and "a technological challenge" and admitted to pushing the rendering department "too hard" in an effort to reach the intended quality. "[T]hey are the geniuses who achieved that texture and that they obtained that quality and that detail in the feathers or in the hair of the bears." Gabriel additionally stressed about the impact for each film completed, saying "[t]he great pain for us is that every time we finish a film, the artists end up with a great level, but since there are few productions in Mexico, unfortunately there is a brain drain." He even mentioned that people joked about Huevocartoon being a learning facility for animation in Mexico. The film had been in development for four years. In a separate interview, the filmmakers mentioned that they ensured the highest quality of the film, reflecting on the past installments in all aspects of development and messages, and calling it "an important process". "For us it is the best film in terms of animation, sound, story and the most important message that needs to be strengthened right now is the family, the issue of