Toto (also known as Toto) is one of many great animated films made during the 1970’s. It was made by Disney and starred Jim Carrey as the title character. The movie follows the story of a young boy who is left alone at an orphanage. There he soon learns he has a talent for acting and gets to help a tribe of chimpanzees in their annual hunting trip. This is where he meets his lifelong best friend, a girl who is the spitting image of his dead mother.
Toto is a giant green-eyed monkey who wears white face powder like a typical monkey. He has short brown hair that falls in the back of his head. In the beginning of the film you can see him trying to climb the tree but he gets himself stuck. Eventually he manages to use his tail to climb up and over the branch.
The first time we see Toto he appears to be nothing more than an average green-eyed monkey, but when he bumps into a white-tailed boa constrictor he quickly changes into a different color. The boa constrictor bites Toto in the leg and he goes down in a heap, unable to move. A big part of the movie is Toto learning to trust and respect the white-tailed boa constrictor. Eventually he becomes used to his new appearance and starts to laugh at it whenever he sees it.
Eventually Toto decides to look for his lost friend and enters an underground cave that is guarded by two gorilla guards. There he meets a girl who is the spitting image of his dead mother. He instantly takes to her like a child to like and adore. Throughout the rest of the film the girl is the main character trying to help to bring Toto back to life while also working with the other animals to try and save the boy.
The girl is played by Mayaaki Kaneko, who is currently starring in the TV series “I Married Magento.” Mayaaki plays the role of Doitsu, the only remaining child of the couple. She is depicted as being very small and cute. Doitsu tends to get mixed up with other people from the series, such as her best friend, Hiroyuki. While some people have said that she looks more Japanese than Ueda Hiroyuki, both girls are actually of Japanese descent.
The interesting thing about Doitsu and Toto is that they are totally unaware of their heritage. When discussing the matter with the local authorities in Japan, it was revealed that Toto had been chosen to be the surrogate because his mother died so many years ago. Doitsu was told that her father was an American citizen by his mother’s family and that she was half American and half Japanese. People everywhere love to imagine what it would be like if their parents were still alive and that is the inspiration behind most Japanese movies like Toto No Goes.