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With the Academy Awards fast approaching, we are taking a look at the nominees from each category. Thus far, we have covered the nominees for Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Supporting Actress. Now we will be taking a look at the top animated films of the year.

The first nominee for best animated feature is How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. This is the last movie in the trilogy and it sees Hiccup and Toothless as the kings of a dragon/viking kingdom. They must find a new home for their family, but it could tear them apart forever.

Next on the list is a film called I Lost My Body. It sees adventure, young love and childhood memories intertwine as a severed hand crosses Paris in search of its owner. I Lost My Body is a stylized film that tells a unique story of a young man meeting a young woman told in an interesting way.

Following that movie, we have the movie Klaus. Klaus tells the story of a selfish young postman is assigned to a remote Scandinavian town, his unlikely friendship with a reclusive toymaker leads to the creation of Santa Claus. With a unique animation style and an interesting story, Klaus has managed to be nominated.

Up next, on the list of nominations is the movie Missing Link. Mr. Link, aka Bigfoot, is lonely and believes that famed investigator of myths Sir Lionel Frost is the one man who can help him. Along with adventurer Adelina Fortnight, Mr. Link and Frost embark on an epic journey to find Mr. Link’s distant relatives, and their own true identities, in the fabled Shangri-La.

The last movie to find its way onto the list is Toy Story 4. Woody and the gang go on a road trip with new toy Forky, who’s convinced he’s trash and doesn’t yet understand his role in the world. Along the way, Woody is unexpectedly reunited with independent spirit Bo Peep and finds himself faced with a decision, and a future, he never imagined. The Toy Story series has been going strong for years and this continues that tradition.