Xuxa Meneghel, Ana Maria Braga, Debby Lagranha, Emiliano Queiroz, Tadeu Mello and Guilherme Karan reprise their respective roles from the first film, joined by Luciano Szafir, Betty Lago, Vera Fischer, Deborah Secco, Thiago Fragoso.

In this sequel, Kira (Xuxa), the elf of light, is in charge of saving her friends and mankind from a curse that would petrify the hearts of lovers and end love on the face of the Earth.

Worried, call her and discover that Nanda and her cousins were attacked by a strange witch who came in search of her tears to perform a curse.

In the wizarding world, the witches Bertilda (Cristina Pereira), Desdemona (Vic Militello) and Adastéia (Karen Acioly) make the spell capable of turning hearts in love with stones.

They find the Kuines and decide to go to the waterfall along with Chuchu (Luiz Carlos Tourinho) and Alface (Tadeu Mello), Kira's helpers.

Rafael arrives and manages to save Kira with the help of Gorgon, the children and the elf Dafnis, Ana's father.

the effects director of Tele-Image, Marcelo Siqueira, emphasizes limitations of time and budget that prevented the work of reaching a more accurate result.

"[15] In comparison, he says that Tele-Image, who did the same thing in Cacá Diegues' new film, had a much longer time for God Is Brazilian - at least seven months and a year and a half of preparations.

Siqueira and the owner of Tele-Image, Philippe Siaretta, even refer to the castle of the movie as "R$ 1.99" (Brazil) to highlight how much the lack of money was restrictive for them.

Made to the touch of the box, with a $1 million budget (Brazil), Xuxa and the Goblins 2 would require double and even triple to come out with a target and also more post-production time, According to the producers.

[2] In the cast are actors of the Brazilian dramaturgy like Vera Fischer, Zezé Motta, Betty Lago, Thiago Fragoso, Susana Vieira, Deborah Secco, interpreting the main characters.

[2][23] Debby Lagranha, Emiliano Queiroz, Tadeu melo, Guilherme Karan and Ana Maria Braga are the only actors of the previous film that remain in Duendes 2.

[27] She filed a claim for compensation for moral and material damages in court over Xuxa Promotions and Artistic Productions, Marlene Mattos and Diler and Associates.

[27] The 17th Civil Chamber of the Rio de Janeiro Court of Justice ruled that the application was unfounded, based on the evidence that the defendants presented that two professional writers made the plot of the films, which was also supported by an expert.

[27] The judge stated that "the similarities are common in this literary type, that is, fairies with scepters or wands, evil witches who laugh and want to destroy the forces of good, the existence of magical portals, funny characters, etc.

The album consists of songs performed by the protagonist, presenter Xuxa Meneghel and other artists such as Deborah Blando, Thiago Fragoso and Paulinho Moska.

but it was negative in relation to the plot "formatted to house speeches full of good intentions about the right to differences and the value of love - they are about ten of each, at least - it continues to doubt the spectator's intelligence.

"[21] For critical Marcelo Hessel of the site Omelete, the film is the worst of the year, writing that "If the script already shows a little predictable, no problem: the basic function of the film is to teach friendship lessons in a way" If the original of 2001 had at least some technical quality, the continuation lacks visual and narrative defects, the stage set with cones, sparkles and smoke appears to be wrong.

"[33] For Rubens Ewald Filho from Uol, the film is "very bad", "Even High Definition (HDTV), has a grainy and poorly defined image (particularly in interior and night scenes).

It has one of the most scandalous merchandisings in Film History Brazilian, who also has a sad past on the subject: not only an English school, but a cookie brand that is an entire and annoying commercial.And must have lacked money in production because everything is very ugly, art direction is horrible and very, very poor.

"[35] stating that "Nothing she does is cinema, it's just a bunch of loose frames with the sole purposes of selling merchandising, promoting the "celebrities" of the moment, and making money.

"[36] Lamenting that "Among the many attacks on intelligence and the aesthetic sense of the public, to adorn one of the most uncontested sex symbols of the country, Vera Fischer, under a weird make-up.

[36] For these and more, watching the film proves to be a more sadomasochistic experience than that of Dobby, the house elf of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, when he insists on self-flagellation, knocking himself on the walls and injuring himself" and ended up wishing that "Brazilian cinema produces more and better films, especially in the area of children and youth, and that self-esteem and the level of public demand rise to the same extent.

"[36] Edinho Pasquale of DVD Magazine wrote, "The film is rough, with badly made cuts, a scenario that borders on ridicule, songs are few (still good) and the "special participation" of a constellation of actors of TV Globo, it does not make sense (some appear just to put the name on the credits).

"He said he had never seen a makeup job" so badly done (Vera Fischer's can be even hilarious) and merchandising "Embedded in context") have become music video and movie scene!.

"[37] Juliana Lima writing for Cinefilos said that like "Elves 1", the sequel has a "predictable plot and the good wins in the end.

Not for the bad jokes - which are saved only by the performance of prestigious figures such as Tadeu Mello and Cláudia Rodrigues - but for all the rest: the peculiar characterization of the characters, such as Vera Fischer's fairy queen; of special effects and scenarios that seem to be much older than they really are or the storyline itself.

[3][47] The DVD was released in June 2003,[48] Authorized by TeleImagem, the DVD offers options to watch the movie with or without tags, through the Pan-Scan mode, in addition to WebDVD - with exclusive movie content for computer, games and wallpaper - and option of viewing angles, feature already used, unprecedented in Brazil, in the first "Xuxa and the Goblins".

[37] It deserved more than the minimum score (2 stars) for the "effort and good ideas of the DVD (Pan and Scan, Multiangles, Extras that can be seen during the film)".

[37] BraSoft Studios, a national program developer and graduate of Globo Brands, has produced a videogame based on the film Xuxa and the Elves 2.