Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva

Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva is a wonderful movie. My sister (Age 7) and I (Age 13) greatly enjoyed this movie. The main characters are very positive role models (The secondary characters...not so much.) Professor Layton is a puzzle-loving, gentlemanly archaeologist who always puts others before himself. He knows how to use critical thinking and special tactics to get himself and others out of even the biggest predicaments. He fights when necessary, though it's mostly for self-defense and to protect others. (He's never shown actually hurting anyone, though.) His assistant Emmy is a young but loyal woman who is intelligent as well as a skilled fighter. She also helps others in need when she can. His 10-year-old assistant, Luke, is also a very good role model. He tries his best to become a true gentleman as Layton has. He wants to protect those around him from danger even though he isn't very strong. He is also smart, and is seen solving a few of the puzzles given in the movie. There is a bit of violence, though it's nothing major due to the lack of blood and the fact that no one already living actually dies and none of the protagonists are greatly injured.