This research focuses on the motion illustration tendency of "The Tales of Sang Kancil," a compilation of popular Malaysian folktale stories. The findings demonstrate a considerable increase in the number of adaptations and their online views, demonstrating a rising interest in this medium, based on a complete examination of motion illustration films from various sources using qualitative methods by doing visual analysis. The motion drawings include a variety of visual styles, use numerous narrative tactics, and successfully maintain cultural components while combining current animation technology. The trend pattern could also be seen at the end of the study comparing the significant elements of motion illustrations in adapting the story. This trend helps preserve Malaysian folktale stories and acts as a link between generations, assuring the timeless tales' continuous relevance and enjoyment.