The boy is a character from the Lilo & Stitch franchise.
In Lilo & Stitch, Dr. Jumba Jookiba is sentenced to lockup for created illegal experiments. His latest creation, the destructive Experiment 626 escapes police custody and crash lands on Earth in Hawaii. Lilo Pelekai, a lonely orphaned girl and slight outcast, lives with her older sister, Nani, who tries to maintain a good home in order to keep Child Protective Services from taking her away.
Experiment 626, after getting hit by a truck, is locked inside an animal shelter where he poses off as a dog. Lilo, seeking an animal companion, adopts 626 and names him "Stitch". Meanwhile, Jumba and Agent Pleakley trail Stitch in hoping of capturing him for the Grand Councilwoman. When Lilo is captured by Gantu, Stitch teams up with Jumba and Pleakley to retrieve her. In the end, the Grand Councilwoman sentences Stitch to exile to live with Lilo and Nani where they, plus Jumba and Pleakley, become live together as a family.
The film followed up with a midquel, Stitch! The Movie and transitioned to Lilo & Stitch: The Series, which focuses on Lilo and Stitch trying to rehabilitate the other 625 experiments, or Stitch's "cousins" and saving them from the clutches of disgraced Captain Gantu and the menacing Dr. Jacques von Hämsterviel.
Later, an anime series, Stitch!, focuses on Stitch years after the ending of Lilo & Stitch: The Series where he, Dr. Jumba Jookiba, and Pleakley ending up on Izayoi Island where they befriend the tomboyish girl, Yuna, and moves in with her and her family.
In this story route, Stitch is absent, but he is replaced with his female counterpart, Angel.
Each of these entries features a young male character(s) (or an original character, in the case of the original animated film) either being born tiny, or their sizes will be altered by Jumba's or Hämsterviel's experiments. In the case of the latter, the female characters will grow into giantesses from said experiments as well.
In this route, we will be focusing on certain boy characters appearing in the film, sequel, or television series either as a canon character, or an original character. They will either be shrunken, born tiny, normal-sized amongst giant women, or a boy from the real world is transported and is shrunken as a result.
Also, Stitch is absent and is replaced with his female counterpart, Angel.
Angel replaces Stitch as part of the main cast.
Choose which story slot you would like to focus on.
1.) Size Experiments Gone Haywire: The characters' sizes are altered through scientific means (i.e. Jumba's size-alteration ray, or Experiment 001 a.k.a. "Shrink"). In one scenario, the boy(s) are shrunken down to tiny size and they must survive their shrunken plight. In another scenario, a female character(s) grows into giant size and they interact with the normal-sized young male characters.
2.) It's All Relative: In this scenario, the boy(s) is the tiny younger relative(s) of the leading female protagonist(s) and is raised by them. In one scenario, he is the younger twin brother of Lilo and Nani. In another scenario, he is the younger cousin of Yuna and Tigerlily. In another scenario, he is the younger brother of Wang Ai Ling. In all scenarios, the boy is often the center of attention from the female characters because of his cuteness, innocence, and size, which makes them a target for the more less-than-desirable female presences.
3.) A Stitch in the Fabric of Space: The boy is a young boy from the real world who is transported into the settings of Lilo & Stitch and their various spin-offs; however, this resulted in the boy being shrunken! There, he encounters the female characters of the franchise, including the female natives of Hawaii, Izayoi Island, and/or China.
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