Hi c4disstanky,
Thanks for the file, that answers many questions.
I have selected all 24 Cloners from the options given when you click on the House symbol in the upper right corner of the Object Manager.
While these 24 Cloners were selected, I called up a MoGraph Cache Tag.
While these 24 Cache Tags were active, I used the Main Menu> Select> Selection Filter> Create Selection Object. With this, the selection of all 24 cache tags is easier.
The caching of all 24 Cache tags (while all were selected) was a simple action. However, the data it produced was 4.5+ GB large and took her roughly 25+ minutes. This is the time the whole calculation of the data needs, which doesn't include any other parts that are not cloner-related, e.g., textures, materials, GI, etc. Just to give you an idea of how much your setup takes to be created.
You can also get an idea with the Main Menu> Window> Object> Object Profiler. Again, the Cache and the profiler will create different total times.
To drag your time-slider to frame (e.g., 6400 doesn't mean it can create that frame in a few milliseconds; all other 6399 frames have been part of the result. What you might see in the editor view is not what any dynamic can give you in a few milliseconds.
The editor's view is the result of what has been done to the timeline. Any dynamic that builds up over a longer time frame, frame by frame, will not all of a sudden be calculated. The editor's view is optimized to edit, while after each action that changes something, an update will happen, so one can work on the last created state.
If you cache the 24 Cloners, without changing anything in the scene, except I switched off GI, I get 4 seconds per frame, with GI it is 9 seconds.
The Cache allows as well to move back and forth in the timeline and show your beautiful choreography without any delay.
As a side note, Multi-instances didn't help here. I would keep the settings as you shared them.
Sorry that I can't share a few GB here.
My best wishes for your project, and I hope it will be a success!
P.S.: The term "boy" sounds weird in my ears. 