While land-shark dad Tralalero frantically combs the city for his missing boy, the unattended youngster in blue sneakers tries—and fails—to charm two irritated adults at the park.

When Tung Tung—the anthropomorphic kentongan—opens his door to screaming fangirls whose adoration baffles him, he and his buddies chase the girls across town to uncover the mystery behind his sudden fame.

After Tung Tung discovers Tralalero's motionless body in a dumpster, he summons his friends, slips into Sherlock Holmes cosplay, and launches a theatrical murder investigation—unless, of course, the shark was never really dead.

Tralalero sobs over his friends' graves, reliving in flashbacks how his reckless delays killed them—then he wakes up, the graves and tears vanishing with the dream.

On his first day of kindergarten, Tralalero's excitement for new friends turns to tears when bullies pounce—until the coffee cup Ballerina Cappuccina twirls to his defense, proving the blue sneakers Mom just gifted him still carry hope.

Now sporting a thick Aussie accent, Tung Tung rules the local fast food place like a tyrant, hurling burgers at overworked barista Ballerina while she dreams of pirouetting out of the grease trap and onto the stage.

A baby kentongan is left in a straw basket on Brr Brr Patapim's doorstep; the big-footed earthcore proboscis monkey carries him indoors, then reads the attached note that says the kid was disowned for thrashing around with sticks. Will the parents ever realize they acted too quickly?

Cold and homeless, Tung Tung is swept up by a tornado and dropped into a cozy house where a wife and son greet him as their own; grateful for shelter, he plays along—until the mustached real husband walks in.

With a thick Brooklyn accent, the teacher grades the kids on dyeing potions meant to restore a mini-Tralalero's sneakers to their original blue, but the rowdy class can barely keep their eyes on the lesson.

Young Tralalero is torn from his parents by a violent storm and washes up on an island where Bombardiro Crocodilo's crew greets him with smiles and endless meals. They're clearly fattening him up for supper... but Tralalero will find that not every heart on the island is as monstrous as the captain's, and his salvation may come from the most unlikely place.

A copper kettle, Ta Ta Sahur, trusses up Tung Tung, steals his name, and parades around as the town's friendliest kentongan—until victims discover the "steam" from his spout is knockout gas and the kettle is a wanted fugitive. Bound but boiling with rage, the real Tung Tung races to break free and blow the impostor's cover before the next toxic puff.

The cast finds themselves unwilling contestants in a nightmarish Squid Game-inspired version of Red Light, Green Light. They must desperately dash forward on "green light" and achieve perfect, frozen stillness on "red light"—any twitch or stumble resulting in instant, lethal elimination by a merciless robotic doll's unblinking gaze.

Fed up with his students repeatedly sculpting and smashing his likeness, the old teacher quits. His replacement, Brr Brr Patapim, attempts to impose order by assigning a foot-shrinking potion, but he quickly loses the class's respect when he cracks down on them while giving his own son permission to just enjoy himself. Will the teacher be taught a lesson by his own pupils?

Ballerino, a muscular frappé and skirt-wearing ballet dancer, is bullied for defying gender norms. He finds a partner in Ballerina, and their stunning performance nearly wins over the bullies. But a single misstep revives the ridicule, prompting Ballerino to unleash his rage by wrecking the set and igniting it into flames. Afterward, Ballerina finds him and offers her appreciation, and her words convert the external blaze into a controlled, internal flame of motivation.

After Tralalero is exiled from his home for witnessing what appears to be a romantic moment between his wife and a new shark, he is left heartbroken and desperate to win his family back. His land-dwelling friends, Tung Tung and Ballerina, vow to stand by him and fight for his cause. But when he investigates his wife's desperate plea—"It's not what it looks like!"—he discovers it was a far more urgent and terrifying cry for help than he realized: the new shark is a tyrant who has forcibly taken his place and is holding the family hostage through fear.

Just as Tralalero is about to offer her flowers, Tralalei silences him by holding up printed photos—seemingly damning evidence of him with Ballerina. Heartbroken, she dumps him on the spot and immediately turns to another man, Tung Tung. Bewildered, as they don't remember any such relationship, Tralalero and Ballerina examine the pictures and discover a subtle "Made With AI" watermark, proving they are malicious fakes. With Tung Tung having conveniently swooped in to console Tralalei, Tralalero and Ballerina now join forces to uncover the truth: was he the one who made the fakes?

In the bustling kitchen of Patapim's restaurant, the cooks—a salt shaker and a honey pot—usually work in harmony, but their fundamental clash erupts over a single roast chicken order. As they furiously douse the dish in salt and honey to win their culinary argument, they fail to notice it has already been served. The resulting honey-salted chicken is rejected by the customer, leading a furious Chef Patapim to fire them on the spot and leaving the duo to wonder if their opposing flavors will ever find a perfect balance.

Udin Din Dun was a lanky, nerdy orange whose only high school bright spot was Ballerina Cappuccina. When bullies cruelly ended their budding connection, he dedicated himself to a grueling physical transformation, believing muscles were the key to winning her. Now a jacked powerhouse, he returns to propose, only to be rejected for pragmatic reasons. Realizing his entire journey was based on a fundamental misread of her feelings, his humiliation erupts into a city-shattering rage. Now, the one person who might get through to the monster is the one who never meant to create him: Ballerina herself.

Dr. Tung Tung is the wildly overworked but surprisingly effective sole physician in his practice, forced to juggle every patient himself. His methods are unorthodox—like attempting to remove a blade from a patient as if it were the Sword in the Stone—yet despite the goofy results, everyone leaves feeling much better.

Tung Tung's life is upended when a box of six abandoned toddlers is left on his doorstep. He decides to foster them for the night, leading to utter mayhem as he single-handedly attempts to control the destructive little whirlwinds.

The mischievous duo Salt and Honey begin a chaotic city-wide experiment, forcibly swapping the colors of unsuspecting citizens and leaving a trail of goofily distressed victims in their wake. Now, it's up to our protagonists to track them down and discover what triggered their colorful—and nonconsensual—rampage.

Wrongfully imprisoned by Officer Barry, Tralalero and Tung Tung must use every bit of their cartoonish plot armor to escape the maximum security facility. They treat the entire ordeal like a playful gauntlet, effortlessly slipping through every obstacle while the perpetually flustered Barry desperately chases them down.

Just as Ballerina and her ninja boyfriend Cappuccino are about to practice dancing, a frenzied flock of fangirls bursts through her door. Ballerina's initial friendliness turns to alarm as the obsessed fans swarm her, touching her porcelain skin and even sipping from her cup-head. Forced to flee their own home, the couple finds themselves in a chaotic cat-and-mouse chase across the city, desperate to uncover who is behind Ballerina's sudden and overwhelming fame.

Despite his single-minded hope for a Nintendo Switch 2, Tralalero finds moments of joy in his other sixth birthday gifts—like a vowel-uttering cat music box—as he is made to open them one by one. All the while, a young Cappuccino keeps trying and failing to hand over his own present, leaving Tralalero to wonder if his ultimate dream gift is still hiding among the unopened boxes.

Forced into a terrifying experiment, Tung Tung is injected with a serum that transforms him into a gigantic, destructive monster who immediately turns on the scientists who created him. His monstrous energy then blasts Cappuccino, triggering a similar evolution and pitting two powerful beasts against the city. Now, Tralalero, Ballerina, and their allies must fight to "de-evolve" their friends and stop the rampage, a task that may require confronting the very scientist responsible for the outbreak.

So engrossed in his book, Tralalero walks through the park without ever looking up, completely unaware of the disruptions he causes—from ignoring emergencies to trampling on art. His obliviousness finally forces everyone he's bothered to band together and confront his careless behavior.

The new teacher, Ta Ta, is instructed by the principal to be strict—a command he interprets with terrifying and sinister creativity. His tyranny escalates from ruler strikes to forcing students to perform bizarre and humiliating tasks, and even after proving their brilliance, he ensures his class remains imprisoned under his control long after the school day should have ended.

When Tralalero goes missing from school, Tung Tung launches a frantic investigation, interrogating classmates and chasing down suspicious clues—like someone else wearing Tralalero's sneakers. Just as the mystery deepens, Tralalero casually returns with an unexpectedly wholesome explanation for his disappearance.

After a humiliating insult from Cappuccino, a tearful Ballerina is discovered by La Vacca Saturno Saturnita, who gives her a complete glamorous transformation—including elegant makeup, a new dress, and even whipped cream atop her cup. Emboldened by her new look, Ballerina learns it's Cappuccino's birthday that very day and prepares a gift, hoping her glow-up will finally win his heart.

A femme-fatale espresso cup, Espressona Signora, develops a dangerous obsession with Cappuccino, growing intensely jealous of his relationship with the graceful Ballerina. Her attempts to sabotage the couple escalate from petty tricks to a deadly confrontation. The ninja Cappuccino must now protect Ballerina and fight back against Espressona's fatal attraction.

After a nightmare of being lethally chased by campers, the furry dwarf Matteo wakes up relieved but hungry in his shack. Unable to hunt, he resorts to stealing from the campers' picnics since they refuse to share, using clever traps to evade their attempts to catch him. Will Matteo finally get the food he needs, or will he find a way to make peace with the campers?

When the new student Ta Ta Ti—a charming copper kettle just like him—joins the class, Ta Ta is instantly smitten and the two quickly hit it off. But their budding romance is constantly interrupted by other boys who also vie for her attention, leaving Ta Ta to wonder if he can truly win her heart.

While fishing in the woods, Tralalero spots an unconscious Ballerina floating on a raft toward a treacherous waterfall and dives in to rescue her just in time. Though she wakes up consumed by despair and insists she is "done for," a determined Tralalero refuses to give up, vowing to piece her back together and uncover the mystery of how she ended up broken and adrift.

The wedding of Ballerina and Tralalero is shockingly interrupted when Cappuccino storms in to object. As guests hold him back from attacking the groom, Cappuccino is forced to justify his outburst by launching into an extended, emotional flashback. His recounted tale—which visually takes over the story—painstakingly details how Tralalero methodically sabotaged his relationship with Ballerina, painting him as a dangerous homewrecker. With this devastating history now laid bare for all to see, the ceremony is left in turmoil as Ballerina must decide which version of the past she believes.

A classroom rebellion led by a mischievous young Matteo escalates into absolute chaos as he directs the other students to barricade the door and then destroy the entire school with fire and explosives. Now, the very teacher they locked out must race to save the children from the catastrophic consequences of their own destructive rampage.

Espressona Signora returns, having evolved from a jealous femme fatale into a full-fledged mad engineer. In a gruesome experiment, she forcibly fuses five civilians into a single monstrous entity, which she then commands to kill her rival, Ballerina. When the creature hesitates to harm the innocent coffee cup, Espressona ruthlessly employs shock therapy to ensure its obedience, forcing a horrified Cappuccino to defend his love from this terrifying new fusion of science and vengeance.

A young, orphaned Tralalero is left in a cardboard box outside a foster home, where the kind Ballerino discovers him and generously takes him in. Though Ballerino offers shelter and introduces him to the other children, Tralalero soon faces cruelty from the kids when no one is watching, leaving him to wonder if he will ever find not just a home, but the true love and care he desperately needs.

After Ballerina's home tragically burns down with her baby trapped inside, her rival Espressona unexpectedly leaps into action, saving the child and offering the keys to her own house for the night while she goes out. Though the gesture seems generous, Ballerina and her daughter soon discover that Espressona's idea of hospitality includes a series of carefully concealed—and potentially deadly—traps.

Tralalero awakens to a terrifying sight: tied to a bed in a room covered in pictures of himself, surrounded by obsessive declarations of love. The door opens to reveal Espressona, who crawls toward him with heart-eyed determination, intent on claiming a kiss from her very unwilling recipient. As Tralalero screams for help, the question remains—will anyone hear him, and just how far will Espressona go to keep her over-caffeinated crush all to herself?

When a new Barbie-core shark joins the class, every boy instantly falls under her spell, competing desperately for her attention. After she showcases her love for pink during a potion assignment, chaos erupts when she announces that the first boy to bring her a rare pink flower will earn a kiss—sparking a frantic hot potato dash across the school to be the winner.

During a terrifying deep-sea chase, a young octopus with a blueberry-like head is separated from his mother when she makes an apparent sacrifice to save him from a murderous shark. Discovered by Tralalero and his friends, the frightened octopus is brought to safety, and the group soon finds themselves tasked with caring for their new aquatic friend while standing against the relentless shark that still hunts the waters.

Inspired by the newest games of Squid Game Season 3, the contestants are forced to play a deadly Jump Rope challenge: they must precisely time their jumps to clear a massive, swinging metal bar while crossing a narrow bridge, or plummet into the abyss below. Tung Tung, now obsessed with claiming the prize money for himself, successfully crosses—only to immediately turn and sabotage those who follow, valuing victory over every former alliance. But as the bridge trembles and the bar swings on, his three minutes of triumph may prove bitterly short.

A penguin named Sigma accidentally fuses with his favorite food, turning into a living sushi roll and becoming the reluctant target of his hungry pals. To save him, the restaurant owner Cappuccino must persuade the gang that Sigma is still their friend—not a meal—by sharing his own sushi, with Sigma joining in to prove he's more than just a snack.

Have you noticed Ballerina Cappuccina acting like the world around her simply doesn't exist? She sipped her cappuccino, blissfully ignoring Tung Tung as he burst into flames, scrolled through memes while Ballerino got electrocuted, and even complained about café menus while a heartbroken Cappuccino floated away clutching his balloons. What could possibly be going on in her head—and why does it feel like this might all be some kind of purposeful performance?

Returning to the same deadly Jump Rope bridge from Squid Game Season 3, the tension intensifies as Espressona arrives to stir chaos with her bossy, femme-fatale trolling. The stakes are raised even higher when Ballerina unexpectedly brings her baby daughter onto the bridge, forcing a protective Cappuccino to not only survive the lethal swings of the metal bar himself, but also find a way to safely transport the child across the chasm.