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- [Dorothy] Previously on Lost in Oz.

- Go forth!

- [Dorothy] He's conjured another tornado!

- [Scarecrow] Where are we?

- Kansas!

- You're finally home.

- But now all of you are lost.

If there's anyone who can help, it's my mom.

- We can finally put Oz behind us.

- We didn't exactly leave all of Oz behind.

- So I thought I'd drop off the Eye of the Arctic for you.

- [Dorothy] I thought there wasn't any magic in Kansas.

- You activated magic in this earth stone.

- There's magic right here in Kansas!

(whimsical music)

- This is your periodic table of elements.

- Carbon, oxygen, aluminum-inum.

What kind of weird elements are those?

- Reigh?

(electronic beeping)

(Toto growling)

- This is the Ozian periodic table of magical elements.

- A bit crude, I know.

I can only do some much with this primitive technology.

- The two look totally different.

- Ah, but after Reigh and I took a closer look,

we realized that they're a lot more alike than they seem.

(electronic beeping)

- Oh, wow.

(Toto barking)

- So, check this out.

The elements in your table actually line up

with the elements in ours.

(electronic beeping)

See?

- [All] Ah.

- Ojo, that's incredible!

- Yeah, it's incredible,

but how does it help us get home?

- Reigh, project the journal's magic levels.

- Projecting now.

- Yeah, it's empty.

We know.

- Yeah, but thanks to West's powder of life,

we already have a bunch of the Ozian elements we need.

- [West] You better know what you're doin', munchkin.

(electronic beeping)

- Well, that's a start.

- Yes, and we know that there is magic in Kansas.

- Oh, like the Eye of the Arctic?

- Exactly.

- You think my journal will take Kansas magic?

- Only one way to find out.

(bright music)

- [Dorothy and West] Yes!

- So if we can find the right Kansas magic

to substitute for Oz magic, we can fill my journal.

- And hop a tornado back to Oz.

- Uh, we have to fill all those empty spaces?

- Where are we gonna find enough magic to do that?

- I think we know a place.

- Ooh! (laughing)

Wow.

- Please, don't touch anything.

- Oh, and don't wander off.

We don't want anyone getting lost.

- Do you lose a lot of people?

Where do they go?

What do you do with them?

What exactly shouldn't we touch?

What is that?

Ah!

Ah! Eh!

- Easy, Reigh.

She hasn't hurt anyone in 65 million years.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

I couldn't hear you over the size of

those razor sharp teeth!

Eh!

- Everyone can relax.

The T-Rex and everything else in here is perfectly safe.

- Copy that, Dorothy's mom.

But just in case I'll stay terrified.

(mystifying music)

- Ready to find some magic?

- I don't even know where to start.

- Uh.

This one looks promising.

- Heh.

I knew this wouldn't work.

- They're not all gonna be magic.

(mystifying music)

- That's one.

- That's awesome.

- Keep going, West.

(dramatic music)

- We should really charge more for this exhibit.

- Quick, collect every rock and gem you see

reacting to West.

- Ooh! (laughing)

- Gotcha!

Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo!

(Toto barking)

Whoa! Whoa!

Whoa!

(Toto barking)

This one's full of magic, mate!

(laughing)

- Okay, I guess Kansas is pretty magical.

(screaming)

(whooshing)

So, how'd we do?

- Great!

I think we might have it!

- Oh, so close.

We're only four elements short.

- We've already tried every mineral and gem in the hall.

- Well, we'll just have to broaden our search

beyond the museum.

- What are we gonna do?

Just wander around Kansas hoping some rock

lights up when I walk past?

- Let's split up.

We'll cover more ground.

- But there's only one West.

- Ah-ha!

Already a step ahead of you.

Axel?

- Right, so I analyzed the samples

that reacted to West and--

- Found that they all have one very interesting

trait in common.

Sorry, go ahead, Axel.

- Eh, okay.

They're all super ionized--

- With a positive charge.

- With a positive charge.

- So with a few tweaks to my wrist guard,

I modified it to detect--

- Magic!

You invented a magic detector?

Couldn't you have done that sooner?

We could've used that a hundred times by now.

- Oh, it doesn't detect magic.

Wouldn't that be a game changer?

- It detects super ionized, positively charged elements.

Exactly what you need for your Ozian magic substitutes.

- So, a Kansas magic detector?

- Yeah, more or less.

(electronic beeping)

(clapping)

Yes!

- That's perfect!

So we split up, canvas the town,

and find the elements we need.

- Eh, you're going into town?

All of you?

- Eh, why?

Are the growleywogs in town?

Something worse than growleywogs?

What horrible dangers lurk in town?

- There aren't any growleywogs.

But remember, there aren't any talking lions

or scarecrows, either.

- Seems like there's a shocking lack of diversity in Kansas.

- Just be careful.

Don't let anyone see you and always look out for each other.

We do that, we'll get you home.

(sinister music)

- Well, Roquat, how does it feel to be home?

Yes, a bit unsettling, I'd imagine.

You in a cage, me on your throne.

- I never liked that throne anyway.

- What if I play with your toys?

- You stay away from my toys!

(laughing)

- Now, are you ready to tell me the location

of the nome king's belt?

Wait!

- I already told you.

I have no idea where it is.

(growling)

- Very well then.

Away with you, Xandort.

- Hey, I haven't eaten my favorite food

since my mid-afternoon snack!

Like 30 minutes ago.

This is cruel and unusual punishment.

- Oh, how ironic.

Cruel and unusual is how I describe your reign as king.

- You're right.

I was a lousy, selfish king.

I realize that now.

- Good.

Listen, you can still do the right thing, Roquat.

This is your chance to finally help nome-kind.

- What does my dad's belt have to do

with helping nome-kind?

- The great fairy lands all have one thing in common.

They were built on nome magic.

And now the time has come for nomes to take

a magical home for our own.

The most magical.

Emerald City!

And to do that, I need the belt.

- I can't tell you something I don't know.

- You expect me to believe you spent that much time

with the emeraldos and never once asked

where they hid our most priceless possession?

- We were a little busy trying to escape from you.

(sighing)

- Let's make this simple, shall we?

Tell me where the belt is

or spend eternity in the Gallery of Ornaments.

I'll let you think it over.

(dramatic music) (door slamming)

- [Ojo] Emerald City One, report.

Come in, Dorothy.

How's it goin' at the museum?

Have you found anymore Kansas magic?

- We're making progress.

- Come on, all this super weird stuff

and none of it's magic?

(rustling)

Hey!

These frozen potions must be magic.

(rustling)

- Hmm.

Oh!

(coin clinking)

- It wasn't the potion.

It's this!

- An old penny.

Maybe it spent some time in a wishing well.

- Huh, great place you got here, Toto.

Reminds me of Bunberry in Septober.

- Let's just find as much magic as we can

and get back to the museum.

I don't want to be seen.

- Look around you, 'fraidy cat.

We're the only ones out here.

(electronic beeping) (Toto barking)

- Magic!

Must be over this way.

Let's grab it and get back indoors forever.

- Tally ho, Toto!

- We're getting warmer!

(electronic beeping)

The magic is a four leaf clover?

Oh, in Oz these things are just weeds.

- Huh?

- Ah!

- Huh?

(screaming)

- He ran away.

Why'd he do that?

- I think he was afraid of you.

- Afraid of me?

(laughing)

Oh, quit joking around.

- Sure, let's get gelato.

- Huh?

(screaming)

- He was afraid of me.

Everybody's afraid of me.

Kansas rules.

- Psst, Roquat.

- Huh!

- Shh.

Guph doesn't know I'm here.

- Why are you here?

- I need to know what happened to Dorothy.

Did she make it back to Emerald City?

- I don't know.

Guph sent her away on a tornado.

And trust me, the way he feels about Dorothy,

it wasn't going anywhere good.

- Oh, can't we have a nice king for once?

- I'm nice.

(grumbling)

I mean, I wasn't all bad, was I?

- See that ornament?

The one with the smile?

That's my brother Rockbert.

You put him there.

- Oh.

Wait!

That was the old Roquat.

I've changed!

- Hmm.

- I promise!

I'll never hurt another nome as long as I live.

(door slamming)

- Any word from Toto, Patchwork, and Reigh?

- They're not answering.

- Probably too busy chasing down Kansas magic.

- Well, tell 'em they're too late.

- Look what we found.

- Whoa!

Cool!

Actually, I don't get it.

This is just regular stuff.

- West, will you do the honors?

(dramatic music)

- [All] Whoa.

- I can't believe I've been surrounded

by magic all this time.

- You can't believe it?

- Let's get it all in the journal.

(dramatic music)

I hope that does it.

(laughing) Yes!

We did it!

- We can really go home.

We can save my mom.

- Go forth?

- [All] No!

- Oops, my bad!

- Oh, no.

It's sending us back to Oz.

- Patchwork and Reigh are gonna be stuck here without us.

- And Toto!

- I haven't even packed!

- [All] Whoa!

(screaming)

- It didn't work.

Wait.

It didn't work?

- I knew it.

I knew Kansas magic wasn't strong enough.

- Dorothy, now how are we gonna get back to Oz?

- [Ojo] Come in, Reigh.

What's your status?

- Dominant and more confident than ever,

thank you very much.

(Toto grumbling)

- [Ojo] Good to hear, I think.

Meet us back at the museum.

We're making some adjustments to the plan.

- Let's hurry up and get back.

It'll be late soon.

People will see us.

- Oh, there was a time when that might've frightened me,

but today I say let them look!

(tires squealing)

Stand back, guys.

I got this.

Tremble before me, puny Kansan.

I am Reigh the Frightening.

Fear me.

(roaring)

So scary.

(toy squeaking)

Eh!

Think you can give me gifts to avoid my wrath?

Hah!

Kneel before my scary-ness! (toy squeaking)

(sneezing)

Mommy, can I stay home from school today?

Please?

(snoring)

(sinister music)

- [Scarecrow] Come back, magic bug!

- West, I, I don't know what to say.

- There is nothing to say, Dorothy.

It was a one-in-a-million shot.

- You know, when Tin Man was down to his last

grain of magic, he still managed to save

an entire munchkin village from a horde of Fanphasms.

I'm just sayin'.

Maybe there's still a way to make it work.

- Okay.

Well, how did Tin Man do it?

- Well, you see, his magic was supercharged

by the electromagnetic power of an eclipse,

but for that to work--

- Did someone say eclipse?

Sorry, eclipses are just kind of my thing.

Eclipses and crop circles.

- Axel, didn't you tell me there's

a solar eclipse coming up?

- No.

I told everybody there's a solar eclipse comin' up.

- Axel's Totally Awesome and Super Educational

Solar Eclipse Viewing Party.

- Catchy title.

- Look!

- The two eclipses look exactly alike.

- So if we activate the Kansas magic during an eclipse...

- It could boost the magic.

- And send us back to Oz.

- Hello?

Are you even listening to yourselves?

You're getting a plan from a Tin Man comic book.

- [Ojo] Yeah, but look!

Based on a true story.

- [Dorothy and Mom] It's worth a shot.

(sinister music)

- Uh, snack?

- Yes!

- Ah, ah, ah.

First things first.

The time has come, Roquat.

Who do you want to be?

An honorable nome or a decorative ornament?

- I've had all night to think about it.

And I know the right thing to do.

- Yes?

- The truth is, the nomes do deserve a better land

and a more magical life,

but they'll never get that with a selfish

monster like you for a king.

(growling)

- You!

Ah!

(growling)

- King Guph, I'm so sorry.

- I am

going to

ornamentize both of you!

As soon as I clean myself up.

Sanitizer! Sanitizer!

- You don't deserve this, Xandort.

When I was free and powerful, I did everything wrong.

Now I know what's right.

But I'm stuck in a cage.

(sighing)

(door clanging)

What are you doing?

- Givin' you a chance to do what's right.

- Thank you, Xandort.

I will.

(Toto barking)

- Toto, what's wrong?

- Reigh's been captured!

- What?

Who took him?

- A wicked witch driving a truck

covered in pictures of evil puppies and kitties.

- That sounds like animal control.

- We have to get him out of there.

- Axel, how long until the eclipse?

- Three hours, 11 minutes.

- That doesn't leave much time.

Quick, grab all the magic.

We've gotta go save our friend.

(coin clinking)

(adventurous music)

- [Man] Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

(synth music)

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