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[chimes tinkling]
- I am mia.
[instrumental music]
[creature neighs]
?
- ? by the magic book, I was sent so far ?
? and now I'm flying through the sky of centopia ?
? walking step by step and I don't look back ?
? as I explore this wondrous place ?
? is it just a dream
? or some fantasy or maybe just another kind of reality ?
? as I stand my ground when the darkness falls ?
? I got to be a hero today
? come and fly with me
? oh, yeah, yeah, yeah
? with yuko, mo, and me
?
? come and fly with me
? come and fly so free
[echoing] ? free, free, free, free
? come and fly with me
? up to the sky is where I go ?
? unless I fly
? I still don't know if what I see is real ?
? but it feels so free
? there I'm mia, here I'm me ?
- [sighs] okay.
To read it.
Don't rush. Don't rush.
[shimmering tone]
[sighs]
Okay, got it.
- Hi, mia. Say your password.
- Wise and wary as you tread.
Watch your back, but look ahead.
Ah!
[groans]
Oof!
- Onchao, doesn't this apple look yummy?
I bet it's delicious.
- Come on, onchao. You love apples.
- Onchao!
- Mia, are we glad to see you.
Nothing's cheering him up.
- He misses his mother.
- I know exactly how you feel.
It's going to be okay.
- It's good to have you back, mia.
- Yeah.
What's the new oracle?
- I'm not sure what to make of it.
Wise and wary as you tread.
Watch your back, but look ahead.
- Back and ahead at the same time.
- Maybe it means to walk sideways.
This is gonna get old real fast.
- Well, whatever it means, there's no use
Sitting around here.
We've got stuff to do.
Right, guys?
- We do? - Yeah!
Elves are always doing elf stuff.
Maybe we could use some help to stay busy and distracted.
- Oh, right. Distracted.
Come on, onchao.
- See? That's our job.
You unicorns make the dust.
We elves deliver it to the plants
That need it most.
- Partners!
- Hey, yuko.
Did you run out of unicorn dust?
Maybe we need onchao to make us some more, right?
- Oh! Oh, yeah!
I'm totally out of unicorn dust.
- Go ahead, onchao.
Make some dust.
We could sure use some.
- I think you just scrape your horn
On a tree or a rock, don't you?
- Come on, boy.
Go for it.
Come on, onchao.
Keep trying. You'll get it.
Weird.
I guess we need a unicorn
To show you how to do that.
- The ferngrass herd grazers
On the other side of the ridge.
You guys could go meet them
And we'll catch up when we're done.
- That's perfect.
Onchao, how about we go learn from some other unicorns?
- [chuffing]
Those other unicorns are gonna love you.
- [neighs]
- [gasps]
You know, it might be easier if you fly.
You've got wings, you know.
Aw.
Don't worry, onchao.
You'll get better.
- [chuffing]
- The ferngrass herd. Come on!
- Oh, dunnelsnuff. - Oh.
- [gasping]
- It's only phuddle.
- [groans] how come nobody ever says,
Hurray! It's phuddle"?
- Phuddle, what are you doing here?
- I've been searching for partridge berries for my tea.
You haven't seen any, have you?
- Tea?
- Partridge berry tea.
It's the king of pans favorite!
I'm kind of trying to get back in his good books,
And as easy, quick-fix ideas go,
A traditional tea ceremony's really not bad.
- Well, we're looking for the ferngrass herd.
- Yeah, great.
Um, unless they're made of partridge berries,
I don't want to hear about it.
- There they are!
Aren't they beautiful?
- [nickering]
[unicorns whinnying]
- It's okay. Don't go.
- [chuffing]
Come on, onchao.
It's okay.
This is onchao.
He's young, and he really needs to learn your ways.
I'm a whole horn short of being a unicorn.
- [whinnying]
[whinnying]
- You try.
- [whinnying]
- That's it, onchao.
Looking good!
- [whinnying]
- [chuffing]
- [laughs]
That was good.
You just need to keep practicing.
[shimmering tone]
- Look, that's how you do it.
[shimmering tone]
- You did it!
[unicorns whinnying]
It must be your turn.
There you go! That a boy.
[shrieking]
Munculus! Oh, no!
We should warn the herd!
[stomping]
- [chuffing]
[stomping]
- I didn't even know unicorns signaled danger like that.
That's probably something you should learn, onchao.
- [whinnying]
[stomping]
[chuffing]
[stomping]
[whinnying]
- Onchao, stop!
You're spooking the herd!
- [whinnying]
- What's that you say? Why, yes, your highness.
It is a lovely day [laughs].
[frog croaking]
Oh, what's that?
You feel terrible about banishing me?
[frog croaking]
Oh, try not to be too hard on yourself.
[frog croaking]
You know, you make a pretty good king of pans
To rehearse with.
Kind of look like him too.
Now, I just need to balance the teapot
On this incredibly unsteady rock,
Just like in the real ceremony.
[clanking]
[frog croaking]
[gasps]
[rumbling]
[yells]
- Onchao! Come back!
- Whoa! - Sorry!
- Whoa!
- Whoa! Gotcha.
- Phuddlesticks!
Oh, so much for making nice with the king of pans.
Don't get me wrong.
I like living with the elves,
What with my respected position and all,
But do you know how it feels being an outcast?
- More than you know. - [sighs]
I guess I'm stuck with the humiliation forever.
- Oh, come on.
I bet some of the berries at the bottom are still okay.
- [chuffing]
Okay, well, that can't be all
The partridge berries in centopia.
We'll just find some that you haven't sat in.
- Yeah, well, good luck.
I've looked everywhere.
[gasps] wait a second!
The thorny bushes!
- I hope you haven't sat in those too.
- Well, yes, but that's not what I meant!
There's always partridge berries down by the thorny bushes!
- Let's go. I'll help.
Onchao, you stay with the herd.
I'm not going far.
- [whinnying]
- Isn't even the right way.
No idea where we are.
- Phuddle, are you sure you know
Where you're going?
- Of course.
Why do you keep asking me that?
- Because you keep muttering
That you have no idea where you're going.
- I was saying that out loud?
I thought I was just thinking it.
Wait!
I know that shortcut.
- Phuddle, wait!
- [yells]
- Whoa!
- Oh, stupid gravity!
I'll get you next time!
Are you okay?
- I think so.
Oh, I'm stuck!
What is this stuff?
- It's clinging moss.
It's strong enough to hold a dragon.
- [groaning]
- I told you.
Oh, the perfect ending to the perfect day.
- Onchao!
Onchao! Onchao!
Onchao!
Onchao, help!
[groans]
[sighs]
- It's hopeless!
- Wait, I forgot.
The friendship ring.
- Yuck!
Rotten partridge berries.
Too late for them.
[chimes tinkling]
- Look!
Trouble with the ferngrass herd?
- I sure hope not.
We better hurry!
Take us to mia.
- We'll have to eat leaves and drink rainwater.
Should we take turns weeping in dismay
Or both weep at once?
Oh, I shouldn't have done that.
[shimmering tone]
- Mia!
- Oh, am I glad to see you.
- You can say that again.
Look what somebody's shortcut got us into.
- Somebody?
Taking that shortcut wasn't my idea.
- Yeah, well, um, let's just get out of here.
- Okay, ready?
Pull!
- [grunts]
- Wow. You're really stuck.
- [whinnying]
- Onchao?
Stay there!
It's dangerous!
- [whinnying]
Whoa, great idea, onchao.
- Yuko, give me a hand.
- Hold on tight, phuddle!
- Why do I need to-- - now!
Both: Whoa!
- [yells]
Onchao?
You saved me.
- Ooh!
[sighs]
- [laughs]
Look at you!
- Whoa, that little guy can fly!
- Wow, you've been practicing.
- What were you guys doing down here?
- It's a long story.
- With a sad ending.
I still don't have any partridge berries.
- Partridge berries?
- By the way, I found the thorny bushes.
- Ugh.
I don't think partridge berry tea
Is supposed to smell like that.
- Great!
How many times do I have
To get my hopes up only to have them crushed again,
Like so many berries under my butt?
- Onchao, you're up.
Um, phuddle?
- Forget it!
I'm not getting excited again.
It's hopeless.
- Phuddle. - Nope, not gonna happen.
Whoa!
- Way to go, onchao!
- Yeah, nice one, little guy.
- Can we get this over with, phuddle?
- Almost ready!
- I can't see!
Let's go closer!
- We can't.
We'll scare the pans.
- [chuffing]
- Shh, onchao, they'll hear you.
- What's gotten into him?
- He says he sees something.
- Good day, phuddle.
- Almost.
Ah, all set!
Would you like some tea, your highness?
- Of course I want some tea.
Why do you think I'm here?
- [neighing]
- Onchao, wait!
- [yells]
Elves!
Everyone hide!
Whoa! Whoa!
- What is it, onchao?
[gasps]
I don't believe it!
A piece of the trumptus?
Wise and weary as you tread.
Watch your back, but look ahead.
That's what the oracle meant.
To look on his head.
[laughs]
Your highness, I apologize for startling you.
We mean you no harm.
Could we have this piece?
- Well, since you asked nicely,
It was just a trinket I found anyway,
But may I have the rest back?
- I'm very sorry, your highness.
Worst tea ceremony ever.
- Oh, don't concern yourself.
- Really?
- It's the effort that counts.
You are welcome back in the domain of the pans.
- I can't believe it! - Now, come.
Hide forever in the woods with your pan brothers and sisters,
Never to speak to an elf for the rest of your days,
Forever eating woodchips and discarded apple cores.
- Really?
Forever?
Um, are you sure?
I mean, I really messed up bad,
And chances are I'm going to mess up again.
Remember the accident with the acorn pile
Or the seven-week bonfire?
- That is true.
- Please, don't banish me again!
I would be ever so disappointed.
- Well, you can't live in both worlds.
You are re-banished,
Forbidden to return to the pans,
But I'm sure we'll see you again anyway.
- Yes!
[laughs]
Hey, guys! Wait up!
- The oracle was telling us where to look for the piece
Of the trumptus all along.
There are riddles we'll have to solve,
But they're definitely helping.
- They're not the only things helping.
That's twice this little guy
Has sniffed one of those things out.
You think he can do it 18 more times?
- [whinnying]
- Now, that's the way a unicorn should walk.
Go on, onchao.
Fly!
[laughs]
Ya-hoo!
- Huh?
What's this?
A flying unicorn?
Wait until panthea sees this.
[laughter]
- Blasted elves.
We'll meet another time,
Little winged unicorn.
- [gasps]
Oh, no. My battery.
Stay safe, onchao.
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