The Adventures of Vyond City

Tom Doe is offered a partnership between Vyond Cinema and Pedaru International Media, a Japanese media company owned by Hiroto Pedaru. Hiroto's family moves to America with him, his wife Yua, and his daughter Sakura. Sakura was forced into becoming an international transfer student during her father's partnership and becomes homesick. All she wants is to go back home, but seeing how well the partnership is going, Sakura will have to get used to America.

The school announces a new event, Behavior Card Day. Behavior cards come in a wide variety of colors and rewards/consequences (reward, neutral and disciplinary card colors). Students can get rewarded, get the day off, or even get expelled. But this experiment will soon backfire as it faces controversy. Meanwhile, Joel and Otto accidentally set off the school fire alarms with a grappling hook and Murry gets blamed for it. Joel doesn't want to get punished so he tries to stay off the hook. Otto needs to help prove Murry's innocence.

A week after the Behavior Card Day event began, kids are beginning to lose their intelligence, Tom and Austin step in to put a stop to the program, Austin also helps Otto prove Murry's innocence from Joel's grappling hook situation.