Kikoriki

Dokko and Barry ask Carlin to fly to check if, according to the omen, the following day it will rain. After the crow dismisses their proposal, friends are concerned if he can fly at all.

Rosa tells her friends a scary story about a bedside monster. Now the friends are going to have a sleepless night. But is this monster so scary?

Barry tells Chico what he is going to grow in his garden. Surprisingly, Barry isn't going to grow strawberry. Dokko comes in to help.

Barry, Dokko, Chico and Krash are doing hard work: they're ploughing the field for later sowing. Rosa sitting at home decides to help them, however in a strange war: she wants to boost their morale with stories about her to make it easier for them to work.

Why are friends important? Kikoriki will explain it to Rosa in a form of rock opera.

Dokko tells Kikoriki about the harms of culinary addiction, while Pin works in his hangar and hears this conversation. When he comes out of the hangar he confirms that food is not the most important thing. Dokko replies that Pin doesn't even know what culinary addiction is. But that is not true. After that Pin tells the story about him living in cold country and working on his inventions while his penguin friends were coming over every day and eating a big table of food.

After Dokko's lecture about Earth's dependency on Moon Chico thinks about his life. Does he really always line up with others and never make his own decisions?

Barry is about to go on a vacation. Where? Mystery. Krash and Chico decide to find out what is the most wonderful place in the world.