01x19 - Rainbow Cove Games: a story about Fair Play

[bunniefuu]

♪ Best friends and
sisters, Barbie and me ♪

♪ Together our
adventures set us free ♪

♪ A mermaid here,
a princess there ♪

♪ What happens
if you just believe ♪

♪ Imagine the possibilities

♪ Dreamtopia, where
adventure never stops ♪

♪ Dreamtopia, it'’s just
a sprinkle sparkle hop ♪

♪ Dreamtopia

♪ It'’s just a dream away,
with a cherry on top ♪

- [Narrator] Rainbow Cove Games.

A story about fair play.

- Time to watch me win.

- For the fourth time.

- Standard five.
Standard five.

- Yes!

Otto in the house.

That'’s what I'’m taking about.

- It'’d be nice to win just once.

[soft music]

[cheering]
[clapping]

Wow I can'’t believe I get to
play in the Rainbow Cove Games.

- Everyone in Rainbow
Cove is here to watch.

- Welcome, players.

We'’re delighted to serve
as your floating score board.

- Move.

You can'’t start the game
without the best player.

- Hi, players.
I'’ll be your referee.

It'’s time to pick your team.

- For my team,
I pick Red and Green.

- Oh goody!
- Alright.

- Okay, I'’ll take
Orange and Yellow.

- Good team.
- Yes, we'’re gonna rock this.

- Violet, Pink, don'’t think
of yourselves as last picked.

You'’re the first
to be champions.

- Let me remind
everyone of the rules.

Turn your eyes to center field.

- Hello, Rainbow Game fans.

This is Nym the
Magnificent, your announcer.

Turn your eyes to the
floating scoreboard.

Each team has its
own rainbow goal,

stationed around the arena.

At the top of each
is the goal tube.

Your job is to get the
rainball into the goal tube.

When you have successfully
recolored your entire rainbow

your team wins.

- [cheering]
- [clapping]

- Wow, look.

[barking]

- It'’s okay, Honey.
That'’s not really me.

It'’s just so we know
which goal is ours.

- Use your game stick
to move the ball.

And here are your rides.

[whistle blowing]

Okay, teams, this is your last
chance to plan your strategy.

The game is about to begin.

- We'’ve got this.

There'’s no way Chelsea
or Barbie can even touch us

with me as your team captain.

Now, let me see
your warrior faces.

Maybe we should come
up with a new plan.

- I want everyone
to focus on winning.

I know you can do it.

- Yeah.
- That'’s right!

- Win or lose, let'’s all
have as much fun as we can.

[whistle blowing]

- Alright everyone, gather
at the rainball drop.

Okay, this is it.

On three, two, one.

[whistle blowing]

- Yes.

- Go, go, go.

- Stop him, Rainbow Queen.

- Great save.
- Thanks.

- Nice try.
- But I missed.

- Goal!

- Notto in the house.

- Alright.

- And Notto'’s team
takes the lead.

But, hold on.

There'’s a sea shell
whistle on the play.

- What'’s wrong?

- Rule clearly states that

if any part of the player'’s
body touches the rainbow

during the goal.
the goal doesn'’t count.

- What?

- Rainbow fish, please
adjust your scoreboard.

- Sorry, team, but we did it
once, so we can do it again.

- That was a lucky break for us.

We have another chance
to score the first goal.

- I know but I feel
bad for Notto'’s team.

[whistle blowing]

- Well, that was not good.

- That'’s okay, you tried.

- Here, Green.

- I'’m open.

- Goal!

- Great job, Chelsea.
I knew you can do it!

- Alright, you did it Chelsea.

- Team Chelsea, yes!

[whistle blowing]

[barking]

- Yeah!

- Hooray!
[cheering]

[cheering]

[laughing]

- Watch this.

[laughing]

- I know we'’re tied up
but we could still win.

- That'’s not really
the problem, Chelsea.

- It'’s just that
we really wish--

- We had some lemonade?
Me too.

That'’s just what we need
to keep our energy up.

- Okay, I'’ve got a
super secret play

that'’s sure to help us win.

[whispering]

- Hey, Chelsea,
what are you doing?

- Oh hey, Barbie.

Just getting some
drinks for the team.

- Is that all?

- Well, I was kind of interested
in what Notto was saying.

- Do you really
think that'’s fair?

- No, you'’re right.

I want to win,
but not by cheating.

See you on the field.

[whistle blowing]

- Oh no.

- Chelsea, I'’m open.
Over here.

Over here.

[cheering]

- Can you believe it?

One more rainbow and
we'’ll win the game.

What'’s wrong?

- Well, Green was wide open.

It would have been nice of
you to let her make the goal.

- But we'’re ahead.
We'’re winning.

- We'’d rather be
having fun, like them.

♪ Win or lose, you'’ll
know our name ♪

♪ We'’re the team
that loves the game ♪

- [Both] Alright!

- You know what, you'’re right.

I'’m not being a good teammate.

How would you like to play?

- Really?
- Really!

- That'’s our Chelsea.
Team Huddle.

[whistle blowing]

- Don'’t let them score.

- Oh, wow, that--

- Whoo, hoo!

[laughing]

- Oh my gosh, I got the ball.

Yellow, help!

- I can'’t look.

- [ dings ]

[ continues dingy ]

What?

How did we get two points?

- Everyone knows blind
sh*ts are worth two points.

Barbie'’s team wins.

[cheering]

[barking]

[laughing]

- Good game, good game.

- You guys played well.

- You weren'’t so bad yourself.

[cheering]

- Was that a fun game or what?

- It was, after
my friends reminded me

to be a good team player.

I'’d forgotten that part.

- That'’s okay, we
all forget sometimes.

- Come on, board.

A four, yes!

I am the best,
the best, the best.

Yes, I am the best.

- Congratulations, Otto.

But we'’re going to find
another game to play.

One where we all have fun.

- Better than the rest.

I am the best.

Hey, wait for me.

[soft cheerful music]