Rayman Legends Adventures in The Care Bears Movie/Script

It seemed to be a normal day as it was a time after school. Many students were at the video game arcade together, such as Teresa and Martin as they seemed to be playing a fighting game together with them as a team against the big bad guy as it seemed like they were close to beating the game.
"You guys are so close," Harvey beamed to them, "if you beat this guy, you'll beat the old record and high score and even get your names on the Video Game Hall of Fame!"
"Oh, you better believe it," Martin warned him.
"And we know just how to take down this baddie," Teresa snickered.
"Strength/Magic," Martin and Teresa proclaimed together before looking to each other, "wait, what?!"
"Um, Martin, I've been playing this game longer than you have," Teresa snickered, "I think magic is the more efficient fashion to take down this beast rather than using brawn over brain."
"No luck! We need to take down the baddie with brute strength; trust me, strength is the response," Martin disagreed.
"Magic," Teresa frowned.
"Strength," Martin frowned back.
"Magic!"
"Strength!"
"Guys! You're gonna lose the game," Sabrina gasped upon seeing this.
Teresa and Martin kept arguing until they seemed to be pushing and shoving each other, and where unfortunately, the baddie murdered their characters, causing a game over.
"NoooooOOOO," Teresa and Martin cried out in despair.
Soon the crowd left, minus Cynthia, Sabrina and Harvey.
"Rough break, guys, you almost had it," Harvey said.
"This is all your fault," Teresa frowned to Martin, "if you let me use my magic spell combo, we could've won!"
"Me?! If you had just let me use my strength combo, we would've torn him into pieces," Martin frowned back.
"Are they actually arguing," Sabrina asked.
"Looks like it," Harvey replied.
Teresa shoved Martin a bit.
"Doesn't work...unlike this," Martin frowned before shoving Teresa back, making her fly into the wall.
Teresa groaned before frowning as she got out of the hole that was now in the wall. "You wanna fight dirty? Let's fight dirty."
"Oh, this can not end well," Cynthia moaned as she covered her eyes.
Soon Teresa and Martin broke out into a fight cloud together as the others backed up a bit, feeling afraid and concerned as they were right out attacking each other instead of being best friends.
A certain warlock seemed to be watching this on his crystal ball with his silent friend, he was not as well known to them in this story as he was in other stories, and he saw that he had to do something about this, as there was more to him than being Head of the Witch's Council and Sabrina's aunt's ex-boyfriend around the time of middle school.
"Send these two in my office," Sid demanded.
Skippy nodded and soon walked away to carry out his demands to send a message.
"Guys! Stop fighting," Sabrina begged, "let's just go to my house and have some ice cream!"
"Yes, ice cream, it makes everything better, right," Cynthia asked.
Teresa and Martin continued to growl at each other a bit.
At last, they were at Sabrina's house and the blonde witchling decided to get some ice cream for her and her friends to cool facts down between the two best friends who almost never fought, and today of all days, they had.
Patch grinned as he decided to go and see Salem. "Hey, Salem."
"Hey, Patch," Salem said, "did you get to make it in the arcade with the others?"
"I hid inside Martin's bag..." Patch replied, "say, if there's a spell to turn you human, why don't you use it?"
"Because the Witch's Council will be on my tail for trying to get out of my sentence," Salem rolled his golden eyes.
"Oh, right," Patch said, "anyhow, we had to leave for ice cream."
"Sounds nice," Salem replied, "ice cream makes everything better."
Soon Teresa sprayed whipped cream for herself, Cyntia and Sabrina until the can seemed to be stuck as she tried to spray some for Martin, only for it to splatter all over his face. "Oops..." she said.
"You did that on purpose, didn't you," Martin asked.
"No," Teresa said before snickering as she sprayed some more whipped cream in his face, "now that was on purpose."
"Alright, let's take it easy a bit..." Cynthia said hesitantly.
"Vengeance," Martin called out, taking out his spoon, flinging it back and springing some ice cream in Teresa's face.
"Stop this," Sabrina cried out in grief, "you guys are best friends!"
Martin and Teresa kept frowning at each other before they started to fight again. The others backed up a bit as the two best friends got into another fight. Soon the toaster burst, which showed a note from the Other Realm rather than toast or a Pop-Tart.
"What've I done this time," Sabrina complained since these notes usually came for her, being a witch-in-training and all. Soon she saw that the note wasn't for her this time.
"Who's that for then," Cynthia asked.
"Teresa and Martin have to go in Sid's office right now," Sabrina replied.
"I'm not moving," Teresa said as she managed to sit on top of Martin, "not until this idiot apologizes to me."
"For what," Patch asked as he walked in, "and why is Martin sitting on you?"
"Magic," Teresa frowned.
"Strength," Martin frowned back.
"Magic!"
"Strength!"
The others sighed as the two kept on arguing, rolling around on the kitchen floor together now.
"Guys! Sid wants to see the both of you," Sabrina warned Martin and Teresa.
"Warn him to get us later," Teresa frowned, "not until this bozo apologizes!"
"I'm not apologizing until you apologize." Martin frowned back.
"You can't see him later," Salem warned them, "if Sid wants to see you now, he means now!"
"Then you better get up and get to his office," Patch said.
Teresa and Martin kept frowning to each other, and soon, they came into the warlock's office's waiting room as they saw fog on the ground, but other than that, it seemed like a normal office, though a bit dark and depressing.
"I don't like this place, it reminds me of the principal's office," Teresa moaned.
"Except it doesn't have fog on the ground," Martin said.
"It's so dark and depressing," Teresa replied.
"Just like you," Martin snickered.
"Hey," Teresa frowned.
Soon the door cracked open to show Sid's secretary.
"Sid will see you now," the woman grinned sweetly and patiently.
Soon Martin and Teresa walked into Sid's office to see what he wanted. The warlock was shown to be hard at work at his paperwork before they stepped in and he looked up to see them before lowering his hand to warn them to sit down in front of him.
"Magic," Teresa grumbled.
"Strength," Martin retorted.
"Ah, yes, thank you both for coming," Sid said as they seemed to be also wrapped up in their argument to pay any real attention to him, "it has come to my attention that you two are having a bit of a disagreement, and I know you two value your friendship, but...I'm not the right person to-"
"Strength," Teresa snickered.
"Magic." Martin replied until he caught what he said.
"Ha." Teresa snickered.
"Hey! You tricked me," Martin frowned at Teresa.
Teresa laughed.
"SILENCE," Sid snapped, making his voice echo a bit.
Teresa and Martin shivered before ducking as Sid zapped lightning from his fingertip and it went out the door, making his secretary shriek in horror, which made them both feel frightened.
"Now that I have your attention...you two need to learn a lesson in friendship..." Sid replied, "which is why I'm sending you two on a quest because there are some children who are in need of help themselves."
"Alright, and where would we be leaving for the quest," Martin asked.
"I think right now would be a best idea," Sid replied firmly.
Then Teresa poked Martin, only for him to hit her hand before they began to attack each other.
"Yes...right now's a nice idea......you two need to remember what it's like to be friends," Sid warned them, "and you are going NOW!!"
"Yes, sir," Martin and Teresa yelped before running away.
"Perhaps that'll put an end to their silly little argument," Sid mumbled to himself.
"He's just messing with us, right," Teresa said hesitantly, "he wouldn't really hit us with that lightning, would he?"
"Gah...it's that lady's teeth....." Martin shuddered, finding some teeth left behind in the waiting room, which had been tilted a bit and torn upside down from Sid's outburst earlier to scare them straight.
"Perhaps we should get to the quest and fast," Teresa said.
Soon they ran away together, agreeing with each other for once.
"And I believe that you guys can help them...these children need each other..." Sid said before looking to his crystal ball as it showed a cloudy paradise, though it was not Heaven, it was a place known as Care-a-Lot.
Teresa and Martin wandered around together, wondering where to go, but a couple of children were shown to be wandering as well, but they were by themselves and didn't seem to have any adults with them.
"These must be them," Martin said.
"They're wandering children on their own," Teresa replied.
"Then are we," Martin reminded.
"We're always wondering on our own," Teresa rolled her eyes, "we used to be orphans."
Martin glanced from that before soon the two children saw them and the younger boy hid behind the older girl, feeling hesitant.
"We might as well greet them," Martin warned Teresa.
"I can be social," Teresa replied.
"No one said you couldn't......but would it murder you to grin," Martin replied.
"Actually, yes, it would," Teresa narrowed her eyes.
"Just try to grin," Martin said.
Teresa glanced at him.
"Or not..." Martin sighed, "Elvira: Mistress of the Dark."
Teresa let out a small growl from that.
"Hey," Martin grinned, coming toward the children.
"Uh...hi," the girl blinked.
"I'm Martin Brisby and the elderly mouse is Teresa Brisby," Martin introduced.
"My name's Kim, and this is my little brother, Jason," the girl said.
"Nice to meet ya," Martin grinned politely while Teresa stuck her tongue out a bit.
"Why are you children out here by yourselves," Teresa asked.
However, before anything could be said or done from that, there was a smashing heard.
"What was that," Teresa asked.
"Whatever it is, we better go check it out," Martin suggested.
"Might be a best idea," Teresa said.
They came over to a tree as it looked like a car made out of clouds had smashed into it before it poofed off into nothing, showing a couple of bears that looked like living teddy bears of different colors. Then one bear whispered to the other.
"No, Secret Bear, I don't think it was the Cloudmobile's fault," the other bear replied before the first bear nudged her to make her turn around to see that they had company, "hi! I'm Friend Bear and this is Secret Bear. We're Care Bears!"
"Um, hi, I'm Martin and these are Teresa, Kim and Jason," Martin introduced.
"What have you done," Jason asked, a bit rudely.
"Only to be your friends," Friend Bear beamed.
Soon Kim and Jason turned away from the Care Bears and decided not to be friends with them.
"You don't want to be their friends," Martin asked Kim and Jason.
"No," the children replied as they walked away.
"Well, we gave it a shot," Teresa said as she went to go home herself.
"Teresa, we can't go home yet," Martin said.
"Just try and stop me," Teresa replied.
Martin pulled her back a little to take her to Kim and Jason, though he could see that the children looked a little mournful and lonely.
"Everyone needs friends, Jason," Friend Bear called out to the young boy, "even you and Kim! Like Teresa and Martin over here."
The two best friends gasped upon noticing this as these bears somehow knew their names.
"We're not your friends," Kim huffed.
"How do you know our names," Jason asked.
"We know a lot of facts about you," Friend Bear grinned, "Kim reads a lot of books and wants to be a nurse if she grows up. And Jason, you wanna be a jet pilot. Martin, you wanna be a detective, and Teresa, you wanna be a famous author someday."
"Alright, that's creepy," Teresa said.
"How did you know that," Jason asked the Care Bears.
"Friends are supposed to know about each other's hopes and dreams," Friend Bear grinned to them.
Soon Secret Bear whispered something to her.
"Secret Bear says not to concern," Friend Bear warned the four, "no one can keep secrets like Secret Bear."
"That's nice to know," Martin said.
Secret Bear even zipped her mouth shut to show them. Martin laughed a little from that.
"Well, I'll warn you what we know about people we care for," Jason frowned bitterly, "they always let you down."
"Then we'd rather not have any friends," Kim added.
Woah, these children haven't had the biggest friendship experience, Teresa thought to herself.
"Don't danger yourselves," Kim huffed as she walked away with Jason.
"Well, that was a bust," Teresa said, walking away, "c'mon, Martin, let's go home and have some root beer floats. Your treat."
"No," Martin said.
"Oh, sure. Why not," Teresa asked.
"Teresa, we were asked to finish this mission, and we're going to," Martin replied.
Teresa narrowed her eyes at him.
"If we don't finish this mission, Sid is going to be really mad at us," Martin warned her.
Teresa let out an agitated growl.
"Need I remind you that this guy is the most powerful man in the universe," Martin reminded.
"Oh...well, fine," Teresa replied, "I'll stay."
"Sure," Martin nodded firmly.
"You're not the boss of me," Teresa mumbled.
"No, but Sid is..." Martin replied, "remember? He decided to make us his personal students."
"Yes, I remember," Teresa grumbled as that seemed to be an annoying factor in her life.
"Well, if we fail this mission, we'll be punished," Martin said.
"Oh, what has he done," Teresa snickered, "my life can't possibly get any worse."
"I'd rather not find out......" Martin said hesitantly.
"Well, these children are hopeless," Teresa shrugged, "and these bear facts are creeping me out."
"We have to finish this mission," Martin warned her.
"You do that, I'm on my road out of here," Teresa warned him.
"Teresa," Martin cried out in misery.
Teresa hummed to herself as she kept walking away on her own.
"Where do you think you're going," Sid asked as he appeared on a park bench she passed side-by-side.
"Gah! How did you get here," Teresa yelped from seeing him.
"I'm always watching you two..." Sid replied.
"Well, I'm going away on my own and you can't stop me," Teresa said.
"You're gonna back out of an assignment I gave you," Sid replied.
"Yes," Teresa said.
Soon Sid began to laugh at her.
"Why is that funny," Teresa asked.
"Because now I'll need to turn you into a toad," Sid laughed before soon he used his magic to do just that.
"You know what; I just decided to do the assignment after all," Teresa said.
"That's what I thought," Sid crossed his arms.
"Do you spy on us....." Teresa asked hesitantly.
"I think this adventure would be nice for you children because the Care Bears can help heal a broken friendship," Sid replied whimsically.
"Sure, if you say so," Teresa said.
Soon Sid changed her back to normal. Teresa blinked and sighed in relief.
"If you or Martin so much as leave a place I send you to, I will turn you into a toad, are we nice," Sid asked.
"Erm...yes," Teresa replied as she went to find Martin and the others, but she seemed to get a little lost, "um, now which fashion did I come from?"
Sid glanced toward her.
"Uh...Martin? Care Bears? Anyone," Teresa asked, wandering around before soon she seemed to find herself coming across an amusement park.
Teresa walked into the amusement park and wandered around, but she couldn't seem to find anybody that she knew. "Sure, I've gotten myself lost," she moaned.
A cloud vehicle seemed to be floating past the roller-coaster with another bear inside of it.
"Another one of these bears," Teresa glanced.
Soon the bear landed behind a tree and peeked out as a young boy around Kim's age was shown to be coming out of a caravan as a man came out of an antique delivery truck.
"What's going on over there," Teresa wondered as she walked over.
Soon the boy caught a hold of a chest that was put down on the ground, but he had damage moving it.
"Wuss..." Teresa muttered, "Martin could probably balance that fact on his big giant head."
The boy was about to ask for help, only for the truck to drive away without giving him a chance. "Thanks..." he muttered in dismay as he caught a hold of the chest to get back into the caravan.
"I should probably help......perhaps..." Teresa said, sounding disinterested though. Soon she thought what a friend would do so. Soon she walked over and helped pick up the heavy chest.
The boy blinked and looked over to her.
"Need a hand," Teresa asked.
"Uh...thanks..." the boy said to her.
Teresa nodded her head, but she didn't grin as she walked up to the caravan with the boy to move the chest, trying her best as she wasn't that strong, where they wobbled a little bit as a man was shown to be making a house of cards.
"Hey! Close the door," the man frowned a bit.
"Yes, sir, right after we put this chest down," Teresa said.
The man glanced at her impatiently. Then Teresa kicked the door shut behind her since her hands were busy, which soon made the man's house of cards fall on the table in a pile. Soon the boy and Teresa wobbled a bit as the chest was heavy and they tried to set it down gently. The man sighed as his house of cards fell before he approached the two with a frown.
"Uh...I'm sorry about your house of cards," Teresa said.
"Yes, we didn't mean it," the boy added.
"Oh, you never mean it, Nicholas," the man huffed. "I bought that trunk to use that junk for my magic act, and half of it's broken! Ugh...what am I going to do with you?"
"You're a magician," Teresa asked.
"Yes, I am The Grand Fettucini," the man announced proudly like he was famous and well-known, but...not to her.
"Never heard of ya," Teresa said.
"Have you no culture," Fettucini frowned.
"I'm sorry, man, but I don't know you, and I'm a magician buff," Teresa replied.
"Oh, children today...." Fettucini complained, not noticing a new Care Bear was at the door of the caravan as he scolded Nicholas, "Nicholas, every time I give you a simple task to do so, it's boom! This...and smash! That. It looks like you earned yourself a new helper."
"Wait, what," Teresa frowned.
"I'm sorry, Mr. Fettucini," Nicholas frowned.
"Enough of your sorrys," Fettucini frowned. "Take that new trunk and see if there's anything I can use in my magic act! I have a show to put on," he said, bit poshly before soon he walked away, leaving the two alone.
"Well, he sure seems like a chummy guy," Teresa said sarcastically.
"He's a handful alright," Nicholas had to agree.
"Why do you put up with him," Teresa asked.
"Because my parents did so, and now I need to," Nicholas replied.
"Wow," Teresa said.
"I'm sorry...I need to work now," Nicholas sighed.
"Maybe, one day, I will teach you how to make an audience love you," Fettucini snickered as he sat in front of his mirror, looking at his reflection with high narcissism, "but right now, you're next to hopeless!"
"Kinda dark in here," Teresa commented.
"Here, I'll get that," Nicholas said as he lit a match to put on a lantern for light and warmth.
"That's better," Cherry said.
"What are you doing around here anyhow," Nicholas asked.
"I got lost, looking for my friend....." Teresa replied before rolling her eyes a bit, "if he even is yet my friend any matter."
"Must be nice to have a friend," Nicholas said softly.
"Yes, I guess..." Teresa shrugged, not noticing his slight despair, "well, do you do any magic tricks?"
"I'm more of a helper to Mr. Fettucini than an actual magician..." Nicholas explained, "I just want to be special."
"Ah, you children and your special wishes..." Teresa replied, "you want something, you must work for it."
Soon something came out of the chest.
"Huh...I do wonder what this is," Teresa pondered, picking up the object before shrugging and putting it back until it suddenly glowed.
"I wish...I'd do anything to get people like me," Nicholas sulked.
"I wish you will," Teresa said.
The book's garb seemed to melt away, showing itself to be a book and it had a woman's face on it. "Anything," it asked.
Nicholas and Cherry blinked before looking around.
"Nicholas..." the book called.
"Who's there," Nicholas asked, not seeing anybody but Teresa, "who said that?"
"Wasn't me," Teresa replied before joking, "perhaps it was the book."
"I did so, and Nicholas, you did say anything," the book asked.
"Woah! I was just joking," Teresa blinked.
Nicholas yelped and soon fell into the chest by incident from his own shock.
"...Are you from the Netherworld," Teresa asked as she looked around the book, picking it up a bit.
"I'm here to help Nicholas...don't worry about where I came from..." the book replied mysteriously.
"Oh, yes, that's certainly not a worst sign at all," Cherry rolled her eyes, "but as long as you're here to help Nicholas, but it's no skin off my nose."
"You're a very interesting little girl, aren't you," the book replied.
"I am not little," Teresa frowned, "I just turned 12!"
The Care Bear, who was hiding, could warn that he would need to get some help very soon with the other Care Bears.
Meanwhile, back with Martin, Kim, Jason, Friend Bear and Secret Bear......
"Well, you're Care Bears, and you came from a magical place called Care-a-Lot where you help children who need help with friendship, support, and basically anything, and you're strong enough to take down dark forces if more of you are all together," Martin asked.
Secret Bear and Friend Bear nodded as all of that was true.
"Huh...interesting..." Martin replied, "I do wonder why Sid had me and Teresa meet you guys. I mean, we've been best friends since we were little children in an orphanage."
"Perhaps it was because of your fight in the arcade," Friend Bear frowned, which caused Martin to stop in his tracks.
"Oh, you know about that," Martin asked.
"We know just about everything," Friend Bear said while Secret Bear nodded, "we watch all children and help them, especially if they have a friendship problem like this."
Martin turned back, a bit softly. "I guess it was a bit of a childish fight..." he said, "I mean...it's only a game."
"It's not useless to apologize," Friend Bear grinned.
"Yes, but the question is how I do I find Teresa if I don't know where she is," Martin asked.
But before Friend Bear or Secret Bear could say or whisper anything, they were transported astray and to Care-a-Lot.
Care-a-Lot appeared to be a fluffy and cloudy world filled with more and more colorful and different Care Bears, it looked like something out of a children's storybook. Martin, Kim and Jason all looked rather surprised and overwhelmed.
"Oh, my stars, you brought visitors," the pink Care Bear gasped, "what're they doing here?"
"We didn't bring them; they just came along," Friend Bear explained, "someone brought us here."
"I knew it! Baby bear mischief," the slightly dark blue bear said firmly as he looked at a light blue baby bear and a light pink baby bear.
The baby bears looked a bit hesitant as they were being blamed.
"What're we gonna do with the children," the light blue bear wondered.
"I don't know, this has never happened before," the pink bear replied.
"Maybe we can let them stay," the yellow bear suggested.
"Hey! Could we say something," Jason spoke up, making the bears look to them, "where are we?"
"I'm guessing this is Care-a-Lot," Martin remarked.
"You're right," the yellow bear grinned.
Soon the bears got into a group to greet their visitors. Martin gave a small grin back.
"We're the Care Bears," the group announced to their visitors.
"More friends..." Kim and Jason asked, a bit overwhelmed at first.
"Welcome to Care-a-Lot," the yellow bear announced.
"Can we have a tour of the place," Martin asked.
Kim glanced to him while Martin gave an open-minded grin as she looked annoyed already.
"Alright, but we're not gonna like it," Jason said as Secret Bear tugged on his arm before taking Kim's arm and went away with her to explore Care-a-Lot up close.
Secret Bear grinned, wearing a hat and cane with a suit as they came to take a look around the magical world as the other Care Bears bowed to them on their road over.
This calls for a song, Martin thought to himself.
"I know you're thinking that nobody cares, you have some feelings you don't want to share, but if your dangers stay all stuck inside, they are going to grow until they are too big to hide~," a voice sang as Secret Bear had the top hat low on her head before it burst apart and landed onto Jason's head, making Kim chuckle to him, "I know you are trying to steer so clear of friends, you've had a few that have left you in the end, I must warn you it ain't always so, somebody loves you who ain't gonna go~"
Soon Secret Bear tried to get the door open by herself, but seemed to have damage before the rest of the Care Bears began to help her. Martin grinned as Care-a-Lot felt very peaceful and carefree so far. Kim and Jason looked curious until soon the doors opened up.
"Then follow me and let me take you there, if you think nobody cares~" the voice continued to sing.
"Nobody cares~" the Care Bears sang together.
"Nobody cares like a bear~" the voice sang.
Soon Kim and one of the Care Bears opened one of the doors.
"You'll need a friend to get a big job done~" Friend Bear sang to Kim.
"I guess sometimes two heads are better than one~" Kim sang back.
"You'll need friend to let your feelings free~" Friend Bear grinned as they rode down a rainbow like a slide together.
"Sure could use someone to speak to me~" Kim grinned back.
The children began to have fun with the Care Bears. Then Secret Bear was seen flying as Martin laughed a little to himself.
"Then make a friend and let me take you there, if you think nobody cares~" the voice sang.
"Nobody cares~" the Care Bears sang, forming a train as they slid on a rainbow to help Kim pull Secret Bear out of the clouds that she landed in.
"Nobody cares like a bear~" Martin sang.
Soon the purple bear brought over a present to the others. Kim and Jason opened up the present to see that it was a balloon, where Secret Bear caught it which made her fly up, passing by the dark blue bear.
"Then don't go sticking by your own sweet self, you must take a chance on someone else, that's what it's all about just being friends, and take a chance on loving again~" the voice sang as soon as the dark blue bear took out a star and tossed it at the balloon, bursting it, which made a bunch of confetti spill out.
Soon Friend Bear and the bright yellow bear rushed over with a cake to catch Secret Bear from the fall, and where they were successful, and where the dark blue bear was shown to be in the cake with her and luckily, didn't look grumpy about the cake batter as he licked some off his nose. Kim and Jason grinned as they came to have some as well.
"And follow me and let me take you there, since you think nobody cares~" the voice sang as the group wandered into Care-a-Lot together as a couple of bears tossed hearts out to them like flower petals.
"Nobody cares~" three bears sang together.
"Nobody cares like a bear, until you think nobody cares~" the voice sang again until the song ended.
"Nobody cares~" the bears sang until they blew heart-shaped bubbles.
"Nobody cares like a bear~" the voice sang, ending the song.
"This place is like paradise," Martin grinned.
"Glad that you like it," Friend Bear grinned back to him.
Being soon with the Care Bears taught Kim and Jason how nice it was to have friends.
"I really hope Teresa's alright...wherever she is," Martin said, trying not to concern.
Meanwhile, back with Teresa.....
Fetuccini hummed to himself as he put curlers in his hair to get ready for his upcoming show.
"This guy is officially worse than Sid," Teresa muttered.
"Thank you," Sid's voice said in the form of a gecko, coming down the wall behind her.
"Yaauugghh," Teresa yelped, jumping back a bit. "Is this gonna be a normal fact with you," she frowned.
"Yes," Sid smirked before noticing the book that spoke, "oh, dear..."
"Nicholas..." the book called out.
Teresa shuddered. "That voice gives me chills."
"Nicholas..." the book continued to speak as the boy awakened.
"Who are you...how do you know my name," Nicholas asked the book.
"I am a spirit, Nicholas..." the book replied, "Your friend...I know many facts.....almost everything."
"She's right about that," Sid muttered to himself.
Teresa glanced over to him as she felt really freaked out right now.
"Everything," Nicholas asked the book, coming out of the chest.
"I know how you can earn more friends~..." the book warned him.
"Oh, really," Nicholas beamed, "how?"
"With...magic," the book replied.
"Uh, Nicholas, I don't think this is such a best idea," Teresa said hesitantly.
"Of course it isn't," Sid whispered.
"Get me out of here," Teresa begged him.
"I think you should help him," Sid replied.
"I said get me out of here," Teresa repeated.
"Teresa, if he unlocks that book; no one will ever be able to care anymore, they'll feel nothing, no emotions at all," Sid whispered to her.
"Oh, then you mean everyone will be just like me..." Teresa said before grinning weakly, "yeees."
"Teresa, you have feelings," Sid reminded her, pointing to her chest a bit, "especially in here. You feel lost because you're separated from Martin, and now you feel naughty for that foolish fight you guys had. Am I right?"
Teresa bowed her head. "Well...I guess...sorta..."
"If I say 'Am I right?', it's a rhetorical question, because I'm always right," Sid warned her.
"OK, that's it, you're right, but as long as he doesn't unlock that book, we're safe," Teresa said.
"Have fun," Sid said before going away.
"Please, wait! Don't leave me alone here! Sid," Teresa cried out in despair before moaning, "ugh...how do I get myself into these messes?!"
"Magic," Nicholas asked the book even after he heard what Teresa said.
Soon they heard Fetuccini yet humming.
"Oh, but not just magic tricks......real magic that can make your upmost wish come true~..." the book replied as pink flames puffed up behind the blonde boy.
Nicholas grinned hopefully before shaking his head briefly. "Y-You mean, you can use magic to get people to like me," he asked.
"No, but you could..." the book warned him as soon as a golden key appeared in the lock, "all you have to do is undo the lock..."
"Don't," Teresa gasped upon noticing this.
Soon Nicholas turned the key in the book once it appeared physically, cracking it open instantly.
"Oh, dear," Teresa gasped upon realizing this.
Then the book brought out some magical energy, which pushed them back against the wall.
"Hey, what are you doing in there," Fetuccini complained.
"Oh, nothing," Teresa said in a bit of a sassy/innocent tone.
Fetuccini seemed to look worried as he didn't hear Nicholas saying anything. Nicholas began to stand up as the book seemed to morph more magic onto the pages, showing a face.
"Ugh...kinda looks like the Evil Queen's Magic Mirror face," Teresa shuddered.
The face seemed to snicker at Nicholas.
"Nicholas! ...Nicky," Fetuccini called out as he sounded concerned for once, "hey, are you alright in there?"
"Read this..." the face snickered, showing a spell.
"Ga...Zord." Nicholas read the spell.
Then the door closed shut as the magician came out to see his little helper.
"Hey, that was actually pretty hopeful," Teresa snickered a bit.
"Wow! Did I do that," Nicholas asked.
"You can do a lot more~" the face snickered to him.
"Hey, Nicky, open up! The door's stuck," Fetuccini's voice called out from the other side of the door before pounding on it.
"Read...read," the face urged.
"Iz...kabibble," Nicholas glanced at the other page.
"Hey, Nichol--" Fetuccini called out before his voice drowned out a bit.
"Sure...now open," the face snickered.
Soon Nicholas opened the door to find Fetuccini behind the door, but he seemed to fall into a deep sleep. "Hey, it worked," he grinned to the face, "your spell worked!"
"Woah," Teresa said.
"Well done, Nicholas..." the face snickered, "he'll only be in a deep sleep only long enough for you to take over his magic show..."
"B-B-But I couldn't," Nicholas replied hesitantly.
"Yes, you can," the face urged him, "you must! This is your chance to show that you are a bigger magician than he! They love him for his magic, they'll love you for yours! I will help you!"
"I've heard just about enough of you," Teresa said as she came to shut the book.
"Nicholas, stop," a voice spoke up.
"Martin," Teresa asked hopefully.
However, it was not Martin, it was yet another Care Bear. "This isn't the way to make friends," he warned the blonde boy.
"Who are you," Nicholas asked the brown bear.
"I'm Tender Heart; a Care Bear, your friend," the bear replied as he stepped over.
"Trust him, Nicholas; he's warning you the truth, and I'm your friend as well," Teresa warned the blonde boy.
"Friends," the face scoffed, "where were they if you needed them?"
"What matters is we're here now," Tender Heart frowned, jumping up to stand up to the book while Nicholas looked bewildered, "and Nicholas needs us the most."
Soon the face snarled, turning evil, which frightened Tender Heart into a cage, which soon shut and locked once he was inside of it, making her laugh. "You see, Nicholas? Magic can do anything you want it," she snickered to the blonde boy.
"That's not true," Teresa warned Nicholas.
"Maybe you'd like to be locked up too with the bear," the face hissed.
"You don't frighten me," Teresa frowned, "Sid is eerier than you."
"What do you say to this then," the face hissed, shooting her into the chest and shutting the top, locking her inside.
"Hey! Get me out of here," Teresa cried out in grief, trying to punch her road out of the chest, but couldn't.
"Hey...neat," Nicholas grinned, a bit entranced from the magic.
"Magic isn't the response, Nicholas," Tender Heart warned the blonde boy, "your feelings can help you find the true response."
"That's true, Nicholas," Teresa added from inside the chest, "wow, I'm starting to sound like Martin."
"Don't listen to them~....." the voice snickered, "there are dozens of children out there...waiting to see your magic."
"They'll love me just like they like the Grand Fetuccini," Nicholas beamed as he caught the cape and top hat apart from the rack by the door, taking a hold of the book, "I know all his tricks. I'm not doing anything wrong."
"Yes, you are," Teresa muffled, "that book is clearly evil!"
"He won't succeed....the Spirit doesn't care about him, but I do; hang on, Teresa, I'll get you out of there in a second," Tender Heart said before he used a special power, unlocking the cage door and freeing him before he dropped down, taking the key and came to get Teresa out of the chest with his special power again.
"How are you gonna do------" Teresa rolled her eyes before looking surprised that the chest burst open, "what the--?"
"You're lucky I had enough power to do that on my own," Tender Heart said to her.
"Thanks, also, how do you know my name," Teresa asked as she got out of the chest.
"Care Bears know just about everybody, especially since they have a friendship problem," Tender Heart said, "I sense you're feeling guilty about your argument with your best friend, Martin, from early childhood."
Teresa turned away, wiping her eyes a bit. "It was just a foolish fight...he probably never wants to see me again any matter..." she then said, a bit emotionally.
"That's not true; I wish he misses you just as much as you miss him," Tender Heart grinned.
"What are you anyhow," Teresa asked, "some stuffed animal come to life?"
"I warned you, I'm a Care Bear," Tender Heart grinned, "I come from Care-a-Lot. We help boys and girls in need, such as you, Martin, and even Nicholas."
"Speaking of Nicholas, we better go stop him from using any more spells," Teresa said.
"C'mon then," Tender Heart warned her.
Soon Teresa and the Care Bear went away together as some children came into the Grand Fetuccini's tent to see a magic show. Tender Heart saw the key and swiftly swiped it as he went to leave with the elderly mouse.
"Hopefully, we're not useless," Teresa said.
The kids grinned a bit as they sat in the crowd, awaiting for the magic show.
"And now, the Amazing Nicholas will pull a dove out of his hat," Nicholas grinned hesitantly before taking off his hat and went to reach into it.
The face in the book chuckled a bit as a bunch of water splashed out onto the blonde boy. This caused the children to laugh at Nicholas. The book chuckled a bit as soon as Teresa and Tender Heart rushed into the tent to see what was going on.
Soon Nicholas slipped on the stage as the children continued to laugh at him. "Stop this," he cried out in despair.
"Oh, I knew this was gonna happen," Tender Heart frowned.
"Make them stop laughing," Nicholas begged the book, "make them stop!"
"Only you can do that," the book smirked before turning the pages a bit, "here...teach them a lesson~"
"A-A lesson..." Nicholas asked, feeling unsure.
"C'mon," a boy called out from the crowd, "make us laugh!"
"Ooh, I'll give you all something to laugh at in a second," Teresa frowned at the laughing children.
"A lesson they will never forget," the book snickered to Nicholas.
Nicholas frowned at the laughing children and soon cast the spell. "Simma sot...raddy dot---"
"Nicholas," Tender Heart cried out in grief, trying to stop the boy, "no!"
"Kazort nee," Nicholas concluded the spell.
Soon Teresa ducked down where the spell wouldn't hit her. Soon the spell hit the children and they all frowned furiously and began to argue and insult each other.
"Oh, man, he turned them into YouTube commenters," Teresa remarked.
"Now they know how you felt all your life in the world," the face snickered to Nicholas, "now they feel...nothing."
"Nicholas, what have you done." Teresa cried out in misery.
"Only from what they did to me," Nicholas replied, "they deserved it!"
"Nicholas, they don't deserve this," Teresa warned him, "they deserve to care and love."
"Please, listen," Tender Heart added.
"Nix...fix...sticks," Nicholas recited the next spell.
"This is only the beginning..." the book said evilly as soon as a tornado broke out of the tent as the children in the background continued to fight each other.
"Is there something we can do," Teresa asked Tender Heart, "we must stop this madness!"
"This is a job for ALL the Care Bears," Tender Heart replied.
"Then that means we need to go to Care-a-Lot," Teresa said.
"Please, come with me, Teresa," Tender Heart warned her.
"Alright," Teresa replied.
Meanwhile, Martin, Kim and Jason laughed as they continued to have fun with the Care Bears, learning more about them as Care-a-Lot helped them find out more about friends and how to be happier individuals, and they were all now playing Jump Frog together.
This is a lot of fun, Martin thought to himself.
Soon Jason landed in a big and puffy cloud while laughing.
"Kim! Jason! Martin! Wait'll you hear this-----woah," a blue-green bear called out, holding a telescope before slipping from the rainbow and falling into a cloud, which made the children laugh a bit.
"Look, Secret Bear, Wish Bear has her head stuck in the clouds again," Friend Bear chortled a bit.
"Again," Martin asked with a guffaw.
"It's a bit of a long story," Friend Bear grinned bashfully.
Soon Secret Bear had an idea as they pulled on Wish Bear's legs to burst her out of the cloud.
"You alright," Martin grinned to Wish Bear.
"Yes," Wish Bear replied before crawling on the clouds as she seemed to had lost something, "now where's my staroscope?"
"I think it might be in the cloud," Martin said.
"Looking for this," the dark blue bear frowned as he burst his head out with Wish Bear's staroscope on his head.
"Oh, I'm sorry, Grumpy Bear, but I'm in a rush," Wish Bear grinned sheepishly, taking the staroscope back, "I've had grand news for Martin, Kim and Jason! I spotted---"
"Look," Grumpy Bear pointed something out in the heavens.
Teresa looked a bit carsick as she rode with Tender Heart Bear in the cloud vehicle, which seemed to be driving sloppily.
"Tender Heart's Rainbow Rover is out of control," one of the bears cried out in anguish.
"And is that Teresa with him," Martin asked.
"Oh, dear," Wish Bear cried out in defeat as it looked like the two were about to smash.
Soon the cloud faded, making Tender Heart and Teresa fall through the air until the Care Bear produced a heart and held her hand where that they could both float and have a softer landing.
"Faster! Run for shelter," Tender Heart warned the others down below.
"What for," Martin asked.
"It's coming! Brace yourselves," Tender Heart replied.
"What's coming," Friend Bear called back to him.
Soon Care-a-Lot began to rumble and even broke a rainbow with two Care Bears on it and the baby bears looked afraid. A light darker blue bear known as Bedtime Bear was shown to be sleeping on a cloud until it broke apart, making him fall, or he would've if the stars hadn't caught him. Teresa yelped as soon as she began to fall through the air until soon Martin ran over and caught his falling best friend, grinning to her while she looked overwhelmed. After a while, the shaking stopped.
Kim poked her head out from a cloud, looking around as she asked, "everyone alright? Cheer Bear?"
The pink bear poked her head out. "I-I think so," she warned the human girl.
"Too bad we can't say the same for Care-a-Lot," Grumpy Bear said, pointing out to the damage, "look."
"Oh, dear! Everything's broken," Share Bear frowned.
"Everything's ruined," Friend Bear cried out in despair.
"Tender Heart! Tender Heart," Funshine Bear cried out in grief, rushing over, "the Caring Meter dropped two whole points!"
A machine known as the Caring Meter began to drop, which was worst news for the Care Bears.
"A lot of people must've suddenly...stopped caring," Love-a-Lot Bear frowned.
"Must be set for New Jersey," Teresa remarked jokingly. Soon she saw that no one was laughing.
"Teresa, this is serious," Martin said.
"I'm sorry," Teresa shrugged.
"What could've caused that," Kim wondered.
"The same fact that caused the cloudquake," Tender Heart explained, "a boy named Nicholas is being taken over by an evil spirit."
"An evil spirit," Jason frowned.
"Then what happens if the Caring Meter drops to zero," Kim asked.
"Nobody in the world will care anymore," Love-a-Lot Bear frowned.
Soon the Caring Meter moved a bit more, reaching closer to all the road to zero, concerning all of the Care Bears. Soon Secret Bear tugged on Teresa and whispered something to her.
"The end of Care-a-Lot," Teresa asked.
"We can't let that happen," Martin warned the others.
"I also think it's exactly what the spirit has in mind," Tender Heart nodded firmly.
"Oh, my gosh! I forgot," Wish Bear gasped as she looked to Kim and Jason, "I've spotted parents for you at the orphanage."
"Orphanage," Teresa and Martin asked.
"They wanna adopt you both," Wish Bear warned the human children.
"That explains why we didn't see you two with any parents," Teresa said to Kim and Jason.
"Yes..." Kim said softly, "we lost our parents sometime ago."
"I'm very sorry....." Martin frowned, "we thought we lost our parents once."
"You did so," Jason asked.
"Yes, we lived in an orphanage as well," Teresa replied.
"Did you ever find your parents," Kim asked.
"Yes...years later...it's a long story though," Teresa said.
"Congratulations, Kim and Jason," Cheer Bear grinned to the siblings about having parents.
"C'mon, Grumpy, let's go warm up the Rainbow Rescue Beam," Tender Heart said, trying to pull Grumpy over to help, "Kim, Jason, Teresa and Martin need to get back in a rush!"
Soon Grumpy ran away after Tender Heart to get to work.
"I think I found the perfect Care Bear for you, Teresa," Martin teased.
"Ha, ha, that was so funny I forgot to laugh," Teresa replied.
"I'm just teasing," Martin grinned.
"Huh..." Teresa frowned a bit before looking soft.
"I missed you..." Martin frowned softly, "I'm sorry we had that fight."
"No, Martin, I'm sorry," Teresa replied, "it was foolish of me to start it."
"Yes, but I shouldn't have argued by saying strength was the fashion to go," Martin frowned.
"Well, I thought that magic could've worked," Teresa frowned back.
"I was the dummy," Martin said.
"No, I was," Teresa replied.
"No, I was," Martin warned her.
"Stop that! You two are gonna start arguing again," Tender Heart warned them. Soon he was surprised as he heard them laughing as they hugged.
"I'm sorry about that fight," Martin said softly.
"You're a jerk," Teresa replied.
"You yet love me though, right," Martin asked.
"Pretty much," Teresa snickered.
"That's nice," Martin grinned.
"At least you two are friends again," Tender Heart said in relief.
"I guess I never realized how powerful and reluctant magic is," Teresa commented.
"Friendship is magic," Martin grinned.
"Oh, barf," Teresa stuck her tongue out, not believing in that yet as this was a story from since she and Martin were in middle school.
"You hear that, Jason? Parents..." Kim remarked softly.
"Yes...I thought we'd never have parents," Jason replied.
"Yes..." Kim said.
"Well, are you gonna go back to the orphanage," Teresa asked.
"But we have to help our friends," Kim replied, "they're in danger."
"That's a very friendly and caring fact to do," Martin grinned.
"Looks like you guys have learned a lot since you met the Care Bears," Teresa added.
Kim and Jason grinned bashfully in response.
"Kim! Jason! We're ready," Tender Heart called out to the orphaned children, "all set?"
"No," Kim said, letting go of his paw as he tried to take her to a transporter to go back to Earth, "we're not going back to the orphanage. We're going to help you."
"Yes," Jason added.
"So are we," Martin and Teresa said.
Then they looked to each other.
"Jinx," Martin grinned.
"Go away," Teresa replied, though she seemed to give a small grin back since they were best friends.
"But...you have parents waiting......" Tender Heart reminded Kim and Jason.
"We made up our minds," Jason crossed his arms with a grin.
"You showed us how to share our feelings," Kim added, "and that's just what we're going to do."
"Sure," Teresa said.
Tender Heart grinned proudly to Kim and Jason. "Really?"
"Yes," Kim and Jason grinned back.
Then the Care Bears cheered to that.
"Alright, our first job is to go to Earth, and find Nicholas," Tender Heart stated. "Friend Bear, Secret Bear, you head down with the kids. We'll follow," he took the key out of his pocket from earlier to give to Jason, "hold onto this for me, Jason. Don't lose it; it's very reluctant."
That's the same key that Nicholas used to unlock the book, Teresa thought to herself.
"Don't worry, Tender Heart; I wouldn't lose it for nothing," Jason promised as they shook hands.
At last, Friend Bear and Secret Bear came to take Kim, Jason, Teresa and Martin over to a transporter to take them back to Earth.
"Beam us up," Teresa said, quoting from Star Trek.
Once they were all lined up, the transporter beamed them and sent them off in a rainbow.
"Alright, Champ Bear and Funshine, you're next," Tender Heart commanded.
Unfortunately, another cloudquake happened. This knocked most of the down onto the floor.
"Oh, dear," Grumpy complained as he checked a monitor, "the Rainbow Rescue Beam's jammed! They never made it to Earth!"
"What do you mean," Tender Heart frowned in worry, "where are they?"
"They're lost," Grumpy shrugged, "somewhere between here and Earth!"
"That's both nice and not naughty," Sid said as he appeared with Patch.
"What have we done now," Wish Bear panicked.
"We can't follow them," Grumpy frowned a bit.
"And the evil spirit said this was just the beginning," Tender Heart memorized.
"Well, what is this place," Patch asked.
"This is Care-a-Lot, Patch," Sid warned him, "the Care Bears live here. They help children in need."
"Well, why am I here," Patch asked Sid.
"Easy, to help them find Kim, Jason, Martin, Teresa, Friend Bear and Secret Bear," Sid said.
"I'm not sure what I can really do, but I'll try my best," Patch replied.
"Ya probably should've sent these children to your cousins," Sid warned the Care Bears.
"Our cousins," Grumpy Bear asked, looking confused.
"You know...the Care Bear Cousins.....in the Forest of Feelings..." Sid replied, "don't warn me you guys don't know about your own cousins. It's within the Kingdom of Caring."
"Uh..." Grumpy Bear blinked.
"Ugh...you're hopeless..." Sid moaned to him.
Patch began to help the Care Bears out around their home as the evil spirit was almost damaging it with controlling Nicholas as he cast spells on innocent people. And where Sid could only watch from his crystal ball in Care-a-Lot.
"Are you staying," Patch asked Sid.
"Eh, I might as well," Sid replied as he sat down a bit, "by the way, that Teresa girl is gonna have to work on her attitude if she's gonna be going on these adventures under my watch."
"I feel disturbed to know that you've been watching Teresa and Martin since they were children," Patch commented.
"Eh, just part of the prophecy," Sid said as he watched what Nicholas was doing.
"I guess there's more to you than until they met you after they first met Sabrina and she incidentally turned the most popular girl in school into a pineapple and Ms. Hilda and Ms. Zelda warned us about you," Patch said.
"Csendes," Sid silenced as he watched Nicholas.
Soon Nicholas was shown to be in a castle in front of a bubbling cauldron.
"Ugh...it looks worse than Madam Mim's lair," Sid grimaced, "hopefully, Martin and Teresa find a road to Earth through the Forest of Feelings."
Nicholas chuckled wickedly as he looked like a villain now. "Everyone in this town has friends...soon, they'll all be just like me," he frowned into the broth, "FRIENDS!!"
The face in the book seemed to snicker wickedly.
This was enough to make storms in Care-a-Lot as the Care Bears wore raincoats and Patch helped them out the best that he could, which proved to be more hopeful that he could even imagine. Sid was just sitting side-by-side, not helping.
"Aren't you gonna help," Patch asked.
"I am helping," Sid replied, "I'm keeping an eye on Nicholas."
"That is kinda helping," Patch said.
"Well..." Sid replied before sticking his tongue out.
Patch rolled his eyes from that as he continued to help the Care Bears as it began to storm and they all wore raincoats. Wish Bear and Love-a-Lot Bear were painting a rainbow back to its original colors. Cheer Bear was trying to catch some stars in a net with Share Bear.
"That fact looks like it's offline," Patch said about the control panel.
"Probably from the cloudquake," Grumpy replied.
"How long will it take to get it back online," Patch asked.
"It's hard to say....that cloudquake was pretty strong," Grumpy replied.
"Well, we can't give up," Patch said.
"We never give up, that's what makes us Care Bears," Farewell Bear said as he went to check the Caring Meter, "excuse me."
"Huh..." Patch paused, "Sid, can you send some electricity over?"
"Ah, that only works if I get mad enough, and how could get mad in a place like Care-a-Lot," Sid shrugged with a small snicker.
"Huh..." Patch paused.
"Besides, you need boat to catch," Sid warned Patch.
"Well...alright...will you be alright over here," Patch asked.
"I'll keep an eye on facts while you're gone, you run along now," Sid replied.
"Well...alright..." Patch said as he went to join the Care Bears.
They were all lined up in front of a cloud dock to show a boat floating out from the other clouds.
"Hey! It's a Starship," Patch laughed to himself. Soon he began to get on the boat.
Soon Wish Bear stood on the bow with her staroscope as the other Care Bears came onto the boat with her and Patch. Then they cast away into the water while an elderly Care Bear stayed behind to look after the Baby Care Bears.
"Farewell, Care Bears and Patch," Farewell Bear called out.
"We're counting on you," Grams Bear added.
I hope Martin and the others landed softly, Patch thought to himself.
Soon the boat set sail as they had to get going to save Care-a-Lot.
Meanwhile, we were eventually shown that Kim, Jason, Teresa and Martin had ended up in a strange new land, which was in the middle of Care-a-Lot and Earth that was a special forest.
"Wow...this doesn't look like the Earth I remember," Kim remarked, holding onto a tree branch.
"Perhaps we're yet in Care-a-Lot," Jason guessed, holding onto her waist.
"If this is Care-a-Lot, someone's been doing a little gardening since we left," Friend Bear said as she and Secret Bear held onto Jason's feet.
"I don't like this....I'm up too high...." Teresa said hesitantly from another tree she was holding onto.
"I think we're in a place that's in between Care-a-Lot and Earth," Martin said as he was in the same tree as Teresa.
"Either fashion, I'm up too high," Teresa replied as she looked like she was about to have an anxiety attack.
"I can't hold on much longer," Kim added.
Soon Secret Bear whispered something to Friend Bear.
"Secret Bear says not to concern about falling," Friend Bear grinned to the children, "concern about the lion instead!"
"Oh, that makes me feel so much better, Secret Bear," Teresa deadpanned.
Soon they saw a lion the same size as the Care Bears climbing the tree that Kim, Jason, Friend Bear and Secret Bear were holding onto.
"LION," the group yelped.
"What are we going to do," Kim yelped.
"Close your eyes, perhaps he won't see us," Friend Bear suggested before closing her eyes with Secret Bear.
As they opened them, the lion seemed to be gone.
"You see," Friend Bear grinned, "he's gone."
"Oh...that's a bit of a relief...NOW GET ME DOWN FROM THIS TREE," Teresa said calmly before panicking.
"Actually, he's not gone," Martin said as he saw the lion close to Kim.
"What," Teresa's eyes grew wide.
Kim shuddered hesitantly as the lion crawled toward the branch towards her.
"Give me your hand....slowly," the lion said to the human girl. Soon he saw the branch was about to break.
"Oh, dear," a monkey gasped before soon it came out as the branch broke and caught a hold of the lion's tail.
"Oh, sure, a monkey," Teresa deadpanned, "this trip just keeps getting better and better."
Martin looked over as he heard breaking sounds with their tree. "Uh, Teresa," he spoke up.
"Wonderful, fantastic, stupendous..." Teresa continued to drone, "this is the best adventure ever."
"Uh, Teresa, you might wanna get ready to shriek," Martin warned her.
"Why," Teresa asked.
Soon the branch snapped and Teresa yelled out as she began to fall with Martin.
"I think that's why," Martin yelped.
"Thanks," Teresa yelped back.
"Hopefully, we'll have a soft landing," Martin yelped back.
Luckily, they did so and soon landed in a pile of clouds with the others, which bounced them a bit with the monkey and the lion. Soon Jason stood up from where he fell as the monkey chuckled a bit with him.
"Hey, they don't have any tails," the monkey grinned innocently.
"That's because we're not monkeys," Martin said as he stood up.
"Thank heavens," Teresa muttered as she didn't like monkeys.
"Woow! The monkey can speak," Jason gasped upon noticing this.
"Oh, then speaking bears is fine, but speaking monkeys is a shock," Teresa deadpanned.
"Let him alone, he's just a boy," Martin warned her.
"What just happened to all your fur," the monkey asked, coming down to play with Kim's hair.
"We never had any fur," Teresa warned the monkey.
"That's impossible," the lion spoke next, "every monkey has fur!"
"NOT A MONKEY," Teresa complained.
"And who said they were monkeys," the monkey smirked to the lion, "huh?"
"Well...they were up in a tree," the lion shrugged in defense.
"Well, we're not monkeys," Teresa said.
Friend Bear and Secret Bear looked curiously to the monkey and lion.
"I know! They're lions with haircuts," the monkey grinned.
"We're not lions either," Teresa replied.
"We're people," Martin added.
"We're Care Bears," Friend Bear warned the monkey, referring to herself and Secret Bear.
"Where did you come from," Jason asked the lion and monkey.
"Why, we live here," the lion grinned, "everyone of the Forest of Feelings knows of Playful Heart Monkey and Brave Heart Lion."
The monkey chuckled while waving to them from behind the lion.
"Forest of Feelings," Friend Bear asked, feeling confused.
"Well, we're from Earth," Jason stated.
"And Care-a-Lot," Friend Bear then added.
"This must be in between Care-a-Lot and Earth," Martin said.
"Earth? Care-a-Lot? There's no such place," Playful Heart Monkey chuckled as he swung on a tree in front of them.
"There is as well," Jason frowned with Friend Bear and Teresa.
"Don't mind Playful Heart," Brave Heart grinned to them apologetically, "he loves to laugh at anything. I've heard tales, long ago of....other places. What are these other places like?"
"What's that noise," Teresa asked, hearing some music.
"I think there's gonna be another song," Martin replied.
"Oh, boy..." Teresa moaned a bit.
"Do you have a place where rainbows grow to carry a bear who's sliding,~" Friend Bear sang to Brave Heart as they walked together.
Soon Teresa tuned out the singing.
"Well, I have a rock in a cave below just perfect for hiding~" Brave Heart sang to Friend Bear.
"Do you have a house made all out of wood for keeping you dry when its raining,~" Jason asked as he drew a house in the ground.
"I stay on top if the rain goes drop~" Friend Bear sang as she was shown to be gliding in the water of the clouds above while Jason saw himself in a house during a rainy day, "look! I'm hydroplaning~"
Teresa did her best to tune them out.
"Ah, Teresa," Martin sighed a bit.
"I'm sorry, not sorry..." Teresa replied as she went into her own little world, "ahh..."
Luckily for Teresa, the song ended where that they could move on with the story.
"You're welcome to stay in the Forest of Feelings for as long as you'd like," Brave Heart grinned to his company.
"We'd love to stay, but we can't," Martin said.
"Yes, we're on a mission of major reluctance," Teresa added suavely.
"They're right," Friend Bear grinned apologetically, "the sooner we leave, the better. If we don't hurry up, Care-a-Lot may not be there if we get back!"
"We need to find a road back to Earth," Kim added.
"To help stop the evil spirit from taking all the feelings from everybody," Jason frowned.
"C'mon, everybody," Brave Heart grinned as he had an idea.
"Where," Kim asked.
"If there is a road out of the Forest of Feelings, we'll help you find it," Brave Heart grinned, "this way!"
And then, they followed after Playful Heart Monkey and Brave Heart Lion to find a road out of the forest.
Meanwhile, on Earth...
"There, the spell is now cast," Nicholas beamed evilly to himself, "now everyone will know the loneliness they've made me feel."
"Not quite," the evil spirit warned him, "look."
Nicholas glanced over before looking into the brew.
"Look..." the face warned him, showing him familiar images of Kim, Jason, Teresa and Martin, "these four children yet care. Very much about everyone. Except you..."
"But...they were to fall under my spell," Nicholas frowned.
"Ah, but th-these soft little bears shield them from your spells with their love and caring," the face warned him.
"Bah! Let them go," Nicholas replied, "I'm even now."
"Are you," the face snickered, "what about all the others?"
"Others," Nicholas echoed.
"All the others that you had not yet cast your spells on," the face explained, "all the others that yet care~"
"I've gotten even with the entire town," Nicholas shrugged, "that's all I wanted."
"The others will come after you for what you've done," the face warned him.
"What have I done," Nicholas gasped as that made him panic.
"You must complete it," the face replied, "say it..."
"Beebo...weabo...tip-tock...reebo...zeebo...zip...zap...zonk," Nicholas recited the next spell.
Purple smoke with a demonic face appeared in the cauldron before shooting out to the ceiling.
"Woah," Nicholas gasped.
"This spell will seek out the children, and bring them to us at any cost," the face evilly warned Nicholas as the smoke cloud frowned down at the blonde boy.
"But...i-i-isn't there another fashion," Nicholas asked hesitantly.
"No," the face replied, "there must be a lesson taught for the children! A lesson for the town! A lesson for...everyone!"
"What do you mean 'everyone'," Nicholas asked hesitantly.
"Now, go," the face demanded to the smoke cloud.
Soon the smoke cloud went out the window to carry out her demands.
"You said a lesson....." Nicholas said to the spirit, "what kind of lesson?"
"Never mind that," the face said to him, "you must now collect the ingredients for your next spell..."
"This is not nice....she's worse than Della Plotsworth..." Sid moaned to himself as he watched this.
Meanwhile, with Patch...
"There's nothing ahead to warn us where we are, Tender Heart," Wish Bear called out as she looked through her starscope as they continued to sail in the cloud boat.
Tender Heart looked around as he controlled the helm until they heard a small splash.
"Bear overboard! Bear overboard," Love-a-Lot Bear cried out in despair.
"Which one," Patch asked.
Wish Bear went to take a look and almost fell in the water before making it back inside faster.
"Bedtime Bear went to sleep and fell overboard," Love-a-Lot Bear frowned, pointing out into the water, "look!"
Bedtime Bear was shown in the water before being shown as fast asleep, but luckily, not drowning.
"How can one bear sleep so much," Patch wondered. "Also, how's he floating like that," his response came as soon as a light purple penguin burst out of the water from under Bedtime Bear. "A penguin," Patch blinked in surprise.
"Hi! I think you lost something," the penguin grinned to them.
"Oh, thank you very much," Love-a-Lot Bear grinned back as the penguin came over with the blue bear, "I wish Bedtime Bear will thank you too if he awakens."
"No thanks needed," the penguin grinned as they collected Bedtime Bear. "I'm Cozy Heart Penguin. Helping someone in need is what warms my heart and keeps me cozy," she jumped up out of the water with a spin before jumping back in, which made a big splash.
And where Patch and Tender Heart Bear got hit by the splash. Patch sputtered before shuddering with Tender Heart Bear as the water was rather cold.
"Well, it must work, Cozy Heart; this water's fre-e-e-eezing," Tender Heart shivered.
"I love it," Cozy Heart grinned as she jumped on board with them.
"W-We can warn," Patch shivered before shaking the cold water off his fur.
Soon they rode away together with a laugh, unaware that evil was following them very closely. Soon the smoke cloud jumped into the water behind them, turning into a carnivorous fish before swimming after them and spun around under the bottom of the boat in the water.
"First we need to find Teresa, Martin, Kim and Jason, then--oh," Tender Heart said, though seemed to lose control over the helm, "oops! Something's pulling at the wheel!"
The helm began to turn itself before Tender Heart Bear caught hold of it.
"What's going on," Patch gasped.
"Tender Heart, why are you turning here," Wish Bear gasped as the boat went the wrong road.
"I'm not," Tender Heart Bear replied, "the boat's turning by itself!"
"What?! But how," Patch yelped.
Soon the boat began to spin around a bit.
"We're caught in some sort of whirlpool," Cozy Heart frowned.
The boat began to spin faster and faster as some water splashed onto the boat.
"We must get this boat away from the whirlpool," Patch warned them.
"Can we do that," Wish Bear yelped.
"Yes, we just need some rope and one of us will need to swim to shore and get someone really strong to pull us to shore," Patch replied.
"Rope! Right," Wish Bear replied and soon dropped on deck, luckily finding some rope, tying it onto one of the stars. "Guide peacefully, Wishing Star," she whispered before tossing the star into the cloudy heavens.
Soon the star flew away as Wish Bear went to tie the rope onto the mast, almost falling over, and luckily, Patch's plan worked.
"Yes," Patch beamed.
"Oh, Champ Bear, we're saved," Love-a-Lot Bear beamed to the bear next to her.
Soon they pulled up into shore and Wish Bear took a look through her staroscope as she heard an elephant trumpet.
"We must be in a jungle," Patch guessed.
"May I introduce the strongest, most fearsome creature in the whole Forest of Feelings: Lotsa Heart Elephant," Cozy Heart chortled.
Soon a pink elephant came out and where it didn't look too big.
"Probably the smallest elephant I've ever seen," Patch commented.
"Hello," the elephant gave a small grin.
"Hey, you're a lot smaller than you sound," Champ Bear said to the elephant.
"That's true that I'm not big, but it's amazing what you can do if you really put your heart into it," the elephant said bashfully before blowing another trumpet for them, "sometimes, I even alarm myself."
"I can only imagine," Patch said.
Some of the Care Bears chuckled to their new friend.
Soon Nicholas was watching this in the cauldron's brew, looking a little mournful right now. "It's not going to work! Not even the spell can defeat them," he warned the spirit who was enabling him.
"The spell was just having a little spot," the spirit replied slyly. "Children are his real goal. Maybe just a drizzle of toadstool more will speed facts up..." she made a jar appear before using it to add to the brew, laughing wickedly as red smoke poofed out from the cauldron.
"Please be careful, children," Sid said as he watched this from his crystal ball while Grumpy Bear was yet working on the Rainbow Rescue Beam.
"Grumpy Bear...Grumpy Bear," Farewell Bear called out, getting both Sid and Grumpy's attention.
"Gah," Grumpy Bear yelped as he hit his head on the machine while being under there, "ouch! Ow, ow, ow..."
"Oh, you're fine," Sid warned him before looking to the green bear, "what is this, Farewell Bear?"
"The Caring Meter is down to five," Farewell Bear frowned, "if it reaches zero; Care-A-Lot is done!"
"Is that Rainbow Rescue Beam fixed yet," Sid asked Grumpy Bear.
"I think I used up all of MY farewell getting this far," Grumpy Bear pouted before going back underneath.
"Perhaps your luck's run out, but not mine," Farewell Bear grinned innocently.
"Yes, you're a walking, speaking Four-Leaf Clover," Sid smirked a bit, crossing his arms, "you should be on that cereal box for Lucky Charms instead of that leprechaun."
"Oh! Nice idea," Farewell Bear said before using some power to bring out an actual four-leaf clover for Grumpy Bear.
"Need anything else other than luck," Sid asked Grumpy Bear.
"I need a piece that looks like this," Grumpy Bear said, showing an item that seemed to have pink hearts on it with a bent screw.
"Huh..." Sid paused in thought.
Farewell Bear was on the way over only to slip on a lollipop that flew in the air, hitting Grumpy Bear in the head and then the dark blue bear caught it in his other paw. "Why not? It's Baby Hugs' lollipop," he suggested.
"Perfect! Ya know...perhaps Tugs and Hugs are gonna make fine Care Bears," Grumpy Bear grinned a bit, "uh, one of these days."
"One day," Sid nodded.
"You know our legacy pretty well, don't ya," Grumpy Bear asked.
"Oh, I know a bit about colorful bears from my childhood," Sid hinted with a small snicker.
Soon there was a storm coming as light flashed inside of the headquarters from out the window.
"Oh, hurry up, children," Sid whispered to himself.
Meanwhile, back in the Forest of Feelings...
Teresa laid on the ground a bit as she looked relaxed for once along with Martin, Kim and Jason.
"You rest there while I scout up ahead," Brave Heart warned them as he walked away.
"Uh, sure fact, Lion," Teresa replied.
"How about we play a game," Martin suggested.
"Yes! Let's play a guessing game," Playful Heart Monkey beamed. "What am I," he asked before looking to the tree behind them and began to panic.
"Sheesh...I don't know," Kim grinned.
"Courage the Cowardly Dog," Teresa guessed based on his actions.
"Panicking because something is evil is behind us and is about to catch us," Martin guessed.
Playful Heart Monkey seemed to nod at that.
"Wow, you're nice at this...." Teresa warned Martin before her eyes widened, "wait, what?!"
"Watch out," Playful Heart Monkey cried out in grief.
Soon the tree's branches grew into arms and the hands caught Teresa, Martin, Kim and Jason instantly astray from the ground.
"Hey, let us go, you evil tree," Martin frowned at the tree.
"That's a sentence I never thought I'd hear," Teresa commented.
"Let us go," Kim and Jason cried out in despair as the tree looked like it was about to eat them.
"Put us down," Teresa demanded, "I never liked speaking and moving trees from The Wizard of Oz!"
Soon Brave Heart ran to the rescue once he heard danger. "Oh, dear! CHAAAARGE," he called out as he ran toward the tree, only to get brushed back by one of the tree's limbs.
"Martin, use a spell to make this tree let us go," Teresa warned her best friend.
"Alright, you asked for it," Friend Bear cried out in grief as she charged for the tree.
"No, Friend Bear, it's not worth it! Oh, what was that tree spell that the Spooky Jar warned us once," Martin paused to himself to think from since he learned a tree spell at Sabrina's house once.
"I don't care, but I'm not a sap like this tree," Teresa replied.
"Um...timber, timber, all the road down, make my grin into a frown, you will let us go free, so says me, tree," Martin said, trying to remember the spell as the tree growled at them.
Please work, please work, please work, please work, Teresa thought to herself.
The tree snarled as its limbs seemed to be cracking a bit. Teresa sweated a bit profusely as her heart raced before looking over as the tree seemed to be shaking. Soon a blue rabbit was shown trying to gnaw on the vines and branches to help them out.
"Hey, it's a bunny," Martin grinned.
"I'm guessing it's another one of Brave Heart Lion's friends," Teresa said.
The bunny made a face to the tree. Then the tree frowned, about to catch the bunny, but then she zipped away and all around in a blur and tied up the tree in its own branches. Soon Playful Heart Monkey and Brave Heart Lion helped the kids back down onto the ground.
"Let's get out of here," Brave Heart warned the others, "c'mon, Swift Heart!"
"I think your friend is way ahead of you," Martin said as he saw where Swift Heart was.
Soon the others laughed as they saw the blue bunny standing in front of them with a bit of a snicker.
"Must have a Bugs Bunny attitude," Teresa commented.
Soon the tree yet tried to get them, though it was tied up thanks to Swift Heart Rabbit.
"It's stuck," Martin grinned.
Soon they ran away with the others as the tree had been defeated. Soon the tree came alive and soon the cloud that controlled it flew off.
"That's the most unfriendly tree I've ever seen," Swift Heart Rabbit sighed in relief.
"Well, thanks to you, Swift Heart, we're safe," Brave Heart Lion replied, "...for now."
"Yes, until that cloud comes back," Martin said.
"What's the deal with that cloud anyhow," Teresa wondered.
"There's a serious problem, Swift Heart," Friend Bear warned the blue bunny, "it seems that the evil spirit is after Martin, Teresa, Kim and Jason."
"Sure. A cloud is following me. And it's not even a dark and gloomy rain cloud," Teresa rolled her eyes.
"An evil spirit in the Forest of Feelings," Swift Heart asked in worry.
"Yes," Martin nodded.
"We'll fill you in as we go," Brave Heart warned Swift Heart before they ran away, "let's get moving."
Soon they all went to get going themselves.
Meanwhile, the boat continued to sail through the forest.
"Lotsa-Heart, do you think this forest might lead us down to Earth," Patch asked the elephant.
"Well, it has to go somewhere," Lotsa-Heart shrugged.
Soon the boat began to go faster as the water was going faster.
"Uh, that's a little too fast," Patch said hesitantly.
"Hang on, everyone," Tender Heart warned the others, "we're going for a ride!"
Soon the boat went very fast through the water as the Care Bears felt a little hesitant.
"Look! A cave," Lotsa-Heart pointed out.
The ride into the cave was just as fast until they started to slow down. Once they made it into the cave, it seemed to be dark as night.
"I can't see a fact," Patch frowned.
"Veer to the left," a voice called out.
"Who said that," Tender Heart Bear asked.
"Me! I did so," the voice replied.
"Well, that's hopeful," Patch rolled his eyes.
"Turn left, faster," the voice urged.
"Hang on, everyone," Tender Heart Bear said as he went to turn them over.
And where they turned left just in time as they missed smashing into a big rock. Patch moaned as he looked a little sick to his stomach from rocking all around in the boat with the Care Bears.
"Phew! That was close," the new voice said in relief, "you almost smashed into a sharp rock."
"Look! I see light up ahead," Funshine Bear called out.
"Wahoo," Patch cheered.
Soon they rode into the light, all happy and relieved until they spotted a purple raccoon who was there and grinned to all of them.
"A raccoon," Tender Heart grinned, "no wonder you could see in the dark."
"Not just a raccoon," Lotsa-Love Elephant replied, "Bright Heart Raccoon."
"Well, thanks for the help, Bright Heart," Patch grinned.
"You're welcome," Bright Heart grinned back, "I can usually see my road around anything."
"Waterfall's ahead," Wish Bear called out from above.
"Oh, man," Patch's eyes widened.
"We better do something fast," Tender Heart suggested, "Care Bears!"
Soon the Care Bears gathered around.
"What's going on," Patch wondered.
"Ready...now," Tender Heart warned the other Care Bears.
The Care Bears stood bravely together as their belly badges glowed before their symbols moved into the air and morphed into a big, glowing red heart onto the boat.
"Woah," Patch grinned.
The boat continued to go toward the waterfall and everyone yelled out as they went down the waterfall. However, the heart floated like a balloon to let them fly safely without smashing or drowning.
"Well done, Care Bears," Tender Heart grinned.
"That was amazing," Patch grinned.
Soon they all cheered happy as they were safely floating along the forest now.
Meanwhile, the children were wandering through the forest with their new friends. Soon something appeared in the heavens, which seemed to be a black and miserable smoke cloud.
"Oh, dear," Brave Heart cried out in despair.
"Oh, c'mon," Teresa complained.
Then the smoke cloud turned into a vicious bird of prey and began to get ready to attack them.
"Run," Brave Heart warned the others.
Swift Heart zipped off while everyone else went to run away, but Brave Heart stayed put.
"Why couldn't that cloud stay a cloud," Teresa complained.
"Brave Heart," Kim cried out in grief to the lion.
Brave Heart frowned and went to punch the evil bird, only for it to fly right past him, coming after Martin, Teresa, Kim and Jason. Soon the four ducked down as the bird continued fly around in the heavens before coming back and chasing them to the end of a cliff edge.
"This evil spirit sure seems to hate love and caring to send this fact after us," Martin said as they ran.
"I...may know something about that," Teresa said sheepishly.
"What just happened," Martin asked.
"Um...well...after I ran away, I ended up in this amusement park and met this boy named Nicholas..." Teresa began to explain before warning him everything from up until this moment that she had been through during this adventure.
"I have a feeling that book used its magic to make water splash in his face instead of him pulling a dove or rabbit out of it where the audience would laugh at him; that fashion it would make him use that spell to cause everyone on Earth to stop caring," Martin said after hearing everything.
Teresa blinked rapidly.
"Am I right," Martin asked.
"You are such a freak sometimes..." Teresa said.
Martin frowned as that was a little mean.
"Oh! I didn't mean it like that," Teresa said hesitantly with widened eyes, "what I meant was you are so incredible in solving what starts certain problems at times."
"Ohh..." Martin gave a small grin, "I'm sorry, Teresa, it's just wherever someone says 'Freak', it makes me think of Gem Stone."
"Ugh," Teresa rolled her eyes, "nuts to Gem Stone! Nuts to the Stone family! We don't need her to warn us who's cool and who's not!"
"Yes, you're right," Martin nodded.
"Phooey on Gem," Teresa said.
"Yes," Martin grinned.
"Phooey on all the rich, popular children," Teresa continued.
"Yes," Martin repeated.
"Phooey on the people who put pineapple on pizza," Teresa said.
"Yes--wait, what," Martin replied.
"I think I got carried off," Teresa said sheepishly.
"Just a little," Jason said.
Soon the bird continued to chase them. Teresa yelped and soon they all ran from the bird before nearing the edge of a cliff face and almost fell until Swift Heart helped some of them back from falling. Soon Playful Heart Monkey climbed up a tree, swung on a vine, and then lunged out to attack the bird while in flight. The bird was about to catch the children since Playful Heart Monkey wasn't that much of a challenge.
"Playful Heart," Martin frowned in worry.
The bird flew overhead of the children, making them yelp a bit before soon they slid down the cliff edge together.
Playful Heart Monkey cried out in misery and soon fell apart from the bird, ending up in the tree, but due to being a monkey, he was alright with that and ended up on a branch before he saw where the children had fallen to. "Oh, dear!"
"We're trapped," Teresa said.
The children began to look a bit hesitant.
"We can't reach them," Patch frowned as he came with the Care Bears.
Soon Secret Bear whispered a suggestion to Friend Bear.
"You're right, Secret Bear," Friend Bear replied, "what we need is a Care Bear Stare; I just hope it works. There's only two of us."
Soon the bird was about to try and get the children again. Soon Secret Bear got into a fighting stance.
"Well said, Secret Bear, we have to try," Friend Bear replied.
"Get out, shoo, shoo," Martin called out while Kim and Jason held onto each other fearfully.
"Yes, go away," Teresa added.
"Care Bears...stare," Friend Bear called out, using a special power with Secret Bear.
"Care Bear Stare," Teresa and Martin repeated curiously.
Soon a blast shot out and seemed to frighten the bird off, but it was yet there.
"The two of us aren't enough," Friend Bear frowned to Secret Bear.
"Perhaps if I made up a spell that was like the Care Bears Stare perhaps that could help beat that evil creature," Martin said.
"Uh..." Teresa blinked.
"Hilda and Zelda said we can make up spells as long as they rhyme," Martin explained to her.
"I...guess that's true..." Teresa scratched her chin a bit.
"Then I need to do is rhyme something with Care Bear Stare and the spell will do the rest," Martin said.
"Um...frown...chair...mare...pear..." Teresa tried.
Soon Brave Heart Lion and Swift Heart Rabbit slid down the cliff face to go and help Martin, Teresa, Kim and Jason. However, a new Care Bear Stare was shown to be shooting against the bird before it could get the children.
"These must be from the other Care Bears," Martin said.
In fact, it was, as the boat was seen coming using a special team effort with the Care Bear Stare against the force of evil.
"Care Bears...stare," Friend Bear called out, doing the same with Secret Bear.
"I guess I didn't need a spell that time," Martin remarked.
"Guess so," Teresa said.
Soon the bird was defeated, but withered off into nothingness thanks to the Care Bear Stare. Everyone began to cheer and celebrate from the victory. Secret Bear even cheered aloud before yelping as she and Friend Bear slipped from the cliff edge to join the others on the ground below.
"That was magnificent," Brave Heart beamed, "your friends arrived just in time!"
"You said it," Martin grinned.
Soon the boat docked out and a rainbow bridge came out, allowing Patch and the other Care Bears to come on out.
"Jason! Kim," Tender Heart Bear grinned as he came out.
"Teresa! Martin," Patch added, going with the brown bear.
"Patch? How did you get here," Martin asked.
"Sid brought me to Care-A-Lot and I came with the other Care Bears to get you guys," Patch replied as he came up to his owner happily.
"Sid's with you," Teresa panicked, "that creepy guy with the mole?!"
"Calm down, Teresa, he wants to speak to you guys after this, but he was concerned about you like I was," Patch replied.
"He was," Teresa asked.
"He cares about us," Martin asked.
"He seems to," Patch replied, "even if you guys were being annoying earlier."
Martin and Teresa simply blushed out of embarrassment.
"I guess it was a little silly..." Martin said, "Teresa, I'm very sorry I wasn't listening to you. We should've spoke about it before the final boss of the game."
"Then perhaps we could've used both powers and we wouldn't have had that childish fight," Teresa replied.
"Yes," Martin nodded.
Patch grinned as he looked very happy that the two best friends had now made up and realized how dumb they were acting.
"I'm glad you're all alright," Tender Heart Bear grinned to the children.
"Thanks to our new friends," Kim grinned back.
"Yes, without them, we wouldn't be here," Martin added.
"I know exactly what you mean," Tender Heart Bear grinned as he turned back to the others on the boat, mostly to the penguin, elephant and raccoon.
"I think facts will go along a lot easier now that we're together, Brave Heart," Lotsa-Heart grinned to the lion.
"I wouldn't agree with you more, Lotsa-Heart," Brave Heart agreed with the elephant as he hugged the bunny and monkey behind him, "soon, you'll be out of the Forest of Feelings, then your journey will really begin."
Kim seemed to frown from that.
"You're not coming with us," Jason asked.
"Well, uh, yes...if you think we could help," Brave Heart replied.
"You sure can," Patch grinned.
"We'd be glad to have you along," Tender Heart Bear added, "we can use all the help we can get!"
"Well, in that case..." Brave Heart grinned before roaring like the lion he was.
Then Lotsa-Heart let out a loud, anguished shriek that almost shook the forest.
"What was that," Teresa asked.
"We're gonna call for all the Loyal Hearts, wherever they may be," Brave Heart replied.
"Ooh," Patch grinned.
At last, more animals which were like the Care Bears began to arrive which were a puppy, a kitty, a lamb and a pig who soon met at the end of a cliff face before dropping down to be with the Care Bears and the other animals once they were summoned.
"How much of these animals are there," Teresa asked.
"I think that might be all of them," Martin said.
Soon the Care Bears happily danced along with the other animals who seemed to be apart of the same family as them, even though being different species totally before soon they loaded up on the boat.
"Now it looks like Noah's Ark," Teresa said.
"Really does so," Martin nodded.
Soon the children and animals got on board of the cloud boat.
Soon the spirit and Nicholas saw this from the cauldron, though, the blonde boy seemed to be asleep.
"They're on their road," the face said.
Nicholas jolted a bit from that, making a glass fall and break on the floor. "H-Here," he asked.
"You'll be ready for them~" the face smirked to him.
"How," Nicholas asked, looking into the brew.
"By finishing your final spell," the face replied.
"Final spell," Nicholas asked the face.
"YES," the face replied, "you must gather the elements carefully, and if these four children arrive, they are all that must be left of caring!"
"You don't mean..." Nicholas frowned.
"Yes," the face replied again, "everyone must be taught the lesson!"
"But--" Nicholas started with a frown.
"Don't you see, Nicholas," the face grinned evilly to him. "It's no use to stop now! You must complete what you started. THERE'S NO TURNING BACK," she laughed wickedly as she summoned magic onto him.
Nicholas blinked before he laughed evilly with her as he was now controlled by her magic.
"I must warn the children," Sid said before standing up.
Meanwhile, back with Martin and the others...
The boat came through the Tunnel of Love as children were causing mischief and misery.
"A world without caring," Brave Heart frowned, "this doesn't look like the Earth you spoke about."
Soon the boat docked to shore and they began to get out of the boat.
"We have to stop it before it gets worse," Tender Heart Bear said.
"And we will," Martin replied.
Brave Heart crossed his arms a bit.
"I don't think this place could get any worse," the lamb pouted.
"Nicholas and the spirit must be around here somewhere," Tender Heart replied bravely, "we have got to find them as faster as possible. I suggest we split up."
"Agreed," Teresa said.
"Yes," Brave Heart added, "the first ones to spot them, warn the others. Alright, let's go get them!"
Soon the groups went to get going.
"Jason, do you yet have the key that I gave you," Tender Heart asked.
Jason checked his pockets before taking the key out with a grin. "Sure do."
"Sure," Tender Heart replied, "no promise me that you, Martin, Teresa and Kim will stay as far apart from the spirit as you can."
"But we want to help," Martin said.
"You can help us by guarding that key," Tender Heart replied.
"But," Jason spoke up.
"If we lose that key, guys, we can never win," Tender Heart warned them.
"We won't let the key out of our sight," Teresa said.
"You can count on us," Jason grinned.
Tender Heart grinned back from that before soon they continued on their adventure.
Here we go, Martin thought to himself.
Patch went to go with the pink Care Bear and the green lamb who was known as Gentle Heart Lamb. They sneaked past the magician's caravan before hiding for refuge as the door suddenly opened. Nicholas laughed rather darkly as he came out the door and soon ran away.
The evil spirit must have over taken him with evil magic, Patch thought to himself.
Love-A-Lot and Gentle Heart tried to be careful as Nicholas went to get ingredients for his spell, going into the trash as the animals hid under the caravan before chuckling.
"Three apple cores," Nicholas chuckled darkly, "just what I need!"
Patch went to hide with the Care Bear animals.
"Aha! One spider web," Nicholas smirked, luckily not seeing them as he caught a spiderweb with a spider yet on it, "my list is almost full!"
Must be a list of ingredients, Patch thought to himself.
Soon Patch was dangling on the other side with Gentle Heart and Love-A-Lot.
"A few more items.....a few more magic words......and presto," Nicholas beamed as he ran away, "a world without love!"
"L-L-L-Love-a-Lot, P-P-Patch, did you hear that," Gentle Heart bleated hesitantly.
"We need to get word to the others before it's no use," Love-a-Lot suggested.
"C'mon then," Patch said as he ran away with the bear and lamb.
"Huh...let's see; apple cores, spider's web, milkweed pod..." Nicholas said as he checked the items in his bag.
There was a rummaging heard from behind a ball throwing game booth.
"What," Nicholas blinked and went to go that fashion to check it out, but he looked around before finding Cozy Heart Penguin and Secret Bear posing as stuffed animals, but caught something in between them. "A cigar butt! I almost missed it. Now, one last fact to find..." he took away ominously.
"Phew," Cozy Heart and Secret Bear both sighed in relief.
Soon some tomatoes were seen being thrown before Playful Heart Monkey and Friend Bear were seen running.
"There they go," One child laughed before going to chase after them with his friend.
The other boy kicked a box out of the road as he ran with the first boy while the animals ran off together. Soon Friend Bear and Playful Heart Monkey hid behind what was like a pipe organ.
"Phew! That was close," Playful Heart Monkey said before incidentally leaning on a lever, and where it caused carnival music to start playing.
Playful Heart Monkey and Friend Bear went to run away, only to bump into each other and fall in the middle of the ground. Soon everyone else came out of their hiding places together.
"This way," Teresa suggested before running with Martin, Kim and Jason, only to run into Nicholas, "oops!"
Nicholas frowned at the, which made them stand up and run astray from the blonde boy. Martin, Teresa, Kim and Jason ran into a fun house. Nicholas smirked as he went to go after them in there. Teresa walked carefully across a rickety bridge with the others. Once Nicholas came inside, the bridge seemed to shake with them on it before they made it on the other side, but he kept coming after them.
"Ooh, I don't like stairs," Teresa moaned as she saw a staircase going down.
"Don't worry, we'll get through this together," Martin assured her.
Soon Teresa tried to carefully walk down the steps with the others. However, the stairs turned into a slide, which made them all slide down in surprise. Soon Nicholas slid after them as Fast Heart Rabbit and Bedtime Bear stood past the levers and pulled one lever to make the slide back into stairs to make him trip down the stairs as the children came into a swirling hole that would spin them around a bit.
"Someone make this thing stop," Teresa yelped.
"Don't throw up," Martin warned her.
"Saying 'don't' doesn't make me stop," Teresa replied.
Nicholas growled as the children kept trying to crawl out, but the hole was spinning too fast. Soon Champ Bear and Lotsa-Heart Elephant pulled on the ropes to make the hole stop. And with it stopping spinning, the children got out of the hole before Nicholas. Teresa shivered and groaned before soon she went to catch up with the others.
Soon Nicholas ran after them, only for the hole to start spinning again. "Eraknoo," he called out, which made the hole stop spinning and he fell on the ground since he stopped spinning at the top as he ran out of the fun house to look for his victims.
Sure enough, Cozy Heart Penguin came out of the water of the dunk tank, splashing Nicholas in the face. Nicholas frowned and then came to zap Cozy Heart, but missed as the penguin ducked, leaving a scorch on the stand in front of the penguin. Then he smirked, about to go right for the penguin.
"Hey," Fast Heart called out before running toward the blonde boy and jumped over him before running the other road.
Soon Nicholas continued to try to zap Fast Heart as Teresa, Martin, Kim and Jason hid behind the face-hole stands and they hid for protection while Fast Heart jumped around while mocking him. And where he kept on trying to zap the bunny, but kept missing. Fast Heart kept jumping until he tipped over some trash, ending up in the trashcan lid, spinning around a bit.
Nicholas smirked as he went to zap the bunny, until looking down to see that he had stepped in some gum, which made him grin rather than feel annoyed. "That's it! Icky, sticky bubblegum! I can add these ingredients to my final spell!"
Fast Heart looked relieved that Nicholas didn't zap her and soon ran away as Nicholas collected the gum off of his shoe.
"Let them try and stop me now," Nicholas smirked before running off back his lair. He began to laugh as he made his road into one of the rides.
"Creepy boy..." Martin shuddered.
"Almost looks like Judge Doom's true form," Teresa commented hesitantly.
"Uh, Teresa, where are Kim and Jason," Martin asked as he saw Kim and Jason were missing.
"They're right here," Teresa gestured outward.
Kim and Jason weren't behind her now.
"Oh...I guess they aren't," Teresa gulped.
"They must be hiding," Martin said.
Soon Teresa and Martin went to go and find Kim and Jason, hoping that they wouldn't get lost or taken by Nicholas.
"If I first heard of these Care Bear facts, I thought perhaps we were gonna have to hug a boy to make them happy and not let the entire world go to--" Teresa muttered a bit.
"Hello," Martin called out, "where are the other Care Bears?"
"They must be hiding as well," Teresa said.
Teresa and Atticus began to look around for the lost kids and the Care Bear family.
Soon they saw colorful spots in the carousal and went that fashion, luckily finding them as they seemed to also be looking for Kim and Jason.
"Kim and Jason must be hiding really well," Patch said.
"Stay close to us, Patch," Martin warned his dog.
"Guys, you see Kim and Jason," Teresa asked the Care Bear family.
"You mean you haven't seen them," Love-a-Lot Bear frowned in worry.
"Perhaps they're hiding or afraid to show themselves," Gentle Heart Lamb shivered hesitantly.
"It might be safer for them if they're hiding," Martin said.
Soon Tender Heart slid down a pole as he had a suggestion. "Alright, Brave Heart, you round up your friends and try to find Kim and Jason," he suggested to the lion, "Care Bears? Follow me."
"What are you gonna do, Tender Heart," Cozy Heart asked the brown bear.
"We have to try and get through to Nicholas," Tender Heart replied.
"And make him believe that we really do care about him," Share Bear said as she slid down a pole before joining Tender Heart.
"And that he really cares about everything else," Love-a-Lot Bear added while going with them.
"With the Care Bear Stare," Teresa guessed.
"That's right, Teresa," Share Bear warned the elderly mouse.
"I wish there was some fashion we could spread our feelings like that," Gentle Heart Lamb pouted with the other animals.
"Just by showing someone you care is enough," Martin grinned.
"There's always fashions of showing you care, Gentle Heart," Love-a-Lot Bear added, "always."
"Let's go," Brave Heart warned the other Care Animals, "we don't have much time!"
"C'mon, Teresa, we must help," Martin said, running away with the Care Bears.
Teresa looked over and then followed after him.
Meanwhile, in the castle ride.....
Nicholas cast a new spell as he began to look more and more evil from the spirit controlling him.
"Sure...now the final ingredient," the spirit replied wickedly, "faster!"
Then Nicholas took out his shoe which had the gum on it, though he seemed to stop himself.
"Why are you stopping," the spirit frowned at him.
"I-I-I...I don't want--" Nicholas stammered.
"You don't want to? You must! You can't care about anything," the spirit warned him.
"NO," Tender Heart Bear cried out in despair as soon as he appeared.
"It's too far to stop! You can't stop," the spirit controlled Nicholas again as Teresa, Martin and the other Care Bears arrived in a roller-coaster.
"Stop," Tender Heart Bear cried out in grief, but soon the shoe went into the cauldron before steam shot out as the spirit laughed.
"Oh, dear," Martin and Teresa frowned.
The evil spirit laughed wickedly in success.
"Nicholas," Tender Heart cried out in despair as he ran to the blonde boy, "Nicholas! Nichol--"
"You're too late," Nicholas frowned, putting his cape over him like a sinister villain, "TOO LATE!! Now the spell is cast!"
"Oops..." Teresa gulped.
"We care about everyone," Tender Heart frowned to the blonde boy, "even since they don't care about us."
"And right now, the one we care about the most is you, Nicholas," Friend Bear added, "you!"
"I may not act like I care all the time, but I care deeply for my friend, Martin," Teresa said emotionally. "He's my brother figure and my friend! Oh...it's not working...." she sulked a bit.
"Care Bears, get ready," Tender Heart warned the others, "Care Bears...stare!"
"Martin, time to make up a spell," Teresa said.
"Alright...I'll try," Martin replied.
Soon the Care Bears began to shoot out their magic toward Nicholas.
"You shouldn't miss by a hair...it can seem stronger than your mother's death frown...let me help these Care Bears Stare," Martin recited his own made-up spell.
With that said, Martin's very own Care Bear Stare shot out with his magic. Nicholas flinched as he got hit by the Care Bears' magic, along with Martin's ability before soon he stood up, looking slightly entranced.
"YOU DON'T CARE," the spirit advised to Nicholas, "YOU DON'T CARE!!!"
Soon the spirit began to use her own magic to pull Nicholas apart and shove off Martin and the Care Bears.
"Woah," Martin yelped.
"Martin," Teresa cried out in a panic.
Soon the roller-coaster rode backward with them on it. Soon Tender Heart and Friend Bear were caught next and thrown back onto the roller-coaster with them.
"Now...the very last four children..." Nicholas sneered before laughing maliciously.
Soon the group ended back out of the ride.
"What just happened in there," Lotsa-Heart Elephant asked.
"The Care Bear Stare didn't work, and Martin used some kind of special power," Friend Bear replied.
"The spirit's power is too strong," Share Bear added.
"And yet no Kim and Jason, I see," Teresa sighed.
"Dang it," Martin said.
"Where are they, Brave Heart," Tender Heart asked the lion.
"We can't find them anywhere," Brave Heart frowned.
"Oops! Look," Love-A-Lot Bear pointed out as the castle seemed to be glowing.
And soon where they saw Nicholas coming out. Teresa and Martin both shuddered as Nicholas looked pretty eerie right now.
"Nicholas," Cozy Heart cried out in grief.
"Where are they..." Nicholas hissed.
"You'll never find them," Patch warned him.
"As long as Kim, Jason, Teresa, Martin and Patch yet care, his spell's not full," Friend Bear warned the others about Nicholas.
"Perhaps we can yet save him..." Bright Heart Raccoon suggested.
"We can yet save him," Tender Heart clarified.
"Yes," Patch nodded.
"But h-h-how," Gentle Heart Lamb asked.
"Just feel it," Tender Heart advised, "Care Bears!"
Then the Care Bears all lined up and Martin came to join them. Suddenly, Sid appeared with Grumpy Bear and Farewell Bear.
"Ha! Well, whaddya know," Grumpy Bear grinned, "the Rainbow Rescue Beam worked!"
"Yes, sure did," Sid nodded before using his magic to turn Martin and Teresa into Care Bears.
"Wah! What the--" Teresa yelped.
Soon Sid walked over to them.
"Did you just get taller," Teresa asked, looking up at Sid.
"No," Sid replied, handing a mirror to show Teresa and Martin that they were both now Care Bears.
"W-We're Care Bears," Martin and Teresa said, looking surprised.
"Yes," Sid replied. "This fashion you can help out with the Care Bear Stare," he looked to Grumpy Bear, "I guess you haven't met the cousins yet since you didn't know who they were until I was speaking about them earlier."
"Who are these cousins you're speaking about," Grumpy Bear asked.
"That's what I thought," Sid replied, not responding that question, "anyhow, yes, Martin, Teresa, you're now Care Bears."
Soon Martin and Teresa took a look at what their fur colors were and what their Belly Badges were. Martin seemed to be crimson red with a golden badge with a heart on it as his Belly Badge and Teresa seemed to be light blue with an open book on her Belly Badge which had a heart on it.
"Do we have special names," Teresa asked.
"I don't think so, but I'm dubbing you Strong Heart Bear and Book Nerd Bear," Sid replied.
"Book NERD," Teresa asked.
"Just joking...I meant 'Bookworm'," Sid chuckled.
Teresa simply pouted at that, but it was better than nothing. Soon Nicholas came out as the Care Bears joined together.
"I hope this is enough," Wish Bear said about the help.
"Where are they," Nicholas frowned, "where are you hiding the boys and girls?!"
"You don't know what you're thinking, Nicholas," Patch replied bravely, "listen to your heart, and you'll find the truth!"
"Patch is right, Nicholas," Tender Heart added.
"WHERE ARE THEY," Nicholas demanded.
"Care Bears, STARE," Tender Heart warned the others.
"That means you as well," Sid warned Teresa and Martin.
"How do we do it," Teresa asked.
"Just focus on your being and release it to him, it's like a Ki," Sid explained.
"Nice to know," Martin said.
"Yes, then go in there and stop the evil spirit...I know these Care Bears can do it like their ancestors," Sid replied.
"Their ancestors," Teresa asked, "you mean there's more of these facts?"
"In a fashion, yes," Sid said, "of course, since I was a boy, they were the Gummi Bears."
"Understood," Martin said.
"Now go get him," Sid warned them, "I believe in you both."
"Oh, really..." Teresa asked like she didn't believe that.
"Go ahead...have fun...I'll see you after this," Sid encouraged a bit.
Soon Martin and Teresa joined the Care Bears. Soon all of the Care Bears used their power as Martin and Teresa joined in to help out. Nicholas just laughed with the evil spirit as he stood there, holding the book like an evil villain.
"Guys, we should help out," Patch warned the Care Bears cousins.
"You know what? You and Tender Heart are right," Brave Heart grinned, "we can do it! But we need to do it together."
"Well said, Brave Heart," Patch agreed with the lion.
"Do what," Cozy Heart asked.
"We need to help out...um...you do your animal calls," Patch suggested.
"Yes! Animal call," Brave Heart Lion agreed before roaring.
"There ya go," Patch beamed.
Soon the Care Bear Cousins did their animal calls to help out with the Care Bear Stare.
At last, Nicholas began to look weak like he was using all the evil left in his controlled mind.
"No," the spirit cried out in despair, "Nicholas!"
Soon the Care Bears, Martin and Teresa stopped their Care Bears Stare as they got exhausted and so did the Care Bear Cousins. Soon the spell Sid used on Martin and Teresa wore away as they were now back to mice.
"You did your best, don't get your hopes up," Sid warned Martin and Teresa to soothe them, showing he wasn't mad.
Nicholas laughed as he was back in evil control.
"Guh...you were right about the Judge Doom fact," Martin commented from how Nicholas looked right now.
Soon Patch went up to Nicholas, along with Kim and Jason.
"Kim and Jason," Teresa muttered in surprise.
"Kim! Jason! No," Tender Heart cried out in grief.
"It's them," the spirit smirked while Nicholas looked a bit insane.
"This is up to them now," Sid warned the group.
"Are you sure," Martin asked.
"Yes...friendship is magic," Sid replied.
"That's a cartoon," Teresa said.
"Oh, there's more to it that you don't know, especially in the land of Equestria," Sid replied.
"Yes, like that's a real place," Teresa rolled her eyes.
"I'm sorry, Sid, but we'll believe it if we see it," Martin added, though tried to be nicer about it than Teresa.
"Huh," Sid firmly pouted to them.
"Nicholas, we care about you," Jason warned the blonde boy, "we used to be like you! We thought nobody cared!"
"But we were wrong," Kim added, "we wanna be your friend, Nicholas!"
"Yes," Patch nodded.
Kim and Jason looked over to Patch in slight surprise.
"We'll all make sure you're never alone again," Martin said.
"Believe us, Nicholas," Teresa added, "please...believe us."
"I...I...I..." Nicholas replied as he sounded different again, "believe you."
"No, you can't," the spirit warned him.
Nicholas held the book out a bit.
"DON'T DO IT," the spirit sneered, "you don't care, they don't care!"
Soon Nicholas growled as he tried to close the book. Luckily for him, he was successful.
"Phew..." Sid sighed in relief from that.
Soon Nicholas fell onto the railroad tracks while shoving the book shut.
"Alright, now...the key," Tender Heart signaled Jason, "the key!"
Soon Jason brought out the key, which would lock up the book.
"I...I can't hold it....much longer," Nicholas strained a bit.
Then Jason took out the key before soon the evil spirit shot at the key, destroying it instantly.
"Well...I didn't see that one coming," Teresa said.
"Secret Bear, we could use a new key," Sid warned Secret Bear.
Secret Bear nodded and rushed over to Jason's side.
"Wait, what..." Teresa asked.
Then Secret Bear used her power to bring out a new key to use before Jason took it and used it to lock the book shut.
"I did not see that coming either," Teresa said.
"Makes me wonder why Tender Heart gave that key to Jason in the first place," Sid rolled his eyes.
"Probably to make Jason feel reluctant," Martin suggested.
At last, the book was locked up and Nicholas could relax now since the evil spirit had been defeated, which had the Care Bear family begin to cheer.
"Whew," Sid sighed, "that was close."
Nicholas looked wore out, but gave a small grin to Kim and Jason. "Thank you."
Kim and Jason grinned back, though Kim looked bashful to him from his grin. Soon Nicholas threw away the cape as they came to join the Care Bear family in their celebration.
"No wonder you didn't know about your cousins yet, I forgot that this was before you all met," Sid said to Grumpy Bear about the other animals in the Care Bear family.
"How did you know," Grumpy Bear asked him.
"I know all and see all," Sid replied, "I'm a very knowledgeable, very strong, very handsome warlock."
"Two out of three ain't bad," Teresa whispered.
"Is that whispering I hear," Sid asked, a bit sharply.
Teresa cupped her mouth and backed up hesitantly.
"Any matter, we better go awaken Fettucini," Sid said.
"You know that he's asleep," Teresa asked.
"Teresa, I warned you, I know everything," Sid replied, "I also need to speak with you and Martin once you go back home to Greendale."
Martin and Teresa both felt hesitant about that.
"I almost forgot about Mr. Fettucini," Nicholas said.
Soon Nicholas rushed to Fettucini's trailer. He came to the door, though to his surprise, his boss was awake and active.
"It's shooowtime," Fettucini announced happily.
"Uh..." Teresa blinked.
"Mr. Fettucini, I'm sorry," Nicholas frowned to the adult man.
"The spell must have eventually wore away," Sid whispered to Teresa.
"Nicholas, I just had the most wonderful dream," Mr. Fetuccini beamed to the blonde boy, wrapping his arms around him, "I dreamed I changed my poster, where that's what I'm going to do! Now it'll read: 'Fetuccini & Nicholas'. Well, what do you say? A partnership?"
"A par...a par..." Nicholas stammered in shock.
"Oh, alright," Fetuccini rolled his eyes at first, "'Nicholas & Fetuccini'."
I guess all he needed was a dream to help him treat Nicholas with some care, Sid thought to himself. Soon he looked over to Martin and Teresa with a bit of a hopeful look.
"Oh, thank you so much," Nicholas beamed as he shook hands with his boss, "you won't be disappointed, I promise! I can't believe this! I owe it all to the Care Bears, and--"
"Who..." Fetuccini glanced at him.
"Um, they're friends," Nicholas replied, "friends, Mr. Fetuccini......just friends."
"And that's what a magic show is all about," Teresa said.
"Oh, you're quite right, little girl," Fetuccini chuckled to her.
"This is gonna work out just fine," Teresa sounded proud.
"Yes, that is," Sid nodded.
Teresa just glanced at him a bit. Soon the magician and his little helper went back into the caravan as facts were going to be just fine between them from now on. Best of all, Nicholas learned that the best fashion to make friends was to be a friend.
"And now, Tender Heart, these other animals from the Forest of Feelings will join your Care Bear family," Sid warned the brown bear, "Brave Heart Lion, Bright Heart Raccoon, Cozy Heart Penguin, Lotsa-Heart Elephant, Gentle Heart Lamb, Playful Heart Monkey, Proud Heart Cat, Fast Heart Rabbit, Loyal Heart Dog and Treat Heart Pig."
"That's right," Tender Heart nodded.
"And they'll be staying in Care-A-Lot with you...uh, if Grams Bear is cool with that," Sid replied.
"I think she will be, sir," Tender Heart gave a small grin.
At last, Teresa, Martin and Patch came into Care-A-Lot with the Care Bear family before they would go back home from a very unexpected and valuable with lessons on friendship adventure.
"Friends from the Forest of Feelings have proven to everyone that there's always a fashion to show that you care," Tender Heart grinned.
Soon Tugs and Hugs caught hold of a firecracker before pulling on both ends, which exploded in their paws as they sat in Brave Heart's arms. Patch found the two baby Care Bears cute.
"And then, the purpose of this Festival Occasion is to let all bear witness the inauguration of our friends into the Care Bear family," Tender Heart announced as everyone took out festival hats and noisemakers.
"Yeees," Teresa clapped while Martin and Patch cheered a bit louder and happier for the Care Bear Cousins.
And which they'll be getting their very own Belly Badges, Sid thought to himself.
Soon the three adventurers saw the warlock.
"What the--?! Where did you come from," Teresa asked.
"Just wanna make sure this goes as it's supposed to," Sid grinned innocently.
"That's nice of you," Martin said.
"You are creeping me out, man," Teresa added.
"Oh, children, I'm more than in charge of the Magic Council," Sid replied, "I'm also your guardian."
"Guardian," Patch asked as he scratched behind his ear a bit, "you mean you look after them?"
"Yes, I was trusted to do so once they've both been...erm...'produced', I should say," Sid said with air quotes.
"Uh, okay?" Cherry and Atticus replied.
"I'll explain more later." Drell told them.
The Care Bears began to celebrate with a song which they all seemed to like, except for maybe Grumpy Bear.
"Still grumpy as ever." Drell said.
"Well, it's my name." Grumpy Bear replied.
"A Care Bear named Grumpy... Go figure that one out." Cherry remarked.
Eventually, the Care Bear Cousins were now given their very own Belly Badges which made them very happy to be apart of the family.
"Now let's go see how Nicholas is doing at the magic show." Drell said.
"Um, yes, sir." Cherry replied.
Drell soon sent them back to the amusement park to check on Nicholas as the park looked flooded with guests.
"Excuse me... Pardon me..." Atticus said as they walked through the crowd.
They soon made it to the magic show.
"Uh, are you okay with magicians, sir?" Atticus asked the warlock.
"They amuse me," Drell smirked, crossing his arms as he disguised himself as a tourist. "The idea of mortals learning magic is just hilarious to someone like me."
They then quieted down as they sat down to watch the show.
"Ladies and gentlemen, The Amazing Nicholas will now pull a dove out of his hat!" Nicholas announced before taking off his top hat to take out a handful of cards before it soon turned into a bird in an instant.
'Impressive.' Cherry thought to herself.
The crowd really loved that trick and Fetuccini chuckled a bit from backstage.
"That's my boy!" Fetuccini smiled proudly. "Bravo, Nicky, bravo!"
Nicholas beamed as that made his day before finding Atticus, Cherry, Kim, and Jason in the audience.
"Hey, Jason, aren't parents great?" Kim smiled to her brother as they were with a couple of adults.
"Yeah." Jason smiled back as they looked to their new parents.
Atticus and Cherry looked happy for Kim, Jason, and Nicholas. Kim and Jason's new parents soon hugged their new children as they were now going to live happily ever after.
Sometime after the show, Nicholas came to Kim and Jason, though he bashfully clapped his hands before taking out his top hat to bring out a bouquet of flowers for Kim.
"Oh, Nicholas, how sweet." Kim smiled from that, accepting the flowers and sniffing them.
"Looks like Kim and Nicholas are getting pretty close." Drell whispered to Atticus and Cherry.
"Really does," Cherry replied. "Should we go home then?"
"Yes, I think it's time you all go home, then I must talk with you both about what you did today." Drell said to them.
"Don't worry, Drell; me and Cherry already know that our fight in the arcade was childish." Atticus told him.
"I'm glad, but that's not all." Drell said.
Eventually, they were taken away from where they were and were now in the warlock's office and their parents appeared to be there too.
"Mom... Dad..." Cherry and Atticus said in surprise.
"All right, I know we all met when you first met Sabrina on her birthday and found out that she was a witch, but I know you two very well even if you think that time was our first meeting," Drell told the childhood best friends. "Atticus, I've known your father since the days of King Arthur."
"Dad, I knew you were old, but not that old." Atticus said sheepishly to Patrick.
"Wiccans age just as much warlocks and witches and wizards." Patrick told his son.
"So... Aunt Delilah...?" Atticus asked.
"Yes, she's a bit old too," Patrick replied. "Like Drell and Sabrina's aunts Hilda and Zelda."
"What about you, Mom?" Atticus asked his mother.
"It's a little different with me," Emily replied. "My sister and I ran away to Mermaid Lagoon in Never Land quite some time ago until we later on left and met the two men we fell in love with. I'm not as old as your father, but I'm a little older than most mothers."
"Whoa." Atticus and Cherry said.
"And I thought my daddy was old." Cherry said.
"Cher Bear!" Bud pouted.
"Daddy~" Cherry replied.
"Anyway..." Drell interrupted a bit. "I'm not sure how to explain this, but you two were born under a very special prophecy. I'm not sure why The Fates chose you two out of a billion others, but you were supposed to meet at a young age. The only way was for your parents to give you up for adoption at an orphanage since your families never knew each other, and you were asked to be brought to a certain spot, and that was the orphanage that you two grew up in until Cinderella's father adopted you."
"And we're happy that we got to become a part of her family." Atticus said.
"You were both born under the alignment of the planets," Drell continued to explain. "The Fates said that two unlikely children would be chosen to go on various adventures such as these. Why the Fates chose you, I'm afraid even I don't know."
"I thought you knew everything." Cherry replied.
"Well, I didn't know about this one." Drell said.
Cherry and Atticus shrugged.
"And... I'm gonna need your parents to fill out these forms if they want their request to be granted." Drell said, taking out stacks of some paper.
"Uh... What request?" Atticus asked.
"Since you now know of your adventures, we trust Drell to let you or anyone else you might want to come along with you to go on future adventures, and you'll be his students," Emily informed. "He'll teach you about magic, other worlds, and how to be stronger and more powerful for when you two grow up and have your own children."
"Ooh." Atticus smiled.
Drell handed the large stacks of paper to Cherry and Atticus's parents, handing them some pens for their initials and signatures.
"W-Wait! Don't we get a say in this?" Cherry yelped. "Hello?!"
"Oh, sure," Drell replied before taking out a beetle in his hand. "I'll just let this bug bite you and you'll have no memory of me and live a totally normal and boring life with no adventures."
"Wait, what?" Cherry asked.
The beetle soon crawled out onto her, about to bite her on the nose.
"Get away!" Cherry flicked the bug away, backing up against the corner.
The beetle continued to follow her everywhere she moved, trying to bite her.
"Does it have to be a bug?!" Cherry cried out, hiding behind Drell with fear and disgust.
"Your choice, Cherry," Drell smirked a bit with his hands behind his back. "You can either let the beetle bite you and be an average, normal kid with no adventures, or you can work for me for the rest of your life."
Cherry gulped before groaning as she already knew what the answer was as she stood by Atticus. The beetle continued to chase her.
"Are we in agreement?" Drell asked.
"Yes..." Cherry groaned. "Just make that bug leave me alone!"
"Good." Drell soon said, trapping the bug in a jar before making it disappear.
"Whew." Cherry sighed.
"Now... Uh... When you say the rest of our lives...?" Atticus asked.
"Or mine... Whichever comes first..." Drell shrugged.
"What about school?!" Cherry asked.
"I'll take care of that," Drell said. "Plus sometimes, it'll be like you never left when you get back home."
"Whew." Atticus sighed.
"Also, Tender Heart Bear wanted me to give these to you." Drell said, taking out a box.
The box soon opened on its own from magic, showing badges that resembled their Belly Badges from becoming Care Bears to help destroy the evil spirit.
"Are those for us?" Cherry asked.
"Yes," Drell replied. "You guys really did a great job, even by restoring your previously broken friendship."
Their badges were soon placed on their shirts. The parents looked very happy for their children.
"This is going to be a great experience... Going on adventures like this." Drell smiled to them a bit.
"I guess so." Cherry said sheepishly.
"This is going to be so exciting." Patch smiled.
"Patch can come too, right?" Atticus asked hopefully.
"Sure, on some occasions," Drell replied. "I'm sorry for leaving you out when I wanted to test Atticus on how strong he was when we all first met when Sabrina asked to turn back time, Spot."
"It's okay, I understood... I just missed Atticus a lot since I was just adopted by him around then." Patch said.
"And not just Patch, but also Mo." Drell said.
"Mo too?" Atticus blushed.
"Yes, Mo too, ya little lover boy." Drell smirked, playfully pinching his cheek.
Atticus looked a bit bashful again as he looked hopeful and excited about upcoming adventures with Mo, after all, they first met during one.
"And as for others, you'll have to be surprised." Drell told the adventure duo.
Cherry and Atticus glanced to each other as this was surely going to change their lives. Later on, they were soon back home in the Spellman house from before they were sent away suddenly.