Rayman Legends Adventures in Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch/Script

Darla was going with Joanie, Jesse and Patch as they were called into Alec's office.
Alec was sitting at his desk and looked over to the others. "You're probably wondering why you're all here, well, let me warn you," he sat up once he saw them, "your next voyage is in the Hawaiian Islands."
"Uh, sir, why am I here," Darla raised her hand.
"It's nice to meet you, Darla," Alec nodded to her, "as surprising as it seems, you are a supernatural creature like the ones with you."
"I am," Darla asked.
Alec reached under his desk and took out his crystal ball.
Darla stood up and slowly walked over to it.
"Touch it," Alec warned her.
Darla looked up, but slowly held out her hand and touched the crystal ball, which glowed slightly and she held her hand back slightly from the shock. There was a high and girly voice that was singing, but it sounded foreign.
"Sounds Japanese...." Joanie commented.
"Exactly..." Alec replied, "do either of you know about the Sailor Scouts?"
"Yes, yes, we do," Jesse, Darla, Joanie and Patch nodded.
"What do you remember about your parents, Darla," Alec asked, "your real parents...."
"Not an entire lot......" Darla softly admitted, "we were very poor.....it was hard to get medication sometimes...I could've died one year at Christmas, but my daddy worked triple shifts at work after I was born where I could get better...I also have a big sister, Deidre."
"Also known as Dusk from the Hex Girls," Patch spoke up, remembering what the others had warned him.
"Your big sister was supposed to be the next Sailor Moon, but she was so depressed after your disappearance," Alec warned Darla, "she changed...she was once a very happy and cheerful girl, but in that car incident with your parents, she was in a coma for a nice while...as she awakened, it broke her very deep down inside her soul and she changed herself...she even dyed her hair."
"Well, the Silver Crystal skipped her and went to me," Darla asked.
"Yes, we're not sure how it worked, but yes," Alec replied with a small nod, "and according to my readings, it will pass down to your firstborn daughter."
"My...my firstborn daughter," Darla grinned.
"Uh-huh..." Alec replied.
"Who's my daughter," Darla held out her hands, "who's her father? Where do I live? Do I ever get to live in Paris? I've always wanted to go to Paris!"
Then Alec picked up his crystal ball and held it from her where she wouldn't see anything. "I'm sorry, Darla, but I can't give off too much information about your future."
"My Uncle Emmett always said you should never know too much about your own destiny," Joanie added.
"And he's wise," Alec said.
"By the way, why wasn't Gertie called in with us," Patch asked.
"Oohhhh~...." Alec mocked slightly, "do you want Momo with you on your little adventure because Jesse has the biggest crush on her?"
"I do not," Jesse's eyes widened, but his face turned as bright red as a freshly grown tomato.
"Jesse, you so like her...." Joanie rolled her eyes, "I don't know why you try to keep it a secret..."
"Luckily, I did so, she's with her uncle; waiting for you guys," Alec said before he felt himself almost losing air as Jesse hugged him tightly.
Joanie cupped her mouth and silently snickered.
"Jesse," Alec gasped for air, "Jesse...I can't breathe!"
"Oops, I'm sorry," Jesse grinned sheepishly before letting him go.
Then Alec gasped for air before frowning to the boy.
"You yet love him," Patch smirked.
"Huh..." Alec hummed flatly.
"Wait, if we go to Hawaii, but I can see Lilo again," Darla smirked emotionally.
"That's right and where this involves Stitch," Alec said.
"Well, of course that is...." Darla replied.
"No, no, you don't understand, this is very reluctant," Alec replied, "it's a very long story, then that's why I'm going with you."
"You are," Joanie asked in misfortune.
"Joanie, if this is reluctant; he might have information on what's going on," Jesse said.
Joanie sighed in defeat. "Alriiiiight....."
"Now you should go see Gertie, she's waiting for you and so is her uncle who are also coming with," Alec said.
"Where should we expect you to come, sir," Darla asked Alec.
"I'll come if I come, just expect terror to strike Joanie's heart," Alec replied nonchalantly.
Joanie hid a hesitant shudder.
"I'm so emotional to see Lilo again..." Darla was the most emotional to see her newest friend, but pouted, "even though seeing Myrtle, Yuki, Teresa and Elena won't be much fun."
"Don't let them get to you," Jesse warned her.
Darla sighed. "I just feel like Yuki, Teresa and Elena aren't as bad as Myrtle...they seem to only copy her and do whatever she wants."
"Well then, perhaps you should reach out to them and warn them that they can do whatever they want and not always do what Myrtle wants and not to copy her," Jesse said.
"I'm not quite a detective like you, Jesse..." Darla hummed, "you think it'll rub away on me?"
"Sure and remember, you spent one summer with Mystery Inc," Jesse encouraged, "let's get ready for Hawaii to meet Gertie and her uncle, shall we?"
Darla smiled and left with him and Patch to get ready at home.
"Remember, I can take you there instantly," Alec called out to them, "you won't have to have a six hour flight like last time!"
"We know," Jesse, Darla and Patch called out.
Then Alec waved to them.
In Darla's bedroom, Jesse helped out his little sister as always.
"I hear there's a May Day Festival for Lilo's school," Darla said to Jesse as they packed, "do you think they'll let me compete?"
"I wish they will since you're an honorary student and you're allowed in wherever you visit," Jesse grinned to her as he took out her grass skirt which was given to her the last time they were in Hawaii.
"That is true," Darla nodded.
Jesse was about to catch Darla's brooch and hand it to her until he suddenly had a vision. "Oh, dear..." he moaned to himself as he knew this could not be a nice vision. He saw himself with Stitch and where Stitch looked like he was twitching a bit.
The raft slowly approached the docks as Dweeb wagged his tail back and forth swiftly in the water. The raft stopped as it reached the docks and sank into the water. Louie and the dinosaurs climbed up onto the docks and looked in awe at two tall towers. "Welcome to New York City," said Louie.
The towers were a very tall and beautiful sight for the dinosaurs to see. However, Rex did not know that he was dangerously close to the dock's edge. At last, he lost his balance and fell backwards into the water, without the raft. Everyone else turned back and saw their friend in serious danger. "REX," exclaimed Louie.
"HEEEELP," cried Rex, "I can't swim!"
"Hang on, big fella," replied Louie.
Louie noticed a giant crane machine. "Lift me up," he said to the other dinosaurs.
Then Louie was thrown into the crane machine. He had to think faster because time was of the essence. Rex was attempting to keep his head above the surface. He kept sinking back underwater. "HEEELLLPPP," he cried.
Thankfully, Louie found keys to the machine, turned them and activated the controls. Then the crane's claw descended down to the water. Rex attempted to reach them, but he did so. However, he was too heavy for the machine as well. It began getting carried off into the water because of Rex's weight, but the other dinosaurs immediately caught hold of the machine before it plunged into the water. As the claw let go, Rex passed out in exhaustion.
Jesse opened his eyes and looked around to find himself in Darla's room.
"Are you alright," Darla walked over and took her brooch from him.
"I-I just had a vision," Jesse said, alarmed.
"A vision..." Darla looked concerned, "is it deathly?"
"More like eerie," Jesse shivered.
"Oh, dear..." Darla frowned.
"I should warn you, you're family after all, but we have to keep a close eye on Stitch," Jesse said, "he might even hurt Lilo."
"But Stitch would never hurt Lilo..." Darla pouted about that.
"Then keep a close eye on his eyes in case they glow green," Jesse said.
Darla nodded. "Found it...glowing green eyes....like Danny Phantom....."
"No, I mean like if my eyes glow white since I'm having a vision," Jesse said.
"Yes, but Danny Phantom has glowing green eyes...haven't you heard of Danny Phantom from Amity Park," Darla asked, "Amber's other aunt is a ghost hunter with her husband and they all speak about him. I think he's a hero, but since Jack and Maddie are ghost hunters, they usually try to hurt him..."
"Well, yes, I've heard of him, but I'm speaking about something like this," Jesse said before drawing a picture of Stitch with glowing green eyes, not showing any pupils.
"Eek," Darla shuddered as she took the picture, "that's rather creepy-looking...like from a nightmare."
"I'll say..." Jesse nodded, "remember what I said......"
Darla nodded back as she put her brooch into her suitcase.
"Ready," Jesse asked.
"Yes, I think that's everything......" Darla replied, "I hope I can compete in the May Day Festival."
Jesse grinned to her. "I wish you will, Sis."
Darla grinned back to him with high hopes.
Gertie was done packing and was sitting on the porch with her uncle in his human alter ego, he was warning her stories about when she was a baby and what her parents were like.
"Well, my father's name was Glen," Gertie grinned, "you know, I've always liked that name......Glen..."
"Then you might want to think of naming one of your children that," Captain Planet grinned.
"Huh...Glen Greenwood..." Gertie tested out.
Captain Planet smirked since she tested that out with Jesse's family name.
"Or, whatever my future husband's last name happens to be..." Gertie grinned hesitantly.
"Well, I hope it's Jesse he seems like a trustworthy person," Captain Planet smirked.
Gertie blushed slightly. "I've known him a long time......he's so smart, strong, handsome, hopeful...he's just...absolutely perfect......"
Jesse stopped as he knelt underneath the Brown family porch as he overheard this.
Darla saw him, but smirked as she called out. "GERTIE, JESSE IS EAVESDROPPING!!"
"GAH," Jesse yelped.
Gertie's eyes widened. "D-D-Darla?!"
"Oh, um...hey, Gertie," Jesse waved after standing up.
"Hi, Jesse..." Gertie smirked, folding her arms.
"Uh, ready to go to Hawaii," Jesse asked.
"We sure are," Gertie grinned.
"This'll be a nice vacation," Captain Planet agreed.
"Yes...vacation..." Jesse whispered slightly because of the vision he had, already feeling this wouldn't be an ordinary visit to Hawaii, then again, never was the last one.
"You alright," Gertie asked, concerned.
"Um...I'll tell you later....." Jesse said, not just willing to frighten her away just yet.
Soon, everyone gathered to Alec's place where he could take them to Hawaii. Darla called the Pelekai house where their arrival wouldn't be too surprising on the natives, especially Lilo, Stitch, Jumba, Pleakley and Nani.
"C'mon, Darla," Alec called out.
"I'm a-coming," Darla called back, but went back on the phone. "Alright, see you guys in a bit, I'll meet you at the hula school, alright, bye," she hung up and rushed over to meet the others.
"Alright, now, this isn't just a vacation, this is a mission for you all," Alec said as he wore sunglasses, "if anyone, and I mean anyone gives me lip...Joanie...you will be responding to me."
Joanie gulped and nodded.
"Now then, let's go," Alec said as he took them to a transporter to take them straight to Hawaii.
"Ooh," Gertie grinned.
Captain Planet kept his human disguise as they went through.
After a beam of white light, they were now at the Birds of Paradise hotel in Hawaii.
They were checking in and Darla looked at the time. "Hey, it's about time for Lilo's hula class to start," she ran away instantly.
"No, Darla, wait," Patch called out.
"Ah, let her go..." Jesse decided. 'Hopefully she doesn't get hurt...' he hopefully thought to himself.
Darla chuckled as she caught her backpack with her hula school uniform inside as she memorized the road to Moses's hula school where Lilo, Yuki, Teresa and Elena went to. "Almost there," she grinned to herself.
Patch decided to go with Darla as they ran across the sandy beaches and the tropical atmosphere.
Darla looked up slightly and saw a hovercraft with Lilo and Stitch in it. "Lilo, down here," she called out.
"What," Lilo looked down and spotted her friend with a grin, "Darla, is that really you?!"
"Yes! And is that a hovercraft," Darla called out.
"Uh-huh," Lilo grinned, but signaled for Stitch to land the hovercraft, "Jumba found it for me for Christmas."
"Awesome," Darla was awestruck.
"Wanna ride," Lilo invited.
"Sure," Darla grinned.
"Wait for me," Patch called out.
Stitch tilted his head and looked a little surprised. "Patch..." he uttered out, wondering if he was seeing facts or not.
"Hey, Stitch," Patch grinned.
Stitch crawled over and grinned halfway to the spotted puppy in China. "Patch..."
"That's right," Patch grinned that he had remembered.
"What are you doing here," Stitch grinned.
"Um...we're on vacation," Patch grinned bashfully and innocently as he climbed into the hovercraft with Darla.
"Well, this is a grand surprise," Lilo grinned as she helped buckle Darla into her seat, "are you coming into hula school as well?"
"Yeah, your teacher said I'm welcome back any time if I want," Darla nodded happily.
"Well, where are we headed," Patch asked.
"Hula School," Lilo said, "I really have to get going, I think I eventually had this one routine we spoke about down. Hey, Darla, wanna see something cool?"
"Umm...sure..." Darla said.
Then Lilo took the controls of the hovercraft over the ocean and brought them all down underwater briefly and back up and down a few more times as the dolphins flopped in the water and Stitch laughed as he snorted water out his nose.
"You never change," Patch grinned.
Stitch grinned back. Then they landed the hovercraft and were rushing into the hula school, all dressed up and ready.
"Oh, this bed is so comfortable..." Joanie lay down in the hotel bed given to them.
"Yes," Alec grinned as he dog-piled onto the bed right next to her, "INCOMING!!"
Joanie yelped and flopped right onto the ground. "Oh, and so is the floor....."
"This room is so relaxing," Gertie grinned.
"And it has a beautiful view..." Jesse grinned back to her as he stood on the balcony with her.
Gertie grinned back and they looked at the tropical atmosphere of the islands.
"Yet hard to say if it'll be Lilo's time until her volcano heavenly powers, no pun intended, erupt," Alec said as he lay across the bed.
"Her powers will show since they show," Captain Planet said.
"Such as everyone....." Alec replied, "I won't forget the day I discovered my powers."
"Ah, sheesh, look at the time, I'd love to watch an Alec flashback, but I should take a shower..." Joanie sounded hesitant.
"SIT," Alec warned her.
Joanie sat down and whined against her will. "Alec, someday, I'm going to frighten you! Perhaps not today, perhaps not tomorrow, but someday, you will FEAR ME for a change!"
"Uh-huh..." Alec rolled his eyes, "well, anyhow..."
Like clockwork, the signal crackled, but sprang back into complete connection just as Dorothy Ann began her report. Ralphie could see us again. I mentally checked the feed in his headset, trying to scope out if Dr. Tennelli was yet in the room. I didn't hear anything from his microphone or Liz's. We were alone again. For good.
"Over to me, Dorothy Gale," DA was saying from the newsdesk, "right now, the white blood cells are losing!"
"Certainly looks that fashion, Dorothy Gale," I commented, glancing out the window behind her. Red blood cells were bursting almost constantly now, the bus rocking slightly as the onslaught continued.
I was going to have to replace the stabilizers, wasn't I?
"They need help," DA continued, turning back to the camera. "They need back-up support," she threw herself forward, practically touching the screen to shout her report to our patient, "Ralphie! Did you hear me? Where's our back-up support?!"
"B...back-up support...." he asked wearily, sounding half-asleep, "wh...where do I get that?"
I checked my time-piece and saw that, assuming my calculations were correct, the moment was just about upon us. "Not to worry, Ralphie," I consoled him, "it's already on its road. Cue the medicine!"
Even as I was speaking, a gush of purple liquid ran through the walls of his bloodstream and into his throat tissue. It washed over and around the bus, bathing us in the scent of Earth grape shoe polish.
"Is that the medicine Mum gave me earlier," Ralphie asked.
"It sure is, Ralphie."
"Look what it's doing," Keesha called, pointing out the window.
The medicine engulfed the infection, bathing the Streptococcus in its embalming fluid. Several bacterial cells burst or split in half, shuddering in revulsion as the healing concoction did its work.
"It's destroying more bacteria," Keesha observed as Tim turned a camera to capture the action, "the medicine is giving the white blood cells another chance!"
"And they're throwing out even more of these stick facts," Carlos added as a wave of antibodies and white blood cells pressed on. The cells descended upon the weakened bacteria, making fast work of the desolated infection. A swarm of antibodies clouded the bus.
"Oh, these stick facts are antibodies," I clarified for my class, realizing I'd never explained what these were, "the white blood cells use them to mark the bacteria!"
The swarm was getting thicker, and a few---well, actually more than a few––were beginning to stick to the exterior.
"I hope this doesn't mean what I think it means..." Arnold said anxiously.
Interesting, it appeared a few of the antibodies had pseudo-docking ports along the bus exterior and were sending out a signal to the white blood cells that we were not supposed to be here.
"Oh, dear," Arnold cried as a white blood cell swam up to us and then tried to fit itself around us, "Ralphie's antibodies have marked the bus as bacteria!"
"But we're not bacteria..." Phoebe said as more white blood cells surrounded us and the bus began to rock from their attack, "we're Ralphie's friends!"
I watched in fascination as the cells began to cover the bus windows and gnaw on the instruments. "But his white blood cells are doing such a good job," I remarked, "they now recognize us as enemies as well!"
"Enemies," Arnold asked, stepping into the asile where he could stand in front of me, "but we do know what white blood cells do to enemies!"
"That's right, Arnold," I warned him cheerfully, "they'll try to destroy us!" The thing word being try. I wasn't worried. This bus had survived far worse than some frustrated cells.
"DESTROY US," everyone shouts. Several of them exchanged terrified expressions.
I was thrilled. Yet another unexpected discovery. First the stomach acid, now this? "Ah, the miracle....of the human body......" It truly was a feat of evolution.
Arnold was not as emotional by the prospect of this discovery as I was.
"RALPHIE," he shouts, several of his classmates echoing him, "DO SOMETHING!!" He runs to the camera and shouts it again, right into the feed.
But it was no use, Ralphie was fast asleep.
"That's it," Joanie asked.
"I guess so..." Alec shrugged, "oh, yes, and I tested my magic on a worthy opponent..."
The introduction to "Fraggle Rock" began in Doc's workshop and followed Gobo running down a tunnel. As he joined the other Fraggles, they all sang a verse of the theme song and introduced themselves. Then Gobo ran away to the Gorgs' Garden, where he was briefly caught by Junior. As Junior showed Gobo to his mother, she shrieked and he tossed Gobo back into the well. Back in Fraggle Rock, everybody completed the song, which ended with Boober saying: "Down in Fraggle Rock".
"Seriously," Jesse's voice asked, sounding firm.
"Aw, you're no fun..." Alex burst apart his one shoe and flexed his toes, "ahhh...feels nice..."
Joanie moaned and pinched her nose. "Aw, man, that's rancid!"
Soon Jesse used his magic to clear the air from Alec's feet.
Joanie gasped as she crawled to a window and opened it, but flopped against it, breathing heavily. "Alec, where was the last time you washed your feet?!"
"I'm supposed to wash my feet," Alec replied.
"Yes," all four of them frowned.
"Right...you learn something new everyday..." Alec said before turning his feet.
Joanie gasped for more air.
"You have a problem with it," Alec asked before pushing his feet into her face, "you wash them!"
Joanie yelled out and ran out of the room. "GEEEERRRRMS!!!!"
Jesse frowned at Alec for his behavior.
"I'm really sorry, I'm very sorry, I won't do it again," Alec panicked at Jesse's frown.
"Sure," Jesse nodded firmly.
Alec looked very hesitant and even grinned sheepishly.
Meanwhile...
"Girls, I have very emotional news," Moses said to his students, "this week, is our May Day cele-----"
"I'm sorry we're late," Lilo ran into the school with Stitch, Patch and Darla, "by the way, Darla's back in town!"
"Yes, and just in time for May Day celebration," Darla grinned.
"But first, you have to see this, I got my Oole Oole Technique down," Lilo stood on stage and took out a maraca. 
"Uh, Lilo..." Moses tried to stop her.
Lilo took out the maraca and tried out her routine while Stitch had a camera and started to take pictures with it.
"Lilo, we're not doing that today," Moses warned her.
"We're not doing that today," Myrtle repeated in a rather obnoxiously mean fashion.
"Patch, hold me back; I'm about to teach Myrtle a lesson," Darla frowned.
Patch did his best to hold Darla back. Stitch even took a picture of Myrtle, mocked her and then tore up the photograph in disgust.
"Kumu has an reluctant announcement," Elena grinned to Lilo.
"Well, at least one of them isn't copying Myrtle," Darla whispered.
"Darla, you really came at a nice time," Moses grinned to the visiting girl, "in three days is our town's May Day celebration. And here's the best part; there will be a hula competition, each of you will create an original hula. And the one who best expresses the aloha spirit will lead our halau as the winning dance."
"Awesome," Darla grinned.
"Ooh! You, you, you," Stitch pointed to Lilo to burst her enthusiasm.
"Are there any questions," Moses asked.
"Kumu, I have one..." Myrtle raised her hand, "will people who are late to class and not originally from here be allowed to participate?"
"Myrtle, I think in the spirit of aloha, we should be tolerant of others," Moses frowned slightly to her, "especially to our new friends even if they don't live in Hawaii like the rest of us."
Darla smirked to that.
"Well, there's no harm in asking......" Myrtle shrugged.
"I want you to use class time today to begin working on your ideas," Moses warned the girls.
Patch was happy for Darla and Lilo.
The little girls sat down together to discuss their ideas.
"Wow, the May Day celebration is the big time," Myrtle said.
"Yes, the entire town will be there to watch," Teresa grinned.
"Maybe I'll get a contact," Myrtle sounded hopeful.
"This is going to be fun," Elena beamed.
"It sure will," Darla grinned.
"We can do any idea we want," Lilo grinned, "even make our own costumes!"
This alarmed the girls even more.
"It'll be a lot of work," Yuki commented.
"My mum knows how to make grand costumes," Elena grinned.
"My mum can sew really nice," Yuki grinned.
"My mum knows a lot about hula," Teresa chimed in, "she can really help me with it."
'Perhaps the mention of the word 'Mum' won't get to them,' Patch thought to himself, referring to Darla and Lilo. He was wrong, it really hit Lilo the hardest. 
"I guess Lilo's on her own," Myrtle whispered to the others, "she doesn't have a mum."
"Don't say that," Darla hissed.
"Well, that's true..." Myrtle replied.
"Not everyone has a mum," Teresa said.
Lilo looked very mournful, where Darla decided to help console her. Moses saw this and decided to have a word with Lilo. Patch decided to come along where he could hear what was going to happen.
"Lilo," Moses spoke up, which made the girl look up slightly, "may I speak with you?"
Lilo hoisted herself off the stage and came to her teacher. 
"What's that," Darla asked as the man was getting out a book.
"This is a book of past winners," Moses said as he opened to a page of a first prize winner of a young girl around their age named 'Layla ʻŌpūnui', "Lilo, do you know who this is?"
'That kind of looks like Lilo,' Patch thought to himself.
"It's your mother...." Moses said as Lilo didn't respond him right away.
"My um..." Lilo gasped with a small grin.
"Aye, she won the competition if she was your age," Moses explained. "She was as beautiful as an orchid and as graceful as a wave..." he took the photograph out and held it out to the girl, "here, to inspire you."
"I just know that will help her, sir," Darla grinned.
Moses gently grinned back. Stitch came up to Lilo's side.
"That's my mum," Lilo warned Stitch, showing him the photograph, "she won the competition since she was my age."
Patch grinned as he was happy for Lilo.
Darla grinned softly and mournfully. "I do wonder what my mother did until she was my age..." she mumbled to herself, thinking about her biological mother, not Riley.
Patch only simply shrugged. Darla had small tears in her eyes. Patch pouted to her, but leaned closer. Then Darla sniffled and hugged Patch as she squeezed her eyes shut as she thought about her natural family.
It was now after class and the girls were now leaving for the day.
"Well, do you wanna come over," Lilo invited Darla since they were best friends and all.
"I'd love to, can I bring Jesse and Patch," Darla grinned.
"If they'd like to come," Lilo agreed as she held the picture of her mother as she was younger.
"Hey, Lilo," Myrtle smirked as she came over to the two, "perhaps your dog can take a picture of me if I win the competition."
Patch snarled to the red-haired girl, disliking her strongly since she was a bully girl.
"How do you know you're gonna win," Darla put her hands on her hips to the girl.
"I think it's pretty well known that I'm the best dancer in the seven-year-old division," Myrtle replied boastfully.
"That's right," Darla scoffed.
"Perhaps I can win....." Lilo tried to sound confident.
"Hello," Myrtle scoffed, "you're a stinky dancer, and anything that you come up with is gonna be stinky."
Lilo growled and wanted to beat up Myrtle, but Stitch held her back since he knew she would get into danger if she did so.
"You'll never be like your mum," Myrtle continued which made Lilo gasp in shock, feeling very hurt, "never!"
Then Lilo frowned firmly.
"Alright," Stitch let Lilo go as he took out his camera.
"Oh, this is going to be entertaining," Darla grinned.
"That's it," Lilo frowned.
"Say cheese," Stitch took out his camera as he took pictures of Lilo attacking and beating up Myrtle.
And where neither Darla or Patch were joining in to stop Lilo, but did include themselves with Stitch in one of the pictures. Soon the fun had to stop as Moses came to break up the fight and report this straight to Nani.
"Lilo's a pretty nice fighter," Patch had to admit.
"She sure is," Darla nodded.
Then Moses walked home with Lilo.
"Wanna come to Lilo's," Darla asked Jesse.
"I'd love to," Jesse grinned.
Darla grinned back. 
"We're going to Lilo's," Jesse warned Joanie and Gertie, "do you wanna come?"
Joanie shrugged. "It'll give me something to do."
"I'd love to come," Gertie grinned.
"I agree," Jesse grinned back.
"I'm just surprised no one's freaked out about seeing me," Patch mumbled to himself, "I mean, last time we were here, I sacrificed myself to save Stitch."
"I warned them all about how you came back," Alec said.
"Oh, you did," Patch replied.
"Yes, no worries," Alec grinned, "I'm impressed of how noble you've become since Jesse adopted you, Pongo and Perdita would be proud."
"I know they are," Patch grinned.
Soon, they were all at the Pelekai house and Moses was showing the pictures that Stitch had taken to Lilo's older sister.
"As you can see, there was a little disagreement," Moses replied, "again..."
"Ay-yi-yi..." Nani moaned slightly.
"Next time, flush the evidence," Lilo whispered to Stitch.
Then Stitch mimicked the sound of a toilet flush in response.
"Nice mimicry," Patch grinned.
Stitch grinned back to his Earth friend.
"Why don't you come inside, Moses," Nani invited as she opened the door, which showed a mess, "uh...excuse the mess."
"Oh, my..." Moses flinched at the mess.
"We have a complete house," Nani grinned shyly, "make yourself at home, Moses, I just made some lemonade."
"Wow, this house looks like it was in a war zone," Gertie said.
"Not helping..." Nani said through her teeth hesitantly as she came into the kitchen.
Pleakley was slurping down the lemonade and got the pitcher stuck on his head due to being surprised of the people suddenly coming in. "Oh, hey, Nani, we're out of lemonade," he grinned sheepishly to the older girl.
"Pleakley, I just made that," Nani moaned in frustration.
"Pleakley, didn't you even think about how Nani would react," Jesse asked.
"Well, at least it can't get any worse from here..." Joanie moaned.
"Nani," Jumba came into the room, but he tracked mud with him that was stuck to his feet, "you have to come out to the lab and see my new invention!"
"I just mopped in here," Nani moaned.
"It will grandly improve your primitive Earthly life," Jumbaa continued.
"This is just getting better and better," Gertie moaned.
"Oh, very delightful....." Jesse added in deadpan.
Then Jumba and Pleakley went into their own conversation.
"Guys, I don't have time for this," Nani said to the two aliens who now lived with her, "we have guests!"
Soon the two stopped arguing. Then they wanted to meet the guests.
"Let's not," Nani replied hesitantly to that suggestion. "Lilo's in enough danger," she left the room to meet the local hula school teacher.
"Danger," Jumba and Pleakley looked to each other and decided that they had to help.
"You just had to mention 'danger'," Joanie sighed.
"We should do something to help," Pleakley warned Jumba.
"Agreed," Jumba nodded.
"Would you like me to stop them from helping," Jesse asked Nani.
"I better see Moses," Nani rushed out back to the living room to see the others, "well, we're all out of lemonade."
"But that doesn't mean we can't have a pleasant conversation," Gertie said.
"Um...sure..." Nani sounded hesitant, "anyhow, I know my sister is very sorry and didn't mean it."
"Very sorry," Lilo said.
"You see," Nani frowned.
"But I did mean it," Lilo said.
"Lilo," Nani said weakly.
"Next time, Myrtle Edmonds is going down," Lilo grew determined, "she's going way down!"
Then Stitch held Lilo's arm up and mimicked a crowd cheering.
"Lilo, I don't think that's helping your situation," Darla said.
"Uh, yes, no more pro-wrestling for you..." Nani chuckled hesitantly.
"Where is she," Pleakley called as he came into the room and was disguised as a woman in a blue dress, heels, a purse, a floppy white hat and a curly auburn wig, "where is she?!"
"Wow," Stitch blinked to the noodle alien's disguise.
Moses muttered something in Hawaiian.
"There's our precious little angel who must be the victim of a horrible misunderstanding," Pleakley came to Lilo and comforted her.
Darla started to whisper to Pleakley at what just happened.
"Oh, dear, oh, dear..." Nani sounded very unfortunate at the turn of events.
"Where is she," Jumba came into his disguise which was in a tank top, shorts, a belt and glasses with a mustache. 
"Jumba, what are you doing here," Jesse was hesitant for Nani's sake.
"Don't worry, the cavalry has arrived," Jumba whispered before rushing over to Lilo with a wide grin, "there she is. Let's go!"
"Jumba, please don't try to help," Patch begged.
Seeing Patch was quite a surprise for Jumba and Pleakley.
"Um, who are you two," Moses asked the two aliens.
Jumba and Pleakley were surprised to see Patch, but they had to keep up appearances for Lilo's hula instructor.
"I don't believe we've met," Pleakley replied, "this is Uncle Jumba and I'm Auntie Pleakley. Enchanting."
"On second thought, Moses, maybe we should speak outside," Nani suggested faster.
"It's not polite to interrupt your auntie~" Pleakley replied.
"How are you yet living," Jumba whispered to Patch.
"I was given a second chance to live on Earth," Patch grinned.
Jumba wasn't sure what else to say to that.
"It's a long story....." Patch replied, "I'll warn you later."
"Knock, knock," a voice called.
"David," Nani gasped. 
"How is...everybody...." David greeted, but looked in surprise to Jumba and Pleakley's disguises.
"You don't want to know," Jesse sighed.
"You remember my Auntie Pleakley and Uncle Jumba, right," Nani grinned hesitantly to her boyfriend.
"Uh..." David blinked.
"Say something," Nani whispered.
"Um...nice hat," David grinned hesitantly to Pleakley.
This caused for Jesse and the others to go face-palmed.
"Why, thank you, David," Pleakley gushed, "you see? Uncle Jumba said it made me look top-heavy."
"Aunt Pleakley wanted the truth..." Jumba shrugged.
As the 'couple' had an argument, David tried to ask Nani out on a date, but she didn't seem to take up that offer this time. Then Moses decided he should probably leave.
"I agree," Gertie said.
"Nice to be meeting you," Jumba called.
"Farewell, Mr. Moses," Pleakley added.
"Farewell," Jumba chuckled and nudged Pleakley, "boy, were we nice here."
"I'm not speaking to you," Pleakely turned around and folded his arms to Jumba.
Patch rolled his eyes to the aliens.
"You two were unbelievable," Jesse said.
"Warn me about it," Patch scoffed, "and I thought Thunderbolt's disguise through the streets of London was ridiculous."
"I think his beats theirs by a mile," Jesse said.
Patch snorted slightly.
"I'm sorry about the relatives, Moses," Nani laughed uneasily.
"Yes, I'm sorry, well, thanks for coming," Lilo said faster as she stood next to Darla and shut the door after them and locked the door. "See you at the competition," she felt someone tap on her shoulder. "Huh," she looked over.
Darla crossed her arms.
"Lilo," Moses's voice came from behind the door.
Lilo sighed, but unlocked the door and opened it again.
"I know you want to be in the competition, but your behavior today makes me think you're just not ready," Moses said gently to the orphaned girl.
"No, she is ready," Darla said.
"It's just...Myrtle pushed my buttons," Lilo added in, "I'll be nice, I mean it."
"I hope so, because if there's any more damage, you won't be allowed in the competition," Moses warned.
"I promise," Lilo replied, "there won't be any damage. I promise, promise. I triple promise."
"Alright, then," Moses grinned back.
"Thank you, Moses," Lilo beamed in emotion, "you don't have to worry. I have seen the error of my fashions. I will be nice from now on and be the best hula dancer ever. You'll see. I can do it!"
Later, in Lilo's tree fort.....
"There's no fashion I can do this..." Lilo moaned as she was with Stitch, Patch and Darla, "just because my mum was a grand hula dancer doesn't mean I am. The only fact I know I inherited from her is...well, Nani."
"That and you look just like her," Patch said.
Lilo and Stitch shuddered in response to that.
"What if Myrtle's right and everything I do is gonna be stinky," Lilo sighed mournfully, "perhaps I'm just stinky like cheese."
"No, you are not," Darla said.
Stitch muttered in his language, but in a consoling fashion.
"Stitch is right," Patch nodded, "you're just special in your own fashion and you need to show them that."
"But my mum was beautiful like an orchid and graceful like a wave," Lilo sighed as she looked to the photograph of her mother at a younger age, "I'll never be like her."
"Yes, you will," Patch said.
Stitch climbed up onto the tree and plucked out an orchid flower out of it and then put it into Lilo's hair with an encouraging grin.
"Now you really do look like your mum," Patch grinned.
"You...you guys think I can do it," Lilo grinned softly to that.
"We do together," Stitch replied.
"Yes," Patch nodded.
"Huh..." Darla hummed, "I'll help you come up with an idea, but I think I need to come up with something on my own, Lilo."
"Alright," Lilo grinned.
Darla grinned back.
Then they came into Lilo's room to speak about ideas for the hula.
"Hula ideas, take one," Lilo said as she wrapped up in toilet paper with Stitch, "mummies!"
Stitch moaned like a ghoul, but then looked over as Lilo fell over on the floor.
"Next," Patch called out.
"Amputation," Lilo dressed up like a doctor and pulled apart a doll.
Then Stitch grinned as he came to her side, playing her ukulele.
"What's with the ukulele," Patch asked.
Stitch shrugged.
"Next," Darla called.
"Vampire bats," Lilo wore a cloak with a purple dress and had fake fangs in her mouth.
Stitch shrieked in response for the horror tone.
"Next," Patch called.
"Recycling," Lilo suggested.
Patch and Darla rolled their eyes. "Next!"
"Gossip," Lilo put a tin can up in her mouth to use as a phone.
Stitch gasped as he held the other can.
"Next," Darla called.
"Heavenward-Dive," Lilo called as she wore a pilot cap with goggles and jumped off her bed with a sheet, but then fell flat on the floor, "ouch...I do wonder if Elvis had these problems."
"Alright, Darla, how's about you do a dance tribute to the Sailor Scouts," Patch asked.
"Huh..." Darla was standing on her head, "that might work out....I think I like it! I even brought my dress just in case!"
"Why are you standing on your head," Lilo asked her friend.
"Increasing blood flow to my brain helps me think better," Darla replied as she kept her balance.
"That is strange," Stitch said.
"Huh..." Lilo hummed as she wondered if she should try it.
Darla looked at the time. "I guess I better go now."
"Aww..." Lilo and Stitch moaned mournfully.
"Don't worry, we'll see each other again tomorrow," Darla grinned.
"Can't you stay just a little bit longer," Lilo asked.
"Huh..." Darla curled her finger her hair, "how about this? I'll go back to the hotel and see if I can and then I'll call you."
"Alright," Lilo grinned to that.
Then Darla and Patch were on their road back to the hotel.
"I hope they say yes....." Darla said, "I really wanna help Lilo."
"Of course they will say yes," Patch said.
"NO," Alec replied.
"Aw, c'mon," Darla whined.
"No, it's too dangerous tonight, something bad's going to happen..." Alec said as he sat on his bed, "I can see it in my crystal ball's aura."
"What if Jesse and Patch come with me," Darla asked.
"Can't chance it..." Alec clicked on the remote.
"Aw, come on, Alec, we're on vacation....." Joanie said, sounding laid back, "give us a break, my main man...take a load off...."
"What did you just call me," Alec frowned.
"Woah, woah, woah, where's the fire...." Joanie asked, trying to sound like a hipster.
"Alright, why are you acting like that," Alec asked.
"Get with the times, old man, we're on vacation, then act like it...." Joanie replied.
"She's dead..." Patch said since Joanie just called Alec an 'old man'.
Soon Alec used his magic and made pianos land on top of Joanie.
Joanie looked up and yelled out as she was clobbered by the pianos. "Never mind..." she said in a shaky and painful voice, "all hail Emperor Alec..."
"That's better," Alec nodded.
"C'mon, Alec, just let us go out this once..." Darla said, "if you're really anxious, you could come along.....just please don't embarrass me in front of Lilo."
"Alec, don't worry; I wish that tonight isn't the night if it happens," Jesse said as he and Gertie and Captain Planet came in.
Alec didn't look so sure.
"Ugh, I'm going and no one's going to stop me..." Darla went off to the Pelekai house.
"I'm coming with you," Patch and Jesse said.
"C'mon then," Darla nodded as she allowed them to come with her.
Soon the three of them went to the Pelekai house.
"This adventure will have a heartbreak in it," Alec sighed.
"What could possibly go wrong," Joanie asked as she crawled out from the piano mess.
"Stitch going back to his previous stage and then possibly dying," Alec said.
"D-D-D-Dying..." Joanie asked.
Soon Alec sighed before he decided to show her Gertie and Captain Planet what was going to happen to Stitch later on in the future during their visit.
"No, no, don't make me look," Joanie tried to get away.
Alec yanked her over. "I'm afraid you have no choice."
"Well, fine," Joanie frowned.
Alec held her in his arm as he was going to show them the future.
Meanwhile, at the Pelekai house......
"Done," Nani grinned once she had facts set up once it was starting to get dark, she was about to call everyone, but then heard the doorbell and went to the door, "hello?"
"Hello, Nani," Darla grinned.
"Oh, hello there, Darla, this is a surprise," Nani replied.
"We hope you don't mind our company," Jesse said.
"Well, this is actually a family fun night, but I'm sure you being involved won't be too bad," Nani replied.
"Yay," Darla grinned.
Nani grinned and she allowed them to come in and she then made her announcement. "Alright, everyone, family fun night is ready to begin."
However, no one came to that.
"Everyone..." Nani weakly called.
"Lilo and Stitch must yet be in their room," Darla said.
"C'mon, guys, family fun night," Nani went into her younger sister's room with Darla following and she came in to see Lilo and Stitch lying on Lilo's bed and doing what Darla had tried before, "everything's ready. Let's...what's going on?"
"We need to increase the flow of blood to our brains to make us think better, because we only have one day and 23 hours--" Lilo started.
"And sixteen moments," Stitch said for her.
"And sixteen moments left to come up with a winning idea," Lilo continued, "then please leave us alone to think."
"Please," Stitch added.
"Oh, c'mon, guys," Patch said as he came into the room.
"You'll figure it out," Nani added, "and if you ask me, I think it's perfect time to take a break."
"Pass," Lilo and Stitch replied in unison.
"Oh, this can't end well," Darla said.
"I said if you ask me------" Nani tried again.
"We kinda didn't ask you," Lilo cut her off.
"That's it, you two," Nani then dragged them off of Lilo's bed, "I have been cooking for hours and eventually picked up the house just where we can have quality fun time like Mum used to and you have guests in the house who want to join in on the fun! You're part of this family, then whether you like it or not, you are gonna come downstairs and have family fun! Fun, fun, fun!"
"I recommend we get downstairs to the living room before Nani loses her sanity," Darla said.
Lilo and Stitch moaned, but then they agreed.
"Smart choice," Patch said.
"Family fun night, right," Darla asked Nani.
"I thought it'd be nice," Nani replied, "plus our mother used to do this all the time."
"She must have loved having lots of fun," Patch grinned.
"Yes, Mum was a really eccentric one," Nani grinned in agreement, "a lot like Lilo."
"Then Lilo really is like her," Darla grinned.
"You could say that...." Nani said softly, "would you guys like to stay? There's plenty of food and we're gonna watch a movie before Lilo goes to bed."
"Yes," Darla grinned.
Nani grinned to her in emotion.
There were sci-fi related snacks, such as candied cockroaches and alien eyeball dumplings. Even David stayed just where he could try to connect with Nani as usual. Lilo was depressed, however, because she was yet stuck on what to do for her hula for the festival. Stitch was going to help her in any fashion. Later, the lights were out as there was a movie on now. Darla was a little hesitant about trying the sci-fi snacks as she wore antenna on her head like everyone else to fit with the theme.
"Is everyone having fun," Nani poked her head inside.
The others suddenly shout in hesitant agreement as they watch some movies.
"Sure," Nani beamed as she showed her snacks, "I made sci-fi snacks to put us in the mood."
"Sure," Jesse grinned hesitantly.
"Uh, what exactly are we eating," Patch asked.
"We have deep-fried Martian cockroach," Nani started before she took one and slurped it down and ate it, "mmm, delicious!"
"Yuck," Patch winced.
"I think I'm gonna throw up," Pleakley moaned.
"Ew, I think someone did," Darla shuddered slightly.
"Uh, Nani," David took out another dish, "what are these?"
"Alien Eyeball Dumplings," Nani grinned in emotion.
"What kind of sick joke is this," Pleakley took out an eyeball in offense, holding it next to his own eye.
"Don't be making her mad," Jumba forced him to eat it, "eat it!"
Pleakley groaned and choked slightly, but then swallowed and grinned. "It's nice!"
"Might as well try some," Patch shrugged.
Stitch sloppily ate the cockroach mix. Lilo glanced at him, yet looking rather down in the dumps.
Stitch saw this and then held out a roach in an attempt to cheer her up. "Cockroach?"
"I'm too upset to eat," Lilo moaned, "I'm hula-less."
"Aw, darling, I wish you'll come up with something," Nani soothed her younger sister, "c'mon, let's watch the movie."
"What movie is it called," Darla asked.
"It's an Alien Invasion movie, one of Lilo's favorites," Nani replied.
"Cool," Darla grinned.
Nani grinned back. Lilo and Stitch wore paper bags with alien faces as they sat on the floor to watch the movie and Patch and Darla sat behind them. Jesse stared at the movie, it wasn't that nice for his tastes, but he would stay until Darla was ready to go back to the hotel.
"What was Alec so concerned about? This isn't so bad," Darla whispered to herself.
Patch yawned from the movie. "I'd rather go to space myself than watch a movie about it."
"I know what you mean," Lilo had to agree.
Jumba sniffled from the chaos in the movie. "That's so beautiful!"
"Jumba, you are one strange alien," Jesse sighed.
"Thanking you," Jumba replied.
Jesse glanced at him, but merely shrugged.
"Nani, I think you did a grand job with family," David smiled, but then saw the girl he liked was snoring and fast asleep, "night..."
"She seems tired," Gertie said.
"I know what your problem is," Pleakley said to David as he was reading a magazine.
"What," David looked to him.
"I'm sorry to break it to you, but your career has fizzled," Pleakley replied.
"In English," Gertie said.
"Besides, we've only been going out for three weeks," David defended about his relationship with Nani.
"A fizzle is a fizzle," Pleakley replied as Nani was snoring and drooling, "according to this, consolation plus time equals boring."
"I think she's just tired," David replied.
"Tired or tired of you," Pleakley scoffed.
"Pleakley, stay out of their love life," Jesse said.
"Csendes," the others got antsy from their movie being interrupted.
"Well, fine," Pleakley said to David, "I just wanted to dance at your wedding, but-"
"Csendek," the others hissed again.
Then Pleakley stayed silent, but Jesse and Gertie decided to keep an eye on the one-eyed alien, knowing he wouldn't listen to them about leaving David and Nani alone. "Well, fine..."
Jesse and Gertie nodded firmly to that. Stitch chuckled from the movie, but he slightly twitched and looked around, wondering what just happened, but then shrugged as he continued to watch the movie until his eyes glowed and an extra arm sprouted from his body and hit himself in the face.
"Stitch, you alright," Patch whispered as he noticed what was going on.
Stitch twitched and started to spaz out and his eyes turned a laser green color as he seemed to be acting up slightly.
"Stitch, what's wrong," Patch asked, worried.
Jesse looked and saw that Stitch was acting like in his vision and even started to mess up the living room. He decided to hold Stitch back from making anymore messes by holding him in a bear hug. The others moaned and complained of Stitch's behavior.
"Oh, dear..." Jumba looked as though his worst fears had been realized.
"Stitch, are you calm now," Jesse asked him.
Stitch yet shook slightly, but then his eyes faded back and forth until he started to settle down. Once he settled down, Jesse gently put the blue alien down and Jumba suddenly left the house. Jesse decided to follow Jumba to find out what was going on with Stitch.
Pleakley did the same. "Jumba, Jumba, slow down!"
"Jumba, where are you going," Jesse asked as he followed the four-eyed alien.
"Include me! Include me," Pleakley piped up.
"Something's wrong with 626," Jumba replied.
"Yes, I know; I saw this part happen in my vision," Jesse warned him.
"You know what's going on with Stitch," Pleakley asked the boy.
"Only half road," Jesse said.
"Come inside," Jumba warned the two as he came inside his ship.
Jesse and Pleakley came in as Pleakley was going through a panic and wanted to be involved, but made up a secret as Jumba activated his computer and then took out a tuft of blue fur.
"What's that," Pleakley asked.
"Is sample of Stitch's fur," Jumba replied as he let the computer access Stitch's personal file, "now we shall see."
"Nice," Jesse said.
There came up a screen with a model of Stitch and there were waves behind him, but they seemed to be going down.
"No, no..." Jumba frowned before slamming his hands, "THESE IDIOT POLICE!! I hoped this day would never come."
"What are you speaking about," Pleakley asked.
"What is wrong with Stitch," Jesse added.
"During his creation, Stitch was never completely charged," Jumba frowned as he knew very well of what was going on.
"What do you mean not completely charged," Jesse asked.
"Is hard to explain....." Jumba was a little lost.
As he started to flashback, Jesse found himself traveling into the mad scientist alien's flashback to the creation of Stitch which was before his dream of the trial which led to their first adventure in Hawaii.
Later, Goliath and the elder arrived back at Castle Wyvern, only to notice it in flames.
"No..." Goliath spoke in shock as he flew side-by-side and saw the chaos and destruction wrought upon it as fire spilled everywhere before Goliath arrived in a perch and saw what appeared to be the stone remains of the female gargoyle, much to his shock and Goliath cradled the pieces in his hands.
"No...my angel of the night......" Goliath trembled in shock before he unfurled his wings and roared frustratedly in anguish amidst the burning castle.
"Now his circuits are going haywire," Jumba said to Pleakley as he remembered that horrible day.
"That's why he was freaking out in the house," Pleakley replied in realization.
Jesse suddenly reappeared back in the room. "We have to recharge his molecular structure," he warned them.
"We have to," Jumba nodded to the boy, "if it continues, his circuits will burn themselves out like supernova."
"Well, c-can you...can you fix him...." Pleakley asked.
"I must, or my little Stitch will shut down for real..." Jumba replied as he watched the screen rather gravely.
"We'll help you in any matter we can," Jesse said.
"Much appreciated......" Jumba nodded.
"I'd hate to cut this short, but I better get Patch and Darla back to the hotel for the night..." Jesse said, "I'll be back though, don't worry, Jumba."
Jumba nodded again to the boy, highly appreciating the help.
Lilo was on her road up to her room to check on her pet, but looked over to Darla. "Are you going back to your hotel?"
"I wanna make sure Stitch is alright first," Darla replied.
"Alright," Lilo grinned.
Darla grinned back and joined her friend up the stairs. They came into the Hawaiian girl's bedroom and saw something blue sticking out from under the bed and saw that it had to be Stitch.
"I know what to do," Lilo warned Darla in an attempt to cheer Stitch up.
"And what's that," Darla asked.
"I wanna know as well," Patch said, entering the room.
"C'mon, I'll show you." Lilo led them into her and Stitch's room as the blue alien sulked underneath the bed, feeling disgraceful for his behavior earlier tonight.
"Better hope this works," Patch said.
"Don't worry, I know what I'm doing," Lilo promised.
Soon, they all got under the bed and met Stitch, who was hesitant about seeing them due to his mishap earlier.
"Once there was a boy with big, puffy hair who loved meat loaf a lot," Lilo started to warn a story, "then he put the leftovers in his pillowcase. But that night, a buzzard flew in the window and tried to eat the meat loaf. Trashed the entire house. And do you know who that boy was?"
Patch and Darla didn't know the response, they hoped Stitch would. Stitch looked curious himself.
"Elvis," Lilo revealed.
"What," the others asked in surprise.
"True story," Lilo added.
Stitch thought about what was just said to him and at last had a small grin. "I think Stitch feel better."
"Wow, that really worked," Patch grinned.
"What'd I warn you," Lilo grinned.
"What does that story mean though," Darla wondered.
"It means that even Elvis slipped up sometimes," Lilo explained, "but he never stopped trying, and neither can we."
Then this gave Lilo and Stitch both an idea for their hula for the festival. "Elvis!"
"Looks like you two just found a dance to do," Darla said.
"Not yet," Lilo said, "there's just one more fact."
"Well, I'll come see you tomorrow," Darla promised as she left under the bed with Patch, "we better get back to the hotel."
"Be back here in 0600 hours," Lilo said like a drill sergeant.
"I'll try to be here at 6:00," Darla said.
Lilo nodded.
Then Darla, Patch and Jesse were on their road back to the hotel.
"Well, I found out what's up with Stitch and I'm going to help Jumba fix him before something horrible happens," Jesse said as he held Darla's hand.
"Please warn me you mean niced fix and not the naughty fix," Patch begged.
"Nice fix," Jesse promised, "I'm sorry, Patch, I keep forgetting how you dogs hate that word."
"What does it mean to dogs if someone says fix/fixed," Darla asked.
Patch shuddered. "Don't respond that."
"I'll warn you later," Jesse whispered to his little sister.
"Alright," Darla said.
They came into the hotel and were ready for bed. Jesse took out Darla's hair ribbon and brushed her curls down for her to sleep and warned her what fixing meant to a dog as Patch was distracted by already falling asleep.
"Oh, my..." Darla shuddered.
"Yes..." Jesse nodded back, "now you see why Patch got like that?"
"Yes, I do so," Darla nodded.
"C'mon, let's get some sleep, it's been a big day for us all," Jesse said once he put her bow up for the night.
"Alright," Darla yawned.
"Night, Darla," Jesse said.
"Night, Jesse..." Darla yawned and stretched.
Soon Jesse started to do push-ups as Gertie was getting ready for bed in the bathroom.
Gertie was done flossing and untied her bandanna as she came out of the bathroom once she was ready, but smirked once she saw Jesse in action. "Oh, my~"
"Hey there, little lady," Jesse smirked.
Gertie chuckled. "Working hard or hardly working?"
"I don't get it," Patch said.
"Hey, I thought you were asleep," Jesse smirked as he stretched and cracked his back to get some sleep.
"I was half asleep," Patch grinned.
Jesse and Gertie rolled their eyes.
"Well, I'm exhausted, I need to hit the hay," Gertie grinned sleepily.
"Alright, um...do you need any company," Jesse asked.
Gertie smirked to that.
"I mean, in case you have a bad dream..." Jesse said, "I mean...remember since we first met and we slept in the junkyard together?"
"That's true..." Gertie grinned in memory.
"Oh, go to bed together already," Patch smirked.
Jesse and Gertie rolled their eyes. With that said, they all went to sleep for the night after a long day. Darla was going to have to awaken early where she could help Lilo and Stitch with their hula. Soon Jesse and Gertie shared a bed together and where for Gertie, this was like every girl's dream as she was feeling her boyfriend's muscles and his strong chest.
Jesse held Gertie gently in their sleep as they dozed away for the night. Captain Planet grinned as he was happy for them as he then covered them with a blanket since they forgot to do that. It was a peaceful night for all and Jesse just hoped he would be able to help Stitch in time before the blue alien would shut down for real, which would not be nice for anyone in the Pelekai household. Then Darla awakened extra early where she could make it over to Lilo's house where she could help her friend find her hula for the festival.
Soon Patch awakened up next and went with her. "You sleep alright, Darla," he asked.
"So sleepy..." Darla yawned, "who knew 0600 hours was so early?"
"I did so," Patch said.
"Huh..." Darla hummed firmly.
"C'mon," Patch said.
Then the two went to the Pelekai house.
Lilo let them in and held a toy magic wand like a staff and wore a helmet over her head and wore boots on her feet with a skull-tipped ring to look rough. "At ease."
Then Stitch stood down with Patch and Darla with the collection of stuffed animals to pose as soldiers.
"If Elvis was in the army, he got things facts," Lilo warned the others as she pointed with her wand to a map behind her, "here's a map that shows every place that Elvis went to in Kauai. Our mission; go to these places, where the King will give us the idea for our hula."
"It shouldn't take that long," Darla said.
"Where do we go now," Patch asked.
Then Lilo sharply pointed. "To the hovercraft!"
They were now outside in their normal clothes and were on the streets as Lilo held a map in her hands.
"Huh, thanks to a certain sister of mine, we'll have to walk," Lilo scoffed.
"Or I could use my magic to help us fly," Patch said.
"Huh," Lilo looked curious.
Soon Patch used his magic from his medallion/Pound Puppy tag to make them fly.
"Hang on tight," Darla warned the others.
With said three, they flew around Kauai, following Lilo's map.
They first came past a laundry-mat and came up to the window, which had a pair of boxer shorts on display, which were said to be worn by Elvis himself.
"These must be dirty by now," Darla said.
Patch was slightly disgusted.
They came into the laundry-mat and explored as Lilo and Stitch tried to dance past the washers and driers, which had clothes inside of them. Lilo danced on the floor while Stitch danced on top of the machines. However, Stitch bounced on a pile of clothes and then his eyes glowed and he landed onto a chubby woman's back and tore the curlers out of her hair as he misbehaved again.
"Oh, dear, not again." Patch said.
The woman hit Stitch with a broom as he laughed with the curlers in his head. After that, Stitch had to erase some heavens apart from his level chart once he was back to normal for now.
They now tried to barber shop.
"This is the next place," Darla asked.
"Yes," Lilo nodded as she looked to her map.
Stitch sat in the barber's chair as the barber pushed him up slightly and decided to do up his fur. Then Lilo pointed to a picture of Elvis to warn the barber to give him that sort of hairdo.
"I hope this doesn't end badly," Patch said.
Darla bit her lip, not saying anything, but she had a feeling that it just might. The barber combed Stitch's fur on the top of his head and Stitch had sprayed cream on the sides of his face to make sideburns like Elvis's. Then he wore his cloth like a cape and danced until suddenly, he twitched and his eyes flashed green and he attached the barber with the shaver and shaved his mustache right off his face.
"Stitch," Patch exclaimed before trying to get the blue alien off the barber.
Stitch was forced to erase more of his heavenly level and he felt guilty.
Then they tried the coffee shop as there were several cops there on break with their favorite snacks; donuts.
"Now this, I can agree on," Darla smirked as she raised her doughnut with the cops and she dipped hers into her coffee before groaning in disgust of the taste of coffee, "yuck!"
"Coffee is for adults," Patch said as he had a grip on Stitch in case he would go crazy again.
"I can see why...." Darla stuck her tongue out in disgust.
Stitch managed to get loose and sent Patch flying in the air as he slid across the table, making the officers' coffee spill with their donuts. The cops looked in shock, but frowned to Lilo since she had brought Stitch along and blamed her for that.
"We might need a little more help," Patch whispered to Darla.
"I know who can help with Stitch until he goes crazy," Darla said.
"Yes..." Patch tilted his head as Stitch had to erase more heavens and they had two more stops of their tour of Elvis's stops in Kauai.
"We'll have to call Jesse," Darla said.
"Of course..." Patch nodded to that.
After the bakery, they had to run out because the alarm rang.
"Call Jesse now," Patch warned Darla as she started to bring out her cell phone as they ran out.
Darla took out her cell phone and called Jesse's number.
"You can't be center of the world, I'm center of the world," Alec was playing tug-of-war against Jesse, "I'm the center of the world! I am! I am! I AM THE COW! I AM THE COW!! I AM THE COW!!!"
"Uh-huh," Jesse yawned as he was only holding onto his end of the rope with just one hand before he heard his phone ring and he answered it with his other hand. "Hello," he responded.
"Jesse, are you busy," Darla asked, "we kinda have a tight situation down here."
"Nah, I'm not busy, I'm just playing tug-of-war with Alec and it's about to be over with just one pull," Jesse said as he pulled the rope his road, sending Alec flying.
"HEEEEEELLLP," Alec yelled out and there was suddenly a shaking smash.
"What's wrong," Jesse asked.
"Stitch is going nuts, it's really concerning me," Darla replied.
"I'll be right there," Jesse said.
"Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you," Darla sounded relieved.
"See you soon," Jesse said before hanging up, "Alec...?"
Alec came back down and grinned to Jesse. "Nice work."
"Thanks, Alec; I have to go, Stitch is going glowing green-eyed again," Jesse said before teleporting apart.
Then Alec nodded and went away to do his own fact.
Soon Jesse appeared where Darla, Patch, Stitch and Lilo were. They were yet outside the bakery.
"Okay, Stitch, it's time to behave," Jesse firmly said as he picked up the blue alien.
"Yes, you are much stronger than me," Patch said to his owner.
"Don't worry, buddy, I have him," Jesse grinned, "well, where are you guys headed now?"
"We were going to the bench up the hill," Lilo said as she looked up from her map.
"Okay? Any reason why," Jesse asked.
"It's the exact bench where Elvis sat in 'Blue Hawaii'," Lilo replied like it was obvious.
"Yes," Darla nodded.
"Alright, lead the way road," Jesse said.
Lilo nodded and led the road as she followed her map.
"As long as there are no people around it; we should be fine with Stitch not going crazy," Patch said.
"Trust me, this'll be a nice spot," Lilo sounded positive.
"If you say so," Jesse said.
Then they went up the hill and came to a lone bench. Lilo warned Stitch that it was where Elvis sat in Blue Hawaii.
Stitch sniffed the bench in response. "Oh, yes, that's him."
Then Lilo took her seat and dropped her jaw. "I can't believe it.....my butt is in the shadow of the butt of Elvis Presley."
"How can you be so sure," Darla asked.
"Believe me," Lilo said.
Then Jesse let Stitch sit next to Lilo and Darla, but kept a close eye on the blue alien.
"Oh, yes..." Stitch said as he sat in the bench himself.
"Alright, Elvis, we're ready to receive an idea for our hula," Lilo shouts to the heavens, which then echoes.
"Well, how long is this going to take," Jesse asked.
"However long it takes, Jesse..." Darla sighed as she felt this might take a while, "whatever it takes.....that's a promise."
A while later, they were all yet sitting in silence and then there came a chicken on the ground who clucked along and visited the bench.
"That's it, I've found it," Lilo had an idea once she saw the bird, "Elvis is trying to do us to do a hula about a chicken!"
"That sounds ridiculous," Darla said.
The hen squawked in confusion.
"No, he's not," Stitch said to Lilo.
"Well, there's plenty of other places on the map we can go to," Lilo said as she heard thunder rumble, "we better hurry up."
Then the map rolled off the bench and the hen picked up and ran with it as it started to rain.
"Drop that map," Darla warned the hen.
Then the hen clucked and ran away with the map, making them chase after it.
"That's not yours, you silly chicken," Patch frowned.
"Someone grab that chicken," Darla frowned back.
"Ugh, I hate hills..." Patch moaned as they chased the chicken as it started to rain.
"Oh, sure, it's raining," Jesse also moaned.
"Why does it always rain wherever something's going on," Patch complained.
"I don't know," Stitch said before jumping towards the hen.
The hen managed to drop the map and it ended up in the middle of the road and before anyone could get to it, a truck ran it over.
"Aw, c'mon," Darla whined.
"Hey! You just ran over our map," Jesse yelled at the truck.
Lilo picked up the map pieces and moaned in disappointment. Stitch did the same and threw a tantrum, who growled in frustration before shouting out an enraged "STEELE!!"
This yell was so loud that it echoed across the gas station. "C'mon, let's get under a roof," Darla said.
They went to a nearby gas station where they wouldn't get soaked in the pouring rain.
"We're sunk," Lilo sighed, but tried to cheer up Stitch for his own sake where he wouldn't be so easily put down as she took out towels to dry them all with. "I know it's hard to keep the faith sometimes, but if you don't give up on Elvis, Elvis won't give up on you."
Then there was Hawaiian singing heard by a couple of men who were relaxing in the shade.
"What's that song you guys are singing," Darla asked.
"Wait, I know that song," Lilo piped up, "it's about the Hawaiian heavens, Hi'iaka."
"Hey, that's right, Lilo," one man grinned as he played the song with his friend, "that's a grand story."
"Friendship, jealousy, death by molten lava," Lilo suddenly looked inspired, "do you know what this means?!"
"You just found you hula," Darla grinned.
"Thank you, Elvis," Lilo and Stitch beamed with hooting laughs.
Darla laughed and danced with them.
"We found our hula," Lilo beamed as it instantly started to clear up from the light shower of rain.
"I better check on Jumba and Pleakley," Jesse warned his little sister, "if anything goes wrong, you know what to do."
"You have it," Darla nodded.
Jesse nodded back and went off to see the two aliens to help him out about Stitch's glitchy problem, hearing the frustrated blue koala shout his name.
Back at the hotel.....
Alec sighed as he stared out into the ocean and started to feel a little lonely. Soon he felt a pair of hands cover his eyes. "Heeeey," he moaned as his eyes were covered.
"Guess who~" a familiar female voice sang.
"Glinda..." Alec asked, almost too hopefully.
"Correct," Glinda grinned as she uncovered his eyes.
Alec grinned shyly to her. Then Glinda spun him right around and made their eyes meet.
"What brings you here,~" Alec asked.
"I heard from Gaia that you and the others were going to be here," Glinda said, "then I decided to come along."
"Well, there is a celebration coming up the Hawaiians celebrate called 'May Day'," Alec grinned shyly.
"Sounds romantic," Glinda grinned.
"Yes, I suppose it does....." Alec grinned shyly.
"Wanna be my date to it," Glinda smirked, standing on her tiptoes to be taller than him.
"D-D-Date..." Alec grinned hesitantly.
"Yes," Glinda nodded.
Alec chuckled bashfully. "Well, I'd be honored to go with you~"
"Excellent," Glinda grinned.
Alec grinned back. "Well, um...how's the others," he then asked, referring to Lori, Jenny and Roger.
"Oh, they're just fine, except Roger is now becoming rather annoying; complaining about his curse," Glinda said.
"Glinda, I'm sorry, but I can't decrease his sentence," Alec sighed as he slightly rolled his eyes, "I can't bend the rules for anyone."
"I know," Glinda sighed.
"I'm sorry, if I could, I would..." Alec replied before muttering under his breath, "besides, he's always annoying."
"Well, where are the others," Glinda asked.
"Jesse went with Darla, Patch, Lilo and Stitch about why I sent them here," Alec explained, "Gertie's sight-seeing with Joanie, I'm just getting some veg time."
"And I see Captain Planet is here as well," Glinda grinned as she saw him exercising while under the sun.
"Oh, yes, he's here as well," Alec remembered, "do you know how long until the Planeteers will meet Gertie?"
"You don't," Glinda glanced at him.
"I kinda skip that stuff......" Alec shrugged.
"Alec," Glinda sighed.
Alec shrugged with a sheepish grin.
"Could you make a fast look in your crystal ball and find out," Glinda asked.
Alec sighed and reached into his pocket and took out his crystal ball. "How long until the Planeteers show up," he asked, sounding rather disinterested.
Alec's crystal ball showed him as the Planeteers would show up. There were five different children from different regions shown.
"Yes, that's them," Alec said.
"Huh..." Glinda remarked. "Well, it'll be an interesting show...now, Alex, that we're alone~...." she grinned lustfully.
"Ooh," Alec smirked lustfully.
"Just you and me...." Glinda purred.
Soon Alec used his magic to close the curtains and then the two of them got on a bed.
"Foolish supercomputer..." Jumba grumbled as he tapped at his keyboard.
"Here, let me see that," Jesse offered.
"Very well," Jumba said.
"I know, Mum, but Jumba, Jesse and I have been very busy," Pleakley said as he spoke through a handheld communicator, but looked over, "Mum says hi."
"Warn her we say hi back," Jesse said while working on the computer.
Jumba mumbled and waved.
"They're waving," Pleakley continued, "I can't speak about it, Mum. It's top, top secret. I said I was very sorry."
"Yes, that's it, that's it," Jumba beamed once Jesse got the computer to work.
"I have to go, Mum, but I'll speak to you Sunday," Pleakley grinned to Jumba's emotion.
"It should be smooth sailing from here," Jesse said.
"I concluded plans for new fusion chamber that will recharge Stitch," Jumba grinned.
"Way to go," Pleakley cheered.
"However, we don't have alien technology to build it," Jumba said.
"Way to burst a bubble," Pleakley narrowed his eye in deadpan.
"We'll have to find primitive Earth machinery and just hope it works," Jumba suggested.
"Alright," Jesse said.
"No prob," Pleakley said, "I can get all these parts from the house."
Suddenly, an alarm blared.
"Oh, dear..." Jesse said, wide-eyed.
"What is this," Pleakley asked.
"Stitch is having another episode," Jumba replied, "and they're getting worse by the moment. Hurry up, Pleakley. These parts are crucial to saving Stitch's life. Nothing can go wrong."
"I'll go with him," Jesse said.
Jumba nodded to him.
Then Jesse and Pleakley came into the kitchen and spotted the toaster, which was one of the stuff needed.
"Target sighted," Pleakley smirked.
Soon Jesse went over to the toaster and unplugged it before coming back to Pleakley.
"Got ya now," Pleakley took the toaster.
Then Nani came in the room.
"Oh, dear, it's you," Pleakley almost dropped it, but grinned hesitantly, "I mean, hi, Nani, having a nice day?"
"What are you two doing with the toaster," Nani asked.
"Uh, that's a really nice question," Jesse grinned hesitantly.
"Guys, what's going on," Nani eyed them suspiciously.
"Well, we were just about to------" Pleakley stammered.
"Pleakley, Jesse, hurry up, we have to---Nani!" Jumba came in and slightly panicked.
Soon Jesse came up with an idea even if it wasn't a big idea.
"To make toast," Pleakley piped up about the toaster.
"Yes! Toast," Jesse added.
"T-Toast," Jumba asked in confusion.
"Making toast," Pleakley nudged him, "we're making toast!"
"Just go with it," Jesse said.
"Who doesn't enjoy nice crispy piece of toast," Pleakley grinned hesitantly, "respond; nobody."
Nani glanced at them strangely at their little conversation about toast.
"Faster, run," Jesse whispered.
"I've must go to work, and boys," Nani said on her road out, "don't play with the toaster."
Then Jesse, Pleakley and Jumba took their leave. Pleakley saw David at the front door and decided to see him while Jesse and Jumba left with the toaster. Jesse stopped once he saw Pleakley not with them. Jumba took the toaster to his lab in his ship without them and warned Pleakley to get rid of David since he was the Earth expert.
"Um, David, how's about we go out and have a guy-to-guy chat," Jesse suggested.
David sighed as he held flowers in his hand. "Alright."
Pleakley was about to say something until he saw them already walking off.
"Jesse, do you ever have damage with a girl you really like," David asked, despite the boy being much younger than he was.
"No, but I wish Nani will soon have time for you," Jesse said before getting an idea, "like the festival."
"The festival," David replied.
"Oh, surely you've heard of the May Day Festival where Lilo's school is going to perform," Jesse replied.
"Of course," David grinned, "how could I have forgotten about the May Day Festival?"
"Love kinda clouds your mind," Jesse chuckled.
"It certainly does so," David grinned.
"I sometimes get that way around Gertie..." Jesse grinned sheepishly, "sometimes I forget the simpliest facts if she's around."
"Guess even the strong and smart ones can be cloud minded since they are in love," David replied.
"You could say that," Jesse grinned.
David was a little jealous of Jesse.
"What's wrong, David," Jesse asked.
"You sure are lucky Jesse to be the strongest man/teenage boy in the universe," David said.
"Oh, c'mon now..." Jesse grinned shyly.
"No, really," David said, "I would give anything to be that strong."
"You should know that there's more to a guy than just muscles," Jesse said as he flexed his arm, "sure, it's nice, but there are other grand qualities...but if you really want some help in the strength department, I can help ya out."
"Really," David grinned.
"You're my friend, I love doing facts for my friends," Jesse grinned back.
"Sure! Thanks," David grinned.
Jesse grinned back.
"You're like the little brother I've always wanted," David said.
Jesse grinned shyly. "I get that a lot."
"Well, where do we start," David asked.
"Depends, what're you doing for the rest of the day," Jesse replied.
"Well, I'll be seeing Nani later on; I hope this doesn't take long," David said.
"It won't take that long," Jesse said, "just give me one of your arms."
"Um, why," David asked.
"Just trust me," Jesse replied.
David shrugged and then held out an arm for the boy. Soon Jesse started to work his magic as he started to massage David's arm. David did feel changes, but he wasn't hurt too bad and waited for Jesse to conclude. His muscles and neck started to grow bigger until eventually, Jesse was done.
"Alright, there you go," Jesse let go.
"That's all," David asked with his voice sounding strong.
"That's all," Jesse replied. "Now you just go out there and test yourself and be like-" he took out his Elements of Harmony sword randomly. "By the Power of Friendship," he drew it out and was struck by lightning as he wore Canterlot Armor briefly, "I HAVE THE POWER!!"
"Do I have to do that," David asked.
"Nah, I just wanted to be funny," Jesse smirked.
"Well, that was funny," David laughed.
"Thanks..." Jesse said as he went back to normal and put his sword back.
"With these muscles, I feel like I'm invincible," David grinned.
"Yes, yes, enjoy your new muscles, and don't worry about Nani," Jesse said, "she just has a hard time, keeping a job and raising her little sister."
"That would make sense why she's been so busy," David said.
"Don't worry, she'll have time for you, you guys are boyfriend and girlfriend," Jesse promised.
"You're right," David grinned.
"Well, while we're waiting for Nani, why don't we go and test out your new strength," Jesse grinned.
"Um, alright," David agreed.
Jesse grinned as he went with David to test out the young man's new strength.
Nani was at work at the water rental area on the beach.
"Wow, look at the stroke of luck," Jesse grinned as he saw Nani from across the beach where she worked since they were now at the beach.
"Heh, small world," David chuckled sheepishly.
"This is your perfect chance to show her your new strength," Jesse said.
David nodded in agreement. Soon they saw dumbbells, warning them that they were doing a strength contest at the beach.
"Again...small world..." Jesse chuckled.
Nani did her work, but she couldn't help but glance to Jesse and David as they stumbled onto the beach. "What are they up to?"
Joanie and Gertie were walking on the beach, but then Gertie suddenly stopped.
Joanie ran against her and fell down onto the ground. "What the heck, Gertie?!"
Gertie was staring at Jesse.
Soon Joanie looked where Gertie was looking. "Of course..." she mumbled in deadpan.
"I hope he takes his shirt off~" Gertie gushed.
Joanie rolled her eyes. And where Gertie's hopes were responded. Gertie gushed and went all geeky fan girl over Jesse.
"I'm outta here...." Joanie stalked off as Gertie was having her drool fest over Jesse.
"Ready to show your new strength/muscles," Jesse asked David.
"I think so," David was a little hesitant.
"Don't worry, you'll do grand," Jesse assured him.
David grinned to Jesse. Then the two decided to lift the weights.
Nani was yet working, but then she stepped off to have a word with David, feeling bad for just abandoning him on her doorstep after she had to come to work before he could have a chance to ask her out on a date. Soon she got surprised as she saw how strong David was as he lifted up dumbbells like they were nothing. "Oh, David~..."
David grinned to that. "Oh, hey, Nani, didn't see you there."
"Listen, I'm getting off at 5:00," Nani started, "wanna get some dinner?"
"That would be grand," David grinned.
Pleakley wore an Earth female disguise and decided to help David with his problem, which made Jesse moan as the one-eyed alien made his road over in a ridiculous girl outfit and wrapped her around David. "He has plans," he said as he overheard Nani asking David out as he planned to use jealousy to get David closer to Nani.
"No, he doesn't," Gertie said before dragging Pleakley apart from David.
"Hey," Pleakley frowned to Gertie, "how dare you?! I am a new exchange student on the island and I want to be welcomed by a big, strong handsome man!"
"I'd love to have dinner with you, Nani," David said.
"And as for the exchange student AKA Pleakley, me and Gertie handle him/her," Jesse said.
"You do that..." Nani agreed with that.
Soon Atticus and Jesse left with Pleakley where he wouldn't ruin the moment David and Nani were having.
"What are you two doing here," Pleakley frowned to them.
"What're we doing here," Mo frowned back, "what are you doing here?!"
"Trying to make Nani jealous so she likes David obviously," Pleakley replied as he flaunted his blonde wig.
"You clearly know nothing about true love," Gertie said.
"Excuse me, but I am an Earth expert," Pleakley replied.
"No offense, Pleakley, but I think we know a little more about Earth and Earth creatures than you do so..." Jesse narrowed his eyes slightly.
Pleakley was about to make a remark, but they did have a nice point. Jesse and Gertie smirked to him. Then Pleakley walked away.
"Something warns me he won't quit..." Jesse said.
Gertie nodded in agreement.
Alec and Glinda gasped as they were lying down next to each other after sharing their love and affections for each other.
"Wow, that was amazing....." Glinda grinned dreamily, "you haven't lost your touch."
"No, I haven't," Alec smirked.
Glinda leaned against him with a smirk. "Why did I hate you after leaving you at the altar these years ago?"
"Because you didn't know why..." Alec held her in his arm, "and I'm very sorry about that...this was before instant messaging."
"That's true..." Glinda had to agree.
Soon they saw someone's shadow outside the window.
"Huh," Alec looked up as he held Glinda close under the covers.
And where they saw Captain Planet's shadow being shown from behind the curtains. Alec and Glinda's eyes widened. Captain Planet came to them and his jaw dropped at the sight. Alec and Glinda grinned hesitantly and blushed as they were caught in the act slightly, but were covered under their covers.
"Did I come at a bad time," Captain Planet asked.
"Kinda..." Glinda grinned hesitantly.
"I'm sorry, didn't mean to intrude," Captain Planet grinned hesitantly before leaving the room.
Glinda and Alec looked to each other sheepishly. Glinda chuckled shyly and cutely.
The cave didn't get any darker for them, but the mood didn't change much for Aladar's group as they continued to walk. Yar was riding on Eema's back while Plio sat on Aladar's shoulder and Zini and Suri were on Baylene's head. Zini decided to pass the time by playing a game. He looked down to them and said, "OK, that's it. Let's do it again. Let's do it again. Uh, I spy with my little eye––"
"A rock," a bored-looking Yar said with a deadpanned look. Everyone looked to each other and wished that Zini would stop. They understood what the lemur was trying to do, but it was starting to get old. Zini looked down to his father and complimented with a smirk. "You had it again! Oh, you're nice!"
"Well, I'll warn you what I spy," Eema said as they had come to the end of the tunnel. All that was standing in front of them and perhaps a road out was a rock wall. Not seeing any other fashion to go, Aladar sighed in disappointment. Yar glanced to the group and asked, "what have we done now?"
"I guess we just go back," Aladar dejectedly said. They all started to turn around to go back, but Zini suddenly started to smell something in the air and swiftly said, "hang on a moment."
The lemur moved a little on Baylene's head and sniffed again. His nose made him look to the rock wall and was starting to get an idea. Suri climbed up to join her uncle and asked, "Zini, what is this?"
Suri came a little closer to the edge of Baylene's head and sniffed. "Do you smell that," Zini asked her.
"Yes," she nodded. They both dropped down from Baylene's head and landed on the ground before rushing towards the rock wall. Aladar hurried after them and looked up as he watched the two lemurs started digging through the wall. The older lemur groaned as he was able to pull a few stones apart. Aladar had to move as the rocks fell to the floor before looking back up. Zini wrapped his paws on another rock and it took a little effort to pull it out of its place. As he was able to get it out of the road, light suddenly shone from a newly made hole in the wall. Everyone in the cave gasped at the sight and Eema said with an impressed grin. "Get a load of that."
"Nice show," Baylene commented with a nod. Aladar turned back to the others and said with a smirk. "Everybody, stand back. We're out of here!"
Aladar started pulling some boulders out of the road. But after getting a few out of the road, the whole rock wall started to shake. From their spot on the wall, Zini and Suri whined from the shaking and jumped off the wall. As they hit the ground, they ran back to the others. Eema looked up and gasped until she saw a loose boulder starting to fall from the wall. She shouts to the Iguanodon. "Aladar, watch out!"
Aladar looked up and he also gasped from seeing the rocks starting to fall towards him. The Iguanodon jumped out of the road as the large rocks smashed to the ground. As he had made it to a safer spot, he turned back to see a few more rocks falling. He looked up to the ray of light coming from the hole in the wall. The light started to flicker because of all the shaking. Soon the hole was covered up by rocks and it blocked out the light of the outside world. As the rocks eventually stopped falling, Aladar took a step forward with a look of disbelief on his face. His face turned into a frown and he roared. "NoooooOOOO!!!!"
This yell was so loud that it echoed across the caverns while he rushed towards the wall and hit his head against one of the boulders. The rock broke in two from the hard hit. He took a few steps back as the Iguanodon started unleashing all sorts of attacks onto the wall. Each attack created large clouds of dust that started to envelope the rampaging Iguanodon. As the roaring stopped and the dust cloud dissipated, it revealed Aladar yet facing the wall. The Iguanodon was breathing heavily and seemed to be covered in a few bruises. Aladar glanced back to the others and saw that they were watching him with worried looks. But the Iguanodon didn't seem to care as he gave another frustrated roar and started beating on the wall again. Plio watched her adopted son for a moment with a sympathetic look before carefully making her road towards him. She noticed Yar trying to say something to her, but she reassured him with a hand gesture that it was going to be alright. She came closer and waited for a moment as Aladar bashed his head at the wall. As he stopped, he started to move back again as if to get ready for another attack. Plio swiftly moved in front of him and Aladar looked at her down with a furious frown, but the look swiftly fell. Aladar took deep breaths, backed off the wall and tears started to well up in his eyes as he sat down on the ground. Plio jumped onto Aladar's foreleg as everyone looked down mournfully. She consoled him as she said, "Aladar, we'll go back."
Aladar just clenched his eyes shut as a few tears fell. "Back to what? It's gone," he breathed heavily and he said, "we're not meant to survive."
Meanwhile, with Darla, Lilo, Patch and Stitch...
"Well, Lilo, what's this story about the Hawaiian heavens," Patch asked.
"This is how the story goes, guys," Lilo narrated as she practiced the dance with Stitch, "once, there was a beautiful goddess named Hi'iaka and a handsome mortal named Lohi'au. They were as close as two people could be."
"I like how it starts," Darla grinned.
Then Lilo and Stitch incidentally hit each other's heads in their dancing and fell back on the floor together.
"Ooh," Patch flinched slightly.
"Whoops," Stitch replied.
"But one day, Pele, the volcano heavens, grew jealous of their friendship," Lilo continued as they made their costumes for their hula, unknowing that Pele was actually an ancestor of hers and she was destined to become the next volcano heavens, "then she took Lohi'au and threw him into a volcano filled with molten lava."
"Oh, my..." Darla frowned.
"Hi'iaka discovered his body in a cavern by a sea cliff, and she stayed with him, praying to the heavens to bring Lohi'au's spirit back," Lilo concluded the story as she continued to practice with Stitch, "and it worked! Her love brought him back to life, proving that love is more powerful than death."
"That sure is," Patch grinned.
Darla gave Lilo a hug as she decided to get back to the hotel. "I'll see you at school tomorrow, farewell with your hula."
"You as well, I can't wait to see your dress at the festival," Lilo hugged her back.
"Oh, trust me; it's going to be unlike anything you've seen," Patch said.
Lilo and Stitch grinned and went inside their house for the night as Darla and Patch were on their road back to the hotel.
"I hope they like my dress......" Darla grinned as she put her Sailor Scout dress to be ready for the festival.
"Of course they will," Patch grinned.
Darla hugged the puppy. "I'm so emotional, my first dance festival!"
"I can't wait for it either," Patch said.
Joanie came over to see them as she held a box filled with chicken wings. "Hey, guys, David won this strongman competition on the beach and let me keep the wings."
"Sounds like Jesse's handiwork," Patch said.
"Yes..." Joanie said as she sat down and opened the box and gnawed on the wings.
"How much of a chance do I have of her sharing some of these chicken wings with me," Darla asked Patch.
"I have no idea," Patch shrugged.
Joanie kept eating most of the wings, appearing to be very hungry for them.
"I guess slim..." Darla winced.
"Yes," Patch nodded.
At last, Jesse and Gertie came through the door.
"Man, I'm starving, can we order a pizza," Gertie asked.
"Alec never said we couldn't..." Jesse shrugged sheepishly.
"Wahoo," Gertie grinned.
Jesse grinned back and decided to order a pizza for their dinner.
"Where is Alec anyhow," Patch asked.
Then there was a shriek and thumping heard in the other room.
"Hey," Joanie walked over and opened the door. "KEEP IT DOWN ON THE-----" she closed the door shut, leaned against it and turned bright red in her face and looked extremely hesitant.
"What did you see," Jesse asked.
"Something that I cannot unsee..." Joanie sounded traumatized. "There's only one fashion to forget about this," she took out a tiny device and clicked it, sending a flash into her eyes and grinned peacefully. "Ah, I don't know why, but I feel so relieved......" she said in zen. "But I feel like I'm missing something..." she turned around and opened the door again and shrieked, doing the same fact she just did before.
"I suggest we get her away from the door," Patch said.
The others nodded as Joanie wiped her memory again and the others moved her apart from the door.
Jesse ordered a plain cheese pizza where they could all agree on it and even ordered extra wings and cheesy bread sticks.
"Aloha, everyone," Alec grinned as he came out in his robe, "isn't this a grand day to be alive? Oh, hi, Joanie..."
Joanie yelped and was hesitant around him as usual.
Then Alec gave her a fluffy hug and picked her up, nuzzling against her. "Oh, this is a grand day!"
"Alec, are you feeling alright," Jesse asked.
"Oh, I'm absolutely wonderful, thank you for asking," Alec beamed as he held out his arms and dropped Joanie hard on the floor, "oops! You alright, Joanie? I didn't mean to hurt you..."
"Since where," Joanie moaned in misfortune.
"Alec, you're acting a bit strange," Gertie said.
"I'm just so happy....." Alec replied, but plucked a flower, sniffed it once and then put it into his pocket for safekeeping, "what a lovely day."
"Uh, Alec, we ordered a pizza and put it on your tab," Jesse said.
"That's nice..." Alec grinned.
"Erm, Alec, your robe looks fluffy," Darla tried.
"Thank you, darling," Alec yet grinned.
"Hey, Alec, have you gained weight," Joanie smirked, "I think you just gave China another earthquake."
Jesse and the others waited for Alec's response.
Alec seemed to crack up laughing and slapped Joanie on the back. "Oh, my heavens, Joanie, you are so funny!"
"Ow..." Joanie winced at that.
"You know, I never noticed how funny you are..." Alec picked up Joanie again, "you deserve another hug!"
"No, no, no," Joanie wiggled, but it was no use, she was pulled into a tight hug.
"Alright, what the heck just happened in that room," Gertie asked, pointing to the room Alec just came out of.
"Oh, you children will understand if you're older..." Alec grinned.
Glinda came out of the room, wearing Alec's shirt which was of course way too big for her, but she didn't mind or care.
"Glinda," Alec dropped Joanie again and ran over to the nice witch he adored.
Joanie crawled across the floor and gasped. "I think I miss the old Alec..."
"At least he isn't hurting you intentionally," Jesse said.
"Yes," Darla nodded, "can't you accept that?"
"Yes, but he's cuddling, it's so creepy...." Joanie shuddered.
"Just be happy he isn't being mean," Darla said.
"I don't know..." Joanie sounded hesitant.
Glinda chuckled as she plucked petals apart from a flower. "He loves me, I love him, he loves me, I love him~..."
"Wow," Gertie said.
"Something weird is going on, I've heard of inseparable couples, but this is ridiculous..." Patch felt something apart.
"Yes, it's almost as if something hit them with one of Cupid's love arrows," Jesse said.
"This isn't normal affection..." Gertie had to agree.
"We better bring them to Jumba; I know this is sudden, but I think he might have an idea by what's going on with them," Jesse said.
"But what about the pizza," Joanie frowned hungrily.
"Would you rather like for these two to keep acting like this while we're eating," Jesse asked.
Joanie sighed. "Well, fine..."
"You guys go, I should practice for tomorrow," Darla said as she took out her Moon Staff.
"Alright," Jesse said.
"I'll help you with your dance," Patch grinned.
"Mahalo, Patch," Darla thanked in Hawaiian.
"You're welcome," Patch nodded.
Darla put on her dress and decided to practice making a dance out of the Sailor Scouts where she could show everyone at school tomorrow before the festival. Jesse decided to carry Alec and Glinda straight to Jumba. Alec and Glinda chuckled as they stared at each other. Joanie opened the pizza box and was about to take a slice, until suddenly, a loud pissed off voice split through her lair.
"Joanie," Gertie called and gestured for her to come right now.
"Darn..." Joanie moaned and put the slice down and ran to catch up with them.
After a while, they eventually arrived at the former evil scientist's lab.
"This kinda reminds me at since Big Mac and Cheerilee were under that love poison..." Joanie said as she tried to separate Alec and Glinda from each other who seemed to be begging to be close to each other again.
"Alright, Jumba, explanation, right now," Gertie said.
"What is this now," Jumba sighed as he was more concerned about Stitch right now.
"Alec and Glinda are going nuts," Joanie yelped as she attempted keeping the two apart, "you must help us!"
Then Alec and Glinda squashed Joanie as they kissed and cuddled with each other.
"Joanie, you're supposed to keep them apart," Jesse called.
Joanie muffled and strained. Jumba sighed since he didn't have time for this. Soon they got their response until they saw someone with wings and diaper fly in, trying to look for something.
Joanie broke out of the cuddle and gasped for air, but narrowed her eyes to the others. "Oh, don't everybody help me from my crippling claustrophobia at once."
"Oh, dear, looks like two of my arrows hit these two," the fairy said.
"Cupid..." the others recognized.
Joanie stood up and dusted herself clean. "Alright, buddy, change these two back to normal before I lose my mind!"
"Aww, does someone need a hug,~" Alec's voice called.
Joanie shrieked and ran for dear life and then Alec chuckled and chased her.
"Let me guess, he's not usually like that, right," Cupid asked.
"Yes," Jesse nodded.
"I'm sorry, I meant to hit someone else..." Cupid replied, "let me fix that...."
"PLEASE," Joanie wiggled as Alec held her onto a tight, cuddling hug.
"I love you, Joanie~..." Alec grinned.
Soon Cupid hit Alec and Glinda with Anti-Love arrows which would turn them back to normal.
"Thank you," Joanie said to Cupid.
Cupid saluted and then went away.
Alec dusted himself clean and walked off of Joanie. "Huh!"
"Do I even want to know," Glinda asked.
"Eh, it's just business, lady, don't worry about it," Cupid patted her on the head.
"Cupid incidentally hit you two with his love arrows," Jesse said.
"But...we are in love...." Glinda said, but grinned to the warlock, "aren't we?"
"I know I am...." Alec purred into her ear.
Glinda shook a chill down her spine with a smirk.
"Yes, these two arrows were really prototypes of my love poison arrows," Cupid grinned sheepishly.
"Love poison," Joanie asked, "you mean like that potion where it makes two people fall insanely in love with each other that they can't focus on anything else or be stopped?"
"Yes," Cupid nodded.
"Well, be careful next time," Jesse said.
"Right, see you all later," Cupid saluted and teleported apart.
"Well, we better get going," Glinda said.
"Please..." Jumba sounded like he wanted to get rid of them, "all of you! Except for you, Jesse, you be staying right here in case I'll be needing you."
"Alright," Jesse said.
Then the others left as Jesse stayed behind as warned.
"Eventually, pizza..." Joanie rubbed her hands together and licked her lips.
Alec caught the box and ate the pizza.
"Heeeey..." Joanie frowned.
"That's for calling me fat," Alec said with his mouth complete, making food fly onto her face as he ate the pizza right in front of her.
"Oh, you remember that," Joanie grinned hesitantly.
"Uh-huh..." Alec smirked as he kept eating the pizza.
"No hard feelings, right," Joanie ducked down.
"Five more years of bad luck," Alec said.
"But," Joanie squeaked.
"Would you like it to be ten years," Alec asked.
Joanie grinned hesitantly.
"That's what I thought...." Alec said, but shoved the bill in her face, "pay for this, will you?"
Joanie took it and sighed as she suffered more of his abuse.
"Wow," Gertie said.
"Jesse, wherever you are, come back soon..." Joanie sighed.
"Are we almost done," Jesse asked Jumba.
"Just needing to put devices together and can test once put together," Jumba replied.
"Sure," Jesse grinned.
Jumba continued to work with Jesse for the machine as they were almost there.
The next day, Darla, Patch, Lilo and Stitch were now on their road to the hula school. Darla had her Sailor Scout dress and her brooch on.
"Break a leg," Patch warned Darla.
Darla grinned to him as they went inside the school. "Thanks, Patch," she said.
"No problem," Patch grinned back.
"You like our costumes," Lilo asked.
"Oh, Lilo, I love your outfit," Darla gushed, "it's so tropically gorgeous!"
"Aw," Lilo grinned.
"You alright," Darla asked.
Lilo looked slightly hesitant. "What if I forget the moves and Myrtle laughs at me? And I get mad and-----and pound her," she looked to her pet as she suddenly got overwhelmed, "you must help me, Stitch. I need you."
"We do together," Stitch soothed her.
"Yes," Patch nodded.
"It'll be alright, Lilo, you guys just get ready," Darla soothed.
"Oh, Darla, wow, I love your dress," Elena walked over with a grin, "it looks like something I read in a comic book once."
"Oh, thank you, I've had this for a while," Darla grinned.
Elena grinned back.
"Elena, let's go," Myrtle sharply called.
"I'm a-coming," Elena called back and went back over to Myrtle, but looked over shyly to Darla and Lilo as she went back to Myrtle's posse.
Soon Darla's brooch glowed white and shone brightly at Myrtle's posse where they can make their own decisions and not do whatever Myrtle wanted and wouldn't always come to her wherever she called on them. The three girls suddenly felt slightly different, but they didn't do so or say anything for a while.
"That's a lovely dress, Darla, did you make it yourself," Moses asked.
"You could say it's a family heirloom," Darla replied.
"Well, whatever dance you will be doing at the festival; you'll look lovely doing it," Moses grinned.
"Oh, you," Darla chuckled shyly.
Lilo decided to go first with Stitch and came onstage. "Our hula is about an ancient friendship that proves love is more powerful than death," she warned the audience.
"Oh, boy," Myrtle rolled her eyes. She saw that her posse wasn't agreeing with her for once. She frowned to them slightly.
"The grand heavens Hi'iaka––that's me––, and the brave and handsome mortal Lohi'au...that's Stitch," Lilo introduced.
However, Stitch did not come on his cue.
"I said, the handsome mortal Lohi'au," Lilo tried again, "oh, handsome mortal?!"
"Stink-o-rama," Myrtle scoffed.
Patch growled and wanted to bite her, but he would get into danger if he did so.
"Patch, get out of here," Lilo hissed slightly.
Stitch rolled out in a ball shape, not in costume and started to act up.
"Stitch, what are you doing here," Lilo asked as Myrtle laughed while the other girls only joked worried and didn't laugh along with Myrtle for a change.
"Oh, dear, Patch, Stitch is acting up again, faster, go and try to hold him silent until he's back to normal," Darla whispered.
"I'll try to see what I can do," Patch nodded and rushed up onto the stage to get to Stitch.
And where he came to the blue alien in time as Stitch started to growl.
"Stitch, stop this," Patch frowned to the blue alien, "you know better than this!"
Stitch started to act like how he used to before Lilo trained him.
"Stitch," Patch barked aggressively.
Stitch threw Patch away and then started to attempt to destroy the hula school. Patch continued to try and stop Stitch. Moses tried to console Stitch, but it seemed to be no use. The girls were very afraid and concerned of Stitch's behavior.
"Faster, everyone outside," Darla warned them.
The others rushed outside.
"Lilo, you will not be allowed to rehearse at this luau again," Moses warned Lilo firmly due to Stitch's behavior and locked the door shut.
Lilo breathed softly at that in heartbreak as Stitch was simmering down slightly.
"Eventually," Patch shivered.
Stitch saw the mess he made and tried to apologize to Lilo. "Lilo, I...I..."
Lilo frowned to him and ran away to get back home.
"She just needs to blow apart some steam," Patch said.
"Patch...I was hurting everyone, but...I don't mean to...." Stitch frowned.
"I know," Patch frowned.
"I want to make this better..." Stitch said.
"What do you think you'll do," Patch asked.
"Stitch...do nice facts say I'm sorry to people," Stitch suggested.
"That sounds perfect," Patch said.
"Patch watch Stitch," Stitch grinned where he would have a witness.
"You know that," Patch grinned before curling up his front right paw.
"Uh, I'm sorry," Stitch said about hurting Patch earlier.
"It's alright," Patch grinned before holding out his paw.
Stitch held out his clawed paw with a grin. "Shake?"
"Nah, this time fist bump," Patch grinned.
Stitch balled up his paw and bumped with Patch.
"Alright, let's go out there and see you do nice deeds," Patch grinned.
Stitch grinned back and the two went to spend the day together. Lilo decided to practice her hula alone as the two went away together.
Joanie was polishing Alec's shoes against her will in the room. "Why am I doing this again?"
"Because I said so," Alec replied as he read his newspaper, "you don't let me warn the others a certain secret of yours, would you?"
"Pfft, I have no secrets," Joanie scoffed.
"Oh, really," Alec smirked.
"Yes..." Joanie replied as she concluded polishing his shoes, "alright, I'm done, I'm not doing anything else for you like some helper monkey!"
"Alright, that's it," Alec smirked.
Then Joanie walked away.
"I guess I'll have to keep my mouth shut about you wishing Jesse never met Gertie," Alec said, "sorraBAAY!"
Joanie gasped in alarm and zipped back, covering his mouth with her hands. "Shut up, shut up, shut up!"
This caused for him to smirk again.
"What have you done," Joanie moaned in defeat.
Soon Alec gave her a list.
Joanie took the list. "You must be joking me!"
Alec reached over and caught the phone to call Jesse's cell.
"Well, fine," Joanie moaned and went away.
"I always knew that secret would work to my advantage," Alec said.
"I HATE YOU," Joanie yelled out.
"Whatever," Alec said, "take it."
Joanie growled slightly.
Stitch and Patch went to the places as they went to help find Lilo's hula idea to make up for the misfortunes he caused the people due to his breakdowns. And where Patch would fill in the real chart for every best deed Stitch did so. Stitch hummed an Elvis song to himself as he did his best deeds to make up for what he had unintentionally been doing lately.
Patch was liking what he saw. And so did the people who Stitch was catering to. Stitch even collected the hair that fell to the floor and collected it, spat right onto it to glue it together and put it onto the bald barber's head. Patch winced in disgust, but yet had to put that as a nice deed. Stitch smiled once they concluded.
"Excellent," Patch grinned to Stitch, "I'm so proud of you."
"We go show Lilo," Stitch grinned.
"Yes, c'mon, let's go," Patch grinned back and went to the Pelekai house with him.
And where they were emotional to show Lilo the accomplishment they made.
"The grand heavens Hi'iaka, that's me, and the brave mortal Lohi'au, woah, that's also me...." Lilo tried to do her hula all by herself, but then fell with her ukulele and fell flat on the floor in failure, "were best friends..."
"Lilo, Lilo, look," Stitch rushed to show Lilo the best news, "I'm all nice now! No more foolishness!"
Lilo tried to ignore him, but crumbled up the paper and threw it over her shoulder. "Stitch, just get outta here.....fuzzball..."
Stitch gasped at that, but frowned to the girl as she tried to tune him out. "No, you out," he started to argue.
"Now, now, you two, let's just calm down," Patch said.
Lilo and Stitch got into an argument about who should leave, but Lilo decided to leave first and Stitch chased after her.
"Who took my hair----" Nani noticed something missing, "WHO TOOK MY HAIR DRYER?!" Soon she heard an argument going on.
Then Stitch trapped Lilo behind one door.
"This isn't working," Patch sighed.
"Open the door, trog," Lilo banged on the door.
"Who's there,~" Stitch laughed.
"Stitch, open the door," Nani demanded.
"Alright," Stitch let go of the door and Lilo rolled out from it.
"Seriously," Patch asked Stitch, unimpressed.
"What is up with you two," Nani tried to separate Lilo and Stitch as they acted like bickering siblings.
"I have no idea," Patch said.
Then the two started do the 'I'm not touching you' fact, which was very annoying with them.
"Would you two please stop fighting," Patch barked.
"Why are you fighting," Nani asked.
"Because he ruins everything," Lilo snarled.
"Not my fault," Stitch replied.
"Then whose fault is this," Lilo frowned.
"I don't even know who's fault it is," Patch exclaimed.
"That is IT," Nani snarled, "go to your room and make up like loving friends!"
"You're gross," Lilo scoffed.
"Foolish Head," Stitch retorted.
"Keep walking," Nani firmly warned them.
Soon the two of them went up to their room.
Patch sighed to Lilo and Stitch. "What is going on around here," he then decided to just go back to the hotel for the night. But then he decided that perhaps he should stick around to see how this went.
Lilo and Stitch were in their room and had their backs to each other as they were frustrated from the argument they had. Soon Patch had a thought of what might end the argument as he brought over the crumbled up heavenly results over to Lilo.
Stitch couldn't find himself to keep furious with Lilo and decided to say something. "Stitch very sorry," he apologized.
"We said we were gonna be nice," Lilo replied, "I needed you, Stitch."
Soon Patch uncrumbled the best deed chart and showed it to Lilo.
"Stitch nice again," Stitch pointed to the chart.
Lilo took the chart and took a look at it and looked thoughtful for a moment. "If you promise to be nice, I'll give you one more chance, but I want you to promise," she said to her alien pet.
"Oh, yes," Stitch grinned and promised in his alien language.
Patch grinned at the sight.
"You get the costumes, and I'll get the record player," Lilo grinned as she went downstairs.
Soon Patch helped Stitch with the costumes.
"Stitch nice," Stitch grinned as he picked up one mask. "nice, nice, nice..."
Patch grinned, but then looked concerned as Stitch's eyes glowed green. "Oh, dear, not again..." he said out of concern.
Lilo came back up with her record player with a hopeful grin. "We are ready," she gasped to see her room was almost all torn up, "Stitch!"
"Lilo..." Stitch said softly.
"Everything's ruined....." Lilo sounded disappointed. She began to look around for Patch until she saw him dizzy and on the wall.
"I...I'm sorry..." Stitch came to Lilo.
"I don't know why I ever believed you," Lilo frowned to him.
"Something wrong with Stitch," Stitch frowned.
"I know what's wrong with you," Lilo sneered. "You're naughty, and you'll always be worse," she gasped once she saw Patch looked hurt, "oh, my heavens!"
"I'm alright," Patch said out of dizziness before falling off the wall, "I'm yet alright."
Stitch felt so bad about what he had done and ran away to leave the room, feeling he couldn't be upstarting them any longer.
Meanwhile, in Jumba's lab....
"Three...two...one! Ta-da," Jumba beamed, "there it is, Pleakley and Jesse, the fusion chamber, the only fact that can save Stitch."
"Wahoo! We did it," Jesse cheered.
"This is amazing," Pleakley beamed.
"Just another work of genius," Jumba grinned smugly.
"That sure is," Jesse grinned.
"Oh, oh, can I switch it on," Pleakley begged, "please, please?"
"Oh, dear, oh, dear," Jumba warned him, "that is extremely delicate machine. It takes superior mind."
"C'mon, turn it on," Jesse said.
Jumba grinned and clicked on his device. The three grinned in emotion as the machine glowed at first.
"Heh, thanks to me, crisis is over," Jumba grinned smugly.
"Yes, nothing can go wrong now," Jesse grinned.
However, as if on cue as he said that, the machine broke down and stopped working. The three coughed as they saw the machine broke on its own somehow.
"What the," Jesse asked out of shock.
"What just happened," Pleakley asked as he coughed.
"That's it, Pleakley, and Jesse," Jumba frowned, "it's over. I-I can't build a new fusion chamber."
"Sure you can," Pleakley assured, "just like you built the first one!"
"I didn't build first one," Jumba admitted, "I ordered it....from catalog."
"A catalog," Jesse asked out of shock.
"And now there is no hope for my little creation," Jumba heaved a mourning sigh, "Jumba has failed family."
"Then you didn't build the first fusion chamber. Then what," Pleakley spoke up, "you yet built Stitch, didn't you? Well, didn't you?"
"Yes..." Jumba admitted.
"Well, then if you built him, can't you built a fusion chamber? I mean you are Jumba Jookiba; the world's biggest scientist," Jesse grinned.
"No, I--heh..." Jumba grinned bashfully to that, "I don't like to brag....."
"Well, you see," Pleakley encouraged, "that's why you're the only one who can do it."
Jumba looked to them and then his computer to track Stitch's molecule level. "Pleakley, my wrench."
Pleakley swiftly handed Jumba a wrench. It was building time.
Patch came back to the hotel and winced as he saw Alec and Glinda were cuddling each other again. "Are you guys on that love poison again?"
"I'm just cuddling with the love of my life..." Alec said as he had his arm over Glinda.
"Whew," Patch sighed.
"Everything alright, Patch," Glinda asked.
"Stitch acted up again after Lilo gave him a second chance and he threw me against the wall," Patch replied softly.
"Did his eyes glow green," Alec asked.
"Now that you mention it, yes, they did so," Patch replied.
"Oh, dear, his death is coming closer," Alec frowned.
"Death..." Patch's face paled at the word.
"Oh, surely something can help the poor dear," Glinda said to Alec.
"The only fashion is if Jumba, Pleakley and Jesse can get that machine they are working on to turn on, but then it can recharge Stitch," Alec said.
"I'll go pray," Patch said as he went away.
"Smart decision," Alec said.
Glinda hugged Alec in response as Patch went away. Alec hugged her back.
Darla had fallen asleep in the other room with her Sailor Scout dress on. Patch came in to see Darla asleep with her dress on, warning him that she must have been practicing all day. Darla grinned in her sleep.
Patch went into a praying position and looked up into the night heavens. "Are you there, Annabelle? It's me, Patch..." he began. "Listen, I know you're all busy up there in Heaven, especially with Mr. Itchy staying past your side while Charlie is with Sasha and David in San Francisco, but please, help my friend Stitch....he really needs it.....please, just let him be alright. Lilo needs him," he made his paw do a cross with his right paw.
One star seemed to shine brighter than the others in the night heavens.
Then we were shown the dog heaven with the angel dogs and Annabelle.
"We have a prayer in process from one of our noble Earth Guardian Angels," Annabelle warned the others.
"What's the prayer say, Annabelle," Itchy asked.
"It's from Patch Pongo," Annabelle reported.
"Oh, he's such a nice boy," Itchy grinned, "what's up with him?"
"He says he's concerned about Experiment 626 who he sacrificed himself for during his last adventure in Hawaii," Annabelle reported, "apparently Stitch doesn't have a lot of time left and Patch wants him to live because...the girl, Lilo Pelekai, needs him."
"Well, I wish we can try our best to keep Stitch from dying, right," Itchy asked.
"We can only try, we'll help in Stitch's final hours, for the sake of Patch," Annabelle nodded.
"Thank heavens," Itchy grinned.
"We'll have to work extra hard," Annabelle nodded, "I feel this won't be the last time we'll help Patch and vice versa."
"What do ya mean, Annabelle," Itchy asked.
"Let's just say this coming Christmas will be one to never forget," Annabelle hinted.
"Nice to know," Itchy grinned.
"And where you will be visiting Charlie and the others," Annabelle grinned.
Itchy's eyes seemed to glow for that.
"Hang on, Patch, my darling," Annabelle grinned as she put her paw on the orb which showed Patch's image of him praying to Gabriel and her themselves as he really hoped this would work, "your prayer will be responded sooner than you think."
Soon Patch helped Darla out of her dress. Darla barely strained, but she was yet asleep. Then Patch carefully took the dress, folded it up, and put it away for Darla where it wouldn't get wrinkled or crumpled by the time of the festival. After doing that, Patch put Darla to bed.
"Good night, Darla..." Patch grinned to the girl, but licked her good night.
Darla started to doze of to sleep. Patch grinned and then decided to get some sleep himself.
Jesse gasped as he came through the front door and cracked his back as he walked along. "Man, I'm exhausted," he went over to his and Gertie's bed.
Gertie was turned to the other side. Jesse yawned and crawled into the bed. Then Gertie turned over and caught him into a tight hug with a sleepy smirk. Jesse smirked back before he fell asleep. Then the two seemed to cuddle with each other as they fell asleep.
After Patch fell asleep, he started to have a vision. He shivered slightly and tossed and turned as he saw the vision in his sleep. And where he saw Stitch trying to leave the planet due to his behavior.
As the horse cherished their embrace, Buck heard something, his ears following the unknown sound, which made him uneasy and hesitant.
A sudden gunshot rang out for all to hear. The horses gasped and broke their embrace. "Did you hear that," Rain whispered. Spirit nodded, his ears twitching towards the sound. Buck sniffed the air and his face showed shock. He neighed as he ran ahead.
"Buck," Rain followed him with Spirit running behind. The three of them stopped at the top of a hill. Then both horses saw the cause of the strange noise.
On the eastern edge of the village, a cloud of dust was heading towards it. Emerging from the cloud was something that made Spirit's eyes widen in disbelief. It was the cavalry army and the Colonel was leading them.
"The Colonel," Spirit growled, "how did they find us?" Rain didn't respond. "Rain, wait! You're not going over there, aren't you?!"
"My family needs me, Spirit! I have to help. Stay safe," she kicked Buck and sped off.
"Rain," Spirit called again. Knowing that it was useless to negotiate, he took off after them on all fours to catch up. If not anyone was not getting hurt on his watch, it was Rain. He tried to run as fast as he could, but Buck was faster. As soon as the village came to view, he heard the men's war cries as they headed closer.
Rain and Spirit reached the village just as the cowboys attacked the Western soldiers. The enemy had set homes on fire with lit torches while various Lakota Indians and horses began to panic. Some ran off to protect their young and families while the others stayed behind to fight the men.
For Spirit, it was a horrible sight. The men were destroying what he and Rain considered his home for months. As he ran after Rain, a native chief smashed into him, knocking each other down. The native attempted to attack with a mace until he was struck on the head with a blow from a hammer. Abaddon came, holding a hammer and was surprised to see Spirit.
"Spirit, you stayed," Abaddon gasped.
"I came to help! Thanks, my friend. Protect your people and I'll help the others," Spirit ran away. He watched as a native warrior knocked down a tent, frightening some women apart. Another Native American member attempted to harm some children, which Spirit tackled him off. "Run," he ordered them to escape, which they did so.
He managed to catch a glimpse of Hope on Buck with Little Creek on Frou-Frou frightening a Native American warrior apart. Little Creek hollered a battle cry as he and Hope charged into battle-wielding hatchets on their hands.
Spirit went after them through the battlefield. There were scattering villagers and aggressive tribes around him, but he avoided each one of them in hopes of reaching both Rain and Little Guy in time. He stops for a moment to think of a plan for help. His eyes were set on the Colonel who stood past the edge of the river. Various Indians and horses crossed the river to safety while the men stayed on the other side.
A sudden lament interrupted his thoughts and gasped in horror as he saw Little Guy and Frou-Frou in a complete gallop, with Rain and Buck running behind.
"NO, STOP," Spirit shouts in alarm.
The Colonel and another Lakota native brought out their crossbow and gun respectively. Rain gasped as she saw that both men were aiming at their friend. "Little Creek," Hope forced Buck to halt. Frou-Frou also saw the weapons and skidded to a halt as well.
Once Buck stopped, Hope, without thinking, jumped on Frou-Frou and pushed Little Creek into the river as Frou-Frou reared up. Both men fired their shots. "Aah," Rain felt a sudden pain and looked down to see an arrow on the right side of her chest below her shoulder. Frou-Frou shrieked louder after the shot as both horses toppled over and fell into the raging water.
"RAIN," Spirit shouts in horror and takes immediate action.
The Colonel watched as Little Creek desperately clung to a rock, managing to avoid the rapids. He gasped as he watched the Colonel aiming his weapon at the Lakota brave. But before he could shoot, Spirit tackled the men with his hooves, saving Little Creek. He kicked the weapons and knocked them into the water. As he attempted to hurt the Colonel out of frustration, Little Creek cried out in despair.
"Save her," Spirit faced him, stopping his attack, "save the girls!"
Without hesitation, Peter left the men and jumped onto Buck, urging him to run on the riverbanks. Little Guy could only watch hopelessly at Peter and Buck taking off in blazing speed.
'I'm not your mother, my boy...' the voice replied. 'I am the dog creator of all things canine.'
"Peter," Hope cried as she held onto Frou-Frou, fiercely paddling in the water against the strong current.
"We're coming, Hope! Just hang on," Peter cried out in grief.
"Help us," Hope pleaded.
He had to save both of them somehow. Up ahead, Spirit noticed a drop off. It was the only chance to help them. There was no choice. "Buck, get ready!"
Buck looked ahead and understood what the boy wanted. He rushed forward, not caring of the dangers ahead.
Holding his mane tightly, Peter narrowed his eyes and gave the order. "Jump, Buck!"
Buck obeyed without hesitation and plunged into the raging rapids. Both of them burst out of the water for air as the current pushed them down. They turned at the sound of Frou-Frou's neigh. They saw that Hope was barely holding on and Frou-Frou was getting tired.
"Hang on! We're coming," Peter shouts as he and Buck swim towards them despite the fierce currents, "hang on!"
"Peter...I can't...anymore," Hope weakly said until she fell off Frou-Frou's back.
Peter dove underwater as Buck did the same to the sinking Frou-Frou. Both males managed to save the girls from drowning. Tired from clawing at the water, Frou-Frou let Buck lift half her body onto his back.
Spirit guided Rain onto his back, giving consoling words to her. "I've had you, Rain. I promise I won't let you go. Stay strong," he managed to catch hold of Buck's mane. "Alright, boy. Take us to shore," Spirit ordered while looking frantically around for a place where Buck could get them all out of the water. Buck attempted to swim. He even tried to plant his hooves into the slit below, but the current was just too fast and pushed them further downstream.
Spirit heard a roaring sound and as he turned his head around, his soaking wet mane whipping him in his face. Fear appeared on his face until he saw the reason for the speed of the current; a waterfall.
"Buck, you might want to swim faster unless you're a huge fan of WATERFALLS," Spirit panicked.
Buck swiftly strained, but seeing the waterfall seconds apart from, he stopped swimming. Spirit realized that even the strongest among them couldn't outrun a waterfall. Showing no fear, they braced themselves while Spirit held Rain tightly.
With a frightened neigh from Frou-Frou, all four of them plunged over the waterfall. Spirit tried to hold onto Rain, but the fall forced him to lose his grip and they all landed in the misty waters.
Patch's eyes slowly and wearily opened as it was the next morning already. He was ready for the day and then felt the note that Gabriel had given him in his paw. He looked to see the note. "It wasn't just an ordinary dream or vision...I don't know how yet...but I have to help Lilo and Stitch," he proclaimed like a big and strong noble hero.
Meanwhile at Lilo's house, she awakened extra early to get ready for the festival later tonight. And where she of course would get there with Darla. Lilo was doing heavy training for herself to get ready for tonight's show.
Myrtle and the other girls were gathered around and were in their costumes. Elena wore her hula uniform with pearl bracelets around her wrists and ankles, had a shell necklace around her neck and had a shell crown on her head. Yuki wore a blue fish based costume. Teresa wore a pineapple based costume. Myrtle wore a blue grass skirt with pearls, a paper taped to her back and appeared to have an American flag on her head. Darla came in wearing her Sailor Scout dress and brooch.
"Do you think Lilo will show up," Teresa asked.
"After that rehearsal," Myrtle scoffed, "she wouldn't dare."
The three girls seemed to frown at Myrtle's bullying, but they were silent as Lilo came in her costume with her mask in her hand and the red-haired girl folded her arms firmly to the girl. Lilo was hesitant at first, but she put her mask on over her head and she walked proudly over with Darla. Soon Darla gave Lilo a flower similar to what Lilo's mother wore. Lilo grinned to that and put it in her hair.
"It's perfect," Darla grinned to her friend, "oh, you look just like your mother now. I wish she's very proud of you."
"I hope so," Lilo said.
Darla hugged her friend and she adjusted her brooch.
"I just wanted to say I am very proud of all your hard work," Moses grinned to his students. "If it were up to me, you would all win first place," he walked up to the stage.
"He's just saying that where the losers don't feel bad," Myrtle said, though mostly to Lilo of course.
Myrtle's posse had seen enough as they heard that.
"Myrtle, I think we need to speak," Elena said firmly.
"Ye-ee-ee-es," Yuki and Teresa agreed.
This surprised Myrtle, Lilo and Darla.
"What did you just say," Myrtle frowned to her posse.
"What's going on with them," Lilo whispered.
"I dunno, but I think I like it," Darla whispered back.
"We're done being mean to Lilo," Elena said.
"What are you speaking about," Myrtle frowned at her friends.
"This is so unfair, Myrtle," Yuki agreed, "what has she ever done to us?"
"Yes, she's been nothing, but nice, weird at times, but nice and all we do is be mean to her," Teresa added.
"But she's weird," Myrtle said like that was a nice excuse to make fun of Lilo all the time, "you guys don't wanna be weird like her, do you?"
"It's better to be nice and weird than to be mean," Elena said.
Lilo grinned a little to that.
"What is going on with you guys," Myrtle sneered.
The girls frowned to Myrtle, having seen enough of her and they came to Lilo's sides, being her friends from now on.
"Hi, Nani," David grinned as he took his seat with the crowd.
"Hey, David," Nani grinned as she took her seat next to him.
David wanted to say something, but he was a little too hesitant. Then Alec and Glinda took their seats as well. Gertie and Joanie followed after, Jesse promised he would be there, but he had to take care of something first.
"I do wonder what Jesse had to take care of," Gertie said.
"It's probably nothing......" Joanie shrugged.
Then there was a horn sounding, which made the audience look up to the stage as the show was about to start.
"Welcome to our annual May Day Festival, where one of our little girls will be chosen alaka'i," Moses grinned to the crowd, "first up is Teresa doing the Dance of the Pineapple."
The audience clapped as Teresa climbed up on stage to give her performance.
"Her costume looks nice," Gertie whispered.
"Fruity," Joanie whispered back.
The audience lightly clapped as Teresa went up on stage to give her dance. And where it went grand.
Gertie checked her watch as Yuki went next with her 'Hula of Trouts'. "Jesse Greenwood, where are you?"
Meanwhile...
"Ah, that should do it," Jesse grinned, "well, go ahead, Jumba, turn it on."
Jumba grinned, but hesitated slightly. "What if it doesn't work?"
"It will," Pleakley grinned.
"Yes," Jesse grinned before he saw what time it was on his watch.
Jumba hummed as he decided to try to turn on his new machine.
Back at the Festival......
"Next up is Myrtle Edmonds," Moses called.
The audience lightly clapped for the redheaded girl who then gave something to her teacher. "It's a gift certificate to my daddy's store," she smirked before looking to the musicians, "hit it!"
"I think Jesse is safe; Darla hasn't come up yet," Joanie said.
"I do hope he hurries up..." Gertie said.
Myrtle cleared her throat and began her number, which wasn't a real song. "Legend warns of a man named Karl who dreamed of offering authentic Hawaiian collectibles at an affordable price, like this costume in seven natural colors and these genuine faux pearls, each a jewel of the Pacific," she spun once and showed the paper on her back about a gift shop owned by a man named Karl who was very likely her father, "the best facts in life are marked down for clearance this weekend at Karl's."
The audience lightly clapped, all having strange looks on their faces.
"Jesse, where are you," Gertie whispered as she tried to look for him before he appeared by magic.
Jesse came over and sat between his girlfriend and best friend. "What'd I miss?"
"Nothing much," Joanie chuckled about Myrtle's performance.
"Now, we'll have Darla, who will introduce us to her dance about the Sailor Scouts," Moses announced.
Everyone went ooh until they heard this, making it sound interesting, which it was. Darla came up onto the stage with a grin as she wore her dress and she took out a small pink boombox with a lacy D on it in a heart shape. Then he clicked it on, which started a theme song for Sailor Moon and the girl and began to dance to the beat. And where it was as graceful as her dress looked.
The audience marveled and grinned at the performance so far as Darla had always had a talent for singing and dancing. And where her brooch helped out very much as it glowed brightly to make special effects. The audience was wowed over by that. Jesse made sure to film this where he could show his parents and Rae since they would get back home.
Once the theme song was done, so was her dance with some magic sparkles sparkling down. The audience really loved her performance. So did Yuki, Teresa and Elena who even applauded for her. Myrtle's jaw-dropped at the sight. Darla got up and curtsied to the audience before walking back to Lilo.
"That was really amazing," Lilo beamed.
"Thanks, I hope I don't show you up," Darla grinned.
"I'll try my best," Lilo said.
"If Jumba and Pleakley don't get here soon, they're gonna miss Lilo," Nani said to her boyfriend in concern.
"Next we have Lilo, who's doing her hula about an ancient friendship," Moses warned the crowd.
"Where are they," Gertie whispered.
"Getting the fusion chamber," Jesse said.
"What fusion chamber," Joanie asked.
"For Stitch to save him from shutting down," Jesse said.
"Oh, my..." Gertie looked shocked while Joanie's eyes widened.
"Didn't Alec warn you," Jesse asked.
"He did seem concerned about something back at the hotel..." Gertie rubbed her arm.
Alec turned back hesitantly. Soon Jesse frowned at Alec for not warning them.
Alec grinned hesitantly and sunk in his seat. "I was concerned you guys would freak out."
"Well, now we are," Gertie frowned.
"I'm sorry, guys, I just didn't wanna break it to ya, I wasn't sure how to break it down gently so you'd understand..." Alec sighed.
"Alec, the last time you kept something from us in Hawaii, Patch died," Joanie firmly reminded.
"Fair point," Alec said.
The teenagers frowned at him.
The children frowned to him.
"I'm sorry..." Alec said, but looked around, "where are Patch and Stitch anyhow?"
Lilo was about to go up next, but the blue alien stopped her to wish her luck. "You'll be grand."
Lilo turned back. "Stitch?"
"I just want to say, I-I'm--" Stitch tried to apologize.
"I can't speak now, I have to go ahead," Lilo warned him.
"I know, I--" Stitch twitched as he feared the worst, "oh, dear, evilness coming on!"
"What," Lilo asked.
"Lilo, watch out," Patch called out in shock.
Stitch twitched and tumbled, but incidentally slashed Lilo's cheek with one of his sharp claws, giving her some big scratches. Jesse had a bad feeling that Stitch just attacked Lilo and decided to rush over to where he felt Stitch was. Lilo touched her cut and gasped once she saw that she was bleeding.
"No..." Stitch feared that would happen.
"Stitch," Lilo frowned.
"No, Lilo, too dangerous," Stitch warned her before running off her.
"No, Stitch, wait," Patch called out as he ran away to stop Stitch.
"Lilo, it's your turn," Moses warned the girl once she was alone, "everybody's waiting."
Lilo looked to him, but went up the stage to see everyone turning back to her. "My hula is about an ancient friendship that proves love is more powerful than death," she warned the crowd.
The musicians began to sing and wait for Lilo to dance, but they stopped as Lilo wasn't dancing at all.
Lilo took out her motivational picture. "I'm sorry, Mum..." she whispered as she rushed off the stage, "Stitch, come back!"
"Alright, we need to move now," Alec said as he started to rush away in the separate direction that Lilo was going and where he saw Jesse running away with Lilo to find Stitch.
Nani saw this and decided to see what was going on. Yuki, Teresa, Elena and Darla looked shocked and they even came to see what was going on.
"Hey! Where are you girls going," Myrtle frowned to her ex-friends, "get back here!"
"Not on your life," Yuki, Teresa and Elena warned her.
"Go, girls," Darla grinned silently.
The girls continued to go with Darla to follow after Lilo. Jumba and Pleakley showed up. Yuki, Teresa and Elena shrieked slightly since the two were out of their Earth disguises.
"Guys, it's alright, I know these guys," Lilo warned them.
"You mean your Aunt Pleakley and Uncle Jumba have been aliens all this time," Yuki asked.
Darla started to explain why Jumba and Pleakley were in disguise as Lilo's pretend uncle and aunt. Yuki, Teresa, and Elena now understood and were rather shocked to discover this and they were concerned, but Darla assured them that they were not here to attack and neither was Stitch. After that was cleared up, they now had to find Stitch and bring him to the fusion chamber.
"Why? What will happen if we don't bring him to this fusion chamber fact," Elena asked.
"Stitch could..." Jesse said before gulping, "...die..."
"Die," the hula girls asked.
"Is very long story, will explain later," Jumba replied.
"Alright, then where can we find the fusion chamber and most reluctantly, where would we find Stitch," Gertie asked.
Patch started to think until he remembered his vision and started to run away to Jumba's and Pleakley's ship.
"Patch, where are you going," Glinda called.
"Follow me," Patch led the road.
"You heard him! Follow that Dalmatian," Jesse warned them.
"Did that dog just speak," Teresa asked.
"Yes, surprising, we'll explain how he's able to speak later," Darla said.
The hula girls had a lot to learn after becoming Lilo's friend.
They were now going to Jumba and Pleakley's ship to catch up with Stitch before he would leave the planet like in Patch's vision last night.
"Please don't start it, please don't start it." Patch begged as he ran.
The ship seemed to start and it was rising.
"Noooooo," Patch yelped as he stood in his tracks in concern.
"Patch, faster, teleport into the ship," Jesse warned him.
"What about you guys," Patch frowned.
"We'll catch up," Nani said.
Patch nodded to them, but shut his eyes as he teleported into the ship as Stitch flew off.
"How are we going to catch up to a ship," Elena asked.
Then Nani took everyone to her car. Jesse drove his own car to carry everyone else since Nani's car wasn't big enough for all of them.
"I think I should drive," Pleakley said.
"Two eyes, my car, I'm driving," Nani replied.
"How are we going to communicate with him," Yuki asked.
"Don't worry, I have a spare communicator from Pleakley," Glinda took out a communicator as Lilo had the other one.
"Cool," the girls smiled.
"Oh, poor Stitch..." Alec frowned deeply.
Stitch was now looking for what planet to go to now.
"Hello," a male voice called on a screen, showing a picture of other planets, "thanks for using the Uninhabited Planet Index, your guide to the galaxy's most isolated and lonely locations. If your selection is Planet Z-13, engage hyper-drive."
Stitch was about to do just that.
"Stitch, don't do it," Patch called out.
"Patch," Stitch looked over to see his Earth canine friend.
"Stitch, listen, you don't have to leave earth," Patch said.
But before anything else could be said, Stitch heard two voices come from the ship's communicator.
"Hello, can anyone hear me," Glinda's voice asked.
"Stitch," Lilo's voice added.
"What," Stitch turned his head.
"Can you hear me? I need you," Lilo sounded like she was going to weep, "please come back."
"Stitch can never come back," Stitch frowned before his eyes glowed.
"Oh, dear, not now," Patch said.
"I think Lilo's dog lost control of the ship," Elena panicked.
"Looks like they're going to smash land," Teresa said.
"I can't watch," Yuki turned her head.
Soon Darla and Jesse hugged all of them together where they wouldn't see.
"What have we done now," Pleakley asked after the ship smash.
Nani had an idea and where she had to let Lilo use a certain vehicle. She opened the trunk of her car. "It was my best hiding place."
Lilo hugged her older sister and came into the hovercraft. Darla, Yuki, Teresa and Elena rushed over to Lilo as she was about to take off. And where there was enough room for all five of the girls.
"Alright, let's go," Lilo warned her friends as she rode away with them with her hovercraft to find Stitch.
"Please be hurrying up, little girls," Jumba yelled.
Patch wasn't badly hurt from the smash, but there were some parts which hurt him, but not as bad as they would if he hadn't been super-strong. "Stitch, you alright," he asked as he looked for the blue alien.
Stitch moaned, looking rather hurt and miserable himself.
"STITCH," Patch gasped as he went over to his alien friend.
The hovercraft came over and landed.
"Luckily I brought my Moon Staff with me," Darla said as she came out with the other little girls.
"Um, alright," the other girls said out of confusion before continuing their road to Stitch and Patch.
"Stitch," Lilo rushed over.
"No, Lilo, too dangerous...." Stitch replied.
"You're not dangerous, we have to get you into Jumba's machine," Lilo warned him.
Alec and Jesse lifted the fusion chamber to put Stitch into it.
"What the--how did they get here," Elena asked, seeing Jesse and Alec there.
"Magic," Patch said.
"Magic," the hula girls asked.
"We'll explain later," Darla said as she held her Moon Staff.
Alec and Jesse set the fusion chamber down.
"C'mon, Stitch, let's go into Jumba's machine now," Patch warned his blue alien friend.
"A-Alright," Stitch said weakly.
"It's alright, Stitch, it's alright..." Patch said softly as he helped Stitch.
Lilo started to help Stitch get inside the machine.
"It's alright, Stitch, it's alright, Stitch..." Patch soothed.
As soon as Stitch was inside the machine, the glass part was closed.
"Don't worry, I've had you, Nani," David held his girlfriend in consolation and support.
There was beeping heard as Stitch's molecules were starting to go down after Stitch was placed into the machine.
"Oh, dear, just like in my vision," Patch said.
"You had a vision," Jesse asked his puppy.
"Yes," Patch nodded, "now, swiftly turn on the machine."
"Stitch, you're gonna be alright now," Lilo whispered with her broken heart, "please be alright...."
Stitch's eyes slowly opened as the machine was turned on. "Stitch...very sorry...." he uttered out as he sounded like he was taking his final breaths of life.
This worried the girls now as the machine wasn't working.
"Stitch," Patch's eyes teared up.
"Hurry before----" Jumba came with Pleakley, but saw his worst fears had been realized, "oh, dear..."
"Jumba," Lilo ran to the four-eyed alien, "Jumba, it's not working!"
"Faster, you have to hurry and get it to work," Elena warned the four-eyed alien.
"Oh, dear, we're too late..." Jumba said.
"What do you mean," Darla asked him, "can't you do anything?!"
"Stitch is gone, I'm so sorry...." Jumba said softly.
Lilo grew mournful and emotional, but hugged Nani real tight as they had lost Stitch forever. Soon Elena, Teresa and Yuki all felt the same emotion. They began to hug their new best friend to console her. Stitch was taken out of the machine where Lilo could hold him one last time. Everything was just like how Patch saw in his vision.
"No..." Patch bowed his head as he looked torn.
Lilo sniffled as she hugged Stitch.
Darla took out her Moon Staff. "I bet I can help him," she offered.
"No, Darla, I'm afraid that your Sailor Scout power won't be able to save his life," Alec frowned.
"But...Serena said----" Darla pouted to the warlock.
Soon Alec whispered to Darla why it wouldn't work.
"Oh..." Darla pouted.
"I'm sorry, darling," Alec said softly, "but not even Sailor Moon can save the day."
Darla frowned as she stood between Yuki, Teresa and Elena. Lilo wept as she held Stitch close and everyone hung their heads in disgrace and sympathy for the girl. Unknown to anyone the screen on the fusion chamber soon showed Stitch's system going up as Lilo started to glow. There came a golden glow. Patch was about to use the lullaby, but then he looked up to see this was from his vision as well.
In Heaven, Annabelle was about to do something, but someone stopped her.
"I'll take it from here....." a gentle female voice warned the whippet angel.
"As you wish," Annabelle bowed.
"Thank you," the voice warned her.
Annabelle nodded and stayed back with Itchy and the other angels in Heaven. The voice was Pele, the Volcano Heavens who then heard Lilo's laments and decided to help her with Stitch. And where her help was indeed needed as she began to give Lilo the power to save Stitch from dying.
Lilo was yet weeping, but little did she know, she was getting stronger on the inside. As the levels were all gone, they seemed to be refueling Stitch's life somehow and they were going up.
"Stitch not bad..." Stitch spoke up once he was brought back to life, "Stitch...FLUFFY!!"
"Stitch," Lilo said out of happiness as she saw Stitch was alive now.
"Oh, Lilo," Nani grinned.
Patch gave a tearful grin as Yuki, Teresa and Elena cheered out of happiness for their friend.
"Group hug," Darla called.
Joanie, Jesse and Gertie gave small grins and Alec picked them all up into a suffocatingly tight hug and wept.
"Alec! You're hugging us too tight," Gertie gasped.
"Yes, what're you trying to do, murder us," Joanie yelped.
Then Alec dropped them all on the ground. "Oops, I'm sorry."
"Oh, my poor Alec...." Glinda cooed as she consoled the warlock.
Everyone was happy that Stitch was alive even Yuki, Elena and Teresa. They decided to celebrate this by trying Lilo's hula again for the festival, but with everyone else joining in. Myrtle yet didn't seem interested though, but she just went home.
"Then Hi'iaka and Lohi'au were reunited and are together to this day," Lilo concluded the story as she was going to dance with everyone and took out her instrument from earlier, "kui ka laima!"
"Hoo kee ma," everyone chanted back to her.
Soon everyone started to dance with Lilo.
"Another happy ending in Little Hawaii," Alec grinned.
Patch kept the lullaby handy, he never knew since he would need it.
"I love a happy ending." Darla agreed as she saw Yuki, Teresa and Elena becoming friends with Lilo.
"Hey, Lilo, we're very sorry for always being mean to you," Elena said while dancing.
"Yes, we never wanted to be, but Myrtle made us do it," Teresa added as she danced.
"We promise to never let it happen again," Yuki vowed.
"Well, what made you girls stop being mean," Jesse asked while dancing.
"It must have been from the Silver Crystal," Patch said while dancing.
Darla stopped dancing and looked to her brooch with wonder.
"That Silver Crystal must be pretty powerful," Teresa said.
"Yes...powerful..." Darla grinned.
"Perhaps they're the rest of the Sailor Scouts of this world," Patch whispered.
"How cool would that be," Darla beamed.
After the dance, they were now at the Pelekai house to celebrate. Yuki, Teresa and Elena really would've come, but they decided to go home, but they promised to see each other again really soon.
"Well, that was a near-death experience," Gertie said.
"You're not joking...." Nani replied shakily, but grinned as David held her in his arm.
"I'm afraid we don't have a lot of time to stick around, you guys have a lot more ahead of you, but I promise, you'll be spending a lot more time in Hawaii," Alec warned his students, "especially you, Darla, you'll be spending a lot of time here more than the others will."
"Doing what," Darla grinned.
"You'll find out the next time I bring you all here," Alec replied.
"Aw," Darla pouted, "can't you warn me?"
"I promise, it'll be worth it if you wait..." Alec said, "we'll spend one more night here and then it'll be time to go."
"Aww..." Darla moaned in defeat.
Then they shared a cake and it was a lovely day for all and they truly found out that love was more powerful than death until their next adventure out of Hawaii.
Executive ProducersSHERYL STAMPS LEACHDENNIS DESHAZER
Supervising ProducerJIM ROWLEY
Senior ProducerJEFF GITTLE
DirectorSTEPHEN FELDMAN
WriterMARK S. BERNTHAL
Consulting ProducersLINDA HOUSTONBEN VAUGHN
Educational SpecialistsMARY ANN DUDKO, Ph.D.MARGIE LARSEN, M.Ed.
Performance DirectorPENNY WILSON
Production DesignerBOB LAVALLEE
Music DirectorJOE PHILLIPSSOUNDELUX, FLORIDA
Cast:Barney's Voice • BOB WESTBarney's Costume • DAVID JOYNERBaby Bop's Voice • JULIE JOHNSONBaby Bop's Costume • JEFF AYERSB.J.'s Voice • PATTY WIRTZB.J.'s Costume • JEFF BROOKSDr. Tick Tock • TED DAVEY
Cast:Keesha • MERA BAKERChip • LUCIEN DOUGLASStephen • CHASE GALLATINKristen • SARA HICKMANMiss Etta Kette • BRICE ARMSTRONGScooter McNutty • TODD DUFFY
Production ManagerCHARLOTTE SPIVEY
Associate DirectorERIC NORBERG
Writing CoordinatorPERRI VERDINO-GATES
Art DirectorELIZABETH SAGAN VELTEN
Wardrobe Supervisor/DesignerLISA ODETTE ALBERTSON
Lighting DesignerKEN CRAIG
Lighting DirectorMURRAY CAMPBELL
Stage ManagerJENA ATCHISON
Post Production SupervisorDAVID BAERTSCH
Technical Operations SupervisorRANDY BREEDLOVE
EditorsLAURA CARGILEMCKEE SMITH
Audio DirectorDAVID BOOTHE
Production AudioRON BALENTINE
Make-Up DesignJEANIE L. D'IORIO
Manager of Music ServicesJILL HANCE
Manager of Talent ServicesJULIE HUTCHINGS
Script SupervisorCATHERINE REYNOLDS
Original Barney, Baby Bopand B.J. costumes byIRENE COREYDESIGN ASSOCIATES
"I Love You" lyrics byLEE BERNSTEIN (BMI)Melody Traditional© Shimbarah Music (BMI)
Produced by The Lyons Group andConnecticut Public Television
For Connecticut Public TelevisionExecutive in ChargeLARRY RIFKIN
Barney and the Backyard Gang™and Barney & Friends® wereoriginally developed bySHERYL LEACH,KATHY PARKERand DENNIS DESHAZER.
Executive in ChargeRICHARD C. LEACH
Copyright © 2005 Lyons Partnership, L.P.All rights reserved.The names and the characters Barney and B.J."Barney & Friends" and the Barney and children logo areReg. U.S. Pat. & Tm Off. The name and charactersBaby Bop are trademarks of Lyons Partnership, L.P.