Part One

Part One is the first installment of the Magical Sunflowers series. It was released on February 25th, 2018. 
== Synopsis ==
The story begins with Tony Bologna, Winston, and Boomer Banks at Banks' household, where he lives with his brother Boomer Brooks. Tony and Winston are discussing the nature of history to repeat itself -- Tony suggests that a phrase he said, "Once, twice, three times a seed. Four, five, six, seven" will repeat itself in thirty years. Banks tells them to be quiet as to not disturb a sleeping Brooks. After they're reprimanded by Banks, Tony reminds Winston that Banks is going to help them find the magical sunflowers due to him not being afraid of the monsters who guard them.
Brooks dreams of magical sunflowers.
Banks explains the plan to Tony and a skeptical Winston: the three of them are to go to Darkland Castle, where they hope to discover a door that leads to a possible alternate "dungeon dimension" where they will find the monsters who guard the magical sunflowers. Winston still doesn't agree, requiring an explanation on how they plan to fight the monsters. Tony explains to him that Banks will use a sword and shield, he will use magic chants, and Winston will simply hide. This doesn't satisfy Winston, who says he needs two hundred peppermints before sundown to use to bribe the monsters. Banks gives them the peppermints, so they go off to the castle after chanting "Yay!" in a circle.
They follow the Holy Trail of Wonder to make it to the castle, where they are greeted by Friendly Fred, who requires they give a password before entering. They answer with the correct password, "chicken pox," and explain that they were able to guess the password using telekinesis magic. They enter the castle and look around for the door for a while, but are interrupted by a dwarf jumping into the water by them. Though the dwarf is a stranger to Tony and Winston, Banks unexpectedly seems to know him as Dwarf Dan, and the two of them talk about some kind of "deal" and about a woman named Granny Gertrude Grim. Gertrude Grim had asked for Banks' address, so Banks writes it down and gives it to Dwarf Dan. Tony demands an explanation about what this "deal" that they were talking about was, and how Banks knew Dan at all. Dan first just wants to dance to show tunes, but eventually caves in and explains to Tony and Winston -- however, he tells them they must sit down or die.
Dan reveals that he found Banks abandoned on Fire Mountain, so he took him and his brother Brooks in to be cared for by Granny Gertrude Grim. The three of them grew up together, learning how to speak with charm from Even Steven and meeting a mysterious girl named Swordmaster Sally. One day, Sally broke their vase, so the three of them made a deal to voyage through the universe to find a new vase just like the one that Sally broke. This voyage was very short-lived, as they immediately found what they were looking for. In the years after they found the new vase, Brooks developed a sleeping disorder and moved to Montana in order to sleep more soundly. Banks moved with his brother, presumably splitting apart the brothers and Dan. But the story could not be completed before Tony demanded that Dan speed up the story to the part that he was interested in: the new deal that Banks and Dan were talking about just before. 
Dan seems distraught by something, and he explains that he sometimes has visions of "horrifying monsters in other dimensions." He offers to explain how they can visit the other dimensions, but Tony presses him to talk about the magical sunflowers instead. Dan tells them to imagine the "most wonderful thing imaginable" manifested in one object. The sunflowers take years to grow off of peoples' happy thoughts. The sunflowers are found in dungeons filled with sad monsters, who attempt to use the sunflowers to be happy, but are far too gloomy for the sunflowers to have any effect on them. 
While the story is being told to them, Banks disappears. Tony asks Dan where he went, and Dan laughs, saying he probably went to go work on their deal. Suddenly, an anonymous voice says, "Surprise! It's death-defying pain!" The episode ends.