YooHoo and Pammee end up under the ocean and get trapped in a bubble. While they are touring the ocean, Roodee and Lemmee end up on the beach. While struggling to find a way to eat a coconut on the beach, Chewoo falls into a bird's nest on a sharp cliff. Chewoo happens to look like a baby bird and a mom bird is mistaken Chewoo with her baby bird. How will YooHoo and friends rescue Chewoo?

By the time YooHoo and friends arrive on Madagascar, they are already exhausted from nostalgia. While Roodee and Lemmee blame Chewoo for the past incident on Fruit Day, Chewoo can care less about how they feel. She always enjoys herself with the new adventure, and Roodee and Lemmee become more grouchy with her worriless attitude.

With the guidance of light from the pouch, YooHoo and Friends arrive at nature preservation area called Tingji De Bemaraha on the west side to Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. The magnificence of summits, which were created by the erosion of water from the river and rain, does not compare to anything they have seen in their life.

Everyone is exhausted from dehydration, so Roodee and Lemmee decide to go on a journey to find water for them. However, Roodee and Lemmee go on their separate ways when they encounter two-forked way. Roodee and Lemmee are the opposites when it comes down to making decisions. Roodee tries to depend on Yootopedia while Lemmee follows his instinct.

YooHoo and friends start their journey to Victoria fall where the light of the pouch directed them to. Without knowing how dangerous the fall is, they ride a log to the fall. YooHoo loses his balance and falls into the fall, but Roodee saves him by throwing branches and pebbles for YooHoo to grab onto.

In Serengeti there lived the world's biggest golden lion. He was always alone, excluding himself from other animals. He was brave and full of confidence. One day, a tiny red fruit fell on his head and turned his mane to red. All other animals in Serengeti became attracted to his new look and approached him to make friends with him, but the lion ignored them.