There's a striped flower growing in Mimi's greenhouse. Now she needs an unusual pot to match. Doca and Mimi decide to paint the pot, but how do they draw even, smooth stripes?

In Doca's studio, everything's turned upside down. Who has done that, and how do Rockoons clean the mess, if the boxes' lids are all gone? It turns out that lids can be used not only to close something, but to play games too!

Seeing Lala hula hooping, Soh wants to learn to do that too, but he doesn't seem to succeed. Rockoons sing a merry hula hoop song, helping Soh understand how great it is to play with it.

Where do all those gifts under the Christmas tree come from every year? Who leaves them there? Rockoons decide to find that out, so they hang some bells all around the place. The one who leaves presents will touch the bells, and they will ring!

Lala is playing with a key. You can extract sounds from different objects with it, you can wear it around your neck like a necklace… and each key has to open something, the thing is to find what it is that it opens.

Lala and Faf want to surprise Mimi with a new beautiful flower planted in her greenhouse. How do they do that, though? Mimi demonstrates them a little shovel. Rockoons help Mimi and find out how nice and cool it is to help others.

Rockoons play hide-and-seek, and they find… a kaleidoscope. It's full of colorful pictures. Looking into the kaleidoscope, each Rockoon sees something different.

Re makes button salad strictly following the recipe; he runs around the kitchen, carrying buttons. Faf wants to help, so he suggests carrying buttons in a little bucket. And then he whips up real rope mail.

Doca is trying to write a rap song, but she's stuck. Friends come to her aid: she just needs some energy, and it's source is a healthy lunch. Having regained their strength, Rockoons play a fun game—footbag.

It's Baby Ti's birthday. Rockoons throw him a surprise party: a pirate-themed one. It's so fun to play pirates!

What do you do if a puzzle piece is lost? No big deal! Friends are always ready to help. And the puzzle can be put together with anything.

Baby Ti has found something. Rockoons are trying to guess what it is. And it turns out to be a rattle. Great! Rockoons have a competition: who rattles the loudest?

What do you do if it's hot? A fan can help. With it, you can come up with so many games! Rockoons are happy to play and sing a fan song.

How many apples are there in a kilogram? Re wants to make some fruit drink and strictly follow the recipe. And the scales shall help him to measure a kilo of apples.

Rockoons' lights go out. Is it scary and uneasy in the dark? Not at all! In the dark, you can play shadow show with a flashlight and sing a flashlight song.

Playing badminton is so much fun! Faf is not really good with a shuttlecock and a racquet, he really wants to master them. Friends sing a badminton song; Faf practices with them and succeeds.

Faf makes some paintbrushes to give Mimi. Mimi wants to paint portraits of all Rockoons, but she doubts that she will be able to do that. Friends support her, they sing a song, and Mimi paints the portraits.

What do you do if you have a single drumstick? Of course, you play! If you're having fun, and if your friends are with you, you can play a real show even with a single drumstick.

Rockoons help Baby Ti to collect the toy blocks he has scattered. It's so easy to move the blocks around in a suitcase. Playing with the suitcase and singing songs about it is so much fun too.

Baby Ti gives Doca a piggy bank full of buttons. Soh has no idea why give simple buttons. Rockoons sing a button song, and Soh sees how wonderful it is to play with buttons.

Who is a real king or queen? Rockoons take turns trying the crown and making their wishes come true. Baby Ti is the only Rockoon to do something not for himself but for the others.

Re wants to make some soup strictly following the recipe, and that requires a saucepan, a lid, and a ladle. Rockoons sing a song about a saucepan, and Re finds out that soup can be delicious even without a ladle.

The New Year is coming, and Lala wants to decorate the fir tree with some snowflakes. But how can she do that exactly? Rockoons sing a snowflake song and help Lala make paper snowflakes for the tree.

Doca wants to clean the music box. And the rest of the Rockoons want to play and dance. They sing a song and find out that a vacuum can be used both to clean and to play.