No matter what we wear We’re going to be right there
Jump to it Jump to it
So let’s suit up and save the day
Gowns and crowns are always fun But when it’s time to get things done
Princesses with plans! Yeah, let’s go!
Glide or sail or hop a plane We’ll change the world the princess way
Princesses with plans! Yeah!
With the Fruitdoms in our hands We're princesses with plans!
Princess Power!
I can't believe they all said no.
Every one of them. Why don't they want to come to our festival?
Yeah, Mum's a little upset. Here's what happened.
Today's the one-month anniversary of the Fruitdoms becoming friends.
To celebrate, each royal had the same idea.
Exactly.
They invited the other leaders to a festival at their Fruitdoms
to experience each other's traditions.
The problem is all the festivals are the same day.
Tomorrow. So they all said no to each other's invitations.
Which means a lot of grumpy royals. Look.
Pop's feelings are so hurt, he's making his famous forlorn French toast.
Mum works out her disappointment on the field.
Another loop.
Great Aunt Busyboots takes her rejection to the extreme.
Why?
Why?!
If we want our Fruitdoms to stay close, we've got to do something.
Time for the charm alarm.
Let’s go, let’s go! Na-na-na-na-na-na
When the trouble in our world Feels too big for one alone
Na-na-na-na-na-na We jump right into action
To help those in need
Every mistake we make Is just a step along the way
So let’s go, go, go Come on, let’s take on the day
Let’s take on the day! We’ll just try till we get it right
And never give up the fight
‘Cause that’s the princess way!
Princesses, we all know what's wrong. Four festivals plus one day equals…
A four-Fruitdom disaster of epic proportions.
The good news is everyone wants to celebrate together.
The bad news is they can't.
Sure they can.
They can get together and zip from one festival to another to catch them all!
If they were fast-flying peregrines, yes.
Since they're not, we can mash up all tomorrow's festivals into one
and do it today at the treehouse.
Pineapple perfection. Then they can celebrate together.
They'll see how our traditions can come together like our Fruitdoms.
Fantabulous. It'll be part feast, part festival.
A four-Fruitdom friendship feastival!
We promise to help those in need.
With Princess Power, we always succeed.
You're on invitation duty, Fussy. Get ready for launch.
Does anyone know what a feastival is?
No, and I definitely have never seen anything like that.
Royals, today we combine our festivals
into a four-Fruitdom friendship feastival we can celebrate together.
We start with the feastivity.
A three-legged ski race, like at Blueberry Fest.
On skis made from palm fronds, like those in the Kiwi Festival.
Penny and Queen Busyboots will demonstrate.
Okay.
To add a dash of Pineapple Festival, one skier will juggle pineapples.
While the other crafts a paper raspberry, like we do at the Raspberry Festival.
Fastest family wins. Fussy!
Go!
Yeah! You've got this!
At the Pineapple Festival,
we take the spiky leaves off before we juggle the pineapples.
Right. Whoops.
My raspberry!
Fussy, look out!
Maybe we move on to the next part of the feastival.
Each of our Fruitdom's festivals have fantabulous songs and dances.
Which will be even more teenykin-tastic when we do them together at the same time.
So, if you know the song, sing along. Hit it.
Let's go, let's go! Na-na-na-na-na-na
-Rita! -Princess Rita!
Rita, are you okay?
I'm bedazzlous.
I may have fallen flat, but at least my notes didn't!
So… who wants to eat?
Forget the feastivity and sing-along.
Now you'll see how we can celebrate all our festivals together.
With our feastival meal.
It starts with the Blueberry roast.
Now we're talking. I see you seared the meat first.
Excellent caramelization. Proud of you, Bea.
You'll be prouder when you see what happens.
What happens to it?
Ta-da!
No!
Did you combine all the Fruitdom festival foods into one dish?
Sure did.
-I wrapped the roast like an alcapurria. -I added some cocadas.
I'll finish it with the Rita-rific topper we use in the Raspberry volcano cake.
Rita, you're not going to pour chocolate over that roast, are you?
Ruffles, no, Mum.
We're going to make chocolate erupt like a volcano!
What?
Just need baking soda, vinegar…
And the chocolate.
Science snag. I added too much baking soda and vinegar.
Bee-stings! It's going to blow!
Not in our treehouse.
So did celebrating feastival together
make up for not joining each other's festivals?
I just wish you could all experience our actual Raspberry chocolate volcano cake.
It's something special.
I feel the same way about our Pineapple Festival alcapurrias.
I wanted to share them with you.
And I wanted you all to experience the music of Kiwi Festival.
You haven't skied until you've skied at Blueberry Fest.
If you could only experience it, I know you'd love it.
You're all saying the same thing. You're disappointed.
You wanted to share your traditions.
So… what if we do that now?
-Didn't we just try that? -We exploded meat.
Not so special.
We mashed festivals because we thought it was about celebrating. But it's not.
It's about sharing each Fruitdom's special traditions.
Which we can only do if we honour each festival separately.
It's the most fantabulous idea since sequins on shoes!
-Great idea. -I love that.
Feastival, take two.
Blueberry Fest celebrates the first Blueberrian
who explored the whole Fruitdom with her child.
That child grew up to become the first ever Blueberry Queen.
That's why we ski together, to honour that first queen.
We sing to honour the animal friends who call our Fruitdom home.
Ready, Mum?
To sing with you? Always. Hit it.
Everyone is here Every creature great and small
So raise your voice in this song That’s dear to a Kiwi’s heart
Kiwi kindness, let’s celebrate
‘Cause when kindness leads the way We celebrate it
When a Pineapple-ite eats alcapurrias, they're at home no matter where they are.
That's why we eat them at the Pineapple Festival.
So welcome home.
Delicious.
And a beautiful story. Thank you, both, for sharing it.
I hope you saved room for dessert.
There's one more tradition to share.
The Raspberry chocolate volcano cake!
Its layers stand for all the kinds of sweetness in the Raspberry Fruitdom.
Family, friends, traditions, and chocolate!
-What does the chocolate stand for? -Nothing. We just really like chocolate.
Simply magnificent.
You all have such beautiful and meaningful traditions.
Of course you can't miss your Fruitdoms' festivals.
We shouldn't have been hurt that we turned down each other's invitations.
I'm glad we experienced what we were missing.
Agreed. And I'd love to learn even more.
Let's attend each other's celebrations whenever we can.
And since this was so beautiful,
let's make this four-Fruitdom friendship feastival an annual celebration!
That's teenykin-tastic!
We should make it official. Pinkie-Tea Promise?
Pinkie-Tea Promise.
No matter what we wear We’re going to be right there
Jump to it Jump to it
So let’s suit up and save the day
Gowns and crowns are always fun But when it’s time to get things done
Princesses with plans! Yeah, let’s go!
Glide or sail or hop a plane We’ll change the world the princess way
Princesses with plans! Yeah!
With the Fruitdoms in our hands We're princesses with plans!