YOKO

When Mai loses her badminton racquet in the Lake, Ranger Loops tells the children the legend of the Monster of Lake Wawa.

Ranger Loops brings her niece, Patty, to spend the day in the park. The kids, of course, are excited to spend the day with her, but Patty doesn’t seem so sure.

Today, the kids decide to pretend that they’re camping. It all seems like fun at first, until Mai’s very specific ideas about that begin to get in the way.

Vik remembers the day he met Oto, Mai, and Yoko. It’s the park opening, and, being shy, Vik is avoiding all the other kids. Oto and Mai invite him to play trains with them.

Mai works hard building a great sandcastle that she’d just like to protect it from getting wrecked. The boys think she’s being a spoilsport; Oto and Vik just want to play something imaginative and fun!

Vik brings his brand new ball to the park. The friends are excited to play with it, but it’s so beautiful that he doesn’t want anyone touching it. Oto and Mai think that if they can just somehow get Vik to kick the ball with them.

Oto decides the gang will play Tag today. And why not; he never loses. Game on! Oto corners Mai on the climbing tower.

Oto, Vik, and Mai are playing pirates today! Oto is ever the swashbuckler, Vik is into the ships, while Mai thinks it’s all about the eye patches.

The kids head to the beautiful Meadow Gigantico to play tag... when they discover the meadow isn't all that beautiful anymore. Overnight somebody has completely trashed the place - literally, and now the park's most pristine corner is covered with garbage.

Ranger Loops is preparing a box of old items for recycling. Mai suggests playing with some of the broken toys in the box before they are delivered, but Oto thinks that it is silly playing with broken toys.

Mr. Tuttle, a special zoologist, visits Yoko Park. He believes there are strange and unusual creatures in the world that have yet to be discovered.

Vik doesn’t seem to enjoy playing in the snow quite as much as Mai, Oto and Yoko. He doesn’t know how to play any winter sports. Everyone thinks ice-skating will be the right winter sport for Vik.

Oto and Mai walk to the meadow, where they are supposed to meet Vik. But from the distance they see that their friend is playing blind-man's bluff with – can it be? – other kids!

It’s the summer and very, very hot. Too hot to play, it seems. But Yoko’s not having it; he creates a Winter Wonderland and the “Race to the Pole” begins.

Mai, Oto, and Vik are talking about pets. They would all really like one, but Ranger Loops warns them that pets are “a big responsibility,” which is, of course, exactly what their parents are always saying.

Mai, Vik and Oto are playing with little plastic dinosaur toys in the park’s sandbox. When Yoko joins the game, he makes the toys real dinosaur size animals and transforms the whole park into Jurassic land!

Oto, Vik and Mai are all having a great time making and flying paper airplanes in the park today. Vik’s does tricks, Oto’s goes fast.

Ranger Loops has given the children a task – paint a birdhouse she’s just finished making. The kids are excited, but soon run into a problem.

Vik, Oto and Mai determine that today, they’re going to have a race in the park. Sounds like fun!

It’s a rainy day in the Yoko park, and the children find themselves sheltering in Ranger Loops cabin without anything to do.

Oto and Vik are playing heroes, and they’re continually casting Mai in the role of “damsel in distress.”

The children promised Ranger Loops they would create a flowerbed for the upcoming flower festival and, just fooling around, Vik invents a robot to “help” them!

Mai brought her camera to the park, and she wants to play Safari today! Ranger Loops thinks this is a great idea, and encourages them to find all the different types of wildlife in the park.

Vik comes up with the idea to play circus! Mai, Oto, and Yoko are very keen on it, and each of them finds a perfect role...except Vik. He tries and tries to find something he can do, but he just keeps failing.