YOKO

Mai, Oto and Vik think they’ve played everything there is to play in the park. They get bored, idly pushing toys around in the sandbox.

Vik is particularly nervous and over-cautious today. When Ranger Loops gets out a box of old costumes for the children, dress up time begins, and it turns out that Archeologist Vik, Knight Vik and Superhero Vik is willing to try just about anything.

The kids realize that Yoko has never celebrated his Birthday! Mai, Oto and Vik decide to throw him a proper party but keeping it as a secret.

The three kids want to play grown ups but Yoko doesn’t understand what a grown up is. Just then, an executive is walking through the park and Oto points at him.

Everybody’s making “sandcastles” in the sandbox. Oto tries to make a building but he goes so quickly that the building collapses again and again.

Mai arrives in the park carrying a brand new storybook, filled with” the most wonderful tales.” She asks Vik, who’s the best reader, to read them all a tale.

Oto goes to the park with his little cousin Tom. As the older cousin, Oto is put in charge. But Oto takes this too seriously and doesn’t allow Tom do just about anything because, as he keeps saying, ‘you’re too little!’

Lately, the Ravens are acting funny: they are so fat they can’t even fly. It seems like somebody has been feeding them… but who?

When a tree in the park is threatened, Yoko helps the kids to see that multiple animals would be affected by it’s loss. The kids “play” squirrels, birds and fish, and learn the value of each and every tree in the Park.

Oto finds himself frustrated with his friends. It seems to him that they all have conflicting ideas about every single game they play with Yoko! Oto stomps off, determined to do what he wants to do, all by himself!

For Vik’s sixth birthday Oto and Mai surprise him with a basketball-themed party -- a game Vik thinks he knows a lot about. They form a team: The Yoko Park Cows! The first time they play they don’t do so well.

Yoko appears in the park, ready to play... only to find the kids playing a game on Oto’s computer tablet called PLAY IN THE PARK! Sitting and looking at a computer is not what Yoko had in mind for today!

Oto and Mai are determined to play an exciting, high-energy game today. Though he has an idea about what he wants to play, Vik feels his idea is not as good, and he goes off without telling his friend what his idea was.

When Ranger Loops gives Vik and Mai some musical instruments, the two are soon having a blast making music and dreaming forming a soon-to-be-famous band!

Each kid wants to play a different game, and as they just can’t come to an agreement, each one plays by his or her own game.

It’s a very hot day and the kids are lying in the field, looking for shapes in the clouds. Of course, everyone sees something different in each cloud. An exhausted Ranger Loops joins them for a moment, and quickly dozes off.

Winter is winding down, which is great...but Mai and Oto dearly wish for one last snowfall before springtime arrives in earnest. With a little Yoko magic, they get their wish.

It’s a miracle! Oto, Mai and Vik all agree on the day’s chosen activity: they’re going to have a picnic.

There is a new Obstacle Course in Yoko Park -- a fun way to stay active and be healthy! For the opening, Ranger Loops will hold a race to see who can go through the obstacles fastest.

It’s a wintry day in the park, and Oto, Vik and Mai are having great fun making a snow fort. Ranger Loops comes along with exciting news: she’s planning to have a puppet show in a bit in the cabin.

After observing how hard Ranger Loops works, the kids decide that they’ll be Rangers for one day!

Vik wants to play superheroes. He comes charging into the park with a towel pinned around his neck, ready to play.

The kids are playing soccer, but it’s not going all that well. Mai is acting very bossy, Oto is kind of a ball hog and Vik is taking the brunt of his friends’ bad behavior.

Ranger Loops is so proud of her flowers – it’s spring, and everything is in bloom! People have come from far and wide to look at her marvelous work, and, of course, to breath in the heavenly scent.