Donna was coming home from her trip to Camp Kikiwaka. Exhausted from the flight, she decided to watch a movie on the Viewtube channel. "Now," she said, "which movie to watch."
"I am Groot (You know you have to ask Mom and Dad to pay for a movie before buying)," Groot reminded her.
"I know," Donna replied. "But there are free movies on it too, with some ads."
"I am Groot (That's okay. I always like commercials anyway)," Groot replied.
Looking at the Top 10 Monthly Movies (Free with Ads Edition), Donna found the number-one movie of the week: "The Rainbow Monkeys and the Happy Crown." Carefully she read the description of the film:
Princess Lavina is the crowned princess of Joycheeriland. Now that she is eighteen years old, she must become queen of her kingdom. Unfortunately, her family heirloom, the Happy Crown, has been stolen by the Gnome Queen, Queen Magdalena - the most miserable queen in the land. Worried that her people might suffer, Princess Lavina gains help from the Rainbow Monkeys, a bunch of happy magical creatures who look on the positive side of everything.
"Haven't seen it since I was a kid," Donna recalled. "Gives me a chance to recollect."
Before they could watch the movie, Mooroo poofed up with Donna's Out of This World Rainbow Monkey. "Thank you, Mooroo," Donna said.
In the movie, a red and a blue monkey were bouncy up and down like kangaroos.
"Hey," the red Rainbow Monkey said. "I've got an idea."
"You do?" the blue Rainbow Monkey asked.
"Let's have fun," the red monkey suggested.
"Good idea," the blue monkey replied, "And we can invite everyone."
In harmony, the Rainbow Monkeys sang their theme song.