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[Cavernous]

Yorak and Maize have a conversation after their battle, but it’s cut short when a portal sends them into a big cave. Although Maize seems to be overreacting, something...or someone...approaches.

[Mountainous]

A mountain dweller is dwelling mountains until his grip fails him. Falling through a portal, he finds himself in a mysterious and misty jungle, and he just so happens to not be alone.

[Under Oak]

After Wellington wakes from a quick nap, the trio goes ahead to have a nice chat together.

[Overwhelmed]

Pixie welcomes our distressed fellow, and he vents his woes. Thankfully, she’s got just the thing to calm his nerves: Tea, and his brother!

[Fluttering Thing]

Falling through an avoidable portal, our good fellow is still determined. That is, until an overgrown butterfly appears!

[Just Don’t Panic]

After making a meal for two, the fellow finds that his brother has vanished. Making sure not to panic, he heads off to look for him.

[Brothers] After returning from a bicycle ride, a soft-spoken fellow finds his dear brother harmonizing with the earth. Acknowledging this, he goes ahead to prepare a meal for the both them.

[First Fan]

The hero returns to properly interact with the twins, but Cho is a little too intense and reminds him that he definitely has other places to be.

[Protector]

Before the twins can ask questions, their hero finishes the job in the most bombastic way possible.

[Savior]

The twins are bombarded by furious cubes when a white bandana’d individual comes to the flashy rescue.

[Chaos]

The twins fall into a chaotic and absurdly warm world that shows immediate hostility.

[Twins]

Two twins attempt to rev up a dubstep adorn sleigh with positivity when negativity turns out to override the system.

[Rude Farewell]

Francis introduces Dave to the blue stranger and becomes emotionally distraught upon bidding impromptu adieu.

[Reunited]

Yellow stranger, now called Francis, reunites with his perfectly unfazed brother, Dave.

[The Beach]

Blue stranger and yellow stranger are transported to the seaside, going separate ways.