The Mistakable Art

Calina, dressed in a business suit, asking where can she get find some fun. Big Jet walks in and tells her the answer is before her: Disneyland. Sunlight jumps out of the theme park, and Rocket slides down a rainbow to her side. Big Jet rides a dolphin while holding a plate of food, which Calina eats. Suddenly, Rocket describes Calina's actions.

The scene then turns to him and Sunlight in front of a storyboard planned for a commercial. She asks why she would appear, and he says it is because she is the mascot. Sunlight does not like this, so she tears up the storyboard, telling him she needs a "masterpiece." Rocket walks to Big Jet in depression and tells him about his problems, but Big Jet does not care.

After having seen a patron squirt art stuff on paper, Big Jet looks at the paper and recognizes it as the art style of Vincent Van Goat. Although initially having planned to throw it away, Sunlight, seeing an opportunity to make money, tries to take the artwork from Big Jet, and they argue over who really owns it. Just then, Dutches, an art evaluator, comes in and declares the work to be authentic, and thereby a national treasure, thus meaning neither of them own it. Sunlight allows people to view it in the theme park for free.

Later, Opaline sees the artwork and mistakes it for garbage. Planning to reverse-engineer the book, she steals it. Police officers immediately chase her and dog her every step of the way. When she loses them, she is baffled as to why the police are chasing her, rather than Sunlight.

At night, Opaline knocks on Calina's house, but when she answers, she angrily tells her that she has a busy day of doing nothing the following day. Opaline then goes to Rocket's hangar and demands an explanation as to why the police are after her. Rocket explains that what she has stolen is, in fact, a priceless work of art. Opaline gets the idea to sell the artwork and declares Rocket and Sox to be accomplices to her crime. Sox is scared that he is going to be put in jail. Enraged by these accusations, Rocket confronts Opaline about this as they start to argue.

Suddenly, Calina storms in and furiously reminds Opaline that she wants some sleep as she is noticeably seen eating something. When Rocket asks what she is eating, it is revealed that she ate the artwork, which she mistook for hors d'oeuvres, much to Rocket and Opaline's horror. He realizes that Calina is eating the merchandise, with Opaline declaring her an accomplice as well. Suddenly, Big Jet bursts in with the police and then lies to them about all of the noise. When they see Opaline, they immediately arrest her, along with Big Jet for lying to them and also everyone else until they can figure this whole situation out. Finding himself arrested, Big Jet tries to prove his innocence.

At the Police Department, Opaline and Big Jet are locked away. Sox, Calina and Rocket are free since Sunlight explained that they were not involved with the theft. Realize that the Van Goat art is now gone. However, since the artwork is now in Calina's stomach, Rocket has an idea and Sunlight has her stand behind an X-Ray machine, which shows the artwork inside her. Vincent Van Goat is moved by Calina's style, stating that he will never paint again as he starts smashing all of his paintings in frustration. The episode ends with Big Jet, who is still locked up, asking about his phone call.

Calina (mentioned) by CalinasWorld

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