"Invisible Munki-Gu" is the second segment of the 6th Season 5 episode of PJ Masks.
Summary
Someone's causing mischief. The PJ Masks blame the villains; the villains blame each other - but it's actually Munki-gu, who's stolen an invisibility ring.[2]
Characters
The following characters appeared in the episode "Invisible Munki-Gu":
Synopsis
Munki-gu breaks into the pagoda on Mystery Mountain and steals the Ring of Invisibility as a new pranking idea. After first pranking An Yu with it, he takes the ring with him to the city to prank the others.
The following day, Connor, Amaya and Greg discover the playground has been vandalized by one of the villains. Connor suspects Night Ninja, Amaya Luna Girl, and Greg Romeo. That night, they become the PJ Masks and attempt to find the culprit. They first try Night Ninja, who is in the park with Marvin practicing with their Sticky Splat. Munki-gu steals some of the splat just before the PJs arrive and uses it on Catboy, who is now sure that Night Ninja is to blame.
As Catboy argues with Night Ninja, who denies having anything to do with what happened to the playground, Munki-gu finds his next target: Romeo and Robot. He breaks into Romeo's Lab, steals the Giggle Gizmo, and puts it in a trash can in the park. He then alerts Gekko, who finds the gadget and thinks Romeo is the villain they are looking for. Romeo meanwhile discovers the theft and suspects Night Ninja to be the thief, sparking an argument between the two villains, with Gekko and Catboy stuck in the middle. The argument quickly escalates and Romeo begins to chase Night Ninja throughout the park while attempting to zap him with the Giggle Gizmo.
Elsewhere in the park, Luna Girl is painting. Munki-gu steals the painting, thus dragging Luna into the conflict. He then causes an argument between the PJs by making it look like they pelted each other with garbage. They quickly come to the conclusion, however, that none of them is to blame, and Gekko suspects they are dealing with an invisible villain. An Yu shows up at the park and confirms Gekko's theory; she has discoverd the Ring of Invisibility was stolen. She must get it back, or the Mountain will get angry.
The PJs quickly pinpoint Munki-gu as the thief and the one causing all the trouble. They track down Romeo, Night Ninja and Luna Girl, who are now all fighting each other because of Munki-gu's pranks. They try to get the villains to stop fighting, but they refuse to listen. The only solution is to show them who the real culprit is, so the PJs set a trap for Munki-gu. Catboy pretends he has a remote control for his Cat-Car and deliberately leaves it unattended. Munki-gu takes the bait and tries to steal the remote, upon which Gekko traps him with a giant splat ball. Munki-gu attempts to flee while still stuck to the splat ball, which attracts the attention of the other villains. Together, the heroes and villains manage to corner the monkey and get him to reveal himself. The villains depart after making up, and An Yu takes back the ring as the heroes shout out their victory cry.
Moral/Lesson
- Do not frame others.
- Don't accuse someone of something until you get all the facts first.
Trivia
- This episode shares the same title with "Invisible Owlette."
- The Ring of Invisibility is introduced in this episode.
- Luna Girl meets Munki-gu for the first time.
- Romeo directly meets An Yu for the first time.
- This is one of the post-"The Prank Wheelz" episodes to have Romeo's Lab.
- Romeo's Giggle Ray makes its second appearance in this episode, which made its first appearance in "Octobella Strikes Again."
- This time, Romeo calls it the Giggle Gizmo.
- Munki-gu uses the Giggle Ray for the first time.
- This is the second time the 3 main villains work together.
- When Owlette says "Let's split up and look for clues," it is a reference to what Fred tells the gang in Scooby-Doo.
- This also marks the second episode where Scooby-Doo was referenced.
- This is the first and only episode to have Marc Sierra as a storyboard artist.
- Munki-gu says Romeo's name for the first time.
- The title card of the episode has the same look as that of the episode "Munki-gu."
- The PJ Masks' motto, "Time to be a hero!", is said twice in this episode: once when the PJ Masks realized that they've been blaming the villains, who are blaming each other, for no reason, and once when they got a plan to reveal Munki-gu.
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