"Romeo's Melody" (also known as "Yoyo et la mélodie de Roméo" in French) is the first segment of the 22nd Season 3 episode of PJ Masks. SummariesU.S.Romeo composes a tune that hypnotizes whoever hears it into becoming his servants, prompting the PJ Masks to create special sound-blocking helmets. But things get complicated when Catboy has trouble keeping his helmet on due to his sensitive ears. FrenchRoméo has composed a special song that turns everyone who listens to him into slaves for his flying factory. To defeat Roméo, The Pyjamasques must wear an ear protector, but Yoyo complains of the itching of the helmet and refuses to wear it, which turns him into Roméo's servant. CharactersThe following characters appeared in the episode "Romeo's Melody": SynopsisThe episode starts off in the park, where the kids are playing bench-ball. However, Ruffles the dog and a bird in a tree suddenly begin acting strange, barking and whistling a strange tune. The kids figure that a villain must be behind this. The kids transform into the PJ Masks. At HQ, PJ Robot shows them on the Picture Player some footage of the Flying Factory taking a stray cat while playing a tune (the same one that Ruffles and the bird barked/whistled) on a loudspeaker. Catboy uses his Cat Ears to listen to the melody and gets hypnotized, but he is snapped out of it by Owlette and Gekko. The gang figures that Romeo is using this song to brainwash his targets and then suck them up. The episode cuts to Romeo, who is playing a melody, and scolds Robot for playing with Ruffles. Romeo decides he needs more animals. The episode then cuts to the Wolfy Kids, who are messing around in the park. The Flying Factory comes, plays the tune, and hypnotizes Howler and Rip, except Kevin, who was hiding in a trash can. Catboy wants to stop Romeo and proceeds to say “To the Glider!”, but Owlette stops him as she doesn’t want him to get hypnotized again. PJ Robot brings the trio helmets to block out the tune. Meanwhile, Romeo brings Howler and Rip to his factory, where he makes them and the animals exercise to power his factory. In the Owl-Glider, the kids are wearing their helmets, but Catboy thinks it’s itchy. The kids spot the Flying Factory, but when Catboy takes off his helmet, Gekko covers his ears, only to have Catboy’s helmet to accidentally press the Owl-Glider screen window button, opening the window and knocking off Owlette’s helmet. As a result, Owlette hears the tune and gets brainwashed. Gekko closes the Owl-Glider windshield on the control panel with his foot and takes the controls, advising Catboy that being a hero is all about putting up with difficult stuff. Owlette enters the factory and starts exercising. Gekko tells Catboy to take control of the Glider while he will enter the factory and put the speaker out of action. However, Catboy’s helmet is so itchy that he knocks it off, and he hears the tune and gets brainwashed again, much to Gekko’s dismay. The Glider starts getting sucked up, so Gekko abandons ship and jumps down with the helmets. PJ Robot opens the Cat Flap, and Gekko uses his Super Lizard Grip to get in. While Armadylan is getting sucked up by the Flying Factory, Gekko and PJ Robot come up with a new plan to rescue everyone. Gekko controls the helmets like drones, and the first one lands back on Catboy's head. Gekko warns him to not scratch the itch, and Catboy saves Owlette by putting her helmet on for her. Gekko tells them to turn off the speaker. Gekko flies to the rescue. Owlette tells Catboy to use his other senses besides hearing. Catboy smells wet dog and sees Fly Bots. Owlette stalls the bots with her Owl Wing Wind. Romeo is angry that the PJ Masks snapped out of it. Catboy finds him in the control room, but Romeo traps him in there. Catboy manages to escape. Catboy fights the urge to scratch his ears and uses his Super Cat Stripes to reach the speaker. Catboy uses his Super Cat Jump to reach Gekko. The speaker is destroyed, and everyone that was in a trance gets snapped out of it. Owlette compliments Catboy on his ability to deal with the itchy cat ears. The team proclaims their signature victory phrase, and the episode ends. Moral/Lesson
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