The Hero of Color City
Ben, it's nearly
eight o'clock, honey.
Are you in bed?
Okay, Mom.
- I'm on the bed.
- Not on, in.
As in, you are
"in" trouble, mister.
But Mom, I have to
finish this drawing.
It's a king.
That's terrific.
And who's that little guy?
Uh, kind of a flying thing.
I drew them on the same paper
'cause they're pals.
Well, pal...
You're my flying thing
and you're flying right into bed.
You can color more tomorrow.
Mmm, after we clean up this room.
Which means you need
to feed the Trashosaur.
Lights out, little guy.
- I love you.
- I love you too, Mom.
Good night, honey.
Where am I?
How did I get here?
It's pretty dark.
Nothing to be afraid of.
I hope.
Oh, it's the gang.
They must be nearby.
Up and at 'em, slowpokes.
We only got till morning.
We gotta be back
before Ben wakes up,
and one minute's gone already.
Come on,
we're burnin' moonlight!
Keep it down,
You'll wake the young 'un.
Would you look what Ben
colored with me today.
A green dog.
Usually he just uses me for grass,
- or leaves.
- That is one groovy puppy.
You know, last week, Ben
used me to color an elephant.
A blue elephant.
Kid sure is creative.
All he ever uses me for
is night.
And another thing: He never
colors inside the lines.
Is it too much to ask
for my chroma
and pigmentation not to be
spread around haphazardly?
He colors like a six-year-old.
Uh, he is a six-year-old.
Once in awhile, I'm an outline.
Hey! What's it take
to get some help around this joint?
Zam, what are you
doing up there?
I don't know, what are you
doing down there?
Ben must have left her there
before he went to bed.
- Hello.
- Don't flip your lid, Red.
I got you covered.
Well, it's about time.
Been up there all day.
Well, I thought it was
a perfect catch.
I probably would have dropped her.
- Tangerine.
- Hello.
Periwinkle.
I'm here. Oh, did he see me?
- I've... I've been here.
- Baby blue?
Orange?
- Huh?
- Juicy.
- White.
- Did you see?
Did you, Brown?
Ben reached for me today.
but still...
I saw it, White,
and you know, pretty soon
Ben's going to draw
a holiday card.
Now who do you think
he's gonna use for snow?
Me! Gee, thanks, Brown.
Tutti Frutti?
Refried Bean.
Aw, come on!
All right now, let's see here.
Yella? Yella? Yella!
She's probably hiding
in a corner somewhere.
Scared stiff, as usual.
Almost there.
Just a few more steps.
Oh! Excuse me, I...
Help!
Whoa! Shh...
You'll wake the kid.
Where's the fire?
Monster... under bed.
Almost... almost got me.
A monster?
At this time of year?
A sock monkey?
Oh.
- Silly me.
Never trust a toy
made from old laundry.
And look at his smile.
Very insincere.
Oh! Time flies, fellas.
We better head back.
Well, hold up there,
you young whippersnappers.
Always with the hippity-hop
music you have now.
Why, back in my day,
crayons came four in a box,
and none of these
fancy waxes neither.
We were mostly made
of charcoal and mud.
Those were the days.
Don't let it fracture you, Yellow.
Everyone gets scared sometimes.
You don't.
Hey, come on.
I know how to cheer you up.
Some extreme fun.
No, no. Nothing with
an "extreme" in front of it.
You go on ahead.
You sure?
Ha!
Why am I always
so afraid of everything?
You sure looked like a monster.
I had every reason
to be scared.
It's not like I jump
at every little...
Oh, it's just...
Oh! Eee!
Navy blue? Aquamarine?
Aye aye, sir.
Crayon-amo!
Whoo! What a gas.
It wasn't me.
Consarn it, Blue!
You almost woke Ben up.
Ooh. My bad.
Time's a-wastin'.
We better high-tail it.
- Crayon 1:
Okay, come on.I love it!
Look out below!
Please.
Yee-haw!
- Wait.
- Huh?
Has anyone seen Yella?
Wait for me!
I'm here, Brown.
Brown?
Blue? Red?
Anyone? I'm still here, guys.
With the drawings, and the...
...dinosaur.
Oh, no.
Deep breaths.
Find your happy place.
Monster!
Get... get away from me!
You... you... monster!
Monster?
Now see here,
we're hardly monsters.
Just pigments
of Ben's imagination.
Scribbles.
Handsome scribbles.
- Lt has two heads!
- Ooh, two heads?
We should be so lucky.
I'm his wingman.
Probably because I have wings.
- The name is Nat.
- You're a gnat?
Not a gnat, Nat!
I'm a flying... thing.
Oh, and his best friend.
Who is he? What is he?
Allow me to introduce
the Crown Prince of Chiaroscuro,
the Head of the Colorwealth,
the Archduke of Saturation,
the one and only,
His Royal Poobah, King Scrawl.
What do you want from me?
Obviously. You're a crayon.
We're sketches.
What do I have to do,
draw you a picture?
Hmm.
Look, we just need
a little color.
I was thinking of something
in a paisley.
Wha... what? By myself?
Um, I'm not supposed
to color strangers.
And besides, my tip
is all worn out...
Well, what about
all your friends?
Can't they give us some color?
They're all gone. See?
Gone? Where?
Through the secret door
to Color City, where crayons live.
Hmm? Hmm...
All the crayons? Secret door?
- Hm!
- You're right, boss.
a secret door.
That's not the secret door.
And anyway, only crayons
- Hmm?
- Maybe we need to knock.
Hmm!
Oh, there's a doorbell!
This must be the place.
But that really isn't
the way to Color City.
Don't listen to her, boss.
She's just trying to trick us.
Hmm...
What about this doohickey?
Hmm? Hmm.
Uh-oh.
Hmm. Hmm?
Get me out of here!
Please let me out!
I don't like small places.
I've never even been
to Rhode Island.
Zing! Thanks,
Your Royal Stompiness.
Hey. Where's Little Miss Yellow?
I'm home.
Color City!
I... I made it. Yay!
Ah.
- Hey, Yellow, how you doing?
- Hi, Yellow.
- Yellow! Where you been?
- We were worried.
- I assumed the worst.
- There's a shock.
You know, Brown was about
Or, as I think he put it,
a... posse.
It was awful. I was attacked.
- What?
- By a big, huge, ginormous...
Sock monkey? A rubber ducky?
Wave of panic. Yeah, that's it.
I was scared because
I was all alone.
Well, at least it wasn't
a monster this time.
And just look at your tip.
Blunt as blunt can be.
to the spa.
Good idea, Blue.
You'll be as good
as new in no time, you'll see.
Do we have an appointment?
Ma Cherie, hello.
What happened to you?
My gentle, blushing flower.
I had an, um... episode?
Surprise, surprise, she got
left behind in Ben's room.
I'm such a klutz.
Left behind?!
But anything could have happened.
You could have been hurt.
Or broken, no?
Broken? I... Uh, no.
Anything but that.
Aiee! Look at your tip!
It's all flat and horrible.
Alors, we fix you in a jiffy.
See you at the beach, Yellow.
But not so fast.
You do not need the spa.
But Madame Pink,
I was used today.
What did you color?
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