The first stage for the Pororo band's comeback performance is set. After conductor Harry introduces the members of the Pororo band one by one, the exciting Pororo band's performance begins.

Crong is found by his friends eating delicious cakes alone. He starts to hiccup. Hiccup! Hiccup! Crong's friends try to stop Crong from hiccuping through a song (rearranged "Cuckoo Waltz" by J.E.JONASSON).

The boring day continues. Pororo and his friends decide to go on a picnic and pack their bags and go to bed, expecting a picnic tomorrow. The lyrics are about the excitement of the day before the picnic and the joy of the day.

Petty is always energetic. Her friends ask Petty what the secret is. Petty says it's because she works out every day with Porong Porong exercise, and her friends decide to learn it from Petty too.

There are many fluffy clouds in the sky. Clouds are shaped like butterflies, hearts, cars, and more. Pororo and his friends want to ride up, play, and touch the clouds.

Whenever I'm hungry, my stomach makes a sound, when I'm feeling bloated a fart might pop out! This song is about the sounds of the body.

Spring, summer, fall, winter. Pororo and his friends like different seasons. Each says that their favorite season is the best, but they end up saying that all four seasons are great.

A starry night. When everyone is getting ready to sleep, a star-fairy comes to Pororo and Crong's house. The star-fairy sprays star powder on the friends and they fly together in the night sky. A lullaby from the star-fairy wishing our friends to have a good night's sleep.

Pororo and Crong imagine being superheroes. They want to become superheroes to beat bad villains and save their friends in crisis.

A song that reimagines the lyrics of James Orchard Halliwell's "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush." Curious as to who lives in the mountains, who lives in the sea, and who lives in the moon at night?

Crong learns gardening from Loopy, who grows pretty flowers. Loopy tells Crong that the buds will grow one step at a time when he's planting seeds, Pating them, and water them,

Pororo and his friends have a great time with the monkeys on the summer island. On the beach, where the hot sun and white waves are swaying, they sing and dance excitedly 'Hulula hula'.

Pororo and Crong keep arguing over tiny things. Their friends come to their house and sing a song telling them not to fight but to be good friends to each other. When you sing along to "Roly Poly Friends" with a cute dance, Pororo, and Crong smile at each other.