The chauffeur takes the Pink Lady to her ball. City lights are obscured by the haze, so they use a lantern to travel through the night. Pipa is a seemingly loyal fish. The chauffeur has been taking her with him on each transport since 1467. Although she is getting older, her speed and enthusiasm is unmatched, and the Pink Lady remarks on her effectiveness as they glide. Little do they know, Pipa has other plans for the night. She is sick of being exploited by mere humans for transportation, and she decides it's time kill her master, and his passenger. Pipa takes them to the sewer, where all the fish reside. It is a fish party, and the pink lady is the main course for dinner.

Robbie the Alligator and his owner George were chilling in the cave. Robbie ate Petunia’s (the single mother with the basket) toddler, Hazel.

George’s wingman, Fred, stabbed Robbie in hopes to get hazel back, to help his bestie win the girl.

George then went into Robbie’s mouth in efforts to save Hazel, as an act of love toward Petunia. George was able to save Hazel, and with his act of heroism, Petunia falls in love with George.

They become engaged, and then Petunia finds out George is a playboy, and has had his alligator Robbie eat other children then save them to get the woman.

She then kills George and Robbie, and takes Hazel, and becomes an official girlboss.

Twenty-two-year-old Morty fell in love, so he asked his good friend Cupid for some help. But Cupid, who had fallen for the same girl, let jealousy get the best of him. He shot Morty straight through the head with an arrow. Distraught, Morty decided to run away from home and find a tiny chihuahua companion. To his surprise, he found that a strange superhuman named Riche had set the ocean on fire. Luckily, Mary Poppins had given Morty an umbrella and he embarked on his journey through the flames.