Ep 5. Queen for a Day/Jolly Special Friend

In "Queen for a Day/Jolly Special Friend", the fifth episode of Let's Go Luna! season 2, the gang finds themselves in the country of Spain. Their mission is to attend the Feast of the Three Kings celebration, which is part of the Epiphany festivities. As always, Luna the Moon guides them through the different customs and traditions of the festival.

The first part of the episode, "Queen for a Day", introduces the kids to the Roscón de Reyes, a cake that is traditionally eaten during the Feast of the Three Kings. The cake has a small trinket hidden inside, and the person who finds it is crowned "King" or "Queen" for the day. Leo, Carmen, and Andy start looking for the trinket in their slices of cake, but before they know it, the competition has turned into a silly race, with everyone trying to eat as much cake as possible.

Meanwhile, Luna takes them to a nearby palace, where they discover that the current Queen of Spain is having a royal ball that evening. Carmen gets excited at the idea of meeting a real queen and asks Luna to take them to the palace. However, they soon find out that getting into a royal ball is not as easy as it sounds. The palace guards are very strict, and the kids have to come up with a plan to sneak in. Will they be able to get inside and meet the queen?

In the second part of the episode, "Jolly Special Friend", the gang is getting ready for the parade that is part of the Feast of the Three Kings celebration. They each make their own costumes, but Andy is not happy with his. He thinks his costume is not "special" enough and decides to make a new one, even though there is not much time left. He ends up getting help from a new friend, a street performer named Jolly.

Jolly is a fun and quirky character who teaches Andy how to make a more elaborate costume using recycled materials. He also shows them some of his tricks, like juggling and riding a unicycle. However, Carmen and Leo are not sure if they trust Jolly, and they try to warn Andy about getting too involved with a stranger. Will Jolly prove to be a trustworthy friend, or will he let Andy down?

Overall, "Queen for a Day/Jolly Special Friend" is a fun and engaging episode that teaches children about the traditions and customs of the Feast of the Three Kings celebration in Spain. It also emphasizes the importance of friendship and the value of creativity and resourcefulness. The characters are lovable and relatable, and the animation and music are colorful and catchy. Let's Go Luna! is a great show for preschoolers and young children who want to learn about different cultures and places around the world.