Ep 26. Chair

Unikitty is an American-Danish animated television series produced by The Lego Group and Warner Bros. Animation. The show features the titular character Unikitty, who is the ruler of the kingdom of Unikingdom, and her friends as they go on adventures and try to stop the evil Master Frown and his sidekick Brock.

In the season 1 finale, titled "Chair," Unikitty is excited to finally get a brand new chair for her throne. However, things don't go as smoothly as planned when everyone in the kingdom wants a turn sitting in the chair. Frustrated with the chaos and disruption, Unikitty decides she needs to figure out a better system for sharing the throne.

Throughout the episode, Unikitty tries various methods of determining who gets to sit in the chair next. She starts with a first-come, first-served system, but soon realizes that this leads to unfairness and hurt feelings. She then tries assigning time slots, but this proves to be too rigid and difficult to enforce. Finally, she decides to let everyone vote on who should get to sit in the chair next.

As the voting progresses, it becomes clear that not everyone is happy with the results. Some characters feel left out or ignored, while others are angry that their preferred candidate did not get chosen. Unikitty begins to feel overwhelmed and doubts whether any system can truly be fair.

In the end, however, Unikitty has a realization. She decides that it's not the system that needs to change, but the mindset of the people in her kingdom. She encourages everyone to be kind and considerate of each other, and to work together to make sure that everyone's needs are met. By learning to share and compromise, Unikitty and her friends are able to finally enjoy the new chair without any arguments or hard feelings.

"Chair" is a heartwarming and humorous conclusion to the first season of Unikitty. The episode not only entertains with its clever jokes and colorful animation, but also carries a positive message about the importance of cooperation and compassion. Through the trials and errors of finding a fair system for sharing the throne, Unikitty and her friends learn that true happiness comes not from having the best chair or the most power, but from having a supportive community and a spirit of generosity. Fans of the show will be delighted by this satisfying conclusion to a fun-filled and uplifting season.