Dog Man: Fetch-22 with Petey and Maddie

Chapter 5: A Buncha Stuff That Happened Next

"Welcome back to our news show!"

Sarah and Chief were still on the news. Dog Man walked over to them, dragging his wagon, which was filled with lots and lots of Supa Brain Dots. "And look who's here. It's Dog Man."

"He just finished collecting all the Supa Brain Dots in the city," Chief said, him and Dog Man saluting before turning to Sarah. "Now nobody else will develop psychokinetic brain powers or become supa angry. "

"See? I told you nothing would go wrong," Chief said, before turning to Dog Man and bringing his hand out. "Shake a paw, Dog Man."

Dog Man let go of the wagon and shook Chief's hand. "Hey!" The camera man who was recording the three noticed the wagon rolling down the hill.

"The wagon is rolling away!" Sarah said in alarm, catching Dog Man and Chief's attention.

"Get it, Dog Man!" Chief said as Dog Man took off after the rolling wagon. He ran and ran. When he got close, Dog Man jumped and grabbed the handle. The Supa Brain Dots soared into the air. It fell into the pond where the Fair Fairy was sitting by. It fell into the pond, where the twenty two tadpoles were in.

Meanwhile, at cat jail, the sleeping gas had cleared. "Alrighty, then, the sleeping gas in the room had dissipated," Grampa said, removing his gas mask. "Now it's time for phrase 2 of my evil plan."

Grampa reached into his bag and pulled out a razor. He walked to the mirror,  sprayed shaving cream on his face and shaved himself. He no longer had the shaved beard.

He took out tweezers from his bag yanked one of his whiskers out. He then glued it on the right side of Petey's face, giving him six whiskers and having five whiskers himself. He took out a black marker and drew dots on Petey's face that gave him a shaved beard.

Grampa took a can of orange juice. He drank out of the can before then gluing the lid to Petey's tail, making him have a perfect tail. "Now for the finishing touch," Grampa said as he removed his glasses and placed them on Petey's face. Petey now looked like Grampa.

Grampa checked himself out in the mirror. "Perfection," Grampa said. He looked like Petey now. But he was missing something. "But wait."

Grampa flipped the cap of the orange can off and removed the wrapper from his. He then placed it on his tail. Now he looked just like Petey. 100%.

"Okay, sleepyheads," Grampa said, walking over to Lil' Petey and Maddie. "It's time to go."

Grampa picked up Maddie, holding her on his shoulder before then picking up Lil' Petey. He walked out of the room, holding both of them. "Oh, guard!" He called out.

"Yes, Petey?" The guard showed up.

"My Dad just fell asleep," Grampa said, pointing at Petey.

"Oh, dear, I better get him into bed," the guard said. As the guard carried Petey, Grampa walked out of cat jail, carrying Lil' Petey and Maddie with him.

Meanwhile, the pond was turning purple due to the affects of the Supa Brain Dots. All the tadpoles were being affected.

"What's happening to us?" One of them asked.

"My brain feels weird."

"Mine too!"

"It's almost as we all developed psychokinetic brain powers somehow."

"Yeah!"

"But how could such a thing have happened?"

"Beats me."

"Hey!"

The tadpole noticed that the Fair Fairy started leaving, taking the chair with her. "Mommy, where are you going?" One of the tadpoles asked.

"I ain't your mommy, you little weirdos," Fair Fairy said as she continued to leave. The tadpoles cried after her.

"Hey, Ma!"

"Mommy!"

"Come back, Momma!"

"Mom!"

"Don't leave us!"

The tadpoles focused their minds. They focused and focused. They were floating, raising out of the pond using their minds.

Mmf mmbrmff muh, moof!" Fair Fairy was walking, with her hand Downward Dog was worn on holding the chair. Downward Dog noticed the flying tadpoles and tried to alert Fair Fairy.

"What?"  Fair Fairy asked, stopping and looking at Downward Dog.

"Mmf mmbrmff muh moof!" Downward Dog tried to warn her, but his voice was muffled because he was holding the chair in his mouth.

"You shouldn't speak with your mouth full," Fair Fairy told him sternly.

Downward Dog let go of the chair and faced Fair Fairy. "Look behind you, dude!" He warned. Fair Fairy gasped when she saw the flying tadpoles.

"Mommy, don't go!"

"We love you, Mom!"

"Stay with us, Mom!"

"How did those ugly things learn to fly?" Fair Fairy asked.

"Dude, maybe you shouldn't antagonize them," Downward Dog told her.

"Stay away from me, you slimy green goonies!" Fair Fairy said, grabbing the chair and waving it around in an effort to get the tadpoles to back off. She started running away. "I'm outta here!"

"Momma, come back!" One of the tadpoles cried.

"What should we do?" Another asked.

"I've got an idea," a third tadpole said. She turned around and zapped a tree with her mind powers. The tree slowly began to come to life.

"C'mon, everybody," one of the tadpoles said. "Let's work together."

The rest of tadpoles zapped the tree with their mind powers. The tree came to life. It walked over and grabbed the Fair Fairy. It bounced her like a ball and swooshed her around in its hands like Play-Doh.

"STOP!" The Fair Fairy shouted. The tree held her tightly in it claws. "How did this tree come to life."

"We're controlling it with our minds!" One of the tadpoles answered.

"Yeah, we're supa angry!" Another said.

"And we're not gonna let you leave us again!" A third said angrily.

"Now, now, wait just a minute," the Fair Fairy said in a gentle tone. "Maybe we can all work something out."

"What are you doing, dude?" Downward Dog asked.

"Shh, don't you see?" Fair Fairy asked before explaining. "Those powerful little tadpoles are  what I need to make everything fair!"

"Oh."

"Now put me down, and let's be a family," Fair Fairy told the tadpoles. The tree placed the Fair Fairy down, who hopped down. "Good. Now all we need is a name for this tree monster. We must find a name that suggests unlimited power, unstoppable evil, and ultimate destruction! A name that strikes terror into the hearts of all."

"I've got it!" Downward Dog said, having an idea for the tree's name.