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Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat: #12201"Cool Fu-Fu"The "Rebel Wings", a group of gangster bats, is recruiting new members. And Fu-Fu's going to try to see if he can join them. Fu-fu makes it in. So, he has to change to a rowdy atitude and starts doing bad things, and not mix around with Sagwa anymore. But he soon realizes that being with his friends is better than being a gangster, so he quits. In the meantime, Cook and Reader both fight because they both want to look after a plum tree that was given to the Foolish Magistrate by the Emperor, but soon realize that they do a better job working together.#12202"A New Cook in the Kitchen"The cook's little brother,'Little Cook' is coming. But just before he gets there, cook injures his arm. So little cook takes over his cooking. And everyone seemed to LOVE little cook's dishes and seem to not care about cook anymore. Cook starts feeling left out. In the meantime, Little Cook has the inferiority complex and feels that his cooking wouldn't be as good as Cook's. Reader notices this, and tells Tai-Tai. Later, Tai-Tai requests for a dish that she knows Little Cook can't possibly make. So, Cook and Little Cook teams up and the dish was spactacular! In the meantime, Both Sagwa and Dongwa fights see who's better at gathering water chestnuts. Sheegwa shows them that when their ideas, when used individually, is good, but when put together, is even better.

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