The world is made up of so many colors. From the sky, the food you eat, and even your favorite stuffed animals. In the small town of Bergville, a young girl wants to use these colors to make something amazing! 

"What can I do?" The girl asked herself, angry that she couldn't think of anything to paint. "If this keeps up, I'll never be a painter."

"I give up!" the girl yelled. In a fit of anger, she threw her paint at the canvas!

Her Canvas was ruined! The girl stomped out of her room, and left for a calming bike ride. What she didn't expect though, was that something magical was about to happen.

Whenever someone paints on their canvas, spottles are made. spottles are creatures, made of pure imagination and magic!

There's a type of spottle for every color, but how will they be found?

Spottles only have one goal: bring joy and color to every canvas!

"Did you guys hear that?" Jimmy asked.

"Yeah, that poor girl is giving up on her dream." Roger responded.

Roy suggested, "Let's explore! There must be something we can do to help her, and we can't be the only ones here."

The energetic red spottle went off to explore the canvas in order to find a way to help the girl. What he didn't know was that he was going to encounter someone new.

"Hi, my name's Roy!" Roy said, "I'm glad that we're not the only ones here."

Sadly, the blue spottle ran off in a hurry.

"Wait,  please come back! We have to help out a poor girl!" Roy called.

Jerry asked, "Did you find anything, Bonbon?"

"Yes, and it's another spottle! That means we can try out the experiment I've talked about!" Bonbon revealed.

The blue spottle wasn't alone. She had her own group, just like Roy.

"I finally caught up to you, and what a surprise!" Roy exclaimed, "I didn't know there were more of you!"

"Is this the spottle you're talking about, Bonbon?" Bobby asked.

"Are you sure? He might not like your idea." Terry questioned.

"Yes, and please let him through," Bonbon asked, "let's go for a quick walk, Roy."

"Sure thing." Roy responded.

"We already know about the girl," Bonbon explained, "and I have been thinking of ways to help. I figured out a way, but it might be dangerous. Will you mix with me?

"Of course," Roy answered, "anything to help her out!"

Having walked for a while, Bonbon thought to herself that it was the right time to tell Roy her experiment.

By getting near each other, they're able to combine into something brand new!