Synopsis[]
Rooney, a passionate Ghost Hunter, mistakenly believes a glowing Rabbid is a ghost. Meanwhile, Zak, aware of Rabbids on Earth through his popular blog, tries to explain they're aliens. Amid comedic misunderstandings and gadget failures, the episode parodies "Ghostbusters" while showcasing character quirks and dynamics.
Plot[]
the story unfolds with a comedic and mysterious atmosphere. The setting is a moonlit night, where Rooney, a fervent Ghost Hunter, is in a state of anticipation and determination. He has been on an observant vigil, marking it as "Observation night number 13," hoping to capture evidence of paranormal activity. Rooney is armed with what he believes to be a "Phantomizer," a device designed to capture ghosts.
Throughout his many nights of vigilance, Rooney has been documenting his journey on a blog, even though he's met with skepticism from the public. However, this particular night is destined to be different. His patience is rewarded when he finally spots what appears to be a genuine ghost. With adrenaline pumping and dreams of fame on his mind, he hastily tries to capture the ghost using his Phantomizer. But, much to his frustration, the device fails him, leading to comedic moments of him grappling with the faulty gadget.
Meanwhile, Zak, another character in the episode, receives a photo from Zoe depicting a glowing Rabbid near some ruins. Putting two and two together, Zak deduces that Rooney's flying submarine, where Zak is presumably headed, must be located nearby. Zak's Rabbid blog, which is popular among some circles, has hinted at the existence of Rabbids on Earth, and this discovery seems to corroborate his claims.
As Zak approaches the area, he spots the glowing Rabbid that was captured in Zoe's photo. However, Rooney, still in his fervent pursuit, believes the Rabbid to be a ghost and tries to shoo Zak away, insisting that he saw the ghost first. The ensuing conversation reveals the misunderstanding: Rooney thinks Zak is the "wacko" behind a blog about Rabbids invading Earth, while Zak tries to explain that they're not ghosts but aliens.
The episode takes a humorous turn as Rooney's initial confusion transforms into admiration for Zak and his blog. The comedic dynamic between the characters is highlighted, especially when Rooney realizes that the Rabbids are indeed aliens. However, before they can delve deeper into their newfound camaraderie, Zak and the Rabbid make a hasty exit, leaving Rooney in a state of epiphany and astonishment.
The episode cleverly intertwines elements of mystery, comedy, and parody. References to Zak's blog and Rooney's blog add layers to the characters, giving viewers a deeper insight into their motivations and quirks. Moreover, the episode pays homage to the classic "Ghostbusters" with its title and thematic elements, further enriching the narrative.
Quotes[]
- Rooney: Observation night number 13. Still no sign of paranormal activity. Patience. A Ghost Hunter never gives up. (Sighs) Even when no believes him. (Gasps) What the...? Finally! A real ghost. I need proof. There. Right out to the blog. I'll be famous! And now... to capture it... Got you! Ah, stupid Phantomizer.
- Zak: Zoe sent me this photo of a glowing Rabbid. It was posted near some ruins. I bet your sub's near there.
- Rooney: You get back here, ghost! I see you. Full power. Do you think you can resist me? Wow, this must be at least a type four.
- Zak: Can't be far. And, hey! He glows. We'll find him for sure. Hey, there! The glowing Rabbid.
- Rooney: You piece of junk! I guess. I'll have to make a deal with this.
- Zak: Hey, you okay? I'm your friend. Hey, what's your problem?
- Rooney: Get lost! I saw the ghost first. To find your own.
- Zak: It's not a ghost. It's... kind of an alien.
- Rooney: An alien? Hey! I know you. You're the wacko with the blog about Rabbids that invaded the Earth. I love it! It's so stupid. Wow, Zak! The Zak. I'm gonna get a billion hits. Hey! What are you doing?
- Zak: Come on, guys. Sorry. We gotta go! We got a sub to catch! Bye-bye!
- Rooney: He was right. Those Rabbids are aliens coming to invade the Earth. No!
Trivia[]
- Zak's Rabbid blog is referenced, and it shows that someone has even read it.
- It's revealed that Rooney does, indeed have a blog.
- Ghost-Rabbid is a parody of Ghostbusters.