A short introduction tell us that at Reedington School there is going to be a Bazaar exposition, and Eli in sorcerer form thinks up ways to use the event for his next move. Spinner (or Spinny) considers attending it, but is reluctant as Kero might recognise him. Eli quickly dismisses this objection and, by use of a spell, sees to it that his identity will be preserved. So it's all set for Spinner to make his appearance. The reason why Kero would certainly attend this event is that sweets is a big part of it, so there was no way he would ever miss it. It bears mentioning that Spinner is very similar looking to Kero, except that he is of a darker hue, in addition to some other minor changes. The two eventually do meet, and Kero assumes that he is a goblin. I suspect that his assumption is exclusive to this version, as in the original episode it may be something different. Anyway, Kero tries to make friends with his gloomy-looking counterpart, but the attempt doesn't seem to go anywhere. At length, Kero suggests that they should both gorge on the sugary treats that the benign Guardian Beast has stashed, and Spinner relents.What follows is something akin to what happened when Kero scoffed down too much chocolate: he becomes inebriated and inebriated and Kero has to somehow restrain his guest's unwanted behaviour. This is made much easier than it looks as Sakura conveniently happens to be nearby and calls upon the magic of the sleep card, making Kero's job a cinch.
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