Other dub names: Topsy Turvy (4Kids); The Vestibular System (Studio 100)
Krash and Chiko stand on their heads and find it fun, but when they get to their feet, everything starts swimming in front of their eyes, their heads are spinning, and they can barely walk. They meet Dokko, who tells them about the inner balance system. It helps us orient ourselves in space, and if we stand on our heads for a long time and then get on our feet, we will be able to adjust back. In order for it to readjust faster, it needs to be trained.
Dokko subjects Krash and Chiko to various training sessions. They can eventually get up on their heads and back without feeling dizzy. Wally passes by, feeling blue. Krash suggests him to change his point of view and turns him upside down. Wally likes to look at the world that way, but feels very shaky. Dokko declares that they'll take care of that.
Tropes:
- Continuity Nod: One of the pictures Dokko shows to Krash and Chiko is the paining of his house he made in "The Realist".
- Training Montage: The episode provides one when Dokko trains Krash and Chiko's vestibular systems to be able to readjust faster.
