Dunno on the Moon - 1 ª Season

In the Flower City, the short guys are busy harvesting the crops. Dunno decides to bring a watermelon, but it falls into the Cucumber River and floats away. After this, Dunno, who miraculously escaped from the watermelon, is reprimanded for the loss of the fetus, and decides to bring the largest cucumber as an apology. At night, he goes to the garden, where he encounters a cockchafer, which swoops down on the main character from behind, hitting him on the head.

Chamomile waters flowers in the garden. Her friend Mushka tells her that today there will be a great debate in the city. Dunno steps on the hose, splashes everyone and breaks the fence with the pressure of water, for which he gets what he deserves, since he became a victim of his next trick. Meanwhile, Znayka arranges an argument with astronomer Steklyashkin about the existence of life on the Moon. The astronomer perceives the proposal to build a rocket negatively, believing that there is not a sufficiently powerful engine.

Dunno decides to hide in a rocket at night in order to fly secretly with everyone. He takes Donut as his partner, who is not accepted due to his excess weight. In the rocket, they climb into bags of seeds that were intended for the lunar runts and plan to sleep until the morning. When Dunno falls asleep, Donut, who doesn't like the idea, is about to get out of the rocket.

Realizing that the rocket will soon fall on the Moon, Donut admits to Dunno that he accidentally launched the rocket. Dunno makes peace with the computer, and the rocket lands on the moon. Only after reaching the surface of the Moon, the main character falls into a crater, which turns out to be a through passage to the inner core. It is inhabited by the same short people as those on earth. There are monetary relations between them (since capitalism), and the plants correspond to the growth of the short ones.

One of the prisoners, Miga, having made friends with Dunno, asks the latter, after his release, to deliver a letter to his friend named Julio. In the trial of Dunno, the criminal Krasavchik (Mushroom's former accomplice) does not recognize the hero as a bandit. After leaving prison, Dunno meets with a crying Zvyozdochka and learns that she was fired by the editor of the Lunar Newspaper, Grizzle, for publishing an article about how the chemical plants of the oligarch Spruts are polluting the air.