In a world where technology and nature collide, 'The Wild Robot' tells the story of Rozzum 7134, a robot designed for domestic tasks, who unexpectedly finds herself stranded on a remote island after a storm. As she awakens from her shipping crate, Roz is immediately confronted by the challenges of her new environment. With no human to guide her, she must learn to adapt to the wild, navigating the complexities of animal life and the harsh realities of survival.

Initially, Roz attempts to fulfill her programmed purpose by seeking out tasks to assist the island's inhabitants. However, her robotic nature is met with fear and suspicion from the local wildlife, who see her as a monster. Despite her cheerful demeanor and eagerness to help, the animals are quick to flee from her presence. Undeterred, Roz decides to learn from her surroundings, activating her learning mode and observing the behaviors of the various creatures around her.

As days turn into weeks, Roz's persistence pays off. She begins to communicate with the animals, learning their languages and understanding their needs. Her first significant challenge arises when she discovers a lone gosling, Brightbill, whose family has been lost. Roz instinctively takes on the role of a mother, despite her lack of programming for such a task. This bond between Roz and Brightbill becomes the emotional core of the story, as they navigate the trials of life on the island together.

Roz's journey is not without obstacles. She faces the threat of predators, harsh weather, and her own limitations as a robot. However, with the help of her newfound friends, including a cunning fox named Fink and a wise beaver named Paddler, Roz learns the importance of community and cooperation. Together, they build a shelter, gather food, and protect each other from danger.

As the seasons change, Roz and Brightbill grow closer, and Roz begins to understand the concept of love and family. However, the peace of the island is shattered when a storm brings the threat of human technology back into their lives. Roz receives a distress signal from her creators, prompting her to make a choice between returning to her factory or staying with her new family.

In a climactic showdown, Roz must confront the very technology she was designed to serve. With the help of her animal friends, she fights to protect her home and the life she has built with Brightbill. Ultimately, Roz chooses to embrace her identity as a wild robot, rejecting her original programming in favor of the bonds she has formed.

The film concludes with Roz sending a message to her creators, asserting her independence and the importance of her new life. As she watches Brightbill take flight with the other geese, Roz realizes that she has found her true purpose in the wild, forever changed by the love and experiences she has gained.

• The scene opens with a DreamWorks logo, transitioning to a dark, stormy moon filled with ominous clouds and pulsing lightning. The sounds of the storm build to a powerful crescendo of thunder, creating a tense and foreboding atmosphere. This atmospheric prologue sets the stage for impending danger, concluding with a thunderous climax that leads into the next scene.
• On a deserted beach at dawn, a robot named Rozzum 7134 is accidentally activated by curious otters. After introducing itself in multiple languages, it is knocked over by a wave and struggles to climb to safety. Observing a crab, Rozzum 7134 cleverly mimics its stance and successfully escapes the water, showcasing its adaptability and resilience.
• On a clifftop, Rozzum 7134 witnesses a crab being snatched by a gull, highlighting the unpredictability of nature. Undeterred, it deploys sound-gathering arrays to listen to the surrounding wildlife, expressing its readiness to engage with tasks. The scene concludes as Rozzum 7134 ventures into the dense forest, eager to begin its first assignment.
• In a vibrant island forest, Rozzum 7134, a cheerful robot, attempts to engage with various animals but faces rejection and hostility. Her efforts to assist a badger, squirrel, and beaver lead to misunderstandings, including being pelted with acorns and causing a dam collapse. After a chaotic struggle involving a raven and a lynx, a skunk intervenes, humorously spraying Rozzum and leaving her engulfed in a noxious cloud.
• In a forest, Rozzum 7134 enters a dormant state while activating her learning mode. Over the course of a week, time-lapse footage shows her surrounded by nature as various animals visit and leaves accumulate on her. A group of weasels discovers her, initially mistaking her for a dead creature and debating her 'freshness.' When Rozzum awakens, the weasels panic and flee, labeling her a monster. The scene concludes with Rozzum rising and brushing off the debris, marking her return to consciousness.
• In a serene clearing, various animals panic upon the arrival of Rozzum 7134, a robot previously associated with destruction. Paddler, a wary animal, warns others of Rozzum's past actions, while a baby bunny expresses fear about its intentions. Before Rozzum can clarify its purpose of helping, it is charged by Broadfoot, a large moose, leading to chaos as the animals rejoice at what they believe is Rozzum's demise. However, Rozzum rises again, causing further panic and scattering the animals, leaving it alone and confused about its role.
• On a desolate island at dusk, Rozzum 7134 finds herself isolated and desperate for help. After declaring her delivery unsuccessful, she activates a return transmitter as a storm brews. Just as she prepares to send a distress signal, she is struck by lightning, leading to her fall from the mountain peak, leaving her fate uncertain.
• Rozzum 7134 awakens in a dark forest, missing an eye and a hand. As she tries to retrieve her tools from mischievous raccoons, a chaotic chase ensues when one raccoon steals her transmitter. The pursuit leads to a tree that flings the raccoons into the ocean. Following the raccoon into a cave, Rozzum encounters Thorn, a grizzly bear, and narrowly escapes after a brief struggle. Tumbled downhill and tangled in branches, she discovers a broken bird's wing and shattered eggshells, ultimately finding one intact egg with a living bird inside.
• In a playful and adventurous chase, Rozzum 7134 discovers her egg has been stolen by the cunning fox, Fink. Using her infrared vision, she tracks him down, leading to a series of clever maneuvers and tricks. After a tense confrontation at the edge of a cliff, Fink swallows the egg but ultimately drops it after a mishap with a porcupine. Rozzum retrieves the egg intact and helps Fink with his quills before he scurries away, leaving their rivalry unresolved.
• In a deep forest, Rozzum 7134 discovers a hatching egg that reveals a gosling, which quickly imprints on her. Initially treating the gosling as a mere task, Rozzum's mechanical demeanor clashes with the chaotic antics of the gosling and playful baby opossums. After a humorous encounter with Pinktail, a mother opossum, Rozzum learns about the responsibilities of motherhood and ultimately embraces her new role as the gosling's caregiver.
• In a whimsical meadow scene, Rozzum 7134 projects images of various activities to inspire a gosling on her shoulder. She attempts to feed it a comically oversized pinecone, highlighting her misunderstanding of the bird's needs. Fink observes the situation with bemusement, adding to the light-hearted tone as Rozzum's efforts are met with confusion.
• In a whimsical scene by the pond, Rozzum 7134 playfully interacts with a gosling, which she accidentally causes to sink. Paddler humorously chastises her for 'littering' with the gosling. After activating the gosling, it is swiftly captured by a falcon. Fink, a fox and self-proclaimed predator, introduces himself, leading to a humorous exchange about their natures. Despite the playful tension, Rozzum 7134 seeks Fink's guidance on how to care for the gosling, showcasing her protective instincts.
• In a whimsical forest scene, Fink and Rozzum 7134 encounter scallops that snap around Brightbill. Rozzum vacuums them off, while Fink greedily eats them and insists they are good. Fink then hilariously persuades Rozzum to imitate a bear to distract bees, leading to chaos as he indulges in honey, causing Brightbill to get stuck. The scene escalates with Rozzum fleeing from a rampaging Thorn while carrying Fink, who remains focused on eating stolen salmon.
• On a beach at dusk, Rozzum 7134 uses a laser to steam clams while Fink, feeling bloated, helps a starving gosling find food. Rozzum reveals her damaged power core and the need for a replacement transmitter, but her protocols prevent her from harming other robots. Fink, embodying a pragmatic survivalist, suggests harsh measures for survival, including eating the gosling, which Rozzum opposes. Their conflicting views on survival and care for the gosling create tension, ending with Fink proposing to find a safer place for the vulnerable bird.
• At the base of a massive redwood tree, Rozzum 7134, Fink, and the Gosling carry wood when they encounter Paddler, who is fixated on cutting down the tree. The Baby Opossums express concern about the tree's danger, while Fink mocks Paddler's obsession, leading to a humorous exchange where Paddler defends his artistic approach. Despite the playful ridicule from Fink and others, Paddler remains steadfast in his beliefs, ending the scene with a defiant remark.
• At Paddler's Lodge, Rozzum 7134 expresses concern about borrowing the home without permission, but Fink reassures him it will be fine. Rozzum demonstrates its ability to create a dome over a gosling, but Fink insists it needs to be larger. As Rozzum enlarges the dome, the playful gosling interacts with him, establishing a friendly rapport. The scene captures a light-hearted moment filled with camaraderie, despite the underlying ethical dilemma.
• In this light-hearted scene, Roz diligently piles rocks to build a lodge while a playful gosling hops around, calling her name. Fink humorously questions Roz about her origins, leading to laughter at the expense of some squirrels. Despite initially dismissing the gosling's eagerness to help, Roz eventually lifts it to place a twig, resulting in a joyful moment of teamwork as they admire their completed lodge together. The scene captures the playful camaraderie among the characters and ends with Roz pondering what might be missing from their creation.
• On a beach, Roz, Fink, and the gosling search for wood when Fink prompts Roz to name the gosling creatively. Roz humorously opts for a numerical name, which Fink criticizes. As a storm approaches, they take shelter under a tree, where Fink encourages Roz to embrace her imagination. Roz's attempts to find a sound by reciting numbers lead to frustration for Fink and amusement for the gosling and a nearby squirrel. The scene highlights Roz's struggle with creativity amidst a light-hearted yet tense atmosphere.
• In a cozy lodge, Roz engraves a name for her gosling, Brightbill, while Fink suggests that names should be personal. Their peaceful evening is interrupted by Paddler, who ominously claims Roz has copied his house design. To comfort Brightbill, Fink begins to tell a story about a lonely gosling and a robot mother, which soothes the young bird despite Roz's skepticism about the tale's logic. As Brightbill falls asleep, Roz reflects on love, and the scene concludes with her shutting down to conserve energy, providing a sense of safety for Brightbill.
• In a sunlit forest, Brightbill, a robotic creature, struggles to connect with animals, leading to humorous moments with Roz and Fink. After a comical transformation into a skunk, Roz supports Brightbill as he prepares for a swimming test. Despite initial fears and a chaotic push into the lake, Brightbill manages to swim with encouragement from the baby opossums. Roz, concerned for his safety, secretly sends her detached hand to assist him, highlighting the themes of friendship and independence.
• Brightbill, excited to meet a group of geese, faces mockery and hostility instead. Snowdown questions his presence, while Honkington, Peck, and Feather bully him, leading to a dangerous confrontation with Rockmouth, a predator. Roz intervenes to save Brightbill but is injured in the process. The scene concludes with Brightbill feeling humiliated and confused about his identity, while the other geese express disdain for him.
• In a tense scene set in a cozy lodge at dusk, Roz struggles to reattach her scavenged foot while Brightbill confronts her about the accident that transformed him. Feeling betrayed and confused about his identity, Brightbill expresses his anger towards Roz, who admits her fault but tries to justify her actions. Their heated exchange reveals Brightbill's longing for a normal life and family, leading to unresolved emotional turmoil. The scene culminates with Brightbill knocking over Roz's woven nest, symbolizing his frustration and rejection of her.
• In a poignant moment of letting go, Roz releases Brightbill’s nest into the ocean and discovers a seaweed-covered shipping case on the beach. Inside, she finds a Rozzum manual and retrieves a robot hand and torso from the tide pools, only to realize that the fusion heart is dead. Following a trail of parts, she enters a cavern resembling an Atlantean amphitheater, where she uncovers a head similar to her own. When she examines it, the head unexpectedly activates, projecting a commercial for Universal Dynamics and their Rozzum robots, leaving Roz surprised and intrigued.
• In a futuristic setting, a lighter-than-air ship arrives at a sparkling domed city, where families, including a boy with a robotic dog, disembark. A child loses a balloon, which is promptly retrieved by a Rozzum robot, highlighting its helpfulness. The narration by Vontra promotes Universal Dynamics and the benefits of Rozzum robots, showcasing their role in household tasks and leisure activities. The scene conveys an optimistic tone, emphasizing a technologically enhanced, idealized life, culminating in a visual of the Rozzum interacting with the city.
• In a futuristic cave, Roz activates Rummage, a partially reconstructed Rozzum robot. As she shares her emotional struggles with motherhood and her improvised solutions, Rummage grows concerned about her overwriting of programming, suggesting she may be defective and should seek repairs. This interaction highlights Roz's internal conflict between her programmed duties and her emotional attachments, culminating in Rummage powering down, leaving Roz in uncertainty.
• On a mountain top, Roz reflects on her past mistakes and expresses regret about ruining everything. Fink arrives, teasing her about her disappearance and admitting his inexperience with geese. Roz reveals her plan to leave, believing she has found her place and that someone small, Brightbill, might need her help. Despite her doubts about his willingness to accept assistance, Fink encourages her to act. The scene captures their emotional struggle and urgency as they prepare to help Brightbill, ending with Roz deciding to stow her transmitter.
• In a garden setting, Brightbill expresses skepticism about flying, questioning Roz's confidence in his abilities due to his mutation. Despite his doubts, Roz asserts the importance of his life and encourages him to embrace the possibility of flying together. Fink, surprised by Brightbill's rejection of their help, adds to the tension. Roz's determination shines as she positions herself in front of Brightbill, emphasizing their goal. The scene culminates with Roz scanning a passing goose, signaling a shift towards action and the potential for flight.
• In a sunny meadow, Roz mentors Brightbill by projecting animated wing beats onto a rock wall to help him learn to fly. Brightbill struggles to mimic the movements, faceplanting after a jump. Encouraged by Roz to gain more speed, he hesitantly allows her to carry him. As Roz runs with Brightbill on her shoulder, he begins to feel a sense of lift, but their progress is interrupted when Roz trips on uneven ground, leaving Brightbill's flying journey uncertain.
• In a moonlit meadow, Roz works diligently to create a runway for faster running, expressing gratitude to Paddler for his support. After testing her new leg, she encourages Brightbill to fly, but he struggles with control and crashes into a squirrel. Roz quickly rushes to his aid, reassuring Fink of her safety while encouraging Brightbill to try again. The scene captures a blend of determination, excitement, and concern, ending with Roz lifting Brightbill and leaving the area, with hints of mishap marked by greenish fluid on the ground.
• In this tense night scene, Brightbill struggles with feelings of inadequacy as he tries to project his shadow to appear larger, expressing frustration over his smallness. Fink quietly warns him about the dangers of being up high, while Roz takes the lead in suggesting they seek help. The scene shifts to a cliffside nook where Roz and Fink present a proposition, ending with a mysterious focus on a pair of eyes in the shadows, hinting at an unknown presence.
• In a pivotal scene on a runway, Brightbill, a young bird, expresses doubt about his flying abilities. Roz introduces Thunderbolt, a confident falcon, who challenges Brightbill's perception of small wings, emphasizing their strength. Encouraged by Thunderbolt, Brightbill reveals his wings and takes to the air, marking a moment of growth and newfound potential. Roz reassures Fink about Brightbill's safety as the scene culminates in Brightbill following Thunderbolt into the sky, symbolizing a new beginning.
• In a coastal field during the morning, Thunderbolt mentors Brightbill in flying techniques, highlighting their differences in shape and ability. Roz prepares a training course with stakes and hoops. Together, Thunderbolt and Brightbill perform a successful dive, showcasing their skills. Brightbill expresses excitement and joy as he learns, and with Thunderbolt's encouragement, they repeat the exercise to improve. The scene concludes with their triumphant ascent back into the sky.
• As dusk settles on the beach, Roz watches over Brightbill while conversing with Longneck, the leader of the upcoming migration. Longneck praises Roz for her dedication to Brightbill, emphasizing the importance of endurance and heart in overcoming the challenges ahead. He reveals that Brightbill's journey has already surpassed expectations and stresses the need to keep him airborne. Their discussion highlights Brightbill's struggles and potential, blending concern with humor. The scene culminates in a montage of Roz training Brightbill, showcasing the physical challenges he faces as Longneck departs.
• In a cliffside meadow at dusk, Brightbill struggles to fly, battling pain and exhaustion. Encouraged by Roz and Fink, and motivated by Pinktail's tough love, he defies his limitations by grabbing a weight stone and climbing higher. As he soars against the sunset, Longneck watches proudly. The scene culminates with Brightbill landing at Roz's feet, revealing her eyes as the powerful lights he saw, while a group of animals observes in awe.
• In the Great Meadow at pre-dawn, Roz, Brightbill, and Fink join a gathering of geese preparing for migration. Longneck, a mentor figure, welcomes Brightbill into the formation, acknowledging Roz's role in his life. As Brightbill prepares to leave, Roz struggles with her emotions but ultimately supports his journey. After a heartfelt goodbye, Roz watches Brightbill take flight, feeling a mix of pride and sadness. The scene culminates in a brief moment of connection as Longneck circles back to Roz before they all disappear into the sky.
• On a cliffside, Roz and Fink engage in a heartfelt conversation about their futures and the complexities of love. Roz feels relief for Brightbill's well-being but grapples with her feelings about love and timing. Fink, acknowledging his isolation, offers advice but admits uncertainty about love's timing. As they reflect on their emotional struggles, Roz turns to speak to Fink, only to find he has mysteriously vanished, leaving her alone with her thoughts.
• In a mountainous setting at dusk, Roz carves a silhouette of a flying goose on a growth chart, symbolizing her bond with nature. As she journeys up the mountain, she observes Fink preparing his burrow for winter and other animals like Chitchat busy with their own tasks, while Thorn remains oblivious to her presence. Despite the strengthening storm, Roz reaches the peak and activates her transmitter, successfully completing her mission. The scene captures her determination and introspection, culminating in the blinking green light of the transmitter against the darkening sky.
• In the Universal Dynamics Control Center, an automated alarm signals a distress call, leading to a mapping of the location. The scene shifts to the San Francisco Bay, where Longneck finds Brightbill lost in thought. Brightbill expresses regret over not voicing his feelings before leaving, prompting Longneck to offer comfort by suggesting that unspoken emotions can still be understood. The reflective tone highlights Brightbill's internal struggle, while the serene visuals of the bay contrast with the high-tech environment. The scene concludes with Longneck's reassurance that hearts can communicate in their own way, leaving Brightbill to contemplate his emotions.
• In a blizzard, Longneck leads a flock of geese to a warm oasis inside a dome, instructing them to stay hidden. Brightbill, feeling lonely and rejected by the other geese, mistakenly believes he sees Roz and excitedly follows, only to realize he has confused her with another Rozzum. The scene captures Brightbill's isolation amidst the harsh storm and his fleeting hope, ending with his confusion.
• In the Dome Control Room, an emergency protocol triggers the Rozzums to chase the geese, causing panic among the flock. Longneck urges Brightbill to take charge and lead them to safety. As the Rozzums and the military robot Reco pursue them, Brightbill bravely executes evasive maneuvers. Longneck sacrifices his safety to buy time for the others, culminating in a tense escape through a narrow opening in the dome as danger looms.
• In a dark lodge during a severe winter storm, Roz wakes up and searches for Brightbill, revealing her determination to check on him despite breaking the rules by turning off the transmitter. She encounters Fink, who is relieved yet anxious about the storm. As Roz lights a fire for warmth, tension arises when Fink decides to leave, but Roz grabs him, creating a moment of conflict that leaves their next actions uncertain.
• In a harsh, snowy forest, Roz and Fink struggle against strong winds as they search for others in need. Fink doubts their mission, wishing for solitude, while Roz emphasizes their responsibility to help. Both express feelings of isolation but continue their search together. Fink dives into the snow and ultimately discovers a badger, symbolizing a glimmer of hope amidst their somber journey.
• In a desperate bid to save frozen animals during a harsh winter, Roz defrosts Grumble by the fire and rescues Rockmouth from the ice, only for him to escape back into the water. She comforts a shivering wolverine and Pinktail with her babies before cutting down a tree to free a frozen Chitchat. The scene takes a turn when Fink makes a morbid joke about a frozen animal, which Roz rebukes, emphasizing the seriousness of their plight. The urgency and compassion of Roz's efforts contrast with Fink's insensitivity, culminating in her continued struggle to save the animals.
• In this poignant scene, Roz descends a cliff to find Thunderbolt and later encounters Paddler, who is caught in a moment of hesitation. As they venture into the deep woods, Fink expresses his sadness over a den, prompting Roz to cover it back up while encouraging him not to give up. The emotional tone balances sorrow with hope, highlighting Roz's determination to uplift her friend amidst loss.
• In a foggy Pacific night, Roz leads animals to safety in her lodge while grappling with the harsh storm outside. Fink expresses concern for Roz's health and hints at a missing animal, heightening the tension. Roz's determination shines as she pushes aside a rock to search for the lost creature. The scene culminates with Roz dragging something large towards her lodge, suggesting a potential rescue amidst the uncertainty.
• In Roz's lodge, chaos erupts as animals engage in a wild bar fight. Fink, the caretaker, struggles to restore order while searching for his belongings. Roz, weak and fading, brings in Thorn, a half-frozen creature, causing panic. Fink urges the animals to unite for survival, and Roz asks for a truce. Thorn reassures the crowd, leading to a moment of calm. As Roz succumbs to exhaustion, the animals reflect on their fears and the importance of cooperation.
• As spring arrives, Roz the robot eagerly awaits the return of Brightbill, the young goose she has cared for. Brightbill leads a flock of geese back to the Great Meadow, where he is celebrated by his peers, including Fink, who expresses concern over the absence of Longneck. While Brightbill feels pride in his leadership, the unresolved fate of Longneck casts a shadow over the joyous reunion. The scene captures the contrast between the harsh winter outside Roz's lodge and the vibrant life of the meadow, culminating in Brightbill's realization that Roz has been waiting for him.
• Brightbill arrives at the empty lodge searching for Roz, who is lost in thought on an old runway. A silver ship lands, and a robot named Vontra reveals that Roz is one of six lost Rozzums, urging her to come aboard. Sensing danger, Roz hesitates and, with Fink's help, escapes into the forest, evading military-grade robots called Recos. Supported by Thorn and other animals, Roz declares herself a wild robot, and together they confront the Recos in a chaotic battle, showcasing their unity and strength as they protect their home.
• On a recovery ship, Vontra expresses concern over the malfunctioning Reco, while in a nearby field, Thorn warns Roz of imminent danger. Roz is captured by Reco 6 but cleverly pretends to go limp, allowing her to escape when Fink shoots the robot. Fink stands victorious over the remains of another robot, R5, as a raccoon steals R5's head, which had activated a rescue beacon before going dark. The scene is filled with tension, humor from the baby opossums, and ends with a sense of unresolved chaos.
• In a meadow celebration turned chaotic, an explosion from downed Recos ignites flames and smoke. Brightbill desperately calls for Roz, who is captured by Vontra's ship. As Vontra taunts the animals, Brightbill rallies a flock of birds to pursue the ship, while Thorn and Fink become aware of the spreading fire, adding urgency to their plight.
• In a tense control bay, Roz, groggy and restrained, confronts technician Vontra as he prepares to recondition her and extract valuable data about the island. Surrounded by salvaged Rozzums, Roz grapples with her lack of understanding and consent, realizing she is being treated as a mere resource. The unsettling atmosphere underscores the conflict between her individuality and the exploitation of her data.
• In the maintenance bay of a ship, Roz desperately pleads with Vontra to allow her to keep at least one of her memories, highlighting their emotional significance to her. However, Vontra, focused on their mission and the importance of Roz's data to Universal Dynamics, firmly refuses her request. He activates a switch, causing the ship to lurch and alarms to sound, visually representing the tension between Roz's vulnerability and Vontra's cold pragmatism. The scene ends with the ship in chaos, mirroring the unresolved conflict between them.
• As Brightbill and Thunderbolt dive towards the ship, a flock of birds collides with the vessel, causing chaos on the bridge. Vontra scrambles to control the ship amidst alarms and evasive maneuvers, while a laser cannon fires at the birds, resulting in damage. In the maintenance bay, Roz expresses a desperate need to retain its memories and calls out for Brightbill, highlighting its emotional turmoil. The scene is filled with tension and urgency as the ship faces an ongoing threat.
• In a chaotic moment aboard a ship, Brightbill crashes through the windscreen and navigates the corridors to find Roz unresponsive. He reassures her that her actions were not her fault and expresses his love, which revives her. As Roz lights up and reciprocates his feelings, suggesting they go home, Vontra frantically tries to regain control of the ship, alarmed by Roz's escape.
• In a forest ablaze, Fink and Thorn desperately seek Paddler's help to escape the flames. Paddler, however, demands acknowledgment for his previously mocked project before he will assist. The animals collectively apologize, but Fink struggles to fully validate Paddler, creating tension. The urgency of the fire heightens the stakes as they navigate their conflicting needs for recognition and survival.
• In a tense scene aboard a ship under attack, Roz races to protect her companion Brightbill from the antagonist Vontra, who threatens to capture them. Despite being shot in the knee, Roz activates the tractor beam with her detached hand, defeating Vontra. She then sacrifices her power core to save Brightbill, jumping into a burning forest and creating a massive splash in a lake below to extinguish the flames.
• After a victorious confrontation at the lake shore, Roz emerges with Brightbill, prompting a celebration among her friends. However, Roz expresses her need to leave for their protection, causing distress among the group. Despite their protests, she reassures them of their strength and the bond they share. The scene culminates in an emotional group embrace, symbolizing their unity and support for Roz's decision, as she promises to always be with them in spirit.
• In the early morning light, Brightbill completes the lodge's reconstruction, while Roz decorates the mantle with a cherished photo. As a ship reminiscent of the past approaches, Roz stands vigil, symbolizing her connection to what was. Brightbill bids farewell, flying alongside the ship until he can no longer keep up, marking a poignant goodbye. Meanwhile, Fink and Thorn share a light-hearted moment at a cliff, watching the ship's ascent into the sky, embodying hope and new beginnings. The scene concludes with Fink leaving tracks in the deep snow, symbolizing the journey ahead.
• In a cozy lodge filled with sleeping animals, Fink arrives and questions Paddler about his larger depiction in carvings. While a group of baby animals is initially captivated by a projection of Rozzum robots, Pinktail insists on story time instead. Fink shares a tale about Roz, a robot who valued kindness for survival, prompting curiosity from a baby lynx about Roz's current situation. The scene captures a warm, nostalgic atmosphere of community and comfort, ending with the lynx's question leading to a transition.
• In a domed city, Fink's voiceover reveals the need for Roz to return to complete important work, prompting concern among baby animals about her absence. As they express their worries, the scene shifts to an orange orchard where Roz, a Rozzum robot, interacts with a human worker. Brightbill, a close friend of Roz, enters and shares a heartfelt hug with her, emphasizing their bond. The scene concludes with a hopeful tone as Fink reassures that Roz is likely planning to return, fading to black as the credits roll.