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[Cecelia Seiner]

Ifone counts the previous episode in airing order ("Star Catcher", which was originally produced in Season 4, but originally intended for and premiered during Season 3), then this would be the 2nd episode of Season 4.

In production order, it is the 21st episode of Season 4 and was the last episode of the show produced before the spinoff series, Go, Diego, Go! went into production. This was also last overall episode in production order to feature star-catching, which (at the time) had become infrequent throughout this season before being retired in full by Season 5.

Although this is the second double-length episode of the series, it is actually the first to premiere on TV, as "Dora's Pirate Adventure" was released on VHS and DVD on January 27, 2004, but it did not premiere on TV until January 17, 2005 (3 months and 25 days after this episode's TV premiere).

In this enchanting episode, Dora and Boots venture into Fairytale Land, where Boots inadvertently falls under a sleeping spell cast by a mischievous witch. To awaken him, Dora embarks on a quest to become a true princess by passing four magical tests: finding a red ring in a dragon-guarded cave, teaching giant rocks to sing using a prince's magic music box, transforming winter into spring with a bag of sunshine, and bringing the moon to the King and Queen with the help of both a magic hairbrush and friends Benny, Isa, Tico, and the Explorer Stars. Can Dora complete those tests and become a true princess? She's really going to need the viewer's help!

The episode starts with Dora and Boots playing in the forest when they hear a trumpet sound. They follow it and find out it was coming from a gate to a place called Fairytale Land. Dora invites the viewer to come along with them. The gate explains to enter Fairytale Land, they must say the password, which is "Once Upon a Time!". Dora, Boots, and the viewer do so, and the gate opens. They find lollipops, the Three Little Pigs, the Gingerbread Man, and many other fairytales as they sing the Fairytale Land song.

Dora tries to get Boots to wake up by yelling "Wake up!". Unfortunately, it didn't work. Then, she tries to tickle him, but to no avail. Luckily, the dwarfs know how Dora can break the spell. Sleeping Boots must get a hug from a true princess. The problem is that there aren't any true princesses in all of Fairytale Land, and many have tried to pass the tests to become one, but it's very hard. The Cheerful Dwarf suggested to Dora that she can become a true princess and save Sleeping Boots. Dora and the other dwarfs agree. Backpack and Map agreed too. There are four tests: First, Dora must find the red ring. Second, she must teach the giant rocks to sing. Third, she has to turn winter into spring. Finally, she must bring the moon to the Queen and King. Dora was surprised because that is a lot of tests. The Seven Dwarves, Map, and Backpack cheer for her thinking that she can do it. "Si se puede!" said Backpack, which is Spanish for "We can do it!". She asked the viewer if he/she wants to help her become a true princess and the viewer accepted the request.

Dora hears a voice calling her shortly before she goes off. It was the Ivy Vine Wall, who tells her that her rainbow leaves are falling off. Dora has to hurry because if she does not become a true princess and wake up Sleeping Boots before the last leaf falls, Sleeping Boots will be asleep forever!

Suddenly, Dora sees an oval shaped glass mirror containing a message from the Seven Dwarfs. The Dwarfs tell Dora that Sleeping Boots is snoring louder and that more leaves are falling from the Ivy Vine Wall. They remind her that she has to hurry to become a true princess before the last leaf falls. Dora tells them she's hurrying.

Suddenly, Dora sees a rectangle shaped glass mirror containing another message from the Seven Dwarfs. The Dwarfs tell Dora that there aren't many leaves left on the Ivy Vine Wall. The Wall once again reminds her that she has to become a true princess before the last leaf falls. Dora once again tells them she's hurrying. And now, Dora tells the viewers that the fairy tale adventure will be continued after these messages (obviously cut from both Paramount+ and the VHS/DVD version).

Dora's 3rd test is to turn winter into spring. She got cold when she got to Winter Valley. The witch remarks that Dora will never be able to turn winter into spring as she decided to make it even colder by having snowmen, snowballs, and storm clouds come by. When Dora saw the snowmen, snowballs, and storm clouds, she got even colder. Luckily, Dora remembered the bag of sunshine given to her by the Giant-Giant in which she put in her Backpack. Dora lets the sunshine out of the bag. Now, it was time to make things hot. They had to sing "Caliente". As the singing continued, the all of the snow melted. The witch got angry and walked away. Dora was proud to turn Winter Valley into Spring Valley. The animals came up to Dora and gave her a present. Dora found a magic hairbrush inside the present. It can make her hair really long. The animals warned Dora to be careful because the magic works only once and told her not to use the magic hairbrush until she needs it. Dora agreed to be careful and waved goodbye to the animals.

The King asks Dora to come forward and he changes her clothes, turning her into a true princess after completing all the tests. She now wears a floor-length princess gown That is golden with a pinkish-white petticoat underneath. It has a V neckline. The sleeves are long and straight and puff up at the shoulders. There are small pink stripes on the cuffs of the sleeves. The skirt is flowy and has pink and purple stripes on her legs hem. Her sneakers turn into high heels that are golden with pink flowers on them. Her hair is longer and curly and hangs down along her back from a long golden headdress with a pink flower. Dora has transformed into La Princesa Dora. But a diamond shaped glass mirror has another message from the seven dwarves. Dora had to hurry. There is only one leaf left on the Ivy Vine Wall. Dora has to hug Sleeping Boots to wake him up before the last leaf falls, or else Boots will be asleep forever! The King quickly calls in the unicorns. The unicorns came with a carriage for La Princesa Dora to ride on. To take off, she had to say "Vuelen" which is the Spanish word for "Fly". La Princesa Dora took off with the flying unicorns. Benny, Isa, Tico, the Queen, and King wished her good luck. As La Princesa Dora was on her way back to try and wake up Sleeping Boots, she flew over Spring Valley (formerly Winter Valley), the Giant Rocks, and the Prince's Palace (formerly the Dragon's Cave). After she got over all the places, the unicorns and carriage land on the grass and La Princesa Dora scurries off the carriage and hurries over to Sleeping Boots. She had to hug Sleeping Boots as tight as she could with some help from the viewer. As soon as the last leaf touched the grass, Sleeping Boots woke up. He stretches his arms and opens his mouth wide and yawns. Boots told Dora that he had an amazing dream. He dreamed that Dora was a princess with really long hair and sees that his dream came true. After the spell is broken, the ivy leaves magically return back on the wall. La Princesa Dora, Boots, the Seven Dwarfs, and the Ivy Vine Wall all celebrate their victory, with the prince, the Giant-Giant and his puppy, King Lion, Queen Lioness, Benny, Isa, and Tico all joining them. Thanks to Dora becoming a true princess and waking up Sleeping Boots in the nick of time, the mean witch was never seen again and everyone in Fairytale Land lived happily ever after.

Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure is a 2012 video game released for the Wii, Nintendo 3DS, and PC. The game was published by Disney Interactive Studios as a part of the Disney Princess franchise.

Players become the Fairy Godmother's apprentice and use their magic wands to stop a dark spell that has been cast over the kingdoms. They can enter the worlds of Disney princesses such as Belle, Tiana, Cinderella, Rapunzel, and Ariel and discover locations from the Disney films, including the Beast's castle, Rapunzel's tower, and Cinderella's ball. Players are also able to interact with supporting Disney characters from the films, play minigames, and personalize their characters and rooms in the Fairy Godmother's castle. They can earn gems while doing quests, which can then be exchanged for unique items.

Canadian Online Gamers gave the game a score of 83/100: "As far as Disney games on the 3DS are concerned, Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure ranks among the better ones out there. The visuals are vibrant, and the varied gameplay will keep all those aspiring Princesses busy for hours on end. While the gameplay does tend to get tedious at times, the reality is that the game's target audience, girls anywhere from 5 to 10, will definitely enjoy the game, provided, of course, they adore those Disney Princess characters".[1] Common Sense Media rated the game 4/5 stars for "quality", writing: "Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure is a non-violent adventure game in which kids take on the role of a customizable fairy godmother-in-training. Its simple themes of friendship and doing your duty are safe for kids, and its intuitive controls and elementary activities are suitable for kids as young as four or five years old. The only potential concern is that the game features plenty of commercial Disney characters and goes a little heavy on Princess glamor".[2]Gaming XP gave the game an 82/100: "The game is perfectly designed for children and has a good mix of Disney flair, difficulty, and gameplay. In addition to that, it looks good, especially with the 3D effect, and has a fully localized language edition. Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure also comes with collectibles, so a more in-depth experience is produced. Too bad that the playing time is a little too short; otherwise, an even higher rating would have been easily possible."[3]

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