Plot
An evil and demented astrophysicist named Baron Aloha has removed giant pieces of land from the Crater Planet, using his gigantic land-lifting machines, to turn into his own private resorts. Aloha has also removed and hidden away the Jet Pods that propel each world. As the residents of Crater Planet call for help, the Universal City Hall sends one of their agents, a robotic bunny named Robbit, to find the Jet Pods, stop Aloha, and save Crater Planet from emptiness.
Aloha surrounds himself with creatures called MuuMuus, small, white, five-limbed creatures with palm trees on their heads. Many of the game's full motion videos feature the MuuMuus in an izakaya, humorously recounting their defeat at the hands of Robbit.
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