School of Roars Season 1 Episode 4 I Want the Human

In School of Roars season 1 episode 4, entitled "I Want the Human," the lovable monsters are in for a surprise when a new student joins the class - a human! Wufflebump, Wingston, Yummble, Icklewoo, and Meepa are intrigued by the new arrival, but also find it hard to resist their natural urge to roar and scare.

The episode begins with Miss Grizzlesniff bringing in a special guest for show-and-tell - a human child named Emily. The monsters are initially confused by her lack of fur and tail, but quickly become enamored with her, as she sings and plays games with them. However, when she starts offering them human food, such as sandwiches and cookies, the monsters become conflicted.

While most of the monsters are content with just hanging out with Emily, Wufflebump becomes obsessed with the idea of owning a human. He dreams of all the fun they could have together, from playing games to cuddling up for bedtime stories. Wufflebump becomes increasingly frustrated when Emily chooses to hang out with the other monsters, and starts to concoct plans to win her over.

Meanwhile, Wingston is dealing with his own insecurities about fitting in. He feels left out when Emily and the other monsters are playing games, and worries that he's not cool enough to be her friend. Yummble and Icklewoo try to cheer him up by starting a game of monster hide-and-seek, but it only makes things worse when Wingston's hiding spot isn't discovered for a long time.

As the day goes on, Wufflebump's meddling reaches a climax when he tries to lure Emily away from the other monsters by offering to show her a secret room. However, things take a dangerous turn when they accidentally get locked inside, and Wufflebump realizes that his obsession with having a human has put Emily in danger. He manages to get help, and the two of them are rescued before anyone gets hurt.

In the end, the monsters all learn valuable lessons about friendship and acceptance. Wufflebump realizes that it's important to respect other creatures and not try to possess them, while Wingston learns that he doesn't have to change himself to fit in with his friends. Emily teaches them all about the joys of human friendship, from sharing snacks to playing with toys.

Overall, "I Want the Human" is a heartwarming episode that emphasizes the importance of kindness and understanding. It showcases the unique perspectives of the diverse group of monsters in Miss Grizzlesniff's class, and how they navigate their differences to form meaningful friendships.