Jolly hears his brother lower his voice and shows up with the mushroom radio under his arm. He looks at Trilly, looks at the toast, and turns up the volume. He sings terribly, but he puts so much heart into it that even the person who had only come to borrow a hammer ends up dancing.
A root trips him and he gets up without losing the beat. Later, the neighbor's grumbling ends up recorded over the music: Jolly had pressed the red button because he liked the little light. His way of taking care of his own comes with rhythm, jam, and very little shame.
The real figure keeps his red felt hat, white hair, purple sleeves, diamond-patterned overalls, and green shoes. It's a handmade cold porcelain Magikito; its workshop photos and its scenes share the same identity.
