An Extremely Goofy Movie

Max Goof begins college with his friends, while Goofy copes with an empty-nest mood back home. His work at the toy-assembly factory spirals into chaos, culminating in a massive explosion that gets him fired. The setback forces Goofy to confront his career prospects and sets the stage for later events.

After the dismissal, Goofy visits the unemployment office to seek help. The clerk bluntly informs him that a college degree is required to land another job. This harsh news pushes Goofy to consider returning to school and making himself useful again.

Bradley Uppercrust III, a veteran skater and leader of Gamma Mu Mu, drops by the Gamma Mu Mu fraternity to scout talent. He spots Max's skate potential and invites him to join the Gamma team to compete in the X Games. Max sees a chance to fit in but keeps his options open.

Max declines the invitation because joining Gamma would force him to leave his friends behind. He worries the team would fracture his circle with P.J. and Bobby. The decision strains his budding relationship with Bradley but preserves his core friendship group.

A skirmish between the Max-led group and Gamma triggers a bet in which the loser becomes the other team's towel boy. To Max's horror, Goofy starts attending the same college and interrupts downtime with chores. The father-son dynamic grows more complicated as Goofy becomes part of campus life.

To keep Goofy occupied, Max schemes to introduce him to Sylvia Marpole, the college librarian with whom he shares a surprising amount in common. Max hopes a distraction will keep Goofy from entangling with the Gamma team. The plan briefly yields positive results as Goofy and Sylvia connect.

Goofy accidentally impresses Bradley with a clumsy skate maneuver, catching his eye. Bradley invites Goofy to join the Gamma team, and Goofy accepts after encouragement from Max. The father-son tension deepens as Goofy becomes part of Gamma.

During the first X Games qualifiers, Bradley blinds Max with a pocket mirror during his run and secretly installs a rocket booster on Goofy's skateboard. The stunt gives Goofy an edge, and his team advances toward the semi-finals while Max's team struggles. The competitive atmosphere heats up as both sides push their limits.

Max lashes out at Goofy, telling him to stay out of his life. Back at college, Goofy fails his first midterm and misses a date with Sylvia, dampening his confidence. The rift widens just as the season's pressure mounts.

Pete, their neighbor, motivates Goofy to regain his focus. He returns to college, reconciles with Sylvia, and with her help, improves his remaining exams. Goofy rediscovers his motivation and starts turning his academic performance around.

Goofy decides to quit the Gamma team after overhearing a cheating plot, but Max remains angry over the qualifiers and doesn’t heed the warnings. The distrust between father and son grows as the semi-finals approach. The team dynamic becomes unstable just when it matters most.

Semi-finals arrive with only Max's and Gamma's teams remaining; Bradley eliminates P.J. from the competition, leaving Max's squad short. To salvage their chances, Max apologizes to Goofy via a dramatic jumbotron moment and invites him back to join. The emotional moment revitalizes their partnership.

The final triathlon erupts with Bradley and his team trying to derail Max's squad. Bobby is eliminated, and Goofy temporarily knocks Bradley out with a horseshoe. In the final stretch, Max and Tank are trapped under a flaming X logo, but Tank's assistance helps Max pull off a victory.

Bradley concedes defeat after Max and Goofy's teamwork seals the win. Tank, in a last act of revenge, slingshots Bradley into the X Games blimp overhead. The spectacle marks the end of the competition and the fading of the Gamma team's dominance.

On graduation day, Max presents Goofy with a grand-prize trophy engraved with a message affirming their bond. Goofy drives off with Sylvia for their next date, signaling a brighter future and a renewed father-son relationship.