In 2080, a lunar colony called Little America becomes the backdrop for a unique dream and a dangerous chase. Pluto Nash Pluto Nash is a businessman, entrepreneur, retired smuggler, and ex-convict who buys a nightclub with a clear purpose: to fulfill a long-held wish and to shield the club’s former owner, his old friend Anthony Frankowski, from a murder plot hatched by mobsters Gino and his nephew, Larry. With the steadfast help of his ally Miguel and a resourceful android named Bruno, he cleans up the joint and transforms it into a thriving, much-loved hotspot, turning the once-shabby venue into a pulsating center of Moon nightlife.
Seven years pass, and in 2087 a young woman named Dina Lake—daughter of Pluto’s friend Nicky Sticks—finds herself stranded on the Moon, needing money to return to Earth. Pluto offers her a job as a server, giving Dina a lifeline as the two forge an uneasy alliance against the dangers that loom around the club. Their fragile balance is threatened when Mogan and Kelp, henchmen of a shadowy entrepreneur named Rex Crater, arrive with orders to buy the club. Pluto refuses, and in retaliation the duo unleash bombs that wreck the club, sending Pluto, Dina, and Bruno scrambling to survive.
As the crisis unfolds, Rowland—a retired police detective who also shares a connection to Pluto’s mother Flura—discovers that Rex Crater has associates connected to human cloning. This revelation deepens the mystery and raises the stakes as Pluto and Dina press forward with their investigation. Crater’s assassins strike again, forcing the pair to flee once more, but they manage an escape by hijacking a limousine guided by a holographic chauffeur named James.
Their pursuit leads them to link Crater with Michael “Mike” Zoroaster Marucci, and the danger escalates as the trio faces another torrent of attacks. They are rescued, unexpectedly, by Felix Laranga, a local smuggler who idolizes Pluto Nash and sees him as a symbol of resilience on the Moon. Armed with this renewed resolve, Pluto and Dina infiltrate Crater’s casino and hotel at Moon Beach, moving clandestinely through its glittering, perilous corridors.
The confrontation crescendos when Pluto finally faces Rex Crater, who unveils a shocking truth: he is a clone of Pluto Nash. Crater has already shot Marucci and Dr. Runa Pendankin into orbit, effectively severing competing threats and establishing his own criminal empire. In the climactic clash, Crater eliminates his incompetent accomplices Mogan and Kelp, and the two confront each other in a ferocious duel that ends with Crater’s fall, hurled through a window to his death.
In the quiet that follows, the Moon’s nightlife hums back to life. A fully renovated Club Pluto stands as a beacon of resilience and renewal, and a celebratory mood takes hold. Dina stages a new performance as a singer, and Pluto Nash resumes ownership, signaling the return of normalcy and the enduring bond between old friends and a city that never stops dreaming.
