Un Gallo Con Muchos Huevos

Toto rescues his egg friends Willy, Bibi, and Confi before they hatch, and also frees Tocino the bacon. The rescue solidifies his role as protector of his family on Granjas el Pollon. He soon grows from a hatchling into a rooster, setting the stage for his later courage.

Toto tries to spend time with Di and confess his love, but the moment is interrupted by Don Poncho. His entrance hints at a more complicated personal history. The scene foreshadows the tensions that drive the farm's adventures.

That night Toto listens to a boxing-style rooster fight on the radio. Bankivoide is declared the winner, leaving the Farm to face a looming challenge. The outcome sets the stakes for Toto and his friends.

The next morning Toto is called to crow to wake the entire farm, but his attempt falls flat, highlighting his imperfect skills. The farm faces foreclosure due to unpaid debts tied to Abuelita's late husband. The crew realizes their home is at risk and must act to save it.

Don Poncho reveals his past as a fighter and urges the group to travel to Tepizcoeloyo to place a bet on their farm. He proposes that he fight Bankivoide, turning the plan into a farm vs. rooster showdown. The decision pits the crew against a powerful opponent and sets the journey in motion.

A duo of opossums, Tlacua and Cuache, is seen dodging motorcycles while scavenging, threatening the farm's chickens. Their chases add pressure and danger as the group heads toward Tepizcoeloyo. The tension heightens the sense of an impending conflict.

At the Palenque arena, Toto is drawn to Chiquis, a celebrity peacock who is Bankivoide's girlfriend. El Padrino initially denies the betting offer after Poncho loses, but eventually accepts under the condition that Toto fights Bankivoide instead of Poncho. The stage is set for a dramatic showdown.

Bankivoide's owner Matías 'El Oscuro' Jiménez agrees to a bet on Toto, increasing the stakes for the forthcoming fight. The crowd and participants brace for a high-profile matchup between a farm rooster and the champion. The betting dynamics intensify the emotional weight of the upcoming bout.

The crew travels into a forest where Poncho recounts his last boxing match against a fast-moving rooster who turned out to be a duck in disguise. The revelation adds humor and depth to Poncho's character. This leads them toward a duck pond that sparks a new plan.

At the duck pond, Toto enters a rap contest with Snoop Duck and loses, prompting Poncho to push for Toto to fight a real duck. The encounter introduces Patín Patán, who will later train Toto. The odd combination of rap and combat signals a quirky training arc.

Patín Patán agrees to train Toto, recognizing his potential despite his low strength. He emphasizes non-fighting skills like swimming, running, and flying, as well as refining boxing techniques. Training stretches over several days, pushing Toto beyond his comfort zone.

In Tepizcoeloyo's Palenque arena, Toto enters the stage and endures a rocky start, then gradually applies his training. After 11 rounds he grows more confident, and in the final moments he delivers a decisive crow to Bankivoide with a knockout punch. Toto wins the match and saves Granjas el Pollon.