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When Ugamu became Oscar’s imaginary friend, he never imagined that they were going to be together for that long. Ten years have passed since then and now Oscar is becoming a teenager!!

Ugamu is tired of him and all he wants is to retire. To do this, he will encourage him to grow up. This will not be easy, because each person has their own time and Oscar has no interest in quitting being a child.

Ugamu is not happy with this situation. He has stopped being the playful imaginary friend he once was and now looks old, bitter and ailing. He knows that the island of imaginary retirement is waiting for him and he can’t wait to retire and be there, sunbathing, away from Oscar and his desire to play all day.

Despite not being interested in the changes of adolescence, Óscar has to face new experiences, typical of his age, on a daily basis.

Ugamú takes advantage of these moments to try to get Óscar to act and do the things that other teenagers do. He thinks that, in this way, Oscar will forget about him and thus he will be able to retire.

But despite all his attempts, he never succeeds, because Oscar lives each experience in his own way, always imposing his childlike essence.