A Kick in the Paintballs

A Kick in the Paintballs is the seventh episode of Video Game All-Stars Island.

Plot
King K. Rool suddenly appears and announces that he had returned, despite never being eliminated. At around the same time, Falco realises that if Team Beta loses again, he would be automatically eliminated, as his only remaining teammate won immunity into the merge in a prior challenge.

Banjo gives the contestants their challenge, two members from each team would have paintball guns, and would have to hit the other team. Falco and Spyro had to compete for Team Beta, but King K. Rool and Mario volunteered to participate for Team Alpha. They are each given three lives and ten minutes to build a base.

Banjo sounds a horn, signalling that the teams could now attack each other. Spyro immediately goes for an aggressive approach, opting to charge into the enemy base and shoot both of the opponents. The plan succeeds, however he is hit in the confusion. In the meantime, Banjo unleashes several twists on the teams, giving everyone a watermelon, and then making it rain paint, which everyone avoids.

After hiding out for a while, the teams decide to confront each other. Due to King K. Rool being a large target, he is hit by Falco, putting him down to one life. Falco and Spyro are both hit in retaliation, putting them to two and one life respectively. At this point, Banjo decides that he is getting bored, and makes the next twist erasing a life from everyone, putting Falco and Mario down to one life each, and eliminating King K. Rool and Spyro from the challenge.

With both teams once again at an even game, both Falco and Mario try to shoot each other, failing each time. Eventually, despite an attempt from King K. Rool to bribe Banjo, Falco manages to land a hit, securing victory for Team Beta.

At elimination, Mario and King K. Rool get immunity for competing, as well as the choice of who leaves. The pair choose to eliminate Isaac Clarke, as he was the weakest link remaining on their team. Afterwards, Banjo announces that the six remaining contestants would be entering the merge, where every player plays for themselves.