You Dare Question Me?

You Dare Question Me? is the eighth episode of Video Game All-Stars Island.

Plot
Banjo congratulates the remaining six contestants on reaching the merge, saying that they would celebrate by having a 'special' challenge. This immediately and understandably concerns everyone.

The next challenge is revealed to be a quiz, where Banjo gives questions, and the quickest to answer gets a point, with the first to nine points getting an advantage in the next part of the challenge. Spyro notices that due to his immunity into the final five, he doesn't have to compete, so he sits back and watches the others do the challenge.

Falco is the quickest to answer several questions, however due to a lapse in Banjo's counting abilities, he somehow skips from eight to ten, insisting that as it's not nine, he cannot win immunity. He ignores Falco's unimpressed response, going on to ask which contestant would be next eliminated. King K. Rool guesses Alph, to which Banjo simply nods, and casts Alph out of the competition, and putting King K. Rool's score up to nine to end the first part.

King K. Rool is asked to choose between a variety of cards, pulling out three. Banjo takes the cards before anyone sees what they are, and straps the remaining five contestants onto a dartboard. Thankfully, he has terrible aim, and misses three darts before moving on to the second card. He announces that he will hunt the contestants down.

All of the contestants are spooked by Banjo's change in demeanour, and after noticing that Ryu Hayabusa had gone missing, they all ran in separate directions. Banjo manages to catch Falco, King K. Rool and Spyro. By the time Mario finds them again, it is announced that it was all a dream, and they are woken up.

They go outside and find Ryu Hayabusa lying on the ground completely unresponsive. After the other four run around in a murder mystery styled investigation, Banjo appears again, and reveals that they are inside another dream, although also saying that Ryu was eliminated as he managed to go missing before the second part of the challenge even started, as well as failing to score a single point in the first. He leaves the final four shaken up from their experiences, welcoming them to the finale.