This Day

Justin Cornwell

Jeronicus Jangle celebrates receiving the final component for his sentinel toy, Don Juan Diego. The town joins him in a jubilant number about his dreams finally being realized.

Borrow Indefinitely

Ricky Martin

Sentient toy Don Juan Diego manipulates the apprentice Gustafson into stealing Jeronicus’s book of inventions. He justifies the theft by framing it as "borrowing indefinitely" to play on Gustafson's insecurities.

Miles and Miles

Marisha Wallace

Performed by Ms. Johnston, the postal carrier who has a crush on Jeronicus. She sings this upbeat number to encourage a broken-spirited Jeronicus to "lighten up" and find his smile again.

Not The Only One

Madalen Mills

Journey reflects her feelings of being unique and "different" as an young inventor who prefers measuring things to standard play, hoping to find a place where she belongs.

Magic Man G

Keegan-Michael Key

A flashy number where a successful but thieving Gustafson flaunts his status as the "Toymaker of the Year". He tries to sell his latest invention, the "Twirly Whirly," while hiding that he has run out of stolen ideas.

Square Root of Possible

Madalen Mills

Journey sings this as she discovers her grandfather’s lost inventions. It is a song of empowerment, realizing her intelligence and the "magic math" required to fix things.

Over and Over

Forest Whitaker

A mournful solo by Jeronicus where he laments his past losses, the death of his wife, and his estrangement from his daughter. He questions when he lost his ability to believe.

Grandpa Me Nie' (Asew Jingle Jangle Remix) [feat. Mic Flammez]

Bisa Kdei

Celebratory snowball-fight scene.

Make It Work

Forest Whitaker

Jeronicus sings this short, tender piece to Jessica as they reconcile.

This Day - Reprise

Jingle Jangle Choir

End credits.