Dreamkid arrives at work early the next morning to find that the magazine he's been working on has sold out. He's thrilled, because he spent the last three years working on the magazine and finally has the chance to draw the cover. He tells us that this is the first time that a second-rate magazine has been promoted to a major magazine in Japan. The other major magazines don't know what this means, but they're psyched. Dreamkid says that the cover is the "pillar" of the magazine, which means that if the cover doesn't sell, the magazine won't be able to continue working. He also says that it's important for the magazine to have a good cover, because if the next cover isn't good, then the magazine will be out of business. This is why he hates the people who only buy the major magazines, because they only buy magazines that are in the big stores. The only way to get a magazine into a big store is to have the best cover ever. The cover of Dreamkid's new magazine was finally drawn.