Dolly suffers from short-term amnesia and has been lost from her home since urinating. She looked everywhere for her parents, and as the days passed, Dolly grew up.
One day she met the clownfish father and son Marin and Nemo, and the three lived together after that. Dolly accompanied Nemo to kindergarten. The kindergarten teacher's words reminded Dolly of her childhood, and she remembered where her home was. Dolly is determined to find her parents, and the clownfish father and son have to accompany her.
The three took a turtle's "car" to Dolly's hometown - a marine museum.
As soon as she arrived at the Oceanographic Museum, Dolly was taken to the laboratory by scientists. In the lab, she meets Hank the octopus. Hank was supposed to be released by scientists, but he wanted to stay in the lab, and to stay in the lab, he had to have a tag—and that tag happened to Dolly. So Hank promises Dolly to help her find where her parents are, and in return, Dolly will give Hank the label.
And the clown girl and father and son who were separated from Dolly also tried their best to find Dolly.
After a series of adventures in the gigantic aquarium, Dolly found her parents - who for years have not given up looking for Dolly. At this time, the clownfish father and son were loaded into a container by scientists and were to be transported to other places. Dolly decides to leave her parents for a while to rescue the clownfish father and son.
With everyone's help, Dolly completed the impossible and rescued the clownfish father and son. Everyone finally reunited. Hank also gave up his previous ideas and was willing to return to the embrace of nature.
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