Z pekla štěstí 2 (2001)

Under the rule of Markýtka and Honza, the people are doing well—much better than under King Lamprechtus the Amazing and his daughter Eufrozína, who tormented and oppressed them. Honza and Markýtka have a son, Honzíček Jr., and a farmer arrives as well. Meanwhile, Brambas starts causing trouble and invades the neighboring country of King Jiřík, so Honza and his friends Kujbaba, Hnipírek, and Valihrách go to help him. Dora arrives at the castle, pretending to have reformed. In hell, Eufrozína ingratiates herself with Lucifer. Markýtka allows her stepsister to stay at the castle; at that moment, no one suspects why she has really come or what she is planning. Hell itself begins to set its sights on her soul. Princess Eufrozína dislikes being in hell and decides to flee with her daddy and join forces with Brambas, so they can depose Honza and return to the castle. She did exactly as she planned: she stole the boots, took her father the king, and they flew away, eventually ending up in a swamp. When Lucifer found out, he flew into a terrible rage and sent an old and a young devil out into the world. The two devils found little Honzík, whom Dora had gotten rid of, and took him with them to hell. Dora acted no differently: she wanted Honza all to herself, and, pretending to be remorseful and kind, she got rid of Markýtka and little Honzíček. When Honza returned to the castle, Dora told him what had happened and led him to the Black Rocks, to the very spot where Markýtka had slipped. At night, Dora went to a witch for a potion of forgetfulness, gave it to Honza, and he—forgot. In the rocks, Markýtka befriended the little dragon Bucík and a she-dragon, who helped her punish those responsible for the evil that had been done. They ended up in hell, as they deserved, and everything turned out well. At the end of the film, Lucifer, the old devil, and the young devil became little Honzíček’s godparents.