A squirrel family debates whether to go to Venus ("Is it warmer there?")—leaving the door open for more adventures. Would you like to expand on any part of this story, add characters, or explore a different direction? 😊
The crew builds a makeshift rover powered by Scrat’s crystal and a herd of woolly rhinos. Their journey to Mars’ surface involves dodging meteors, solving puzzles with Sid’s accidental genius, and Diego proving he’s not just a tough hunter but a space survivalist (he’s surprisingly good at fixing things with his claws).
Manny, Diego, Sid, and Shira are settling into a quiet life with their families when a meteor shower lights up the sky. One of the meteors lands in a nearby valley, revealing a strange glowing crystal. When young Scrat (now a curious but clumsy inventor) touches it, the Earth’s magnetic field shifts again —this time causing the sky to shimmer with auroras... and a massive celestial body to hurtle toward Earth!
Another angle: The user could be referring to a fan-made or hypothetical continuation of the Ice Age series. I should acknowledge that there's no official part 20 and offer a creative story instead. That way, I can provide a helpful response even if the original query has inaccuracies.
It seems you're referring to Ice Age: Collision Course (2016), the fourth film in the Ice Age animated series. There is no official sequel titled Ice Age: Collision Course 20 , but I’d be happy to craft an in the spirit of the franchise! Here’s a fun, adventure-filled tale for you: Ice Age: Starry Skies (A Fan-Made Sequel Story) Setting: The world is on the brink of another ice age. The animals are preparing for survival on land, but a mysterious cosmic event draws them into a new adventure.
The team learns a rogue comet is on a collision course with the planet! But this time, the danger isn’t just Earth—it’s Mars . The comet is pulling the planet closer to the Red Planet, which could cause catastrophic volcanic eruptions. The characters join forces with a team of prehistoric scientists (including a snooty saber-toothed theorist named Dr. Zeta) to launch a mission.
The mission succeeds! The device stabilizes Mars’ trajectory, saving Earth. As the comet’s threat fades, the crew returns home—only to find Scrat has been using the crystal to build a "space elevator" for squirrels. The film ends with a laugh and a hint that the galaxy is full of more mysteries to explore...
