Alisa Knows What to Do!

From the far-off planet Verum, Alisa's father brings back a truenox - a creature that is able to predict the future. Professor Salazar's colleague kidnaps the truenox. Alisa rushes to the aid of her new friend.

Alisa's parents work hard and are not at home much. Alisa misses them a lot. She decides to follow her father to Planet Illapis. The truenox, Duper, tries to stop Alisa from going on the journey - he senses that the girl and her father will be in danger.

Alisa's team loses the school match and misses out on the opportunity to go to the mega galactic zoom race. Marie White thinks it is her fault the team lost, and so to make it up to her friends, she secretly makes a deal with Prince Talgut so that her team can take part in another race on the old, forgotten planet of Safalari.

Sisters Marie and Natalie are not at all alike and are always arguing. After yet another quarrel, they each go off their own way and meet two strange creatures - stepbrothers from Planet Ba.

Erik finds an old student assignment in the archives of his grandfather, Professor Schroedinger. He decides to use it to construct a prototype of a mental explorer - a device capable of downloading information from any brain. Professor Gilliam, who has cunningly managed to break his way out of the Galactic Jail, offers to help Erik.

Alisa and her schoolmates have to write a difficult essay. Everybody is anxious about it. Alisa has nothing to worry about: she has an oracle at home - Duper the Truenox! But what will happen if Duper discovers that his gift of seeing the future is gone?

Alisa Salazar's father and Professor Schroedinger have been invited to the opening ceremony of the Galactic Museum on Pluto. Along with the galaxy's other renowned scientists, they are going to leave their handprints in stars on the Walk of Scientific Fame. Alisa is going with her father of course - someone has to take photographs of this amazing event, after all!

Prince Taqlee is about to ascend to the throne of Planet Canticle. The day has been set for the ceremony where the prince will sing the planetary anthem. However there are other pretenders to the throne who dare to challenge the prince to a singing duel.

Magusis, an intergalactic poacher hunting for rare species of animals, decides that a good way to make money is to kidnap some plasmuses - the children of the mother stars that provide heat for Planet Blook. Magusis' desire for wealth threatens to turn into an environmental disaster.

It looks as if Alex has really fallen for Alisa. He dreams that she will feel the same way about him. But Alisa has no time for this nonsense - the intergalactic zoom-racing tournament coming up. She needs to get ready, and most of all, win!

Alisa's mother is invited to planet Dibala, renowned throughout the galaxy for its delicious popcorn. The local residents take Alisa's mother hostage. Alisa has to go to Dibala to save her.

Poly-R, the Salazar's house robot, has gone crazy. It turns out that the culprit is a formula hidden in Poly-R's firmware. The only way to fix Poly-R is to work out the secret formula. Erik and Alisa set off on a dangerous journey.

Natalie White, the haughty school beauty queen, takes a dislike to a new classmate's appearance. She makes fun of the new guy and does her best to upset him. Alisa Salazar and Marie White decide to come to the new kid's aid and teach Natalie a lesson.

Alisa Salazar has a million things to do: friends to meet up with, Duper to take for a walk - even her dad has asked her to accompany him to an important dinner party... What a shame cloning is forbidden on Earth! How great it would be if she could send a couple of clones in her place. Then a device for making clones unexpectedly ends up in Alisa's hands. Now Alisa herself is in terrible danger.

Alisa Salazar really hates the baby photo that her parents have decided to put in the family archive kept at the intergalactic museum on Pluto. Her parents try to explain that remembering the past is the solid foundation upon which every family is built, but Alisa decides to go to Pluto to delete the photo. She has no idea of the terrible danger that lies in store.

Poly-R, the Salazars' household robot, is convinced that he has a hard life. He has heaps of household chores to do: tidying up, baking pies, and putting up with Duper's cheeky antics. But the worst thing is that whatever he does, no matter how much he may try to please his masters, it is all a waste of time. No one appreciates how much he does, and all because he is an outdated model.

Professor Viktimok is doing dangerous experiments on brain implants. Alex wants to use a "magic" implant to acquire the ability to speak eloquently. However, turning Alex into a "super-smart" kid is in fact fraught with serious danger...

Erik Schroedinger has come up with a new invention - a gravitator. With this gravitator, Erik can effortlessly lift not only heavy objects, but Marie and Mr. Peterson too. When his angry teacher sends Erik to do work experience at the intergalactic museum on Pluto, he uses his invention to quickly get the job done. However, the gravitator soon ends up in the hands of a suspicious stranger...

Professor Salazar asks Alisa to help him at the zoo. He needs to clean out the nose of a rare rastronoceros. However, Alisa sends Duper to help instead. Unexpectedly, a mysterious stranger follows Duper into the zoo and swaps the rastronoceros for another. It is up to Alisa to investigate the baffling swap and return the rare animal to the zoo.

Holmov, the famous detective, is struggling to come to terms with his retirement. Until very recently, he was a real hero who defeated Robot Freken himself. Now he is forgotten and useless. But Holmov knows what to do to regain his former glory.

Natalie White has a problem - a small pimple on her nose threatens to leave her out of the school photo session. To help remedy matters, Natalie turns to Fairy Anzhelina, a popular beauty blogger and an employee at Angeloni cosmetics.

Duper the Truenox is once again dreaming of fame. He has to come up with different tricks and even resort to flattery to persuade Alex Taylor to go with him to the galactic pet show. However, when he arrives at the show, Duper discovers that it can be dangerous to be a flatterer.

Erik Schroedinger just cannot learn to tell jokes. However hard he tries, his friends never laugh. Even the book by Ridik, humor professor extraordinaire, doesn't help. But what wouldn't you do to make your friends happy?

Alisa and her friends have decided to get through all the levels in the new interactive game Planetarium, but Alisa is sure she could finish it quicker on her own. Suddenly, the game's artificial intelligence system proposes new rules to the group: only one of them can win and be crowned the true King of the Game. Will it be everyone for themselves, or all for one and one for all?