The Elephant Princess

Running late for school again, Alex finds she's missed orchestra practise. Annoyed, she shakes her hand and time runs backward! Another one of those weird things she can't explain has happened again. That night, at her birthday party a mysterious…

Kuru and Anala are still hanging around! Alex is told by Kuru – as the daughter of Queen Nefari of Manjipoor – she has been adopted by the Wilsons. Alex dismisses this, and seeking to prove him wrong, finds evidence that it's true! Anita and Jim.

Alex tries hard to keep her identity as a Princess and the existence Anala a secret from everybody. She invents stories to explain the strange goings-on and instructs Kuru to lie, but Kuru doesn't like that.

Alex finds that Kuru has enrolled at her school to better serve and assist her. He is a diligent student and a social disaster! It's embarrassing, and he looks set to put everyone off-side.

Alex successfully masters the gesture to levitate objects – and in celebration, gifts some magic to Kuru. Kuru returns to Manjipoor to report Alex's accomplishment to his mentor, Omar.

Kuru attempts to teach Alex some serious magic, but Alex isn't interested in destroying things! Frustrated by not being able to access Alex across the barrier that separates Manjipoor from the Old World, Vashan gives Kuru some hand delivered magic.

Intrigued by the Princess' progress, Omar asks Kuru to see if Alex would visit him in Manjipoor. Sensing royal requirements, Alex is reluctant, but acquiesces. The simple meeting blooms, and soon it's a formal introduction to the entire Council.

Amanda encourages Alex to visit Manjipoor without Kuru – who believes it would require a Royal Event. Alex is curious to see more of her kingdom, and with J.B. they sneak away with Anala.

When Marcus asks her to a gig, Alex wonders if he is in love with her. She casts a spell and accidentally turns herself into a frog! With tiny frog arms and legs, there doesn't appear to be an easy way for Alex to gesture and undo it.

Vashan uses magic to transform his servant Diva into 'Juliet', a beautiful teenage girl, with the additional power to transform herself into a butterfly. On his command she travels secretly to Alex's world, riding as a butterfly on Anala's back.

Diva (disguised as a butterfly) returns to Manjipoor when Kuru visits, and conspires with Vashan to use her secret identity as Juliet to fracture Kuru and Alex's close relationship – and thwart his ability to help her with magic.

Zoe has been bragging she's got the lead role in her upcoming recital, a ballet version of 'Alice in Wonderland'. But when Alex has to hand-deliver her misdirected costume to the rehearsal, she finds out that Zoe is only a minor player – the Dormouse!

Mothers Day makes Alex aware of how little she knows about her real mother – Queen Nefari. Kuru struggles to offer her the answers she craves, and directs her to Omar, who was the Queen's closest advisor.

Marcus finally asks Alex to go on their first date, and Alex is very excited. She has a 'vision' of just how perfect it will be. Kuru has doubts about the Princess 'dating' Marcus and reminds Alex of her reluctance to tell him about her true identity.

It's the day of the Royal Elephant Festival in Manjipoor, a big, important occasion – and Alex surprises Kuru when she agrees to attend as the Princess of Manjipoor! At the festival, Commoners queue with gifts for Anala to seek the bestowal of a single Royal favour.

Marcus books a gig at his cousin Harry's café – where apparently the last singer who performed was signed on the spot by the executive from Zap Records! Unfortunately when they visit, they discover the stage at the cafe is only big enough for duos at best.

Instructed by Alex to relax from his duties, Kuru is swiftly chosen by Amanda to be her partner at the school's annual ball.

On Vashan's return to Alex's world, he tells her he's found the perfect way to stop her wanting to ever be Princess of Manjipoor. He's simply going to give Alex everything she wants! He magically makes her the most famous rock singer in the world.

Alex and Marcus have been dating for a month, and Marcus seeks Amanda's help to find him the right anniversary gift for Alex. Amanda tells him it's jewellery!

While J.B. directs a music video for the band, Alex finds herself suddenly transported to a ledge of the palace 100 stories high with Vashan! She breaks the illusion, but is shaken by the event.

Provoked by more private discussions between Alex and Kuru, Marcus gets into a fight with Kuru! The uneasy situation reminds Alex how much she feels pulled between her world and Manjipoor.

Finding her friends are now distant, shaken by the break-up of the band and the perception she's not committed, Alex decides to commit to being Princess of Manjipoor. She travels to Manjipoor to accept and begin her role.

Kuru packs up his belongings for his final trip home. As Alex is no longer a Princess – he's not her servant. His goodbye to Amanda, J.B. and the Wilsons is a sad one, and Jim pledges to complete a special project – a Manjipoorian gazebo, Kuru started in their backyard.

Alex, Amanda and J.B. move to restore their friendship – and begin jamming again, although it mightn't be in the garage, where Zoe has plans for her own ballet studio. While in Manjipoor, Omar meets with Kuru on new terms and Vashan begins.

With Anala held captive by Diva in magical golden chains, Alex and Kuru are powerless to rescue Omar and Anala and stop Diva.