Rupert

When Rupert and Pong Ping journey to China, the Emperor's pet dragon becomes jealous of Pong Ping and has him kidnapped by a ferocious fire breathing relative. Rupert rescues his friend Pong Ping and seal the friendship between the emperor and his pet dragon.

When a young magician Rupert's age threatens the last herd of unicorns, Rupert and his friend Tigerlily fly to the mythical Um Island. There they not only help a timid young unicorn learn to stand up to his problems, but teach the young magician a lesson about growing up.

Algy learns a lesson about letting his curiosity get the better of him when he accidentally sends himself back to medieval England in the Old Goat's time machine. It's up to Rupert to follow Algy and rescue him from the hands of an evil Knight.

When Rupert and Podgy find what appear to be purple cakes in the forest, Podgy ignores Rupert's warnings and eats them. Too late, he discovers that they are the Professor's creations, devised to make things lighter than air. In danger of floating helplessly into space, Podgy is saved by Rupert and learns never to eat anything unless you know exactly what it is, and where it came from.

Rupert chooses to work around his friend, Officer Growler, and the laws he represents in order to free a rare baby abominable snowman from the influential Sir Jasper. However, it's only when he plays by Growler's rules is he able to help his new friend and understand that, although it might seem slow, the law is fair, just and does punish the wrongdoers.

Rupert loses his battle to break an age-old tradition when his attempts to kindle a friendship between a knight and a fire-breathing dragon ultimately end up with them engaged in a duel to the death. Only after does Rupert realize that the fight was staged and now, having done what was traditionally expected of them, the dragon and knight can co-exist as friends.

When his appetite ultimately gets himself and Rupert caught by hungry crocodiles, Podgy promises to change. However, it's also his appetite that allows them to escape, allowing Rupert to learn to accept others for what they are, faults included.

Rupert's unsuccessful attempts to teach a cantankerous wood troll the meaning of friendship only causes problems for the Imps of Spring, hard pressed to bring Spring to Nutwood on time. Only when Rupert allows their Wand of Spring to be destroyed in order to save the troll from his own mischief, does the Troll finally understand what being a friend is all about.

Rupert and his friend, Bill Badger, learn that there are some things more important than winning when they find themselves on opposing sides in the ultimate game that could well destroy Gameland.

When Rupert is falsely accused, caught and tried by King Neptune's undersea court for kidnapping his prized Whistle Fish, it's up to Rupert and a little Mermaid to race against time and save the whistle fish, demonstrating that creatures of the land and sea must work together for the benefit of all.

Tricked by an evil sorcerer into putting Tigerlily under a sleeping spell, Rupert flies to the Bird Kingdom, hoping to find the cure. However it's only when he learns to read between the lines is he able to find the way by which to awaken his friend.

When Rupert and Rika fly to the North Pole to help save it from the freezing menace of Billy Blizzard, they find their only hope depends on a timid snowman. It's only through Rupert's own selfless acts that the Snowman learns the true meaning of bravery and helps save Rupert and the North Pole.

When Rupert finds a treasure map in the hull of a model ship, he convinces three retired pirates to get up out of their rocking chairs and go after it. In so doing, the ancient mariners recapture their bygone days and ultimately realize that life isn't over just because they are old.

After Santa asks him to find out why it hasn't snowed this winter, Rupert finds himself adrift on an ice floe in the middle of the Arctic Ocean, in pursuit of the stolen North Pole.

Rupert learns there are no easy solutions to age-old animosities when he becomes involved in a bitter feud between an elderly recluse, and a band of Leprechauns.

Rupert, Edward, and The Professor set out on a pleasant balloon ride, which soon turns into a harrowing adventure amongst ancient temple ruins on a remote tropical isle.

Rupert and Bill's practical joke on Algy leads to a confrontation with the gigantic, and hungry, Mulp Gulper. The boys find they are the next items on the Gulper's menu.

Rupert and Podgy meet Father Time and, upon returning home after a series of strange adventures in Timeland, find that they have aged seventy-five years.

While on holiday in Sandy Cove, Rupert becomes involved in a dangerous game of cloak and dagger, as he matches wits with an infamous jewel thief called 'The Chameleon'.

Rupert battles train robbers and strikes gold while visiting his Uncle Grizzly in the Wild West.

Rupert and Podgy must prevent a rival inventor from stealing all of The Professor's Gadgets, after his latest invention accidentally shrinks them to the size of insects.

Rupert finds himself in Storyland, where his attempt at playing the fiddle for a not so merry Old King Cole lands him in the dungeon.

A little bird that thinks Rupert is his mother turns out to have some surprising, and dangerous, abilities.

Rupert and his parents spend an uneasy night in a tumble-down castle which comes complete with a ghost and hidden pirate treasure.