Babar

Babar, the King of the Elephants, tells his children the tragic but hopeful story of his own childhood.

Friendless and alone in the big city, young Babar discovers the power in being himself.

Babar returns to the jungle to find his friends still live in terror of the dogged hunter who killed his mother when he was young.

Babar rushes to build the grand city of his dreams with the help of his friends, but tragedy makes him reevaluate his priorities.

When the Hunter returns to threaten Babar's kingdom, Babar faces his greatest challenge yet as King.

International politics at an important palace ball forces Babar to jeopardize his relationship with Celeste.

Babar's hopes of rebuilding an old theater are dashed by his foolish subjects' attempts to build a rocket.

Babar welcomes a young circus boy to live in his palace.

In the middle of a political feud, Babar finds solace with his new friend, a rambunctious warthog.

When Babar organizes a world-class ballet to be performed in Celesteville, the temperamental prima ballerina makes trouble.

When Babar is scheduled to perform a duet with a great pianist, he refuses to admit the piece is too difficult for him to play.

Babar hopes to learn the truth about a mysterious 'phantom' haunting the old theater.