Babar

Babar tells his children how his life was changed after his mother is killed by a hunter.

Forced to run away from the jungle by the Hunter; An old lady rescues Babar, lost in the city.

Babar returns to the jungle to be King bringing newfound knowledge.

Babar's first decree as king is to build a city for all the elephants.

Babar must unite Lord Rataxes and everyone in the jungle in an all out effort to fight the Hunter.

At an important palace ball, Babars is advised to take a visiting dignitary's daughter to the ball.

Babar hopes to rebuild an old theater dedicated to his mother; Arthur builds a rocketship.

Babar decides to let a young circus boy live in the palace; The circus boy changes his mind.

Lord Rataxes cuts off Celesteville from all pomegranate shipments until a pet warthog appears.

A temperamental ballerina ruins a performance.

Babars crown goes missing and Zephir decides to help Babar solve the mystery.

Babar tries to help a lonely old musician come out of seclusion.

Babar goes out of his 'way' to find the Old Lady a unique gift for her birthday.

Babar recalls when he was a young boy living in the City he was picked on for looking different.

The elephant mediates an argument between Zephir and Celeste.

Babar's treaty would force Rataxes to stop dumping garbage into the river.

Babar reroutes a railway through a jungle inhabited by a monster.

King Babar faces a tough decision between loyalty to friendship and loyalty to the law.

The elephant chooses Arthur as his partner for a bicycle race.

a General in Retaxe's army uses an excuse to declare war on Celesteville.

Pompadour and Cornelius ruin Babar's dinner with Celeste when they think an assassin is after Babar.

Zephir would rather play practical jokes than keep guard of the Royal Peanut Patch.

King Babar's children decide to help their father overcome one of his problems.

Shipwrecked passengers come ashore on a giant gorilla's island.

Babar's children recall the time when they went up in a balloon and entered a terrible storm.