Mofy

Mofy and her friends promise to go watch the eclipse together on top of the hill. However Mofy does not show up on time. Her friends decide to set off to the hill to see the eclipse without Mofy.

Mogu finds a large black crow. Everyone worries if the crow will eat up all the cherries on the trees. Kerry comes up with an idea of making a scarecrow to scare the crow away.

Mofy wants her friends to read the poet she wrote, but no one pays any attention to her. It seems they all are tied up with their own tasks.

A dark cloud pulls across the sky covering the moon. The wind is so strong that Mofy is too scared to sleep on her own. Mofy climbs out of her nest, clutches her little blanket around her and walks towards Kerry’s house.

It’s a Swap Market day. Mofy picks up strawberries on her way to her friends, to swap with the presents she chooses for her friends along the way.

It’s Kerry’s birthday, but Kerry seems to be in a bad mood because he believes that nobody remembers his birthday.

Mogu turns out eating all the nuts of Lee & Sioux’s unintentionally. Thus, Lee casts to set rules in the forest, and holds a meeting, gathering the member of the forest.

While Mofy and Kerry are playing in the river, and they suddenly hear Lee and Sioux groaning with their toothache.

Lee and Sioux are looking for acorns in heaps of fallen leaves. They ask Mofy for help to find the acorns, but then Wookey, a chimpanzee comes along to join.

Kerry is in a bad mood because his song was not selected in the competition. Mofy tries to cheer Kerry up, but Kerry starts to get irritated with Mofy.

Mofy creates a song inspired by the fallen apple, but she feels discouraged for not being able to finish her song. Kerry invites Mofy to come over to his house for tea.

Foxy, a fox comes in a flurry to Mofy and Kerry with the news. It seems there is a stranger in the forest.

Mofy and her friends face a strange incident in the forest. The plant quivers and then disappears all of the sudden, as if it were pulled from underground. Mofy and Mogu decide they must investigate on the mystery.

Mofy is looking for her friends to play together. However Kerry is busy doing his laundry, Lee and Sioux are collecting acorns, and Mogu is taking a shower. No one seems available to play with Mofy.

Mofy receives a letter from the Mice children, telling that their mother is not feeling very well and asks Mofy to come visit to cheer up their mother.

It’s a beautiful but harsh winter day. Mogu in a fluster tells Mofy that a little hedgehog has fallen down in a hole and not being able to climb up.

Mofy decides to decorate her cotton ball house with a pretty flower in the forest. She goes out in the forest with Kerry to find the prettiest flower in the forest.

Mofy accidentally breaks Kerry’s bagpipe. She leaves Lee and Sioux asking not to tell Kerry about the broken bagpipe, and goes to visit Beaver for a help.

Mofy had a plan with her friends to go on the forest expedition, but she catches a cold. When she feels better, she decides to spend her day alone in the forest.

It’s the Forest Games of Skill day. Kerry, Mogu and Squirrels win the Game, but Mofy disappoints herself for not doing very well at the games.

Kerry is invited to play in a Music Concert, but finds that he needs a group to participate. He decides to gather his friends from the forest to form a group to enterparticipate in the Music Concert.

It’s the Music Festival Day. Mofy convinces Kerry to apply for the contest and Kerry decides to create a new beautiful sound with his brand new instrument to win the contest.

Lee and Sioux are squabblinge about a place where they buried acorns. While Mofy looks troubled to watch their squabble, Mogu is trying to fix his tunnel. It seems something is blocking the path.

Mofy finds a lost duckling. She decides to help the duckling find his way home. Mofy travels to the pond to find his family, where lots of duck families live.

It’s a Christmas Eve. Mofy and her friends are all excited to see the Santa Claus, and decide to gather and wait in Kerry’s house.