The Triplets

The Bored Witch has gone to China on holiday and sends them a postcard that reminds them of the time she sent them off to a Chinese story. At night, the Triplets notice a mysterious silhouette flying past the full moon. The animals all climb on his back and the dragon sets off for the moon, but he can't fly with such a heavy load and they all end up in the water.

The Bored Witch sets up as many situations as she can think of to make Pinocchio avoid studying and tell lies. He finally gets turned into a mule and sent to the United States. The Triplets discover what ship he is on just before it sets sail and, together with Gepetto, they chase after it in a motorboat.

The Triplets come into the story just at the moment the Evil Fairy places her curse on the newborn princess. The Triplets confront the Evil Fairy and the Bored Witch, who had managed to get Sleeping Beauty to touch a sewing machine at a Trade Fair. They find the prince, who wakes up Sleeping Beauty and the whole royal court, and they all join in the wedding celebration.

The ugly duckling leads the Triplets to the hideaway where the animal catchers keep the animals caged. With the ugly duckling cleverly and bravely acting as bait for the trap, the Triplets manage to cage the animal catchers along with the Bored Witch.

The Triplets help Aladdin win the heart of Princess Jasmine. Obviously, they need the help of the genie from the magic lamp, but he is so idle and lazy that it takes a big effort for him to make Aladdin's wishes come true.

The Triplets decide to build their own version of the Camelot castle and, in the process, make such a mess of the room that the Bored Witch sends them off to the story of the Knights of the Round Table. King Arthur has acted in good faith and trusted his cousin Mordrecan, and it is only when he hears a tape the Triplets have recorded that he realizes that his cousin is really a traitor.

The Triplets arrange for the miller to become the Marquis of Carabás and meet the King and Queen, who are looking to find a husband for their daughter. The Bored Witch becomes involved, and when the King and Queen are on the way to meet the Marquis, they fall victim to her trickery.

The Triplets are in a library and trying to reach a big book off a high shelf. The Bored Witch then sends them off to a great novel. They come across some windmills and Quixote attacks them, thinking they are also the enemy in the form of giants. Finally the witch appears and makes Don Quixote the happiest man in the world.

An entire medieval town lives in terror of a huge, bad-breathed, fire-spitting dragon with an insatiable appetite. The Triplets search for a knight to save the princess and kill the dragon, but it's not as easy as it seems to find a brave and strong knight, especially when the Bored Witch is busy casting spells which turn all the men into cowards.

Having read a story about samurai in school, Teresa is so eager to find out what a samurai is, that the Bored Witch decides to send the Triplets off to the story of the Seven Samurai. They meet the hero of the story; young aspiring samurai who lives in a village that is periodically sacked by bandits.

The people who live in Sadfultown are sad and silent. At the top of the beanstalk they discover a giant and his vegetable garden. A garden like that in Sadfultown would make everyone happy. And so the Triplets, Jack and the giant decide to do just that: they set up a vegetable market in Sadfultown.

It is nighttime and a donkey is telling the Triplets that his master wants to buy a tractor that will leave the donkey jobless. So the next day they all decide to go to Bremen to earn their living as musicians. They catch a boat and travel through the canals and on route they meet up with other animals - a dog, a cat, a rooster - who also want to be musicians and decide to join them on the boat.