Ultimate Book of Spells

Verne arrives at his new boarding School in Hamburg for his first day and is horrified to discover that it is filled with all manner of magical beasts and beings! Instantly, Verne is scooped up by Cassy and Gus on their Scootsoomers and taken on a whirlwind tour of the place. They find a special delivery package, containing a mysterious book... the Ultimate Book Of Spells...

Unbeknownst to the boys, Cassy's been doing volunteer work before and after class, helping Dr. Mender, the resident bestial physician, tend to injured enchanted creatures. Cassy discovers she has a real gift for healing. The doc needs the extra help since an inordinate number of enchanted winged creatures have recently fallen from the sky. Cassy tricks the boys into helping her...

Class clown, Gus, is big on getting laughs. Cassy thinks she's just as funny and a competition begins. During a "vanishing class" the kids are told to go spread mirth while practicing their powers of invisibility. Our two jokemeisters, Cassy and Gus, wreck comical havoc on downtown Hamburg, while poor Verne's attempts to get laughs at a bakery backfire miserably...

Cassy is assigned to tend the school garden, where she discovers that the flowers are shrinking instead of growing. While trying to save a flower, she's yanked into "Rootopia," - a bizarre underground realm. There she uncovers Zarlak's evil plan to steal the earth's plants and flowers - and their magic, for himself...

After Samantha, Gus and Verne save a magical carpet from Zarlak, they've got to go back to their least favorite class at the Enchanted School -- Magical Histories, taught by their least favorite teacher -- the dull and boring Mr. Sternwand, who, takes the class on a field trip through a time portal to witness the moments before the famous battle between Gez and Zarlak...

During a mission to the Centre of the Earth, Gus' powers mysteriously begin to fail while fending off Zarlak's forces. Investigation reveals that the magic-loss is affecting Gus' whole Elfin family. Gus' father reveals that their magic originally came from the Elvenstone, a mystic gem stolen long ago by the evil dragon Wyrmost, who was banished to the Centre of the Earth with Zarlak...

The Enchanted School gets more than they expected when their new Librarian arrives. Aside from his immense knowledge of books, Professor Begelboyce brings tales of fantastic exploits that seems to span a thousand years of wizard history! Gus and Cassy couldn't be happier...

Cassy is doing a report for Wish Giving Class when a powerful force from center-earth steals all her visual aides. We learn right away that it's Zarlak. He has coerced the legendary Ring of The Blue Moon away from QWILL, the leader of the Charmling resistance in centre-earth. Zarlak plans to use the ring's wish-granting-power to free himself from centre-earth...

UBOS is acting weird and ditzy as the kids learn he's becoming UNGLUED, literally! The Book is losing its binding and can only be rebound by the magical BOOKBINDING GNOMES who've been captured by Zarlak and taken deep into the Centre of the Earth. In fact, UBOS is so unglued, he spills a bit of the truth about who he REALLY is to Verne...

Like other ancient families with a long and honorable past, KAZZ's family has a coat-of-arms. But on Gez Day, honoring KAZZ's famous relative, jealous Lucrezia and Borge get back at Kazz who is being egotistical and judgmental. They point out that in the hall of honor there are portraits of KAZZ's namesakes Kasimir the Eighth and Kasimir the Sixth, but no Kasimir the Seventh...

Kasimir and Gus get into a competition over who will be first to get a date for the upcoming school dance. Kasimir meets a cute boy in a magic-novelty shop and secretly uses REAL magic to impress him. However, when she goes back to tell Verne and Gus she has a date, we see a mysterious shadow envelop the shop and cause it to vanish into thin air...

Cassy gets an identity crisis when, in Shapeshifting 101, she's the kid who can't change shape. But there's no time to worry about it because the kids encounter a bottled IMP from the Centre of The Earth. He needs their help because his fellow Imps are being menaced by Zarlak for refusing to work for him!

No matter how hard Gus works on a shrinking formula for Potions Class, it comes out wrong. Frustrated, he thinks about cheating and turning in a commercially made one. Meanwhile, in the underground realm of the greedy Scavenger Imps, two brothers, Bags and Boodles acquire a magic portal to the surface. They use it to steal goods to sell in their world...

Something strange is happening: knives can't cut butter, bramble bushes are becoming soft (even Gus's comic timing is off). When Cassy and Verne are sent into the mortie village to buy bread (because the school's kitchen can't slice its own bread), they discover that the morties themselves are "glazed over" and witless. Gus puts it together: everything's becoming DULL!

Someone is vandalizing the school. Meanwhile, Kasimir is behaving VERY strangely towards everyone, including Gus and Verne. A rift begins to form between them to the point that Gus would rather hang with the twins than Kasimir. Verne isn't as quick to bail on Kasimir, but when she deliberately causes him to have an accident and break his wrist, even Verne wants nothing to do with her...

Guest teacher Master wizard Valentine dazzles the students with his wizardry. And after class he entices Cassy and Gus with tales of the Tear of Moolana, a precious stone that could make them supremely powerful

Verne is picked on by Borge and Lucrezia when they see him playing a handheld video game. Kasimir and Gus help Verne get the game back, but moviely after that, the game acts strangely and stops working. Verne is sure Borge and Lucrezia didn't harm the game, so what could be wrong? Kasimir and Gus aren't interested...

A nervous Verne flunks his compulsory Scootsoomer driving test because he's afraid of heights. But he manages to conquer his fear at the Centre of the Earth on a wild ride to rescue the legendary Wizard Magus, who has stolen half of the Veil of Illusion, which allows the Enchanted Boarding School to hide itself from mortal eyes...

When Verne's techno-magic almost screws up a mission to the Centre of the Earth, Verne is humiliated and leaves the school. But Zarlak seizes the opportunity. Working through a magic artifact in Verne's backpack, he gives Verne evil powers. And when Kazz and Gus show up to discover what happened to Verne, Kasimir gets evil powers too...

On a white wintry day, Vonderland celebrates, "Festivus Solarus." Verne becomes smitten with a pretty young, visiting Spanish astrologer, who snubs him when she realizes he is a Mortie. Verne feels like a misfit in both worlds, magic and Mortie. But Gus reminds him that he is half elf, half human, and Cassy says witches get no respect. In other words, they are a trio of misfits...