Jumanji: The Animated Series

Peter, Judy and Alan team up with a wooden nosed sailor who says he knows the way out of Jumanji. However, when they discover an alternate map in his cabin, Captain Ishmael Squint admits to deceiving them in order to get help against the Kraken, the one-eyed squid-like creature responsible for ruining his nose. Although upset with him for lying, the kids don't have time to dwell on it when the Kraken attacks Squint's ship. And when Squint loses his battle with the monster, it's up to Peter, Judy and Alan to save him...and themselves.

After she's teased at school for not being able to solve a math problem, Judy joins Peter and Alan in Jumanji where clues lead them to a dusty old box containing "Brantford, the Game." Following a creepy encounter with the game's Aunt Nora, an attack by a giant dog and visits to the school and the library, they find no clues. However, when a cross between Ibsen and Professor Alsip leads Judy to realize that her math problem back at school holds the key to freeing them, her self-confidence is restored

When the airplane of female aviator Dottie McGreal crashes into the game, Peter and Judy convince her to take them to the sky village of the Jumakis. This tribe of winged creatures lives in fear of a "sky spirit," who actually turns out to be Ibsen in his dirigible. And while Dottie escapes from the game through a hole in the sky, Judy insists on staying to help the Juamkis and, with Alan and Peter, wins their everlasting gratitude.

Peter and Judy find themselves in a desert facing terrifying beasts which turn out to be Ibsen's latest mechanical creation, operated by Alan. At a fabulous oasis, a mysterious voice gives them clues in a voice that Alan is sure belongs to Jumanji. But after going through a maze and confronting several dangers, they discover that the voice actually belongs to an old, deranged player, who's stuck in the game just like Alan.

When Alan is tricked by Trader Slick into taking on a debt that will make him his slave forever, an opportunity to erase it appears in the person of Ashton Phillips, a boastful explorer who leads our heroes to the Palace of Lost Clues. Traveling through the mountains where they encounter a stone giant, they finally reach their goal just as Peter is turning into a block of ice. After the frozen Peter is restored to life, Phillips is destroyed by his own greed, leaving Alan with enough rubies to pay off his debt to Slick.

Peter rolls into Jumanji by himself to find Alan claiming that Ibsen has turned over a new leaf. To keep Peter in Jumanji, Ibsen sends a robot version of him back to Brantford, which pleases Aunt Nora but worries Judy. When Peter finds the real Alan imprisoned in his lab, they uncover Ibsen's plan to replace everyone in Brantford with robots. As Peter and Alan destroy the lab, Judy figures out that Robo-Peter is evil and tricks him back into Jumanji. And after getting the robots to turn on Ibsen, Peter discovers that his robot counterpart has earned him a new reputation at school.

When Peter wants a fancy new water gun, he and Judy roll into Jumanji where they discover a chest of gold coins coveted by the greedy Sand King. Pursued by the Sand King, Judy, Peter and Alan wind up back in Brantford, where everyone who touches the gold coins is turned into an animal. When the Sand King is finally defeated by Peter and his new water gun, our heroes toss the chest in the sea.

When he and Judy find themselves in a bayou where Alan is battling some enormous leeches, Peter's picture of a boy drawn in bubbling mud comes to life. Although he's obnoxious kid whose sole goal is to have fun, Mud Boy may also be the key to their clue. When Judy lays down new rules to keep him in check, Mud Boy gets mad and kidnaps Peter. And while Mud Boy intends to destroy Alan and Judy, Peter must save them.

Captured by monkeys, Alan is taken before the Judge and charged with stealing a treasure known as the Singing Orb. An unjust trial takes place and Alan is found guilty, though it's Peter who is sent to a brutal penal colony. As Alan and Judy try to rescue him, all three are caught and are about to be executed when the Wombles, a group of cute, koala bear-like animals who actually stole the Orb, show up to deal for our heroes lives.

Peter and Judy find Alan in a bizarre costume near some circular ruins, a victim of total amnesia. To get him to remember, they take an old steamboat upriver from the ruins where they are captured by Manjis in Alan masks. When Alan claims that he's not Alan Parrish, but actually the creator of Jumanji, the Manjis intend to sacrifice him. But Peter and Judy come to the rescue and discover the statue contains a concealed hypnotic device responsible for Alan's illusions.

When Van Pelt uses Peter and Judy as bait to get Alan, his rival Von Richter suggests a contest -- one in which Alan will be released into a special compound to determine who is the greater hunter. With Van Pelt and Von Richter trying to sabotage each other, Peter and Judy help Alan and trap Van Pelt and Von Richter before flying to freedom on a pair of eagles.

Refusing to stay in bed like Aunt Nora has ordered, Peter rolls into the game with Judy. But he's too sick to finish, forcing Judy and Alan to seek help from Tribal Bob and his Manji Healer, who they save from being destroyed by a volcano. But when they discover that Peter might have infected everybody in Jumanji with a deadly disease, they must take Doctor Cahill into the game with them to try and find a cure.