Jane and the Dragon

Jane has her knight-in-training "rescue the damsel" test.

Dragon has a toothache and, to the amazement of all, falls for the tooth fairy story that Jane spins to get him to have his tooth pulled.

Jane's encouragement to Jester to do his impression of Ivon leads to Ivon challenging Jester.

The annual ball is here, but Jane is suffering under Gunther's jibes that she just isn't good enough to be a real knight.

Dragon's clumsy playfulness has been causing a lot of problems in the castle. When he knocks a wall down, it is the final straw.

The king is having a day off, so Jane and her friends have the chance to play bandyball.

Jester's favorite day of the year, All Fools Day, is here and it is prank-pulling ahoy.

Jester is set to sing at the inter-kingdom competition of song.

When the king and queen are gone for the day on royal business, Jane is entrusted with "protecting the royal heirs," i.e. babysitting.

When Gunther pulls a practical joke on Jane, Dragon discovers he and Gunther share a similar sense of humor: lowbrow.

When Smithy's pig bites the prince, the king decides that the pig must be tethered.

The king commissions a beautiful portrait of the queen and Jane is entrusted to guard it before the grand unveiling gala.