To thank Rabbit for his help in organizing a Hundred Acre Wood picnic, the citizens of the Wood appoint him the first ever Hundred Acre Wood Mayor. Excited by his newfound power, Rabbit .. show full overview
To thank Rabbit for his help in organizing a Hundred Acre Wood picnic, the citizens of the Wood appoint him the first ever Hundred Acre Wood Mayor. Excited by his newfound power, Rabbit soon enacts a series of rules-- scheduling everyone's lives, limiting Tigger's bouncing and cutting down on Pooh's honey consumption. Nobody likes the new rules and Tigger, bored, takes to following Rabbit around. He then challenges Rabbit, saying that he could be a better mayor. To solve the problem, Rabbit has Beaver draw a Big White Line across the Hundred Acre Wood, creating a "Rabbit Side" and a "Tigger Side." Now, friends have been separated, with Darby and Buster, as visitors, trapped in-between.
When a glowing rock lands in the Hundred Acre Wood, it turns Rabbit's vegetables gigantic and eating the massive vegetables bring superpowers to the Super Sleuths. Pooh is given .. show full overview
When a glowing rock lands in the Hundred Acre Wood, it turns Rabbit's vegetables gigantic and eating the massive vegetables bring superpowers to the Super Sleuths. Pooh is given super-sight, Tigger gets super-strength, Buster becomes a super-digger and Darby gains the ability to fly! Rechristened as the Super Duper Super Sleuths, the group finds it easier to solve cases than ever. Meanwhile, Rabbit becomes something of a minor celebrity with his giant vegetables. When Roo and Lumpy become trapped on an island, it looks like the ultimate test of the Super Duper Super Sleuth's new powers. Old fashioned thinking, however, may end up winning the day.
