The Enchanted Village of Pinocchio

Just as Pinocchio is trying to prove to his father that he has a sense of responsibility, a joke goes awry and causes Goupile and Carabinieri to set off in pursuit of the puppet and his friends.

Pinocchio is determined to catch the Golden Fish which can grant a wish once a year, but his friends also have wishes, and Volpek is ready to do anything to catch that fish!

Wanting to avoid doing an assignment for school, Pinocchio makes a pact with an evil, trickster dwarf who turns against the puppet and his friends.

The day before "Parents' Careers Day," Volpek teases Pinocchio because his father only makes stools. Feeling embarrassed, the puppet tries to discourage his father from coming to school.

After accidentally changing the Witch into a frog, Betulla must pose as the Witch to trick a wizard who has come for an inspection.

After being dismissed from the Elf Parade for not rehearsing his hat-throwing choreography, Pinocchio borrows a magic hat.

While trying to retrieve their lost ball, Pinocchio and Volpek find themselves caught inside the house of a terrifying ogre.

Afraid of disappointing Somnella and making the Blue Fairy sad, Pinocchio tries to be in two places at once.

Pinocchio and Volpek argue over an abandoned cabin. While Volpek tries to entice the other children with a party, Pinocchio retaliates with a plan that could make him fall out with his friends.

To prove to their friends that they are brave, Pinocchio and Candlewick set off on an adventure through the fearsome Deep Dark Forest in search of an owl.

Pinocchio and Luzio want to look into the witch's crystal ball to learn more about their future. They use Cookie as bait, because no one can resist her. But the witch quickly sees through their treacherous plan. After all, she has a crystal ball! Together with Cookie, she lures Pinocchio and Luzio into a trap to teach them a lesson: that you should not exploit your younger friends.

Princess Betilda comes to visit the castle. As the mayor's son, Volpek is invited, but otherwise only noblemen. Pinocchio and Luzio disguise themselves as a count and a marquis. They claim to be from a distant kingdom and seriously disrupt court protocol. Volpek tries to expose them, but in doing so, he cuts himself off. Betilda is enchanted by the witty "noblemen."

Daphne and Roxana annoy Pinocchio and Frido. To get revenge on the wicked princesses, Pinocchio diverts Betulla's color spell. The enemies' hair turns bright pink. But the two royal gossips are thrilled with their new look. They're sure to win Prince Frederik over! But the color spell doesn't last long, and Pinocchio is ordered to make improvements. If not, the ladies threaten him with consequences.

Pinocchio and Luzio are being chased by a monster in the forest. While Luzio hides in a tree, Pinocchio takes care of the monster. Luzio tells everyone about Pinocchio's heroic deed. Volpek is annoyed by this and devises a plan to refute Pinocchio's heroism. By chance, he meets Paulo, the son of the dreaded Big Bad Wolf. Paulo has a terrible toothache, but before Volpek takes him to the doctor, he has to do him a favor.

Pinocchio must watch over the "Witch's Daughter": a pastry that he accidentally brought to life and who grows in siez when she is upset.

Thinking that he is cheating on a music test by using a magic flute, Pinocchio finds himself burdened with a bad grade and a whimsical troubadour.

Because of Volpek, Princess Beathilde transforms into a unicorn! Pinocchio and Betulla try everything to stop the transformation before it becomes permanent.

Betulla accidentally brings to life a cooking pot that swallows up her brother then sets off to find other ingredients. Pinocchio and Betulla try to pursue it.

Pinocchio finds himself caught in a spiral when he asks Rumpelstiltskin for help: the Dwarf saves him, then blackmails the puppet into doing whatever he wants.