Emmy wished on a dragon scale
And that's what started Dragon Tales
Around the room the dragons flew
But Emmy and Max knew what to do
They climbed on the backs of their dragon friends
Now the adventures never end
Dragon Tales, Dragon Tales
It's almost time for Dragon Tales
Come along, take my hand
Let's all go to Dragon Land
There's Ord, he's the biggest not the brave ofheart
There's Cassie so shy also very smart
There's Zak and Wheezie in these tales of fun
'Cause you know two heads are better than one
Dragon Tales, Dragon Tales
It's almost time for Dragon Tales
Come along, take my hand
Let's all go to Dragon Land
Look how high it is, Emmy.
I wish I could fly like that.
You can, Max.
Well, at least our kite can.
- What kite? - Remember...
today's Kite Day in Dragon Land.
We get to build our very own kite.
Oh, yeah? What are we waiting for? Come on!
I wish, I wish with all my heart...
to fly with dragons in a land apart.
- Hey! - Ord?
Where are you taking us?
School in the Sky. I don't wanna be late for Kite Day...
'cause Quetzal always helps us build the biggest and best kite in Dragon Land...
and we run as fast as we can and fly it way, way high.
Look out! Here we come!
- Hola, Quetzal. - We're ready for Kite Day!
- Sure are! - Love it!
I just love kites.
They're so wonderful.
Quetzal?
- Don't come too close, ninos. - What's wrong, Quetzal?
I have a col-col--
That's a bad cold.
A cold? That means germs.
And I'll get sick, and I'll have a temperature.
And my mom will make me stay in bed and take...
yucky medicine.
Oh, brother.
When I have a cold, my mom makes me sopa del pollo.
Chicken soup.
My mother too.
I'm sorry, ninos...
but I'm just not feeling well enough to help you make a kite today.
- Oh, no. - What?
- No kite? - But you always do.
I know. And this will be the first time...
there won't be a School in the Sky kite to fly.
That's okay, Quetzal.
If you feel sick, you should rest.
- Yeah. - That's all right.
I guess we'll just have to go home now, huh, Emmy?
Guess so, Max.
- Are you thinking what I'm thinking? - I think so.
What's all that stuff for?
Supplies so we can build a kite all by ourselves.
And surprise Quetzal.
Definitely.
- Great idea. - He'll like that.
First we'll need to draw a kite.
- Right! - Yeah! I have the blue crayon!
I'm good at drawing kites.
- Look at my rocket kite, Emmy. - It's cool, Max.
But my kite is perfect for Dragon Land.
How about an ice cream cone kite?
Doesn't that sound delicious?
Yum.
What kind of kite is that?
A bandage kite, in case I get a boo-boo while I fly it.
Oh, Zak!
Come on. Let's build my kite.
- No. Mine's better. - Look at mine.
- How's mine? - But I just love mine!
What about mine? How are we gonna pick which one to build?
Oh. I guess we should have thought of that before we started.
I know. We'll throw our drawings into the air...
and whichever flies best is the one we'll build.
- Yeah! - Love it!
One, two, three!
My dragon!
Oops. Sorry.
Hey! Come back here!
Look. Mine's still--
You're the winner, Cassie.
- Lucky. - Okay.
Now we need to get the stuff to build a kite...
just like the one Cassie drew.
- Let's go! Great! - Yeah!
What do we need?
- Two long sticks... - and a big piece of paper...
- and some sticky tape... - and a piece of cloth for the tail...
and some string...
and lots of pretty things to decorate it with.
This is gonna be fun.
Let's go find everything we need and meet back in the meadow.
Hop on.
Let's fly.
Look at all the kites zigging and zagging and zooming.
And we haven't even built ours yet.
Zak and I found sticks and green string.
- What did you get? - We found blue string.
And we have red string. Lots of it.
Didn't anyone bring the paper or the tape...
or the tail?
What do we do now?
We can't build a kite out of just sticks and string.
I've got an idea.
Let's choose who's gonna get what...
so we don't all get the same stuff again.
I have pretty paints to decorate it with.
My mom has some tape and an old paper tablecloth we can use.
And my dad gave me some of his old neckties...
and we can use one for the tail.
And if we all meet back at my cave...
we can build the kite in my bedroom and my mom will make us snacks.
We gotta hurry.
Come on.! Come on.! Come on.! Let's build.!
- Okay. Yeah! - You betcha!
- All right! - Let's go!
Wait. Who's gonna do what?
Let's just build it and have fun!
Careful.
I'm drawing the perfect outline.
No. I am.
- Huh? - Huh?
Watch it.
- Let's tie the tail on. - Let's tape it on.
Look out!
Oh, no. The paper's ruined.
Now we'll never be able to make our kite.
Will so.
We can make a ''jammie'' kite.
- Great idea, Max. - Cool.
- Love it! - Yeah.
But this time we have to choose who's gonna do what.
Definitely.
Zak and I will put the sticks together.
And Emmy and I will attach the pajamas to the sticks.
Max and I can put the tail on.
- Great. - Let's do it!
- Faster! Faster! - It's almost up!
- We did it! - It's flying!
Come on, Wheezie. Let's show Quetzal.
Oh, no. The wind's going away.
It's gonna crash.
If we run fast, maybe it'll go back up.
Charge!
We did it.
It's flying!
I'm gonna give Quetzal an extra special surprise.
What is it, ninos?
- You gotta see. Up there. - Look.
They're very nice kites.
No, no. Not those. That one. Over there.
- We made it ourselves. - It's magnifico.
Look at me. I'm flying.
That's the best kite the School in the Sky has ever had.
I wish, I wish to use this rhyme...
to go back home until next time.
That was fun, Emmy.
Hey, let's make our own kite, Max.
We'll need some sticks and paper.
All we need is string.
We can't make a kite with just string.
We don't have to make one. You can fly me.
Charge!
When I get outside, I'm gonna jump in the biggest, wettest puddle I can find.
Me too.
- That's my boot, Emmy. - Sorry.
Oh, no. It's pouring again.
Mom will never let us play outside now.
But we could still go to Dragon Land.
Okay. I'm ready.
I wish, I wish with all my heart...
to fly with dragons in a land apart.
Is it really better than swimming ponds...
or rainbows?
Or ice cream or--
What's better than ice cream?
- Max! - Hi, Emmy.
Quetzal is telling us about the Crystal Cave.
What's that?
A place where you can see crystals dance.
- How do we get there, Quetzal? - It's not easy.
You have to follow these directions.
First you must bring a bucket of water from Singing Springs...
then some dandelion dust from the Dandelion Forest.
Oh. You mean dandelion fuzzies.
Dandelion fuzzies.
Then ten paces from Turtle Rock...
and voila, you're at Crystal Cave.
Then do we get to see the dancing crystals?
But only if you're there just as the sun is setting.
Come on, everybody. Dancing crystals.
- Bye! - Bye-bye, Quetzal.
Thanks.
Thank you.
Have fun, ninos.
Let's go.
Aren't we gonna get supplies first?
You know, stuff we might need on the way.
Like dragoncorn, in case we get tummy rumbles.
And a map so we don't get lost.
And a glowworm to light the way if it gets dark.
And we need a first-aid kit for boo-boos.
Collecting all that stuff will take too much time.
We only have till the sun goes down.
Come on, Cassie. Let's fly.
But, Emmy, are you really, really sure we shouldn't bring supplies?
Definitely. Everything's gonna be fine. What could happen?
- Are you thinking what I'm thinking? - First-aid kit.
- Now I have everything I need. - Me too.
What do we need flowers for?
In case we have a flower emergency.
Wait up!
Next stop, Singing Springs.
We'll just get some water from the Singing Springs and go. Right?
But what are we gonna put the water in?
Oh. I didn't think about that.
Ord, don't you have a bucket in your hoard?
Sorry, Emmy.
My paddleball.
I've been looking all over for this.
Wait. I have a really, really, really great idea.
We can use my rain boots to carry the water.
You're a genius, Max.
- Pass it... - on down...
- the line... - and fill 'er...
up!
Quetzal said the next thing we need to get...
are dandelion fuzzies from the Dandelion Forest.
The sun's going down.
We better hurry.
Faster, Cassie.
Wheezie, watch--
Go back, Ord. Dragon down.
Uh-oh. I'm probably bleeding. Am I bleeding?
You look okeydokey to me, Zaky.
Really?
Wheezie, is your nose okay?
I have a big boo-boo right here.
Cassie. We need a big, big bandage...
for my sister's big, big boo-boo.
But I only brought this.
Good thing I brought these extra ones.
One for you...
and three for me, just in case.
One for you and--
Six for you?
Oh, Zaky. You're the best.
Dandelion fuzzies.
Everybody, grab as many as you can.
Dandelion fuzzies...
always make me sneeze.
Blue or yellow?
Thanks.
I needed that.
That first-aid kit of yours sure is handy.
I'm glad you brought it.
Everybody ready for the big show at Crystal Cave?
I am! I am!
We better get to Turtle Rock before it gets too late.
Which way, Cassie?
I'm not sure.
I was gonna bring my map, but you said...
well, that there wasn't enough time.
Guess I was in too big a hurry.
Maybe I could fly back and get the map...
before the sun goes down.
Do you really think you could?
I could try.
You're the best, Cassie.
- And, Cassie? - Yes?
While you're there, I think we're gonna need something else.
We're not gonna make it.
Yes, we are!
One map of Dragon Land.
Great work. Okay, let's find Turtle Rock.
We're here and we have to go here.
Once we get to Turtle Rock...
Quetzal said it's just ten steps away.
One, two, three, four...
- five... - six...
seven, eight...
nine, ten.
This must be the spot.
So where's the cave?
It's hiding. Look.
Crystal Cave!
And there's still a little bit of sun left.
It's really, really dark.
I'm not going in there. Uh-uh. No way. Mm-mmm.
What are we gonna do?
I had a feeling that Ord might be scared.
- Cassie? - Here you go.
Quetzal's lantern. This time I thought about what we needed.
And I'm sure glad you did...
'cause now it's not dark and scary and it's all light and bright...
and I can go right in and see the dancing crystals dance all around.
I wonder when the dancing starts.
Maybe we need music.
Max, your boots.
Next come the dandelion fuzzies.
Okay, everybody, get your dandelion fuzzies.
Zak, I think you have something in your first-aid kit Ord's gonna need.
Of course.
- Thanks. - All right, everyone.
Dandelion fuzzies.
- Nothing's happening. Why? - I'm not sure.
Look, Emmy. Look.
The light.
One, two, three, four, five, kick!
Bravo!
That was beautiful.
I just wish we could thank them.
I knew we'd need these.
Nothing like ''planting'' ahead.
I wish, I wish to use this rhyme...
to go back home until next time.
Hey, look, Emmy. It stopped raining.
I think it's time for some puddle jumping.
But let's plan ahead this time.
- Hat, coat and-- - Right.
Max, are you coming?
Max, we're only puddle jumping, not scuba diving.
Come on, Max. We don't wanna be late.
I'm gonna mix the batter. Take that and that and that.
We're baking a cake, not fighting pirates.
Aye, aye, Capitan.
I wish, I wish with all my heart...
to fly with dragons in a land apart.
We brought some cooking stuff.
- When do we start? - As soon as Zak and Wheezie get here.
- What's that? - It's the first-place prize...
in the annual Dragon Land Cake Baking Contest.
A very special cookbook.
And when we bake our big cake, we're gonna come in first place...
and win it for Quetzal because he loves to cook...
and with his very own cookbook, he'll always have lots of yummy food around...
and maybe he'll give us some.
But what kind of cake are we gonna make?
I know. Upside-down cake.
I got it! I got it!
The recipe for our mom's very best dragonberry carrot cake.
That'll win us first prize for sure.
Sounds delicious. When do we get to eat it?
First we have to make it, Ord.
- Oh. - Let's see what we'll need.
Exactly one box of cake mix...
three eggs, five carrots...
a bottle of milk and two cups of dragonberries.
My tummy can't wait.
Come on, Max. I know just where we can get some of that stuff.
- And I know what we can get, Emmy. - I do too.
Come on, Wheezie.
Thanks, Mom. See ya.
Hey, Ord. Wheezie said we only need three eggs.
I know. I brought extras in case we break any. See?
Good idea.
Here, chick, chick, chick, chicky.
Pitch it right in here.
Attagirl. Stee-rike one!
Do it again. Right down the middle.
Strike two! Way to go. One more time!
''Fowl'' ball!
Get it? ''Fowl'' ball!
There they are.
- Did you get the stuff? - Uh-huh.
- Let's see. - Zak and I found eggs.
Got 'em right here.
Nice going, Wheezie. You broke 'em.
- That's okay. Max and I got eggs too. - What did you get, Emmy?
- Eggs. - Who brought the cake mix and milk?
Baking a cake is hard.
Yeah. It's much easier just to eat one.
It's not that tough.
We just need to decide exactly who's gonna get what.
Oh, boy! Dragonberries. I'll get those.
And I'll make sure he doesn't eat 'em all.
Cassie and I will get the carrots.
We already have plenty of eggs...
so Wheezie and I will get the cake mix and milk.
That's everything. We'll all meet back in my mom's kitchen.
Yeah. Let's shake it and bake it!
- Right! Let's go! - Okay!
- Check the list, Zaky. - Three eggs...
box of cake mix, five carrots, bottle of milk...
and two cups of dragonberries.
- That's everything. - Great. Let's bake the cake.
- What do we do first? - Well, we need to--
My mom always washes her fruits and vegetables first.
I love pouring the cake mix in the bowl when my mom bakes. It's so--
Stop! This isn't working.
Before we start, we need to decide who's gonna do what.
But who's gonna do the deciding?
What we need is a chief chef.
Yeah. And I know just the dragon for the job.
Chef Zaky!
- Me? - You're the dude. Now make the food.
Well, okay.
A good cook does things one step at a time, in just the right order.
But how will we know what to do?
Easy. We just follow the picture recipe my mom made for us.
First we have to pour the cake mix into a bowl.
But Ord sneezed it all over.
Don't worry. I brought an extra box.
Hey! That was really good planning.
Pour it, Wheezie.
Let's put the rest of the stuff in right away.
Wait. Something's not right.
I know. The bowl is gonna be too small...
and everything's gonna spill out and make a big mess.
Maybe there's a bigger bowl in the cupboard.
Good idea.
Here's one.
Thanks. Now let's check the second card.
Max, you can pour in the milk.
- But don't spill any. - Up you go.
Thanks.
Okay. Time for the eggs.
I'm good at breaking eggs.
I know. Emmy, you do it.
- Wanna see how I like to do it? - Not really.
Now, that was egg-citing.
- Get it? Egg-citing. - What's next?
We have to grind up the carrots in teeny little pieces.
Sounds like fun.
But Mommy never lets us use anything sharp...
because we might cut ourselves.
Hey, I know. My sister showed me a really fun way to cut up vegetables...
with my handy-dandy built-in carrot peeler.
It tickles.
Okay, Emmy, you pour in the dragonberries.
- Where are they? - I saw them right over there.
Where could they be?
- What? - Ord!
I couldn't help myself.
Oh, great. The cake contest is gonna start soon...
and we don't have time to pick more dragonberries.
There must be something we can use instead.
I know.
Popcorn.
Okay, time to stir it all up.
- I wanna stir! - Me too! Let me try!
Wait. I'm the chief chef and I say...
we all stir.
Someone's in the kitchen with Wheezie
Someone's in the kitchen I know
Someone's in the kitchen with Wheezie
Mixing up the carrot cake dough
I think it's done.
Time to pour it into the baking pan.
Oh, no. We don't have one that's big enough.
I guess we should've planned for that too.
Maybe we can pour the batter into all three pans...
and make a triple-layer cake.
Good idea, Emmy. Pour it in.
Perfect. It's time to bake it.
- Oh, no! We can't! - Why not?
'Cause we're not allowed to use the oven without Mom.
I can fix that. Mom!
We decided who would do what and planned out everything.
Well, almost everything.
I ate all the dragonberries so we had to use popcorn instead.
But Zak was a great chef, and the cake came out perfect...
and when we win the first prize...
we're gonna give it to you, Quetzal, 'cause it's a cookbook...
and we know how much you love to cook.
That is very thoughtful.
Look. It's time for the judges to choose the best cake.
This tasty popcorn-carrot cake wins...
second prize.
- Oh, no. - We didn't come in first.
- No cookbook. - We wanted to win it for you.
That is okay, amigos.
There is something I like even better than cooking.
And that is eating popcorn-carrot cake.
It is my very favorite.
So good!
- It's great! - Love it!
I wish, I wish to use this rhyme...
to go back home until next time.
That sure was good cake.
Yeah. I'm full.
Max! Emmy!
What?
I think there's something we didn't plan too well.
- What? - Dinnertime!
You're doing it wrong, Max.
You're supposed to stand on the red ones.
But I wanna stand on the blue ones too.
Can't you just follow the directions?
- Yeah. Can you? - Uh-huh.
Then follow me to Dragon Land.
I wish, I wish with all my heart...
to fly with dragons in a land apart.
- What do you wanna do, Wheezie? - I don't know.
- What do you wanna do, Zak? - Max. Emmy.
Hi, everyone. We came to play.
But we can't decide what to do.
- How about finger painting? - Definitely.
I'll get the paint.
Ord, whatever you do, don't take the paint on the bottom shelf...
behind the toy chest.
Wow.
These colors are much prettier.
- I want blue. - I'll take red.
- Can I have green? - Black for me.
- White for me. - I'll use orange.
This is great.
I painted Dragoon Lagoon.
It looks more like a blue baboon.
We have to clean up.
Good thing I always carry plenty of dragon wipes.
This paint sure is hard to get off.
You just gotta rub harder, like this.
- Huh? - You look like a big orange.
And you look like you fell into a blueberry pie.
- You're making it worse, Wheezie. - Well, you are too.
This paint's not coming off.
- It's no use. - But that's impossible.
The paint in the toy chest was water paint.
You didn't take the paint off the bottom shelf, did you?
'Cause if you did, we'd be in big trouble.
It's permanent. And it'll never, ever come off.
I think I took the paint off the bottom shelf!.
Can you get it off of us, Quetzal? Can you? Please?
I'm afraid not, Zak.
- Oh, no! - I'll be orange forever!
Don't worry, ninos.
I can't get it off of you, but you can.
How?
Listen very carefully, because you have to do exactly what I say.
First, you must collect a big bunch of fairyberries...
mash them all up and rub the sparkling juice all over you.
Next, you have to pick some tiger tree leaves...
and dry yourselves off with them.
The third and final step is to make snow angels...
at the top of the Stickleback Mountains.
What's a snow angel?
I know. It's when you lie on your back in the snow, like this...
and wave your arms and legs like this.
Exactamente. If you follow these instructions exactly...
the paint will come off...
but you have to do it in the right order or it won't work.
Sounds like fun.
Yeah. Almost as much fun as getting covered in finger paint.
- Let's get the berries. - I see a dragonberry bush over there.
- Come on! - Quetzal didn't say dragonberries.
He said some other kind of berries, didn't he?
He said blueberries.
- No, I said you look like a blueberry. - Oh, yeah.
I know. It was hairyberries.
I'd remember it if it was hairyberries.
Quetzal said fairyberries.
Hairyberries. Fairyberries. Who cares? Berries are berries.
Good. Then let's get dragonberries, 'cause they taste the best.
I just love mushing dragonberries. It's so ''mush'' fun.
Dragonberry cannonball!
Ord! No!
That's okay. Quetzal said we're supposed to rub it all over us.
And it's all over us.
And all over everything else too.
But we're not sparkling like Quetzal said we would.
Yeah. We're just covered with icky, sticky juice.
Cassie's right. We must have done something wrong.
We better go ask Quetzal again.
I didn't say dragonberries, ninos.
I said fairyberries.
It's so hard to remember all the things you told us, Quetzal.
What if I make up a simple rhyme to help you remember the steps?
Yeah!
How about this?
Fairyberry, rub and be merry.
Tiger trees, dry with leaves.
Angels in snow, the colors will go.
Now, try it by yourselves.
Fairyberries, rub and be merry.
Tiger trees, dry with leaves.
Angels in snow, the colors will go.
Muy bien. I think you've got it.
Thanks, Quetzal. We'll get it right this time, won't we?
We better.
Look. We're all sparkly.
What do we do now?
The next line of Quetzal's poem was, ''Find the trees...
and dry with leaves.''
What kind of trees?
- I think it had an animal name. - Max is right.
- It was some kind of cat. - A lion?
No, no. Dandelions.
I remember the poem. Dandelion trees, dry with their seeds.
- Come on! - Oh, are you sure?
Do we have to go in?
Dandelions make me sneeze. When I sneeze, I blow their seeds off.
And the dandelions get angry. When they get angry, they roar real loud.
So I don't care if I'm the wrong color. I wanna go home.
Don't worry, Ord. They roar, but they don't bite.
Help us gather some seeds.
We have to dry ourselves off with them.
Oh, I don't think this is how it's supposed to work.
I'm-- I'm sorry, ninos.
But I said tiger tree leaves, not dandelion seeds.
Tiger trees, dry with leaves. Remember?
- Oh. - Yeah.
- I forgot. - Me too.
I guess the poem was too hard to remember too.
Oh, we'll never get it right.
Don't give up, ninos.
I'm sure we can figure out a way to help you remember the poem.
It would definitely be easier if we didn't have to remember the whole thing.
Yeah. Maybe we could each remember a part of it.
Que bien. Now you've got it.
Max, Ord, why don't you try to remember the first part?
We already know that.
Fairyberry, rub and be merry.
Bueno. Emmy, Cassie, you memorize the second part.
Tiger trees, dry with leaves.
That's right.
Zak and Wheezie, you have to remember the last part. Angels in snow--
- The colors will go. - I think we got it.
Perfecto. Now it should be easier to remember.
- Thanks, Quetzal. - See ya.
- Bye-bye. - Bye!
Fairyberry, rub and be merry.
Looks like a tiger tree to me.
Tiger trees, dry with leaves.
Look. My face is coming off--
- I mean my blue face. - What do we do now?
- I remember. - Me too.
Angels in snow, the colors will go.
Go, go, go to the snow, snow, snow!
- I'm a snow angel! - And I'm a snow blower!
Hey, watch it!
Angels in snow, the colors will go.
I'm my right color again.
- Yeah, me too! - I'm not green anymore.
Wheezie's back.
We followed Quetzal's directions exactly and it worked.
Yeah. Now all you have to do is follow my instructions exactly.
- What instructions? - Duck!
I wish, I wish to use this rhyme...
to go back home until next time.
Good thing we cleaned that paint off of us before we got home.
Yeah.
- Emmy! - What?
Are you sure we got all the paint off?
- Definitely. - Then what are those?
Oh, no! That Dragon Land paint will never come off the carpet.
Fooled ya!
- Ready? - Ready.
Here goes.
The volcano works. Let me try.
Blow harder.
Okay. Enough volcanoes. Let's go to Dragon Land.
Good idea.
I wish, I wish with all my heart...
to fly with dragons in a land apart.
- Ready? - Ready!
- Hi, Ord! - Max! Emmy!
Whatcha doin'?
We're practicing for tonight's firebreathing celebration.
- Can we watch? - Of course.
Sit here.
My mouth's so dry.
All this firebreathing makes me really thirsty.
Makes my breath taste all smoky.
I just need to freshen up with a little brushing.
The front teeth, back teeth.
Your teeth, my teeth.
Something to wet my whistle.
Much better.
Zak, Wheezie. Come on. Let's try it again.
Come on, Wheezie. Stop kidding around.
I'm not. My firebreath, it's gone out.
- Maybe you're blowing too hard. - Or too soft.
Oh, no! You wouldn't! You couldn't!
You didn't take a sip from a Plump Gump flower, did you?
Oh, Wheezie. Everyone knows you need to stay away from those.
They make your firebreath go out.
I forgot!
What if I never breathe fire again? Never, ever!
It'll be okay, Wheezie.
Maybe we should go see Dr. Booboogone.
Great idea. What are we waiting for?
The doctor?
Well, Wheezie, I think you're right. But let's make sure.
Oh, yes, my dear. Plump Gump juice.
It sticks to your throat and makes your firebreath go out.
Will I ever breathe fire again?
Don't worry, Wheezie.
If you follow the instructions I'm about to give you...
I promise your firebreath will return in no time at all.
Really? It will?
Dr. Booboogone...
would ''no time at all'' include tonight?
We have to perform at the firebreathing celebration.
Oh, I think you'll be fixed up by tonight.
But you must follow these three directions exactly.
First, find the shell of a pink tree snail...
trade it for a giant's flute without fail...
go to Rainbow Canyon and play the flute right...
and then, only then...
- will your firebreath light. - Done!
Thanks, Dr. Booboogone. Thanks.
Bye!
- Do you think she's okay? - I hope--
Wheezie!
What did the doctor say?
- Will you get your firebreath back? - I will.
I just need to-to-- Oh, something about a flute.
No. First you have to-- to--
Oh. Something about a giant.
No, no. First I-I--
Oh, no. There are three things to do and we can't remember.
Why don't you ask Dr. Booboogone to draw a picture of each thing we have to do.
Then we can look at the pictures to remind us.
Love it! Be right back.
Not again!
First, find the shell of a pink tree snail...
trade it for a giant's flute without fail...
go to Rainbow Canyon and play the flute right...
and then, only then, will your firebreath light.
Hey! There's Sid Sycamore.
Hi, Sid.
Wait. A giant's flute.
Maybe Sid can give us a ride up to Mungus, the giant.
But that's following directions in the wrong order.
Zak's right. One time, Max and I made a cake and mixed up the directions...
and we wound up with cake mush.
But the frosting tasted good.
Okay. The first thing we have to do is find a pink snail shell.
Pink snails like pink trees.
And I know just where one is.
Wow. That's the pinkest tree I ever seen.
A snail trail. Let's follow it.
Here we are.
Hello! Snaily! Anybody home?
Can you hear us?
Now, who all's makin' all that horrendous noise?
Hi. My name's Wheezie. I'm trying to get my firebreath back...
and Dr. Booboogone said I needed a pink snail shell.
Well, you don't think I'm gonna part with my gorgeous shell now, do ya?
But, you know, there are quite a few little ol' shells on the ground.
I'm sure no one will mind if y'all just helped yourself.
I found one. They're under the leaves.
Step one--
- Done. - We better hurry.
There's not much time before the firebreathing celebration begins.
- Thanks, Miss Tree Snail. - Bye, y'all.
What do we do with the shell, Wheezie?
Trade it for a giant's flute without fail.
Now we can go see Sid Sycamore.
Why, of course I'll take you to visit Mungus.
Just ''leaf it'' to me.
''Leaf it'' to me. Hey, get it?
''Leaf--'' Oh, I crack me up.
Yep. All aboard!
Here we are-- Mungus Land.
Thanks. Thank you.
Good luck. I'll be ''rooting'' for you.
Hey, get it? ''Root.''
I crack me up.
I got a million of'em.
One knock coming up.
- Who's there? - I forgot how big he is.
Mungus, it's us.
Oh. My old friends. Come back for a visit?
We need your help, Mungus.
Wheezie lost her firebreath and--
Dr. Booboogone said I needed to trade this for a giant's flute...
and you're a giant--
Is that a pink snail shell?
Oh, goody! I can add it to my shell collection.
Here. Let me show you.
My blue one and my red one and this is--
Is for a pink snail shell.
Wonderful.
But what about Wheezie's flute?
Oh, yes, yes. Now, where did I put my little flute?
Oh, I do have a troll's nightcap and a fairy's necklace.
Would they work instead?
Dr. Booboogone's directions said we need a flute.
Here it is.
- Step two-- - Done!
Maybe I really will get my firebreath back by tonight.
Take us down, Sid.
Hey. ''Knot'' a problem. Hey, get it?
''Knot.''
- Never mind. - See you later.
Come back soon.
Go to Rainbow Canyon and play the flute right...
and then, only then, will your--
Firebreath light.
Rainbow Canyon, here we come.
Wish me luck.
Try your firebreath, Wheezie.
Don't worry. Blow the flute again.
Oh, that was even worse.
It's gettin' dark.
The firebreath celebration has probably started.
- What did I do wrong? - Wait.
Did you blow the flute right?
I have it upside down!
- Fireflies. - Cool.
Wow!
It's back! It's back!
Way to go, sis.
And now, Wheezie, Zak, Ord and Cassie will perform.
I wish, I wish to use this rhyme...
to go back home until next time.
We have time to play volcano again.
- I don't think so. - Why not?
How about we play pancake?
Emmy wished on a dragon scale
And that's what started Dragon Tales
They climbed on the backs of their dragon friends
Now the adventures never end
Dragon Tales, Dragon Tales
It's almost time for Dragon Tales
Come along, take my hand
Let's all go to Dragon Land
Emmy wished on a dragon scale
And that's what started Dragon Tales
They climbed on the backs of their dragon friends
Now the adventures never end
Dragon Tales, Dragon Tales
It's almost time for Dragon Tales
Come along, take my hand
Let's all go to Dragon Land
Emmy wished on a dragon scale
And that's what started Dragon Tales
They climbed on the backs of their dragon friends
Now the adventures never end
Dragon Tales, Dragon Tales
It's almost time for Dragon Tales
Come along, take my hand
Let's all go to Dragon Land
Emmy wished on a dragon scale
And that's what started Dragon Tales
They climbed on the backs of their dragon friends
Now the adventures never end
Dragon Tales, Dragon Tales
It's almost time for Dragon Tales
Come along, take my hand
Let's all go to Dragon Land
Emmy wished on a dragon scale
And that's what started Dragon Tales
They climbed on the backs of their dragon friends
Now the adventures never end
Dragon Tales, Dragon Tales
It's almost time for Dragon Tales
Come along, take my hand
Let's all go to Dragon Land
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