Peter Rabbit #15

Peter Rabbit and his friend Carin enjoy a sunny day, but Carin is unnerved by every little omen—Friday the 13th, a ladder, a black cat—while Peter remains unbothered. He confidently claims he’s immune to superstitions, boasting that he always carries a rabbit’s foot for protection.

Peter Rabbit dreams he and his friend Dazy build a rocket to travel at the speed of light, only to crash-land on a strange planet inhabited by one-eyed creatures and an Imperial Wizard. As they’re captured and forced to reveal the secret of Earth, Peter devises a plan to escape using a rocket built from their captors’ own designs.

In a small town without a bank, a young man named Francois stumbles upon an enchanted castle where a mysterious hand leads him to a feast and a magical challenge. After surviving three nights of torment to free a princess, he awakens to find himself poor and alone—only to discover that the castle's riches were never his to keep.

Cicero, inspired by the tough persona of Umphrey GoCart, tries to prove he’s the boss by intimidating Timmy and other animals, but his bravado quickly backfires when his antics lead to chaos. Meanwhile, Singa, transformed into a frog and forced to serve as the goblins’ weather prophet, finds herself caught in a flood that exposes the goblins’ poor planning—leading to a dramatic escape and an unexpected reunion with the brave Earl Svend.

Peter Rabbit promises to get Dazy a corsage of sweet peas for the dance, but panics when he realizes he can’t afford one. He surprises her with a small packet of sweet pea seeds instead, hoping she’ll appreciate the thought. Dazy is delighted, unaware of the true nature of the gift.

Peter Rabbit builds a strange vehicle he thinks is a wagon, only to discover it’s a flying disk that rockets him toward Mars. There, he’s crowned the Speed King by the planet’s ruler, King Sapoo, and receives a black ribbon of honor — but then a mysterious woman kisses him, leaving him stunned and questioning whether he’s been dreaming all along.