Peter Rabbit #30

Peter Rabbit's fishing dreams hit the rocks when he oversleeps on the first day of the season, races to the lake with visions of landing a massive prize catch, and runs into trouble with the local sheriff—all while forgetting a crucial date back home. Between his clumsy casting mishaps, a calendrical mix-up, and an unexpected fine, poor Peter learns that sometimes the biggest catch of the day isn't what you pull from the water.

Space Mouse's rocketship sputters to a landing on a strange planet where everything—insects, frogs, even flowers—has grown to enormous size, forcing the resourceful crew to navigate a world where they're suddenly the smallest creatures around. After befriending an injured bird and stumbling into the home of a curious giant who wants to keep them as pets, they must make a desperate escape back to their ship before it's too late. A playful romp through a topsy-turvy landscape where size is the only thing that matters.

When Merry Mouse and Tessy's car breaks down in a rainstorm, a charming hitch-hiker they picked up invites them to shelter at his home—the mansion of Prof. Ray Ex, a mad scientist with a mechanical servant named Boris. As the professor's attention turns more and more toward winning over Tessy with his bizarre inventions and contraptions, Merry Mouse must figure out how to stop the eccentric inventor's schemes before things spin dangerously out of control. It's a wild ride through a house of mechanical mayhem and mad-science mishaps in this zany tale of true love tested by gears, gadgets, and one very creepy scientist.

When Peter Rabbit and his friend Dazy notice the moon behaving strangely—bobbing and tilting across the sky—they enlist Professor Smorgel to investigate, only to discover that a criminal is using giant rockets to steal the moon and sell it to the Emperor of Mars. Peter, Dazy, and the Professor blast off in a rocket ship to stop the scheme, encountering bizarre robots and creatures as they navigate the lunar surface. Armed with quick thinking and a bit of luck, they race to prevent the moon's theft before it's too late.