La Tartatout

Pompon and Rita are very excited: tonight they sleep outside in the tent! But once alone, the darkness and the little noises of the night ignite their imagination. To reassure themselves, Pompon decides to light up the night by going on a firefly hunt. In their quest, they discover the friendly life of nocturnal animals and fall…

Seeing Josie improvise a trumpet piece, Pompon gets excited and decides that from now on, he will improvise everything he does: walking on his hands, changing the lunch menu... It's so much more fun when you change your habits! But improvising doesn't mean just anything. Beware of breakage!

Pompon is entrusted with a mission of the highest importance: to set the table. To encourage him, George names him 'Captain Covered'. Assisted by his faithful companion Rita, our intrepid bear undertakes to attack the china cabinet to set the table outside. The trip looks like an eventful one...

To surprise Agnes the stork, who is about to migrate to a warm country, Pompon and his friends put on a little play about his many travels. But the stage fright comes... but Pompon ends up saving the show by improvising a scene worthy of Charlie Chaplin!

Pompon is tired of being small. They never let him do anything! 'When you grow up', his daddy always tells him. So our little bear gets stilts and a big moustache. He became an 'adult'. But while accompanying his daddy to repair a windmill, he realizes that being a child is not so bad after all.

While having fun together, Pompon and Rita see a strange brown oval object fall from the sky. Bickering about its origin, our two friends go in search of its owner to decide between them, without knowing that the answer may be in the bag of Agnes the stork who returns from the islands ...

When Pompon learns about the legend that claims there is a treasure at the foot of the rainbow, he sets out to find it with his mother, on a mother-son expedition that will make him realize that the real treasures are not necessarily those we think of.

When Pompon and Rita learn about the legend of the Zarbidule, the protective spirit of the forest, they set out to find him, excited to find out what he looks like. During their quest, they will discover that sometimes mystery can be more exciting than reality.