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Hugo knows all about the things he can see, hear, or touch. But when he starts to wonder if his friend the elephant can fly, Hugo decides to perform an experiment so that he can see it for himself.

It´s not always easy to decide what´s fair and what the best thing to do is.

Everyone needs advice sometimes, even Hugo. Particularly when his dad is helping him fix his toy dragon. But when Yéti convinces him to climb a large mountain without even a jacket, Hugo learns that it´s not wise to listen to all the advice you may get.

Hugo is worried, he will move soon. Felix and Lily help him understand that a real home is a place where you feel safe and where you spend time with your family. So do not worry Hugo, you'll feel at home again, creating new memories.

When a mischievous monkey steals Hugo´s ice cream, he can´t help but feel hot and very annoyed. Is this what anger is?

Hugo is looking at beautiful things, from flowers, to rainbows, to his brand new bike. But he also learns that everything can be beautiful, even Mr. and Mrs. Yeti.

Hugo knows that certain things are true, like that elephants are tall, for example. But is it also true that llamas can skateboard? Is his friend Oscar right when he says that giant dinosaurs still exist? Hugo is trying to find the truth.

Hugo learns the difference between pets, like dogs and cats, and big wild animals, like elephants. Félix and Lily explain to Hugo that pets are companions that should be loved and respected. But when a robot from outer space decides to make Hugo his pet, Hugo isn´t sure what to believe anymore.

Félix and Lily show Hugo that itcould be fun to share things, like sharing a comic, an idea, his time. Hugo also learns that sometimes sharing is not always a good idea. Like sharing your bath with a monkey.

Hugo would like his friends to like him thanks to his great skills, he would also like his parents to love him even more thanks to his good grades. He discovers that it is also important to be yourself, and to be loved for that.

Hugo realizes that the rules are everywhere and dictate to us what we can and cannot do. There are rules in games and rules in life that guarantee our safety.

The universe is so vast, there are even some who say that it is infinite. Hugo ventures into space with his great friend the robot to discover what infinity is.

Hugo knows a lot of intelligent people, like his parents, his teachers and his friend the scientist. But is Hugo as intelligent? He's trying to find out by making a rocket.

Hugo often has to wait. He has to wait until his bread is toasted, his sister is ready, the bus arrives. Certain things can make him wait a long time, and Hugo will have to learn to wait.