Dragon Hunters

After a run-in with their rival, Prince Charming Granion de Bismuth, the gang discover he intends to marry Princess Alienor despite having never met her. The royal wedding is on and Gwizdo is jealous over his rival's ability to "lord it up" in fancy castles. Driven by envy, Gwizdo steals the marriage contract and enters the castle under the guise of Prince Charming. But he soon realizes he's made a grave mistake as the groom is required to obtain the head of a terrible dragon stalking the region. If Gwizdo is to win the hand of the beauty, he has to kill the beast.

Lian Chu had always believed he was the only survivor of his family's massacre until he discovers he has an uncle whom he now wants to visit. Gwizdo raises concern that it's too busy to leave, which sets off a fight. Now Gwizdo is forced to hire Ulrik the Toothless as a replacement after Lian Chu storms off to visit his "real" family. Even if Ulrik is a superb hunter, Gwizdo's new working relationship is far from rosy.

Lian Chu and Gwizdo investigate the case of a highly evasive dragon that has devastated neighboring islands. Meanwhile, Jeanneline and Zaza go shopping and leave Hector with simple instructions to keep a careful eye on Zaza's pig, Leopold. However, an island belonging to the local pig farmer, Porkfester, drifts close by the Tavern Island and disaster is not far behind.

They're under attack! The hunters are bombarded with gas bombs from a Kramolach dragon while flying over its lair. They manage to get away but Gwizdo is contaminated by the foul poison and falls into a coma, haunted by fantastical dreams. In them, he is transformed into a heroic hunter and Jeanneline is a ravishing heroine who is desperately in love with him. Needless to say he's in no hurry to wake up. Unfortunately the poison is leading him on a path of self-destruction and his friends fear they may not be able to wake him up in time.

Gwizdo and Lian Chu set out in search of the dragon responsible for the death of Queen Clotilde's youngest son, Prince Charming Granion de Bismuth. But before they reach their prey, they're surprised to come across the prince, very much alive but suffering amnesia. Now money-hungry Gwizdo works to keep the prince from returning home in fear they'll be fired if the royal family sees him alive.

After feeling neglected by Gwizdo, Jeanneline seeks the help of a fortune-teller who's proving to be more of a "fortune-grabber." She foretells there will be a grand wedding if the heroes can obtain and drink the tears of the Gigolotozorus dragon living on the Island of Romance. But when Lian Chu accidentally drinks it, Jeanneline falls desperately in love with him. Now Gwizdo must race to find an antidote to the love potion; unfortunately, that means going toe-to-toe with the terrible Gigolotozorus!

Gwizdo is overjoyed to learn he is the lucky heir of a small castle on a faraway island. The only condition of the inheritance stipulates he must look after the late owner's pet, known only as Sweetie-Pie. But when the dragon hunters arrive they find the castle is practically in ruins and discover the tiny pet Sweetie-Pie is actually a huge dragon with a ferocious appetite. So instead of hunting the creature as their profession requires, the heroes are forced to pamper it.

The heroes find themselves in a nutty situation when they're hired to eliminate a Skeeoor, a very rare dragon-squirrel crossbreed. When they discover they were tricked to eliminate the mother so their boss could kidnap her valuable newborn, the hunters flee with the young creature. Although the baby causes havoc around the tavern, its presence awakens the hunters' material instincts. Now Lin Chu and Gwizdo find they are at a crossroads as the babe is still a dragon and their profession requires them to slay, not snuggle, the beast.

The tavern is entangled in a growing mystery after young Zaza brings home a strange creature. Her mother requires her new pet, Jojo, stay outside and after giving it water to drink is surprised to find Jojo has multiplied by the dozens. After further investigation it's revealed Jojo is not an animal but a plant and now the tavern is overwhelmed by thousands of Jojos who become increasingly threatening. It's a race against time as the hunters work to dig everyone out of this predicament.

Lian Chu and Gwizdo are hired by the luxury perfume salesman, Xi-Wang-Yu, to escort a majestic merchant junk and protect it against dragon attacks. After several close calls the gang is surprised to be attacked by a usually peaceful species. Lian Chu begins to question the hostile dragons' motives and they work to unravel the mystery before the junk reaches its destination.