Pac-Man

Mezmaron's giant Robo-Pac threatens to turn Pacland into Pac-rubble and Super-Pac rushes to the rescue./The innovative Pac-Man uses all his tricks to convince P.J. to stay in school.

Mezmaron's ghost monsters have taken the Pacensack Packers football team and challenged the Power Pellet Pickers to a game at the Super-Pac Bowl./Cousin P.J. "fixes" Pac-Man's washing machine by turning it into a time machine that takes them on a trip into the past.

Pretty Boy Pac, public enemy Number 1, escapes from jail and manages to tradeplaces with his look-alike, Pac-Man./Trying to maneuver a large shipmentof power pellets across the Pac-cific ocean and through the Pac-mudaTriangle, Packy's boat is torpedoed by the ghost monsters.

A birthday party at the circus for Pac-Baby and the ghosts' nephew causes chaos at the big top./It's the ghost monsters versus Pacland in an all-out competition for gold medals.

A peaceful day at the beach is disrupted when the ghosts and Pac-Man fight over a magic genie who grants wishes./As P.J.'s stand-in in Cecil B. DePac's latest film, Pac-Man fights snakes, earthquakes, and even the ghost to win a Academy award for his "stunt" work.

When Pac-Man eats synthetic power pellets, he is turned into a werewolf and them mysteriously pulled toward Mezmaron's lair./Mezmaron, in a ghost balloon, plans to search the world for another Power Forest.

The gigantic Pac-Ape terrorizes Pacland and climbs with Pepper up to the highest building in town./Pac-Man and his cousin P.J. have a hilarious "Tron"-like adventure in a computer.

After drinking a witch's potion that puts him to sleep for 20 years, Pac-Man awakens to a future taken over by Mezmaron's ghosts./Grandma Nana-Pac relates the story of the first Pacs-giving where the pilgrims from the Pac-flower discover the Power Forest just in time to share a feast with their ghostly adversaries.