Robin Hood: Mischief in Sherwood

Robin foils Prince John’s attempt to find his den and retrieves the gold he’d unjustly stolen from the villagers. / The bandits kidnap Lady Rohesia to learn about the secret of the philosopher’s stone.

A swindler uses a conjuring show to hypnotise his audience and steal their belongings. Robin, Tuck and Little John find the swindler, but he hypnotises Robin, forces him to render his friends harmless and then hands him over to Prince John to get the reward! / A strange sickness strikes the county: villagers inexplicably fall asleep and nothing can awaken them! The providential arrival of a supposed doctor and his exorbitantly priced cure arouse Robin’s suspicions.

A greedy brigand, who bears a striking resemblance to Robin, is hired by Prince John to rob the villagers and lay the blame on Robin. However, while Robin is trying to capture his double in Nottingham, he is arrested by the
Sheriff and booed at by the villagers! / The brigands have amassed a fabulous amount of loot from robbing the villagers. Robin captures them, but the Sheriff arrives and arrests them. Prince John sets out to hunt for the loot, but Robin tries to beat him to it in order to return the gold to the villagers.

A traveling puppeteer caricatures Prince John, who is irritated by it and throws the puppeteer into prison. Robin and his friends come to his aid and organise an
incredible escape. / Ernald, a bandit, who passes himself off as a druid,
fools Prince John into believing in the existence of Excalibur, the mythical sword of King Arthur. According
to legend, the sword is hidden deep in the ancient forest of Sherwood.

A young woman, Lady Sable is captured by the Sheriff and held prisoner in the castle. Meanwhile, Prince John manages to get her to confess that she has hidden a precious diamond that belongs to him. / Lubin, a young peasant farmer, has raised a thoroughbred that helps him with the farm work. The Sheriff wants to take the horse in payment for Lubin’s family’s debts. Robin suggests Lubin enters for the horse race organized by Prince John and pay off the debts with the winnings.

Prince John has hired the most formidable man hunter in the kingdom to capture Robin! Tenacious and skilled in
every aspect of tracking, Black Blake never gives up! / Taranis, a new righter of wrongs, arrives in Nottingham
and manages to win the villagers’ confidence, becoming even more popular than Robin. So popular that the
villagers entrust him with their savings.

Because Robin laughs at her meagre talents as an archer, Marian is miffed and enchants an arrow so that it hits
the bulls eye every time. However, the spell backfires and the arrow is endowed with the power of hitting whatever the archer desires the most. / An old lady takes advantage of Little John’s credulity to “take” his luck and then offers to sell it back to him at an exorbitant price. However, before Robin can assist,
the Sheriff seizes the bottle containing Little John’s luck.

Prince John pounds a strategic crossroads with his catapult in preparation for any future enemy attack. Only his shots are destroying a farmer’s nearby field! / Prince John seizes all the villager’s gold to make a statue of himself. However, the sculptor is a crook and he makes a statue that is only gold-plated and makes off with the gold.

Prince John tries to capture Robin by having Ralf infiltrate the band in order to discover the hideout. However, Ralf’s first attempt to join the band is a failure. / The three brigands steal the engagement ring of a couple of sweethearts. Robin and his friends recover the ring and set out on the trail of the brigands. However, Prince John confiscates the ring as payment for taxes.

Trevor, an old, eccentric friend of Tuck’s, creates a flying machine so he can soar like the birds. Given the news by the Sheriff, Prince John has Trevor arrested and tries to get his hands on the flying machine. / Robin makes the Sheriff look a fool one time too many and Prince John gets angry, accusing the Sheriff of being naïve.

The Sheriff requisitions the farmers’ food reserves on the orders of Prince John, who is organising a banquet in his own honour. After an initial attempt fails (thanks to Flynn, the dog with the formidable nose), Robin and his band decide to sneak into the castle to recover the food. / Robin is captured and Prince John is about to decide his fate. However, Marian?under the pretext of a blunder?finds a scheme that allows her friend to escape.

Robin, Tuck and Little John have collected money in Nottingham for the orphanage in a neighbouring district. Alas, they are surprised by Prince John as they try to get the money out of the village. / Prince John is planning to build a new tollbooth on the road through Sherwood Forest on the site of a ruined tower that will be torn down.

Robin has a tough day ahead! Not only does he have to bring back weird ingredients from Sherwood Forest for yet another of Marian’s magical concoctions, but he has to recover the permit from Prince John allowing Trevor to sell his wares at the fair that were confiscated. / When Marian tries to stop a convoy of wood forcibly requisitioned from a farmer by Prince John’s guards, she uses a magic spell that unfortunately turns against Robin and Little John.