Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers

The Rescue Rangers discover that Normie, Professor Nimnul's obnoxious nephew, has entered a Molecular Audio Empathizer as his project for the local school science fair. The empathizer makes objects emulate whatever sound is played into it and causes chaos in the school gym when Normie replaces the regular record with a sound effects album. A volcano chugs and erupts to the sound of locomotive whistle and a model of a car engine takes off and flies to the sound of an airplane. The Rescue Rangers use the same record to destroy Professor Nimnul's lab when he attempts to use the empathizer enslave the city.

While at the Carnival, the Rescue Rangers visit Cassandra, a fortune-telling Gypsy moth. She makes a series of fanciful predictions for the Rangers ending up with a shocker: Chip will be smashed by an elephant's trunk. Chip is a complete skeptic, but when the predictions for other Rangers start to come true, everyone becomes worried about his safety. Meanwhile, they discover that Quigley, a carnival barker and Abba-Dabba, his trained monkey, are responsible for a series of robberies. As more of the predictions come true, Chip's confidence is undermined. The climax occurs in a Funhouse where Chip put his fears aside to help his friends.

When the Rescue Rangers get shipwrecked on a deserted island, Monty and Dale find a chest full of treasure and decide to keep it for themselves. Even though a hurricane is approaching the island, they sabotage the Ranger's plan to return home to have more time to transport the treasure. To make matters worse, Jolly Rogers PI-rat ship lands on the beach looking for the buried treasure. Monty and Dale's greed lead to the capture of Gadget, Chip, and Zipper by the rodent buccaneers. In the end, Monty and Dale forget the gold and manage to save the Rangers and the Pi-rats from the hurricane.

The Rangers travel to the Spanish town of Tramplonia for the running of the bulls. Monterey Jack had received a letter for help from an old friend, Don Keyhole, saying the festival was in trouble. When the Rangers arrive, Monty is greeted enthusiastically by the townsfolk as "El Monty Grande." Don Keyhole relates the tale of how Monty stopped the nasty bull El Emenopio from ruining the bull run many years before, but now that steer has returned and stolen the local oxen as revenge. Dale is determined to stop El Emenopio, but Monty hesitates. After the Ranger are attacked by the evil heifer, Monty tells them what really happened.

While on vacation in a South American jungle, the Rangers discover that the chocolate producing Cacao trees are mysteriously disappearing. That night, while everyone is asleep, Dale sneaks out of camp to indulge in a candy binge, a habit he had promised to break. While he is away, a swarm of Mosquitoes sting all the people and animals -- including the Rescue Rangers-- and turn them into zombies. Dale watches as they uproot the trees and transport them upstream. The next morning, the Rangers don't believe him, thinking he's just making up stories to cover his snacking. By following the trail, they discover a Mayan Pyramid that is the chocolate factory of Heinrich Von Sugarbottom, a Swiss chocolate chef.

The Rangers crash-land the Ranger Plane in Ireland where they meet Darby Spree, the last remaining leprechaun. He is lonely and tricks the Rangers with promises of his pot of gold and traps them with his magic powers. All the other leprechauns have been captured for slaves by Druella OMidas, the Queen of the Banshees, who steal Darby's pot of gold, causing Darby to lose his magic powers. The Rangers help Darby rescue Dale and the leprechauns from the banshee and get the pot of gold back to its hiding place in the forest.

Monty thinks it's silly when Gadget invents a Weather Meter Indicator, since his tail can predict the weather. The Rangers think Monty's crazy when his tail predicts a cold spell in the middle of a heat wave. Monty, determined to prove he's not crazy, discovers that Professor Nimnul has a cloud vehicle that makes snow, rain, thunder and lightning he uses for bank robberies. Combining the weather indicator with Monty's tail, Gadget hones in on Nimnul's cloud vehicle. The Rangers use Nimnul's weather against him to foil his plans.

The Rangers prevent Fat Cat from stealing the world's largest pearl by replacing it with a painted bowling ball. Chip and Dale then try to have some fun with a battle of the wits to see who can get the last laugh. Chip, pretending to be Ramma-Lamma-Ding-Dong, convinces Dale he has mystical powers and that he is invisible. Dale decides to flaunt his newly acquired talents by taking a walk in the park. Meanwhile, Fat Cat has discovered the pearl is a fake and sends his gang out to capture a Ranger to use as bait. The hoods come across Dale, and Fat Cat takes him back to the scene of the crime to feed the hungry guard shark.

After Chip nearly organizes all the enjoyment out of the Rangers' holiday at the beach, Dale decides he wants to be in charge of the fun for once. Chip reluctantly agrees. The fun and games end when the Rangers agree to help several hermit crabs recover their missing shells. However, Dale insists that he should lead the Rangers' investigation. Fat Cat and his gang are behind the shell-thefts: Fat Cat uses the stolen shells to recreate the ocean's roar, thus tricking all the fish into jumping into his cannery holding tank. Dale's leadership skills manage to get the Rangers captured by the evil feline, who tries to drown them in a leaky boot.

Monterey Jack's sultry lost love, Desiree Delure, shows up at the Ranger Headquarters and confesses she had chosen the life of crime, but now wants to go straight. Chip's suspicions of Desiree anger Monty so much that he quits the RESCUE RANGERS! But Monty eventually discovers that Desiree is really the head of a gang of crooks and has set him up to help her commit more crimes.

During a test flight of the Ranger Wing plane, the Rescue Rangers get caught in the jet stream which carries them to a hidden, oriental valley in the Himalayas. They meet Chirp-Sing, a nightingale and former pet of Emperor Dim-Sum, who has been banished by Su-Lin, the Emperor's sister. She claims the bird is a demon who is driving her brother crazy with nightmarish visions. Actually, it is Su-Lin, using a hallucinatory gas and mechanical figures, who is trying to dethrone the Emperor. She plans to sell out the valley and fill it with condominiums. So the Rangers decide to give Su-Lin a taste of her own medicine to get her to confess. Their plan works and Su-Lin's scheme is exposed.

Dale gets hooked on a TV Spy Show and tries to emulate Dirk Suave, the cool TV super spy, but when Dale's gimmicks don't work as well, he gets discouraged. Trying to cheer him up, Gadget and the others secretly plan a spy game for him. But it goes awry when Dale's fake microfilm gets mixed up with Bela Nogudnicks micro film of the plans of Professor Whitebread's invention -- a mentally controlled Jet-Tank. When Bela's rat minions realize they've got the wrong film (the Rangers' vacation pictures), they bound and gag Gadget, Monty and Chip. Dale by this time has found out that this spy adventure has all been a game.

Gadget's indecisiveness is becoming such a problem that she can't even decide what to do while the Rangers are on vacation in Hawaii. Meanwhile, in a tiny tribal village behind a fake miniature volcano in a hotel patio, Lahwhinie, Gadget's double, must pass a survival test in order to become Queen of the tribe. After seeing how Gadget can solve most any problem with her inventions, Lahwhinie cons her into switching identities and taking the test for her. Gadget passes the first two parts of the test, trying unsuccessfully to inform the other tribesmice that she's not who they think she is.

A highly radioactive meteorite enters Earth's atmosphere and breaks into two pieces: one falls near Dale and the other smashes through Seymour's Travel Agency. Dale discovers the meteorite gives him incredible powers so he transforms himself into the greatest superhero rodent of all: Rubber Bando! In his new incarnation Dale thwarts numerous crimes and becomes a city wide celebrity, much to the chagrin of the other Rangers. Dale decides he is too good for the Rangers and goes off on his own to fight crime. Meanwhile, Seymour, a sleazy sort of fellow, discovers the meteorite's powers as well, and uses them to steal the monuments of the world.

When Monty has trouble making his famous Cheddarhead Charlie's Cheese Chowder, he and Zipper sneak into Ma's Diner to use her pressure cooker. At Ma's Diner, Fry (a bank robber) and Spud (Fry's assistant) con Ma into believing she won a trip to Miami in order to get her out of the diner so they can tunnel into the bank next door. Their plan backfires when the diner customers (mostly policemen from the police station next door) are served Monty's chowder and keep coming back for more, preventing Spud and Fry form digging their tunnel. Meanwhile, to keep Ma's business from going downhill, the Rangers make the cheese chowder every night till Ma gets back.

Monterey Jack's uncontrollable desire for cheese endangers Gadget's life, so he swears off cheese for good. His new diet isn't made any easier when the Rescue Rangers take on a new case -- investigating the sudden shortage of cheese. The Rangers discover that the villainous Rat Capone and his henchmen, Sugar Ray Lizard and Arnold Mousenegger, are hoarding cheese from the local dairy and dispensing it to the city's mice -- for the price of all the gold they can steal. It's Monty's ability to find his precious cheese that helps the Rangers find the culprits and defeat them.