The Secret World of Santa Claus

The holiday season is coming to an end. Santa Claus and the elves have just received their first letter of the year.

Every 100 years, Santa Claus has to pass a test to make sure he's still up to delivering toys to the children of the world.

Thoren's computer shows that none of the children of Sugartown are due for presents this year. Santa Claus and the elves are surprised by this computer malfunction.

A little Eskimo has asked for a reindeer for Christmas. So he's overjoyed when he sees Rudolf arrive.

A little astronaut will be spending Christmas on a space-station. He asks Santa for a pony.

This year, the children of downtown Cityville are boycotting Santa Claus. On the spot, the elves discover a nine-year-old kid called Leon is leading the revolt.

The richest boy in the world is bored. He can't even be bothered asking for a Christmas present... Santa and the elves decide to help him out of his rut, and take him to Rovaniemi.

Remi's big brother has convinced him that cuddly toys are for kids. So Remi puts Jojo - his well-worn bunny - out with the trash. Santa comes to Jojo's rescue.

Tiotka is a talented young skater with a bright future ahead of her. But her results in competitions have been slipping recently. She puts it down to losing her lucky crystal.

Sven has asked for a flying carpet for Christmas. His father's an archeologist in the Middle East, and Sven wants him to be able to come home on Christmas Day.

Santa Claus has agreed to be interviewed by a journalist. She asks him about the greatest Christmas present ever.

Little Morgan has asked Santa for a magic wand! Santa, of course, flatly refuses to give her such a dangerous present.

David is jealous of his little sister, who's getting all his parents' attention. He asks Santa Claus for a potion to make him little again. Santa won't hear of the idea.

Stephan, a boy from Rovaniemi, suggests giving Santa a present to the elves. But what would he like the most?

Every hundred years, Santa invites his magical friends to the North Pole. He then transforms the area near his workshop into a sunny paradise.

Two children have asked for a book on the world of Elves. It's a subject close to our elf-heroes' hearts. They decide to make a special effort and produce an animated book in 3D.

Dudley - Grizzlebeard's sidekick and all-purpose scapegoat - secretly asks Santa Claus for a present - he wants a robot replica so he can take a vacation.

Our heroes have traveled forward to the year 2222. No one celebrates Christmas anymore, and all the children have to follow Grizzlebeard's orders!

Kinshi asks Santa Claus for a magic growing potion, as she's too small to play in her school basketball team. The elves are moved by her story. They ignore Santa's instructions and give her the magic potion.

The elves are annoyed about Balbo's constant clumsiness. They temporarily ban him from the factory.

There haven't been any letters at the factory for several days. On inquiry, the village post office explains that Santa Claus himself asked for his mail to be sent to another address.

Grizzlebeard sprinkles a magic powder over Santa's workshop to disrupt his toy delivery. The powder brings all the toys to life. They decide to go and explore the outside world.

A little boy lives on an island with talking animals. He throws a message in a bottle into the sea, asking for Santa's help against a terrible troll magician who's turned his parents and his animal friends into stone.

Balthazar's a little boy who can't make up his mind. He's so indecisive that he asks for a different present every day. The factory steadily fills up with dozens of useless presents!

Santa Claus has a secret way of delivering so many presents in one night - he uses the Great Clock to bring time to a standstill.