The Little Prince - 1 ª Season

The little prince writes home to his beloved rose on the tiny asteroid about his visit to the planet of time. Despite his companion the fox's instinctive warning, the prince follows magical clues. They enter a village where everything is frozen in a point in time. The prince successfully risks winding up the tower clock, which was blocked by the evil serpent's black thoughts, thus liberating local leader Caractactus and his people. He explains every village on the planet is in another timezone and guides the duo on an adventurous journey to the great clockmaker, who has been missing for months.

The little prince tries to fix things by turning back the clock handles and thus time even further and creating a fabulous monster to fight the clock-wrecking one. Both sort of backfire. The serpent justifies its actions as the clockmaker chose to give in to temptation to rid himself of a crushing planetary burden by rewinding time until he's a child again, and even claims it found a better friend for the neglected fox in Caratacus. The prince however show crucially superior insight in psychology.

The little prince writes to the rose about his next planet visit while chasing the serpent. There people mine emeralds on the surface, which is constantly threatened by lava, and live in a sky-built city. Thanks to the fox, he finds out everybody lives in terror of the beautiful fire-bird, and why: their palace-recluse king stile the crown instead of waiting for the fire-bird to crown either him or his sister.

The little prince and the fox find a way to return the crown to the fire-bird to crown and doge attacks from the black thoughts, but now the serpent tempts the princess to seize it. The fire-bird now attacks even more vigorously, but this time everyone pulls together, which proves key to the solution.

The Little Prince gets to know the Aeolians, a people whose only source of energy is the wind. The problem is that for some time the wind has been weakening.