The magical dreamland where four enchanting Zoonicorns join their friends for a whirlwind of exciting dream adventures and show them how to solve real-life problems.
In trying to cheer Aliel up, Pancake learns that just listening can be more helpful than fixing someone’s problems.
When Maple and the Zoonicorns go to the beach, nothing works out—but she learns you can still have fun even when plans fall apart.
When Harold throws a Beginner Party, Pancake worries about his bad manners and takes Ene’s tips to avoid embarrassing himself.
Pancake sprains his wrist and can’t play his usual games—until a Popcorn Pig shows him new ways to have fun despite his cast.
Odessa’s messy room overwhelms her, but in the Zooniverse she learns big problems are really just small ones at the core.
When Pancake pulls too many pranks, Opi-Ene turns the tables and Pancake gets a taste of being pranked himself.
When Ene loses his shadow, Maple helps him find it—even though she’s a little scared of shadows.
Maple must rebutton the Fastener Fault to stop quakes, but there’s one problem—she can’t button buttons.
Odessa, Aliel, and Ene become the Three Fashionteers and rescue Princess Harold with swashbuckling fashion flair.
When Maple is called a “baby” for carrying a stuffy, she discovers everyone has a security item—and it’s not babyish at all.
Pancake tells a fib, and a Fibasaurus appears, multiplying until his lie spins out of control.
Odessa craves alone time, but the Zoonicorns keep showing up everywhere she goes, ruining her peace.
Pancake’s five senses get hilariously enlarged by Ene’s new machine, making life very overwhelming.
A gloomy “Can’t Cow” spreads self-doubt to poor Pancake.
When Valeo wakes up weak from allergies, he learns strength isn’t only about muscles.
Maple dreads school, thinking teachers are scary, but discovers they’re caring, fun, and nothing to fear.
Maple always has to play the “bad dragon” until she learns dragons can be heroes too.
A stray piece of litter grows into a Trash Monster, and Pancake must save the Zooniverse.
The Zoonicorns must wait while Ene fixes his Weather Machine, teaching them patience.
Pancake struggles to pick which Zoonicorn to join when each is on an epic quest.
Maple competes in a cooking contest where veggies turn into her toughest challenge yet.
A scavenger hunt in the Zooniverse sparks Pancake’s curiosity about his real neighborhood.
Odessa is upset when Pancake breaks her paintbrush, until he helps Harold find his missing spoon.
Maple hates rainy days—until Cloudy shows her the magic and joy of a storm.
Odessa is annoyed when Maple copies her—until she realizes imitation is a compliment.
Pancake wants alone time, and Maple learns that time apart can be good for everyone.
Odessa meets the Memad, a creature angry at the Zoonicorns, and learns to handle her own feelings.
Maple’s ruined painting comes to life, and she must turn it into something new.
Pancake competes with Maple to make the best gift, but learns love matters more than the gift.
Pancake tries Ene’s Imaginating Helmet and learns shortcuts don’t always lead to success.
Odessa tries to cheer up the Can’t Cow but learns you can’t force someone to change who they are.
When Cloudy and the Stareoffolous move in, chaos ensues until they learn to be good neighbors.
Maple feels small, but helping a lost butterfly to the Butterfly Dance shows her little things matter most.
Foggy forces everyone to change colors until Pancake teaches him it’s not fun or kind.
When Pancake avoids chores, he learns his lesson in the Zooniverse by doing everyone’s work.
Maple learns to overcome fear of dreams from Mama’s story about her first Zooniverse adventure.
Bored with her grandparents, Odessa discovers fun when the Zoonicorns show them how to imagine.
Odessa gets stuck to a Sticky Tortoise and learns the value of persistence and patience.
Ene gives Maple “magic words” for confidence—but what happens when she forgets them?
Larry the Singing Snowman wants to tell jokes instead, and Pancake learns it’s okay to follow your own path.
Left behind with Iris, Maple discovers they can have fun in ways the Zoonicorns never imagined.
When Maple hears Pancake has a surprise for her, waiting becomes impossible.
Pancake helps Ene test a flying machine and learns when to ask for help.
Pancake struggles with written instructions but discovers he’s a visual learner, unlocking his true strengths.
Odessa enters a flower contest and learns beauty isn’t everything when her flower shines in unexpected ways.
Pancake delays picking lollipops and nearly topples the Zooniverse’s lollipop trees like dominoes.
Maple wants to be the fastest, but in the Zooniverse she learns slowing down matters too.
It’s Zooniween, and Maple isn’t afraid of costumes—she’s afraid of dancing in front of others.
Pancake, Maple, and Odessa must learn teamwork to return from the Zooniverse to the waking world.
When Harold lands in the Waking World, Pancake and Maple scramble to hide him from Mama.
Confused by holiday traditions, Maple learns everyone celebrates winter in unique, wonderful ways.
Odessa discovers the Xmas Tree Star wants to be a real star in the sky, and she vows to help it chase its dream.
