ABC monsters
by Animasia IP Pte Ltd
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Arrows gone astray: The ABC Monsters can wait for the Archery contest to start at Capital Castle, but, King Wordy has to make a disappointing announcement. The contest will have to be canceled because there is only one arrow and they need more then that to hold the archery competition. Shortly after that, Alice, Brian and Cherry Berry discover that A-Monster is missing -- Full stop circus: Everyone at Capital Town has been waiting a whole year for the Circus to return, and finally it's here at last. All the ABC Monsters are especially excited because King Wordy and Queen Scribble had promised to take them all to see the Circus as soon as it opens, but we are one ABC Monster short -- Bells, berries and bananas: All the ABC Monster want to take part in the annual Bicycle Race at Capital Castle. But as soon as the race is about to begin, Cherry Berry notices that B-Monster is gone. He had even left his bike behind and Alice wonders why would he do such a thing -- Dog-on it: Capital Town is holding a Dog Show and Queen Scribble is planting Daffodils in the ABC Garden with Y-Monster. Meanwhile Alice, Brian and Cherry Berry are playing at the garden with the ABC Monster where they noticed a lost dog. After they went to ask about it from Queen Scribble, they found out that D-Monster along with the dog have disappeared.
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