After the mishap with the Switcharoo that True found a little while ago, the two friends thought they'd dealt with it for good. But, nope. The Switcharoo is back yet again for a second round of "Switch It Up". Wondering Wormholes! How will True be able to fix everything this time? Or is this the point of the story when things become permanent?

After the mishap with the Switcharoo that True found a little while ago, the two friends thought they’d dealt with it for good. But, nope. The Switcharoo is back yet again for a second round of “Switch It Up”. Wondering Wormholes! How will True be able to fix everything this time? Or is this the point of the story when things become permanent?

True had been unconscious for three days, and no one in the Rainbow Kingdom knew why. When she wakes, it's to a very familiar face. Zee is panicking, and the very idea is setting off warning bells in the young girl's head. What happened to True? And why does she feel different to both the Wishes and to Zee?

True had been unconscious for three days, and no one in the Rainbow Kingdom knew why. When she wakes, it's to a very familiar face. Zee is panicking, and the very idea is setting off warning bells in the young girl's head. What happened to True? And why does she feel different to both the Wishes and to Zee?

2,000,000 years have pass by since the fall of a great fiend, but after so many years, the new golden cat has been found, but it's not who anyone thought she would be

Trouble rears its ugly head once again in the Rainbow Kingdom in the form of a devastating forest fire that threatens to wipe the Kingdom off the map, forcing True and the gang to work together with their other friends to save their home from a fiery doom. Loosely inspired by the Fireman Sam special "The Great Fire Of Pontypandy"

the Rainbow Kingdom, a place full of peace, but it changed when it became a huge city called Rainbowlopolis and many people changed when it was built, including the hero of it, now known as the Murderer Killer.

the Rainbow Kingdom, a place full of peace, but it changed when it became a huge city called Rainbowlopolis and many people changed when it was built, including the hero of it, now known as the Murderer Killer.

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In this True Terrific Tales retelling of The Gingerbread Man, Bartleby stars as a living gingerbread cat who tries to escape from various pursuers.

In this Terrific Tales version of the fairytale Rumpelstiltskin, a miller's daughter (True) is asked to spin straw into gold, something she cannot do, but an unknown individual offers to do it for her in exchange for her reward for spinning the straw, which she reluctantly accepts, and in order to get out of giving up her reward, she has to correctly guess the individual's name.

With the opening of the Rainbow Kingdom’s Kingdom-Wide Festival in full effect, True and Bartleby enjoy the festival together. That is, until True and Grizelda wind up in a mysterious labyrinth controlled by the Maze Troll. Can she break herself free from the grasps of this evil being in time?

When the Rainbow King leaves the Rainbow Kingdom to visit a sick relative, Prime Minister Ecks steps up to the plate to rule the kingdom in his stead.

While playing volleyball, True and her friends lose their ball in the woods and go into them to get it back, only to find it in the hands of a group of young knights who repeatedly say a word that they find annoying and refuse to give the ball back until the group of friends meets their demands. Based on a sketch from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Title card by GreenWiggle2018.

A skateboard contest is being held to commemorate the opening of a new skate park in the Rainbow Kingdom, and True wants to learn how to ride a skateboard, so Bartleby steps in to teach her how in time for the contest, but the task proves to be easier said than done.

Twenty years into the Rainbow Kingdom. and Little true has grown up into a teenager. So has Zee, and they're still great friemds. But what will happen when these two best friends find something more then just their Friendship? Well you'll just have to find out and see.

True and Bartleby go camping with True's father, Tobias, and paternal grandfather, Trevor, for I Love My Dad Day, and they invite Zee and his brother, Prime Minister Ecks, to come along.

When a rogue Glummy Glooma tries to “glummify” all of Rainbow Kingdom, only True can step up to save it! Follow her as she learns what being a hero truly means. Formerly known as “Project Wish”.

The Wishing Tree was quiet, save for the sound of the Wishes. As the wishologist Zee learned the Forgotten Ruins, he could feel the excitement coursing through him. This was his chance to explore a world that was even further in the past than he had imagined.

Two people arrive at the Rainbow Kingdom, and a surprising yet wonderful secret is revealed.

True and her friends invesigate the activity of a ghost pirate. Rated for very biref violence towards the end.

Zee and his brother, Prime Minister Ecks, go on a hike, but things don't go according to plan.

True, her friends, and her parents, Tobias and Trinity, are on a cruise aboard an airship that is hijacked by a group of armed men. Rated T for gun violence and mild swearing.

After using a lot of power in her crystal palace, Grizelda causes a blackout in part of the Rainbow Kingdom, and fears what will happen to her if the Rainbow King finds out. Meanwhile, True, Bartleby, and her parents adapt to the sudden blackout.

After getting separated from her friends on a canoeing trip, True finds herself in a strange, new land. There, she meets a man who turns out to be her long-lost father, and she, her father, and her friends find themselves facing off against an iron-fisted warlord who is responsible for True being separated from her parents when she was a baby. Title card made by GreenWiggle2018.