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.

When an evil force threatens the Rainbow Kingdom, True and Bartleby set out on their greatest adventure yet to save their homeland, with Zee tagging along due to having a close association with the threat.

When the Rainbow King goes away on a vacation, he needs someone to rule the Rainbow Kingdom in his absence, so he reluctantly appoints Grizelda as queen of the Rainbow Kingdom, and it doesn't take long for the power to go to her head. Credit goes to GreenWiggle2018 for the story idea and the title card.

When True's friends all ask her for her help, she begins to feel overworked, so she creates clones of herself to help those who need it, which quickly leads to chaos. Credit goes to Thunderbird3InternationalRescue for the story idea.

True is devastated when Bartleby's flight home from a visit to his family is cancelled due to bad weather, and everyone in the Rainbow Kingdom decides to cheer up their most beloved citizen.

A character study that explores the backstories of the two main characters.