Clive A. Smith

Babar leaves the Old Lady and the City to return to the jungle to bring the other elephants his newfound knowledge.

When the Hunter returns to threaten Babar's kingdom, Babar faces his greatest challenge as King, uniting Lord Rataxes and everyone in the jungle to repel the Hunter forever.

At a palace ball, Babar's advisors jeopardize Babar's relationship with Celeste by forcing Babar to take the visiting dignitary's daughter to the dance instead of her.

When Babar discovers that the Phantom in an abandoned theater is really just a lonely Old Musician who lives there, Babar decides to help him come out of seclusion.

This story tells the classic tale of Babar's early life with his mother and all the other elephants in the jungle, and how his life is shattered when a hunter kills his Mother and he is forced to cope on his own.

Babar lets a young circus boy live in the palace, but when the boy wants to return to his circus home, it might be too late, as the circus has been captured by Lord Rataxes.

Forced to run from the jungle by the Hunter, Babar makes his way to the City, only to find it just as dangerous and confusing. Motherless, Babar is befriended by the Old Lady.