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Lights Out

**Lights Out** is the first segment of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh via Season 1, Episode 20 and the 30th episode in the overall. It aired on February 11, 1989. It is one of the episodes under Learning.

## Synopsis

One morning, Rabbit storms into Pooh's house, demanding that Pooh return the shovel he has borrowed from him, so that Rabbit can grow more carrots for his midnight snacks. Rabbit angrily orders Pooh to never borrow anything from him again. Pooh states that he left the shovel in the closet. Rabbit retrieves his shovel but is trampled by all of the junk in the closet. Later that night, Rabbit goes back to his gardening while complaining about all the borrowing Pooh does. As he stuffs his shovel into the soil and marches off, he trips over his wheelbarrow and falls face first into the dirt. Realizing that he is having a hard time seeing in the dark, Rabbit borrows Gopher's helmet while he is sleeping, and goes back to work.

The next morning, Gopher is now scared of the dark since he cannot find his helmet. Whenever he hears someone say the word "dark", he becomes extremely frightened and panics. Rabbit recalls that he forgot to return the helmet last night. He sprints back to his house and rummages through his wheelbarrow, but the helmet's nowhere to be found. He frantically digs all around his garden, but still no helmet.

Meanwhile, Pooh mistakenly believes *he* lost Gopher's helmet so he travels down to Gopher's hole to look for it. Tigger, Rabbit, and Eeyore follow Pooh and join in the search.

Deeper in the tunnels, Tigger becomes worried that they are lost, and wants Rabbit to help them. Pooh tells Rabbit that he was the one that lost Gopher's helmet, and that Rabbit knows how to get them out. Rabbit then breaks down, yelling that he can't get them out, and admits that he was the one who lost Gopher's helmet.

Piglet and Gopher catch up to them and end up in Rabbit's house. Piglet finds Gopher's helmet under Rabbit's pillow. Rabbit is about to return it to Gopher who says that doesn't need his helmet and claims that he is no longer afraid of the dark. The word "dark" also makes Rabbit faint, probably since he learns his lesson to not plant carrots in the dark- however, he also could be afraid of noises in the dark. Pooh begins to eat Rabbit's honey, when Rabbit is about to take the pot back. However after remembering what happened when he borrowed Gopher's helmet, he decides that Pooh can have some.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Gopher

## Videography

* Sharing and Caring (VHS, Learning)
* Share Your World (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh, UK only)
Monkey See, Monkey Do Better

**Monkey See, Monkey Do Better** is the second segment of the eighth episode of the first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the 11th episode in the overall.

## Synopsis

Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit and Tigger go visit Christopher Robin, but they don't find him in his room. Instead, they find a large birthday present. Despite Pooh's warning that it belongs to Christopher, Rabbit opens the package. Inside there is a large wind-up robot gorilla. They wind it up and the gorilla comes to life, introducing himself as Bruno, the best toy a child can have. After Bruno says he can do anything, Pooh and the others get worried that Christopher Robin might be planning to replace them with Bruno.

The guys try to prove that they can do things better than Bruno, but fail. The monkey seems to be a better jumper than Tigger, a better gardener than Rabbit and a better honey taker than Pooh Bear. Pooh and his friends sadly realize their inferiority and decide to move out, but before they can, Christopher Robin finds them and assures them that he doesn't want them to leave, and that he won't stay with Bruno. When Bruno overhears this, it is him who gets depressed. He's the best toy a child can have, and they're rejecting him! Bruno escapes to the woods and sits sadly in a log. As he takes off his own key, his battery goes out, and he turns off. Christopher, Pooh and the others find Bruno, wind him up once again and he wakes up confused. Christopher Robin then explains that Bruno is a gift, but not for him; Christopher had bought him for an unseen human friend of his who's having a birthday party. Everyone is happy now and Bruno goes back to his package waiting to be given to Christopher Robin's friend, with Pooh hungry along the way.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Christopher Robin
* Bruno (only appearance)

## Videography

* Volume 1: The Great Honey Pot Robbery (VHS, US only)
* Little Things Mean A Lot (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh, UK only)

## Trivia

On the back cover of the *Volume 1: The Great Honey Pot Robbery* VHS (which included this episode), a picture depicting the scene where Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, and Tigger dress up as birthday presents mistakenly included Eeyore, who does not appear in this episode.
The Masked Marauders

**The Masked Marauders** is the original UK volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released on the VHS in September 10, 1990.

## Episodes

The Masked Marauders only has 2 episodes.

* The Wishing Bear
* The Masked Offender

## Trivia

* Both episodes from this original UK volume later reappear in 2 separate VHS volumes. The Wishing Bear reappears in the Friendship volume Pooh Wishes while The Masked Offender reappears in the Playtime volume Cowboy Pooh.
Light Machine Gun

The Light Machinegun is a weapon in Fallout Incursion.

## Characteristics

The LMG is a ballistic automatic rifle that uses 5.56mm rounds as it's ammunition, it is a cheap but effective weapon that takes the primary weapon slot and is used by many people and factions on the wasteland

### Damage

Damage varies on rarities and can be increased depending on your perception level, the rarities are the following.

* Common: 34 + (8.5)
* Uncommon: 35.7 + (8.925)
* Rare: 37.4 + (9.35)
* Superior: 39.1 + (9.775)

## How to obtain

* Although very rare, the weapon can be crafted by finding the LightMachineGun frame.
* A common variant can also be purchased by Gun Runners and Crimson Caravan for around 35,000-50,000 caps.
* It can also be purchased on the Black Market.
* Some custom factions might have it amongst their equipment.
Tigger, the Private Ear Is Here

Title card of the episode this song is from

**Tigger the Private Ear is Here** is a song performed by Tigger when he's chasing Eeyore's tail in the episode, Eeyore's Tail Tale.

## Lyrics

When the going gets tough and the tough start a-groaning

'Cause things get lost or bent or stolen,

never fear. Tigger the Private Ear is here.

When you can't see the woods 'cause there's too many trees

And you can't find a needle 'cause the hay makes you sneeze,

never fear. Tigger the Private Ear is here.

When feetprints need following and clues can be found

When gumshoes are pussyfooting all over town,

never fear. Tigger the Private Ear is here.

Handcuffing and snooping and chasing down pests

Whatever the case, it's what tiggers do best.

Never fear. Tigger the Private Ear is here.

Oh, dear. Hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo!

## Trivia

* This song is in a form of a poem and is said by Tigger.
* This is the last song in the original continuity of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
Detective Tigger

* US release
* UK release

**Detective Tigger** is one of the 5 Playtime collection volumes. It was first released in February 18, 1994 in the US.

## Cover details

The scene on this volume's cover shows Tigger, as a detective, and Pooh with a honey pot that resembles a handbag.

The cover resembles the first 2 episodes of this volume: Tigger, Private Ear and Sham Pooh

## Episodes

Detective Tigger has 4 episodes, all of which focus on Tigger doing investigations.

* Tigger, Private Ear
* Sham Pooh
* Invasion of the Pooh Snatcher
* Eeyore's Tail Tale

## Trivia

* When it was released in the UK in February 6, 1995, this Playtime volume was numbered 1.
* This is the only Playtime volume to have 4 episodes instead of 3. All the other 4 Playtime volumes have 3 episodes.
* This is one of the first 2 UK home videos of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh to have the Disney Videos logo.
Honey for a Bunny

**Honey for a Bunny** is the first segment of the thirteenth episode of the first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, and the 17th episode in the overall, that originally aired on April 10, 1988. It is one of the episodes under Friendship.

## Synopsis

Rabbit is happily spring cleaning and as he is about to open his door to take his junk outside, Tigger bounces on him. Rabbit easily gets him out of the house by giving him a boomerang and Tigger calls it a "stickaroo". Tigger then immediately comes back in the house to return the book he borrowed. Rabbit's books and rabbit bookend fall off the shelf. Rabbit says that if he can't find the matching bookend, he might as well dump it.

Just after Rabbit dumps the stuff, Roo comes along and finds the bunny and tennis rackets for snow-shoes. Roo goes over to Piglet's house and realizes his snow-shoes are tennis rackets. He then trades his bunny for Piglet's tennis ball. Piglet decides to give the bunny to Pooh as a spring present. As soon as Piglet leaves, Rabbit arrives and Pooh brings him in to show him his bunny. Rabbit misunderstands and thinks it's the mate to the bookend he threw away. Rabbit has to promise 5 jars of honey, and he reluctantly agrees. Rabbit goes home and realizes he only has four jars, and decides to get the honey himself.

He tries climbing the tree, but fails. Tigger appears and agrees to help him. He attempts to use his stickaroo to get the hive down, but it chases after him. Tigger gives Rabbit plungers for feet, and he easily climbs the tree, and ducks from the stickaroo. Unfortunately, Tigger doesn't know what a knot is, and Rabbit falls. Next, Tigger tries to ride a bike with Rabbit attached to a kite to get him into the tree. But Rabbit smashes into the tree, causing Tigger to circle the tree and tie Rabbit to it. Next, they try swinging Rabbit on a rope attached to the honey tree, but fails when the rope is too long, pushing Rabbit into the ground. Finally, they try using a see-saw trick, but even this fails and sends Rabbit flying into the tree.

Luckily, this causes the honey tree to fall over, and they easily retrieve the honey. Unfortunately, the stickaroo knocks the bottle with the bees' cork off, and the bees chase them. Later, Rabbit goes to Pooh's house with 5 jars of honey. Pooh trades for the "mate bookend", but Rabbit immediately finds out from Roo that he's been chasing after the bookend he gave away in the first place. Rabbit falls into the wheelbarrow and rolls down the hill. Back in Rabbit's house, Pooh, Tigger, Piglet and Roo come to Rabbit's house; they have made their own bookend just for Rabbit. Rabbit is over the moon at first, but unfortunately, the stickaroo knocks over the books once again!

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Roo

## Videography

* Volume 9: Everything's Coming Up Roses (VHS, US only)
* Three Cheers For Eeyore and Rabbit (VHS, Friendship)
* Little Things Mean A Lot (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh, UK only)

## Trivia

* There's a running gag in this episode in which a boomerang, which Tigger calls it a stickaroo, flies around and cause hilarious results.
Share Your World

**Share Your World** is the seventh Magical World of Winnie the Pooh volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released in the UK in the year 2004. Its theme colour is orange.

## Episodes

Share Your World has 4 episodes.

* To Catch a Hiccup
* Owl's Well That Ends Well
* Lights Out
* The Rats Who Came to Dinner

## Trivia

* This is the second volume of the Magical World of Winnie the Pooh collection not to have a US Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh release.
* The extra feature in this volume is Piglet's Picture Puzzle game.
All For One And One For All

**All For One And One For All** is the first Magical World of Winnie the Pooh volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released in the UK in the year 2003. Its theme colour is indigo. It was also released in the US in 2005 as the third Growing Up with Winnie the Pooh volume.

## Episodes

All For One And One For All has 4 episodes.

* Rabbit Marks The Spot
* Friend, In Deed
* The Piglet Who Would Be King
* Donkey for a Day

## Trivia

* This is the first volume of the Magical World of Winnie the Pooh collection.
* The extra feature in this volume is an Easter Egg Hunt game.
Kessie

Young Kessie

**Kessie** is a bluebird and a minor character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. She is Rabbit's adoptive daughter.

## Background

Kessie's first appearance was as a nestling in the episode "Find Her, Keep Her". She is discovered in a snowstorm by Rabbit, who is tending to his carrots. Rabbit chooses to take Kessie in and raise her. Kessie quickly comes to like Rabbit, and refers to him as "Rabbie". After Kessie floats up into the sky upon being trapped in a soap bubble, Rabbit has her promise not to go so high. Later on, Rabbit teaches her how to garden, and Kessie chooses to give her first carrot to him as a gift.

Eventually, Kessie wishes to learn to fly so that she can go south for the winter. Rabbit refuses to allow her, though, as he is afraid of losing her. Pooh and Tigger decide to teach Kessie to fly, and they make a large slingshot out of a rubber band. When Rabbit comes to reprimand Kessie, he is caught in the rubber band and sent flying off a cliff. Kessie is able to rescue Rabbit by flying after him. That night, Kessie asks Rabbit to read her one last bedtime story before she flies south. Rabbit refuses, saying that Kessie no longer needs him, leaving Kessie saddened. The next morning, Kessie is being instructed by Owl on how to fly south. Rabbit does not appear at first, and so, Kessie prepares to leave until Spring. As soon as she does, Rabbit appears, revealing that he had been searching for her carrot. Much to his surprise, Kessie returns to say goodbye. After she leaves Rabbit understands that Kessie will always be in his heart and waits for her to return home.

Kessie's other main appearance in the series is in the episode "A Bird in the Hand". She comes home from the south having grown up in the time since her last appearance. However, Rabbit has problems realizing that Kessie has grown up, and treats her like a baby. Eventually, Kessie decides to prove she is grown up by trying to live on her own. However, she is taken as a hostage by Stan and Heff, who try to ransom her for honey. When Rabbit and the others try to rescue her, they are held for ransom as well. Kessie is able to save the group by making Stan and Heff take care of them the same way Rabbit took care of her. When Stan and Heff fall into a puddle of honey, the group is able to make their escape. Rabbit comes to realize how much Kessie has grown up. He agrees that Kessie isn't a baby anymore, but she'll always be his baby bird. Rabbit and Kessie happily return home.

## Trivia

* Kessie is the first known character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh to be an orphan. She lost her biological parents prior to her debut before Rabbit adopted her as his daughter.
* Kessie is the only minor character introduced in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh to appear as a main character in another Winnie the Pooh TV series: *The Book of Pooh*.
Sledgehammer

The sledgehammer is a melee weapon in Fallout Incursion

## Characteristics

The sledgehammer is an entry level melee weapon that can be found scavanging in the wastes, it is amongst the slowest melee weapons in the server and has lower damage compared to cheaper options like the Baseball Bat or Machete and thus it is mostly used as an ingredient for the strenght modulator.

### Damage

* Common: 40 + (25)
* Uncommon: 42 + (26.25)
* Rare: 44 + (27.5)
* Superior: 46 + (28.75)

### Multipliers

* `Head: x2`
* `Chest: x1`
* `Limbs: x1`

## How to obtain

* It can be found while scavenging.
* A common variant is sold at the Melee weapons vendor.
The Bugs

One of the bugs

**Bugs** are minor antagonists from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## In the series

The Bugs are antagonists and Rabbit's enemies, along with the crows. They are six-legged, green with yellow underside caterpillar-like insects that appear in many episodes in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

Like the crows, these bugs are considered pests to Rabbit's garden as they try to eat all of his vegetables, especially when they are led by their cunning leader. Also, like the crows, Rabbit has made many vain attempts to get rid of them, but they usually outsmart him and are often driven away by somebody other than Rabbit, with the exception of him sending them away using Eeyore's tail as a lure in "Eeyore's Tail Tale".

## Trivia

* The leader of the bugs, especially the clothes it wears, resembles Napoleon Bonaparte.
* Stripes (the bugs' debut episode) and Balloonatics (the crows' debut episode) are both episodes under the Friendship collection.
* A slightly, greedy bug appears in the episode The Bug Stops Here.
Three Little Piglets

**Three Little Piglets** is the second segment of the eighth episode of the second season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the 49th episode in the overall.

## Synopsis

Tigger, Rabbit, and Piglet are watching Pooh read a story about Three Little Piglets and a honey tree. Rabbit (for some reason) makes Pooh get rid of the honey tree. The first little Piglet lived in a house of straw (originally a honey tree). Tigger then snatches the book and says that the Piglet was scared by the Big Bad Bunny (despite Rabbit's objections), and the story switches over to Little Red Riding Hood, then back to Three Little Pigs. The story continues as normal, with the Big Bad Bunny blowing the first Piglet's house down.

The second Piglet lived in a house of sticks (which looks exactly like Eeyore's house). The story then switches to Goldilocks and the Three Bears, and the Big Bad Bunny turns into Papa Bear, and the house of sticks turns into a house of cards! Tigger blows the house of cards down.

The third Piglet lived in a tree-house. All three Piglets meet up, and the Papa Bear turns back into the Big Bad Bunny. The three Piglets wonder who will save them, then suddenly the Masked Offender appears (but made a cameo), swinging from a vine. The Big Bad Bunny tells him that he doesn't belong in the story, and he falls from the vine. Piglet then wonders why the Big Bad Bunny wants to get into the house, and Tigger says he wants to get out of the rain. A rain-cloud appears over the Big Bad Bunny's head, at which point he decides he's had enough, and will tell the story the way it's supposed to go. He stuffs the cloud into his basket, then as he threatens to blow the house down, honey shoots out of the basket, shooting the Big Bad Bunny into the sky. The story ends with the Three Little Piglets having all the honey they could ask for. Rabbit is all over covered up with honey but don't ask.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet (x3)
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Eeyore (mentioned)

## Videography

* Winnie the Pooh: Un-Valentine's Day (VHS, US only)

## Trivia

* This episode is a parody of a children's fairytale 'The Three Little Pigs'.
Volume 10: Pooh to the Rescue

**Volume 10: Pooh to the Rescue** is the tenth and final original US volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Cover details

The main colour of this volume is indigo.
The front cover shows Pooh and Christopher Robin by the river.

Pooh and Chistopher Robin are dressed up as pirates and are also playing pirates. Behind Pooh is a message in a green bottle.

The cover resembles the first episode of this volume: Oh, Bottle

## Episodes

Volume 10: Pooh to the Rescue has 4 episodes.

* Oh, Bottle
* The Old Switcheroo
* The "New" Eeyore
* Good-bye, Mr. Pooh

## Trivia

* This is the sixth and final original US volume not to have the same name as its first episode.
* This volume shares its release date with the previous 3 volumes: Volume 7: King of the Beasties, Volume 8: The Sky's the Limit and Volume 9: Everything's Coming Up Roses.
* 3 episodes on this volume reappear in 3 separate Friendship volumes.
	+ Oh, Bottle reappears in Imagine That, Christopher Robin!.
	+ The "New" Eeyore reappears in Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit.
	+ Good-bye, Mr. Pooh reappears in Pooh Wishes.
* This is this final volume in the original US collection. The next 3 home video releases are the first 3 volumes from the Playtime collection.
Learning Song

The **Learning Song** is the theme song from the Learning VHS collection. Award winning musician and lyricist, Stephen Schwartz from Parachute Express, sings this song.

## Lyrics

Hey, Now You There, Watch The Pooh Bear
It’s Time To Be Learning A Lesson Or Two
As You’re Learning, Wheels Start Turning
Because You Are Thinking With Winnie The Pooh

This Whole World Can Get A Little Tricky
What’s A Kid To Do (What’s A Kid To Do)
Hunts For Honey Can Get A Little Sticky
Think It Through, You And Pooh!

There’s No Denying, Pooh Bear’s Trying
To Find A Solution That’s Shiny And New (Shiny And New)
You Can Study With Your Buddy
And Answer The Questions With...Can You Guess Who?

We’re Thinking And Learning With Winnie The Pooh!

## Trivia

* This song shares its music with the Playtime and Friendship songs.
The Floating Song

Title card of the episode this song is from

**The Floating Song** is a song performed by Pooh in the episode, Balloonatics from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Lyrics

Here we go floating

Anywhere we please

Holding you tight as I can

You're safe as a honey pot

You always will be

And I'll be right there when we land

You're snuggly-wuggly

Snug as a bug-gly (*chuckles*)

You're snuggly safe in my hands

## Trivia

* A Sing-a-Song version of this song has the lyrics repeated twice.
* This song later served as the opening song for the *Ready to Learn* CD-ROM series.
Pygmy Piglets

**The Pygmy Piglets** are one-time characters in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. All of them seem to almost look like the main character Piglet.

## In the series

The Pygmy Piglets are a community of short-statured piglets which inhabit the Land of Milk and Honey.

In "The Piglet Who Would Be King", Piglet travels to this distant village along with Tigger and Rabbit while searching for some honey to give to Pooh in return for the spring which Pooh had given to Piglet as a friendship gift. When the pygmy piglets see the spring, they salute Piglet as their new king, explaining that he had brought back their sacred Pig Tail, which would give their honey back. Indeed, when the piglets put the spring on their Piglet statue, all the honey comes back to the valley.

Piglet doesn't like the idea of being king, but Tigger and Rabbit; who give themselves the titles of Prime Minister and Chamberlain, respectively; take advantage of the situation and get the piglets to do them many favors. As a king, Piglet points out that what they are doing is wrong, and that they should get Pooh's present back and leave. Tigger and Rabbit agree, and try to get Piglet's spring back during the night. But when they remove it from the statue, the spring is broken and the volcano suddenly erupts. Piglet and his vassals work together to put down the giant monuments of Tigger and Rabbit which the pygmy piglets had built and use them to stop the lava flow, saving the village. After this, Piglet, Tigger and Rabbit get their honey and go back to the Hundred Acre Wood.

## Trivia

* The Pygmy Piglets are the first one-time characters to be Piglet lookalikes. The second one is Pinky, who is one of the toy villains, from another episode How Much is That Rabbit in the Window.
Up, Up and Away

**Up, Up and Away** is the original UK volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released on the VHS in November 6, 1989.

## Episodes

Up, Up and Away only has 2 episodes.

* Balloonatics
* The Piglet Who Would Be King

## Trivia

* Balloonatics, one of the 2 episodes in this original UK volume, reappears in the Friendship volume Pooh Wishes.
* On the back cover of this original UK volume, one of the 2 artworks shows Pooh, sitting at the table, about to eat his honey from a honey pot during the hero party. That scene isn't from any of the episodes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh but is from the 'Winnie the Pooh' mini-film 'Winnie the Pooh and a Blustery Day'.
Nothing's Too Good for a Friend

Title card of the episode this song is from

**Nothing's Too Good for a Friend** is a song sung by Tigger and Rabbit in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode, The Piglet Who Would Be King.

## Lyrics

**Piglet:** Well, um, which way do we go?

**Tigger and Rabbit:** That way!

**Piglet:** But that's where all the jungle seems to be.

**Rabbit:** He's right!

**Tigger:** Let's go!

**Rabbit:** We're well on our way to wherever we're going, but that's neither here nor there

Cause when we arrive, we're certain to find a gift beyond compare

**Tigger:** That's right, bunny boy!

We're off to wherever to hither or tither or yon

We're headed toward that perfect reward that Pooh's been counting on

**Tigger and Rabbit:** When someone does something like Pooh did for you

**Rabbit:** There shouldn't be anything you wouldn't do

**Tigger:** There couldn't be anywhere you wouldn't go

**Rabbit:** It's really the only way to show

You'd go through thick-

**Tigger:** And even thin!

**Rabbit:** Brave the jungle-

**Tigger:** Or take a swim!

**Rabbit:** Did we tell him before?

**Tigger:** Let's tell him again!

**Tigger and Rabbit:** Nothing's too good for a friend, oh, nothing's too good for a friend!

You'd go through thick and even thin

You'd take a chance and jump right in

**Rabbit:** We said it before!

**Tigger:** Let's say it again!

**Tigger and Rabbit:** Nothing's too good for a friend, oh

**Rabbit:** Nothing's too good!

**Tigger:** I'd do all that I could!

**Tigger and Rabbit:** Nothing's too good for a friend!

## Trivia

* When this was a sing along in *Sing a Song with Pooh Bear*, the first few words were different before Tigger said, "That's right," to Rabbit in order to fit the storyline of Pooh needing to find his song. The lyrics for the Sing-a-Song version of this song were provided by Bryan Miller.
Volume 4: There's No Camp Like Home

**Volume 4: There's No Camp Like Home** is the fourth original US volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Cover details

The main colour of this volume is orange.

The front cover shows Pooh, Tigger and Piglet, at night, roasting marshmallows during their camping adventure.

One of Pooh's marshmallows appear to be melting.

The cover resembles the first episode of this volume: There's No Camp Like Home

## Episodes

Volume 4: There's No Camp Like Home has 3 episodes.

* There's No Camp Like Home
* Balloonatics
* Paw and Order

## Trivia

* Balloonatics, the second episode in this volume, reappears in the Friendship volume Pooh Wishes.
* This volume shares its release date with another volume: Volume 5: Wind Some, Lose Some.
Rabbit Marks The Spot

**Rabbit Marks The Spot** is the first segment of the second episode of the second season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the 38th episode in the overall. It is one of the episodes under Playtime.

## Synopsis

Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Gopher became a pirate crew called the Pooh Pirates and began to search for buried treasure. They first started to tear up Rabbit's garden in search of buried treasure. Rabbit becomes angry about what they did and decides to teach them a lesson. Rabbit starts by filling a treasure chest with rocks, dumped dirt on it, and marked a letter X on it. Then he draws up a map to help the Pooh pirates find it. Rabbit sent the map to the pirates and claimes that the treasure belonged to his great great uncle Long John Cottontail. After following the map's directions, Captain Piglet and his crew finally found the treasure.

Fearing that someone might try to steal the treasures once they open it outside, Pooh and his friends decided to open the chest inside Piglet's house. They tried all they can to open the treasure chest, but they can't open it. Late at night, Rabbit was excited that his plan might succeed. However, when he fell asleep, he begins to have a nightmare with his friends who have appeared from the ground as stone monsters; Gopher doubting he's a genius, Piglet telling Rabbit that it wasn't a very nice thing to do, Pooh saying that he built up their hopes, and Tigger saying that he got them all excited. Gopher then chewed Rabbit out for giving them a bunch of rocks. The latter apologizes and saying it was just a joke. After the dream, Rabbit becomes scared that Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, and Gopher will turn against him if they find out what's in that chest. He decides to retrieve the chest before it is opened. Rabbit first disguised himself as the ghost of Long John Cottontail and tried to scare his friends into giving him the chest, but it fails.

Rabbit is sure that his friends won't talk to him anymore and decided to leave the Hundred Acre Woods. But before he can get the chance, the Pooh Pirates decided to blast the chest open and they bring along Rabbit to watch the explosion. The pirates saw the rocks and Rabbit apologized to them, but Pooh and his friends actually like the rocks and found a great use for them. Then the real ghost of Long John Cottontail appeared and confronted them. Pooh and his friends were terrified of him and runs away. After that, a bewildered Long John Cottontail disappears.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Gopher
* Rabbit
* Long John Cottontail (ghost, only appearance)

## Videography

* Cowboy Pooh (VHS, Playtime)
* All For One And One For All (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh)

## Trivia

* The song that's featured in this episode is 'Pirates is What We'll Be'.
* It is revealed in this episode that Rabbit has a great, great uncle. It was Long John Cottontail who was voiced by Ken Sansom.
* This is the first episode to have its title written in a different font on the title card.
Gone with the Wind

**Gone with the Wind** is the first segment of the eleventh episode of the first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, made by Walt Disney Television Animation, and the 14th episode in the overall. It originally aired on March 27, 1988. It is one of the episodes under Friendship.

## Synopsis

The very strong wind has a tendency to blow about very small animals. Piglet gets blown about the Hundred Acre Wood. He blows into Pooh's house on this incredibly blustery morning. He's blown out of Pooh's house and slams into Rabbit's house, creating a terrible ruckus, and not to mention mess. Tigger goes to Kanga and Roo's house, causing the flapjacks to fly, Tigger catching one in mid air in his mouth. Yum! Piglet decides the safest place is under his chair, and he hides there like last time.

Nothing the gang tries to do can seem to get him out. Pooh decides to give Piglet a telegram. The little pink guy has tied bricks to his feet, but still gets blown about. They enlist the help of Gopher, who tunnels under Piglet's house, but make a wrong turn and end up directly under a lake... They plan to give a staying inside party... But Piglet doesn't feel like coming out. He's just being afraid. Piglet's wish is that he never has to come out of his chair again. Roo asks if he hides under a chair, can he eat cake all the time. Kanga replies no, he'll have to have ice cream too! Eeyore is missing Piglet too, as are the others. Pooh gives Piglet a pinwheel, as the others leave.

They eat outside and swing, while Piglet is watching them from his window, wishing he could join them, watching the colorful sunset. Piglet comes to see Pooh in the wind, that night. The wind is worse than before. Pooh is blown away and almost off a cliff. His shirt and scarf wraps around the tree, but it breaks. Piglet confronts his fears and goes out into the ferocious wind, using his pinwheel and saves Pooh, just before the pin wheel breaks apart and they land on the ground and Piglet isn't afraid anymore.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Tigger
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Gopher
* Kanga
* Roo

## Videography

* Volume 5: Wind Some, Lose Some (VHS, US only)
* Clever Little Piglet (VHS, Friendship)

## Trivia

* This shares the same title as referenced from the ever-popular 1936 novel *Gone With the Wind*, which was later adapted into the 1939 film of the same name. Although unrelated, but bearing the same title, the famous silhouette scene from David O. Selznick's Gone with the Wind appears to be the inspiration for Pooh, Tigger and Rabbit watching the sunset as illustrated in the title card.
* This is the only episode that has Pooh's shirt ripped.
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Volume 8: The Sky's the Limit

**Volume 8: The Sky's the Limit** is the eighth original US volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Cover details

The main colour of this volume is sky-blue.

The front cover shows Pooh and Gopher in the sky. Pooh is climbing up a ladder while Gopher is holding a lilac-coloured honey pot.

The cover resembles the first episode of this volume: Pooh Skies

## Episodes

Volume 8: The Sky's the Limit has 3 episodes.

* Pooh Skies
* Rabbit Takes a Holiday
* Owl in the Family

## Trivia

* This is the last original US volume to have 3 episodes.
* This volume shares its release date with the other 3 volumes: Volume 7: King of the Beasties, Volume 9: Everything's Coming Up Roses and Volume 10: Pooh to the Rescue.
* This is the fourth original US volume not to have the same name as its first episode.
* 2 episodes on this volume reappear in 2 separate Friendship volumes.
	+ Pooh Skies reappears in Imagine That, Christopher Robin!.
	+ Rabbit Takes a Holiday reappears in Three Cheers For Eeyore & Rabbit.
Pooh Wishes

**Pooh Wishes** is one of the 5 Friendship collection volumes. It was first released in February 18, 1997 in the US.

## Cover details

The scene on this volume's cover shows Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, Tigger and Eeyore at night. Pooh, who is hanging on a tree branch, is dressed up as a star. In the night sky on the background, we see a large, bright, twinkling star.

The cover resembles the first episode of this volume: The Wishing Bear

## Episodes

Pooh Wishes has 3 episodes, all of which focus on Pooh.

* The Wishing Bear
* Good-bye, Mr. Pooh
* Balloonatics

## Trivia

This is one of the 3 out of the 5 Friendship volumes that focus on one of the 3 main characters. It was Pooh.
Learning

**Learning** is a VHS collection of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. This collection focuses on learning things, and using them to remember what to do. It has 5 volumes, releasing from May 6, 1994 to July 17, 1996. All volumes use the Learning Song as their intro except Working Together which instead uses Pooh Bear.

In the UK, this collection was released under the name **Growing Up**.

## Intro bumper/Title card and volumes

### Intro bumper/Title card

#### US version

In a turquoise background, on a lilac patch, words, saying "Winnie the Pooh" written in pastel yellow start to appear as they were drawn. Once the drawing's complete, the "Winnie the Pooh" logo zooms backwards and a symbol (a pencil) flies in from the bottom-right of the screen with the word "Learning", written in white and in a pencil-style writing, following it. Then, the "Learning" word disappears as the title logo flies to the top-left corner of the screen. The symbol then scribbles out a yellow wiggly rectangle, with the name of one of the Learning collection's 5 volumes written in lilac, before flying off the screen.

The music for the intro bumpers/title cards of this collection is complete with synthesizer keyboards lead by some pipes.

#### UK version

This collection's intro bumper/title card is still and silent. Displaying on a blue gradient background is the UK "Winnie the Pooh" logo, colored red with white writing, with the volume's name being used as its subtitle. Below it is the Growing Up collection logo.

### Volumes

 Sharing and Caring |     | May 6, 1994
 Helping Others |     | May 6, 1994
 Growing Up |      | July 21, 1995
 Working Together |      | July 17, 1996

## Trivia

* This is the only The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh VHS collection to have an alternative name when released in the UK.
* The music for this collection's intro bumper/title card was also used for the intro bumper/title card of a holiday-themed volume: Winnie the Pooh: Un-Valentine's Day.
* Growing Up is the only Learning volume to only have 2 episodes.
The Toy Villains

Ted, Pinky and Vacuum Head with a ripped tag

**Ted, Pinky and** **Vacuum Head**, together known as **the Toy Villains**, are the main antagonists in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode How Much is That Rabbit in the Window.

## In the series

The Toy Villains are a trio of gangster villains who appear in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh episode "How Much is That Rabbit in the Window".

The first toy is a bear who is similar to Pooh. He has a blue bowler hat with a black line on it, a red vest, and a blue and yellow striped tie. It is also revealed that his name is Ted. The second is a pink pig who is similar to Piglet. He has a pink shirt. Some people say that his name is Pinky. The third is a tiger who is similar to Tigger. He has a dark green sweatshirt, a blue cap, and a broken tail with a bandage wrapped around it. It is also revealed that his name is Vacuum Head.

They make various attempts to get sold instead of Rabbit, who somehow ended up at the toy shop. When Rabbit is eventually bought back by Christopher Robin, the former tells them to keep the tag (which they had ripped after fighting over it) until they become good, and that someone will eventually buy them someday.

## Trivia

Out of the Toy Villains, Ted is the only member who shares his voice actor (Jim Cummings) with his counterpart Pooh.
Blodwar

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## Pokédex entry

**Topaz** entry:

**Amethyst** entry:

## Origin

### Design Origin

**Blodwar** is based on blodalven (blood elves).

### Name Origin

English: **Blodwar** is a combination of *blodalven* and *warrior*.

French: **Perlfide** is a combination of *perfide* (perfidious) and *elfe* (elf).

German: **Koböse** is a combination of *Kobold* and *bösartig* (evil, wicked).

Finnish: **Tuhmaltija** is a combination of *tuhma* (naughty) and *haltija* (elf).

Japanese: **センヂャアク** is a combination of 仙女 *sennyo* (elf, fairy) and 邪悪 *jaaku* (mischevious).
Piglet

**Piglet** is the main character in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and an anthropomorphic stuffed piglet belonging to Christopher Robin. He is the timid and phobic best friend of Pooh.

## Background

Piglet is pink all over, with darker pink ears. He is usually seen in a pink, striped jumper. He sometimes wears a scarf, though not terribly often. He is considered to be a "very small animal" due to him being the smallest (other than Roo) out of the friends.

Piglet is shown to live in a large home in a beech tree. According to Piglet, the home once belonged to his grandfather, who was named Trespassers William.

Like most of the characters, Piglet is named after his own species. Despite this, however, he is not an actual child, as Roo has been suggested to be the only juvenile member of the gang.

Mostly due to his small size and flimsiness, Piglet is an incredibly timid, fragile, and insecure animal. He apparently suffers from anxiety and is often seen cowering in fear in even the tamest moments. Piglet also has a speech impediment that causes him to stutter.

Though Pooh and the others don't seem to mind Piglet's phobias and happily bring him along and/or protect him through every adventure, Piglet is noticeably embarrassed and ashamed of his dominate cowardliness, and many stories have revolved around him making attempts to overcome his fears. When it comes to adventuring, Piglet is somewhat of a reluctant hero, as he typically likes to avoid any potential danger by staying home, only to tag along out of fear of disappointing his friends. Though he's far from the bravest animal, he has successfully come through for his friends on numerous occasions. This is mostly due to the fact that Piglet is surprisingly crafty and harbors impressive physical strength. He's also rather creative and inventive, being able to create contraptions out of whatever is around him, to use to his and his friends' advantage.
When the situation truly calls for it, Piglet is a reliable member of the team, and has been pivotal to solving their problems on various occasions. Piglet may be frightened or scared, but he can be brave and bold to do something that must be done, especially if it's for his friends.

## In the series

Piglet is one of the main characters in the TV series, appearing in every episode. He has several episodes that revolve around him, most of which center his timidity or his small size.

In the episode "The Piglet Who Would Be King", a family portrait of Piglet with his parents and brother can be seen.
In "There's No Camp Like Home", Piglet encounters and forms a friendship with a young heffalump named Junior, proving that Heffalumps are not the vicious creatures that legend makes them out to be.

## Trivia

* Pooh and Piglet are the only main characters to appear in every episode of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
* There's a Friendship volume that centers around Piglet. It was Clever Little Piglet.
Volume 1: The Great Honey Pot Robbery

**Volume 1: The Great Honey Pot Robbery** is the first original US volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Cover details

The main colour of this volume is blue.

The front cover shows Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Roo, all of which are indoors, walking around the honey pot which is surrounded by mouse-traps. They are waiting to catch whoever's trying to steal that honey pot.

The cover resembles the first episode of this volume: The Great Honey Pot Robbery.

## Episodes

Volume 1: The Great Honey Pot Robbery has 3 episodes.

* The Great Honey Pot Robbery
* Stripes
* Monkey See, Monkey Do Better

## Trivia

* This is the very first US home video release of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
* This volume shares its release date with the following 2 volumes: Volume 2: The Wishing Bear and Volume 3: Newfound Friends.
* Stripes, the second episode in this volume, reappears in the Friendship volume Tigger-ific Tales.
Wild West Winnie

**Wild West Winnie** is the original UK volume of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It was first released on the VHS in September 10, 1990.

## Episodes

Wild West Winnie only has 2 episodes.

* Paw and Order
* Fish Out of Water

## Trivia

* The boxart for this original UK volume has a wild west theme.
* This is the last original UK volume to only have 2 episodes.
Hundred Acre Wood

The Hundred Acre Wood at sunset

The **Hundred Acre Wood** is the main setting of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit, Kanga, Roo, Owl, Piglet, and Gopher live there.

## Background

The Hundred Acre Wood appears as a lush forest with many tall trees and grass. In The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, it seems to have a trail. According to theory, it is actually located within Christopher Robin's imagination like Pooh and his friends.

## Places of interest

There are about eight houses in the Hundred Acre Wood. Tigger originally lived with Kanga and Roo, but was sometime given his own. There's Pooh's house, Piglet's House, Owl's House, Rabbit's House, and Rabbit's garden, Gopher's House with a series of tunnels, Tigger's House, Eeyore's House, and Kanga and Roo's House.

## Trivia

* The Hundred Acre Wood was inspired by Ashdown Forest in Sussex, England.
* In the original Milne books, the Hundred Acre Wood was merely a section of the unnamed forest and was where Owl lived. It was inspired by *Five* Hundred Acre Wood in Ashdown.
* The Hundred Acre Wood is also the main setting in other instalments of the 'Winnie the Pooh' franchise as well as the 'Doc McStuffins' crossover episode 'Into the Hundred Acre Wood!'.
The Crows

One of the crows

**Crows** are minor antagonists from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

## Role in the series

The crows are Rabbit's enemies, alongside the bugs. They regularly steal and/or eat the food in his garden. Rabbit has tried many methods to get rid of these pests with little or no success, as they usually outsmart him. However, Rabbit has occasionally managed to drive the crows away by using tactical force, such as building a makeshift machine to torture the crows and make them flee. In some instances, Pooh (or someone else) would somehow frighten the crows away instead of Rabbit. In "Tigger Got Your Tongue", they anonymously stole vegetables from under Rabbit's garden and were given the name "**the Nobodies**". They are recently seen in "Owl's Well That Ends Well", when Owl's singing frightens them away from Rabbit's garden, causing them to flee and never come back.

## Trivia

* The crows' designs are very similar to the crows from *Dumbo*, but as normal non-anthropomorphic crows.
	+ The ones seen in "A Very, Very Large Animal" are much more devious and scary compared to their goofy-looking counterparts in the other episodes. It is possible that these crows are how the goofy-looking crows look in Piglet's eyes, or perhaps even a different flock of crows entirely due to being one of the few episodes not animated by TMS.
* In the first season, the crows' cawing was provided using stock sound effects (largely Hanna-Barbera's crow sound effects), but starting in the second season, Frank Welker began providing more unique caws for them.
Fish Out of Water

**Fish Out of Water** is the second segment of the nineteenth episode of the first season of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the 29th episode in the overall, which aired on January 28, 1989.

## Synopsis

When the muttonhead trout come to the 100 Acre wood on their 50-year migration and use his tunnels as their migration route, Gopher moves in with Rabbit, much to his dismay, as he starts renovating Rabbit's house to look like his. Rabbit, Pooh and Piglet then decide to try and clear the fish out of his tunnels, though this fails due to the sheer number of fish. Rabbit then thinks of a plan to get the muttonhead trout out of town: make it rain. He, Pooh and Piglet launch Eeyore into the skies to try and make him get the clouds to rain and don't remember about him until late at night. Pooh then thinks of a plan to get him down: To get Eeyore down, they will get the cloud down. When they manage to do so, they also cause a cloudburst, causing rain to fill Gopher's tunnels and flush the fish out. When Gopher tells Rabbit that the muttonhead trout will come back downstream in a few months, Rabbit goes crazy and decides that "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em", swimming upstream with the fish.

## Characters

* Pooh
* Piglet
* Rabbit
* Eeyore
* Gopher
* The Muttonhead Trout (only appearance)

## Videography

* Wild West Winnie (VHS, UK only)
* Friends Forever (DVD, Magical World of Winnie the Pooh)

## Trivia

* This is one of four segments that Tigger does not appear in.
* The mutton-head trout seem to make slight murmuring noises. However, no types of fish actually make noises such as this.
* This is one of the five Season 1 episodes to not be animated by Tokyo Movie Shinsha. The others are "The Wishing Bear", "A Very, Very Large Animal", "The "New" Eeyore" and "Tigger, Private Ear".