Animated Tales of the World

Green Man of Knowledge (Scotland)

Fionn (Ireland)

Ewen Conger (France)

The Two Brothers (Russia)

Raven Steals the Daylight (Alaska)

Tree with the Golden Apples (Holland)

The Magic Paintbrush (China)

Cap O'Rushes (England)

Podna and Podni (Pakistan)

The Three Sisters Who Fell Into the Mountain (Norway)

Flower of Fern (Poland)

Bad Baby Amy (Australia)

Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweep (Denmark)

Redhill (Singapore)

Timoon and the Narwhal (Canada)

The Enchanted Lion (Germany)

King March (Wales)

Aunt Tiger (Taiwan)

The Myth of Persephone (Greece)

Shepherd Boy Tumur (Mongolia)

The Crown and Sceptre (Arabia)

How the Tortoise Won Respect (South Africa)

John Henry: The Steel Driving Man (America)

King Solomon and the Bee (Israel)

The Tyrant and the Child (Burkina Faso)

The Chief and the Carpenter (Caribbean)

The Shoemaker's Son (Armenia)

The Magic Gourd (China)

Ummemo the Echo (South Africa)

The Story of Flax (Poland)

Merlin and the Dragons (Wales)

The Manairons (Catalonia)

Frau Holle (Germany)

The Multi-Colored Jackal (India)

Umuninyan (Namibia)

The Loch Ness Kelpie Gaelic (Scotland)

Crossing the Snow (Japan)

The Raspberry Worm (Finland)

The Boy Who Had No Story (Ireland)

United States

<p>Each episode of the series retells international story tales that has originated in many countries around the world, such as Poland, Scotland, Russia, etc.</p>

Animated Tales of the World

Episodes

Synopsis