Anthony Ant

Anthony and the gang stumble upon a weary knight-errant named Sir Antselot, who has made himself at home in their hideout. Disheveled and steeped in delusions, Sir Antselot carries himself with the air of a bygone-era gentleman. Anthony decides to lend a hand, joining him on his whimsical quest to locate and subdue a dragon.

The gang successfully retrieves the missing magic marble after it was stolen by Witch Weevil for her magical tricks. Upon arriving near the witch's house, they are unexpectedly captured by her. However, Anthony manages to stealthily approach from behind and cleverly distracts her, allowing him to free his friends. Their journey back to the museum is fraught with challenges, and Anthony, along with the team, must confront each danger as it comes.

Anthony and his friends have decided to bake a cake for Grandpa's birthday celebration. The girls, confident in their cooking skills, insist they are better cooks than the boys. Taking on the challenge, Kevin proposes a cooking contest to settle the debate over who the best cook really is. With their plan set, the group heads to Bigfoot's kitchen to fetch an egg white for their recipe. Not wanting to be left out, the girls tag along and make their own move by taking the egg yolk.

Aphid Alley finds itself caught in a frenzy as Count Mosquito and his cohorts, Nate and Buzz, steal all the cattle. Anthony, determined to save the livestock and expose the thieves, cleverly disguises himself as one of the aphids to bring down the rustlers.

Princess Antoinette extends an invitation to everyone for her grand birthday ball. However, Count Mosquito sternly reminds her that she's forbidden from enjoying herself, especially from dancing with anyone. During a brief break taken by the musicians, Anthony's band seizes the moment to put on a performance for the princess. Defying tradition, Antoinette shares a dance with Terry, but Mosquito intervenes, halting their moment and banishing Terry from the castle. Amid the chaos, Blinky, the princess's beloved firefly pet, escapes. In response, Antoinette announces a reward for anyone who can bring her cherished companion back safely.

Princess Antoinette feels bored with Count Mosquito's fencing lessons and longs to play with children her own age. After defeating Mosquito, he reluctantly agrees to let her join in the fun, but only under his conditions. The kids are thrilled to have her join them, but Mosquito becomes a nuisance, preventing her from participating in any athletic activities. Determined to enjoy herself, Antoinette hops on a skateboard and glides down a decaying log. Meanwhile, Witch Weevil is plotting a devious trick to steal the princess's beauty, but first, she must snatch Antoinette's tiara.

Bigfoot has a party on top of Antville.

Kevin goes off to form a new club. His friends are fed up with his juggling act. Nate and Buzz accept him into another club.

A heatwave has hit, leading to water scarcity. Anthony and his friends embark on a quest to find water sources. During their search, they stumble upon a pipe gushing water, but this leads to a new challenge as the entire anthill becomes flooded. To address the issue, they enlist the help of a giant dog to turn off the faucet and stop the spillage.

The circus arrives in town, but tensions brew behind the scenes. The troupe stages a rebellion against the owner and abandons him, disappearing into the depths of the forest. While wandering, the gang stumbles upon the circus wagon and, with open hearts, offers the owner their artistic talents. The miserly insect eagerly seizes the opportunity. Meanwhile, Arnold and Angus grow increasingly concerned about Anthony and his friends' prolonged absence, prompting them to set out on a search.

Bigfoot misplaces a perilous charm, prompting the gang to call Grandpa to inspect the golden bracelet. Mosquito is interested in using the bracelet's bells for his castle gates, while Anthony proposes it should be placed at the entrance of the Queen's palace. Eventually, Bigfoot comes back to retrieve her jewel, and Grandpa advises the kids to return it. Mosquito won't give up so easily and steals the jewel once again.

Grampa decides to cancel his trip to Crystal mountain with the kids, opting instead to investigate a recently discovered mummy of an ancient Anzac queen. Found near the tomb is a mysterious glass sphere, which Alexi remembers has some connection to the burial. Despite Grampa staying behind, the kids proceed with their plans and head to the campsite. It is there that Alexi uncovers the true nature of the sphere—it is actually an explosive device designed to protect the queen's coffin. The situation becomes urgent as they realize the device is set to detonate in an hour and a half, while they are a full two hours away from the museum. Adding to the peril, the device contains a strange purple powder, posing a severe threat to the museum and sending waves of alarm through the group.

Bigfoot decides to host a picnic atop Antville. Meanwhile, the gang is enjoying their time, playing ice hockey on a circular mirror. Out of nowhere, an enormous picnic blanket descends over Antville, enveloping the entire town. Trapped underneath the vast blanket, the gang finds themselves stuck alongside a swarm of wasps. Anthony must navigate a tense encounter with the unpleasant wasp leader to ensure everyone's safety. At the same time, Arnold and his father work together to unravel the mystery behind the sudden arrival of the gigantic blanket.

A giant cup is on display at the museum, but it's incomplete—out of the 100 pieces needed to restore it, one remains missing. Determined to finish this delicate restoration, Anthony and his friends set out on a quest to locate the elusive fragment. Their journey takes a whimsical turn when a swarm of helpful bees lifts them into the air. The missing piece is finally spotted tangled in a spider's web. However, retrieving it proves tricky; the spider refuses to let go without an exchange, even holding Anthony captive as leverage. In a swift rescue, the bees rally once more, overwhelm the spider, and secure both Anthony and the precious piece. Triumphant, the gang returns to the museum to hand the fragment over to Arnold, the well-meaning but clumsy ant in charge of reassembling the cup. However, in a chaotic twist, Arnold gets stuck to the piece. As they try to free him, their efforts inadvertently cause the entire cup to tip over, shattering into countless shards once again.

Anthony and the gang discover a lost world populated by prehistoric cave ants.

An exhibit went missing from the museum, sparking intrigue. Today, Arnold stumbles upon what he believes to be a rare and extraordinary find—a scepter said to grant its wielder unstoppable power to defeat enemies and rule the entire kingdom. Thrilled, he eagerly plans to present it to the Queen. However, his excitement turns to disappointment when the scepter proves to be nothing more than a worthless replica. This becomes glaringly clear when it fails to fend off Count Mosquito and his army of minions. Elsewhere, Anthony discovers an impressive bat he hopes will enhance his baseball skills. But Kelly soon deciphers mysterious symbols etched into the bat and realizes that Anthony has unknowingly come into possession of the real scepter. With this revelation, Anthony makes the difficult decision to return the powerful artifact to the museum—not only to prevent further chaos but also to save his father from disgrace when the Queen witnesses the failure of the counterfeit scepter.

Anthony and his friends make it a point to avoid the infamous Weevil Witch. Meanwhile, Grampa has come down hard with Weevil Fever, leaving everyone worried. Over at the museum, Angus is rummaging through shelves filled with old bottles of witches' potions. Out of curiosity—or perhaps carelessness—he accidentally takes a whiff of one of them. Moments later, his behavior turns strange, and peculiar dots appear on his face. Arnold quickly concludes that his father has now caught the dreaded Weevil Fever as well. Determined to find a cure, the group decides to confront the Weevil Witch despite their fears. After some convincing, the witch reluctantly agrees to help but demands they gather an array of bizarre ingredients for the antidote. The kids venture forth and eventually return with everything needed to complete the potion. However, disaster strikes when they trip on the stairs, shattering the precious flask and losing the antidote.

Anthony enters Grampa's trusty vehicle, the Dauntless, in the annual Great Race. Count Mosquito mocks Angus, Grampa, saying his old race car is now junk. Angus insists that Mosquito cheated and robbed him of his trophy in the last race. Determined to participate, Anthony and his friends work on refurbishing the car. The racecourse spans various challenging legs. Nate and Buzz try to sabotage their efforts with traps, but Anthony is one step ahead of their schemes. Much to Count Mosquito's displeasure, the old vehicle takes the lead, prompting him to use dirty tricks to stop them from reaching the finish line.

Anthony and Kevin find themselves trapped in Bigfoot's glass jar, alongside a weevil and an earwig. The kids are in the midst of repairing their boat to participate in the annual boat race. In search of a suitable sail, Anthony and Kevin finally discover one, but Witch Weevil and Ernest the earwig attempt to steal the cloth. The kids manage to outrun them, only to inadvertently fall into a glass jar set by Bigfoot to catch insects. Terry and the girls feel helpless as the giant boy seals the jar. Weevil, Ernest, and a silkworm are also trapped inside with them. Meanwhile, Angus and Arnold engineer a mechanical insect from the boat to distract the giant boy, allowing them to rescue Anthony and Kevin. The silkworm transforms into a butterfly and expresses gratitude to the group for their help.

The gang comes across a red balloon that Grampa plans to use for a diplomatic event. His goal is to make a grand entrance during the middle of the celebration. Seizing the opportunity, the gang decides to use the balloon to send off a diplomatic letter that Mosquito's nephews had forgotten to dispatch. However, Count Mosquito's attempt to fix the situation backfires when he discovers that his nephews accidentally dropped the invitation. Matters worsen when the balloon gets punctured by a thorn and bursts, leaving the kids scrambling for an alternative. Thinking quickly, they hop onto a leaf and slide down to successfully deliver the letter.

Terry is playfully battling with a fishing rod at a pond, enjoying himself. The children assist Terry as he reels in his catch, which surprisingly turns out to be a submarine. Captain Antherus, an explorer from Atlantis, appears and invites the group to help him find his way back to this enchanted city. He pilots the submarine. Initially, the captain seems confused and bemoans his misfortune, but soon he discovers the definite route back to Atlantis. The group receives a warm welcome from the locals, and they find life there to be thoroughly delightful—everyone except Billy, who decides he wants to return home. His friends agree, and Antherus allies with a clam that safely transports them back to Antville.

Antoinette and Anthony need to make it back home safely after being caught in a blizzard during their attempt to build a snowman. Count Mosquito grows anxious upon discovering that the princess is missing, worried that the townsfolk might uncover his secret hot springs hidden in a secluded cave. The entrance to this cave has turned into a solid wall of ice, prompting Grampa and his son to find a method to melt it. Meanwhile, Antoinette and Anthony gain the help of some soldiers.

Anthony stumbles upon an Egyptian ant colony after chasing a soccer ball into a ravine. The pursuit leads him to a hidden cave pathway that opens up into an ancient Egyptian kingdom. Upon his arrival, the Pharaoh unexpectedly declares Anthony to be the savior of his people. However, Anthony humbly declines the title. The Pharaoh then explains their plight: his people have been unable to complete his future funerary pyramid due to repeated interference from a Bigfoot that keeps destroying the construction site. Recalling a location beneath the mountains that might offer a better chance for the Egyptians to thrive, Anthony shares his idea. The Pharaoh, convinced by the suggestion, begins preparations to relocate his people to this new haven. At the journey's conclusion, to commemorate this extraordinary adventure, Anthony and the Pharaoh exchange hats,

Sugar is scarce in Antsville. The Bigfeet have become more cautious with their sugar packs, ensuring no grains are left behind for the ants to gather. This has left the ants without their treasured sweetener. In response, the candymaker of Antville encourages the team to discover a source from which they can procure sugar for the town. He offers a tempting reward if they succeed in their quest. In the meantime, Anthony requests honey from the bees until they secure more sugar. During their efforts, Alexi and Anthony unintentionally find themselves in a bigfoot's kitchen, where they discover a jar brimming with the coveted substance. The real challenge arises as they attempt to exit the house with their find.

Captain Scarab Beetle, a renowned and intimidating pirate, was a figure of legendary repute. One day, Grandpa discovers an old boot with a map inside, discarded by the sly Count Mosquito. Convinced that the boot might have belonged to Scarab himself, Grandpa examines its contents. The children soon take hold of the map, but their every step is shadowed by the Count, who is determined to snatch the treasure for himself. As they make their way to a shadowy cave rumored to harbor the pirate's ship, the group receives unexpected help from a sailor who claims to be a descendant of Captain Scarab. However, when they finally uncover the long-lost pirate chest, Count Mosquito and his mischievous nephews swoop in and make off with the treasure.

The gang embarks on a safari adventure inside the greenhouse. They're enjoying a game of volleyball when suddenly, a rhinoceros beetle makes an unexpected entrance. This beetle is actually the last of its kind and needs protection from the avaricious Count Mosquito. To discover the beetle's location, Anthony must confront a perilous Venus flytrap. The situation intensifies when a Bigfoot arrives to spray insecticide, endangering the group's safety. In their frantic escape, they encounter the trembling beetle, a female, who is nestled among her offspring.