adaptations

The Little Prince and Fox visit the planet of the warrior Utians, who are upset by the behavior of Euphony, the diva who sings the rhythm of their days. The Little Prince discovers that the Snake has again caused trouble by creating a love between Euphony and Ivory, one of the Flower Growers, the sworn enemies of the Utians.

The Little Prince and Fox visit a planet where the Snake has manipulated the residents into angering the Firebird that has always protected them and the Firebird is burning the planet in retribution.

Leaving his asteroid to follow the trail of the Snake, an old enemy set on destroying the universe, the Little Prince arrives on a planet where the people rely on the power of the wind as their chief source of energy, but the Snake has caused a feud between the Great Wind Mage and his son Zephyr that has weakened the wind and posed a threat to the entire population.

The Little Prince tries to persuade Arobase, the only person who can control the carapodes, giant tortoises who carry their planet's mail, to return to his position.

The Little Prince lands on the planet Voltaine, where people are buying lamps to drive away creatures known as the Globes, which are supposedly turning people to stone.

The Little Prince tries to stop the Astronomer from stealing stars and planets from the sky.

When the trains on the Planet of Trainiacs stop running on time and reaching their destinations, panic ensues and the Little Prince travels to the planet to get to the heart of the matter.

After Talamus stops responding to messages and starting giving crazy orders, it is up to the Little Prince to help restore order on the Planet of the Giant.

The Little Prince tries to stop Sahara, who has used his Overhearer devices to prevent the Amicope people from speaking.

In this adventure a giant has to figure out what to do with an annoying human boy named Jack who climbed up a beanstalk: send him back, put him to work, or eat him--and the choice is up to the reader.