Andersen Monogatari - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Ugly Duckling (Come play with me)
The Ugly Duckling (Goodbye, Mother)
Little Ida's Flowers
The Steadfast Tin Soldier
The Story of a Mother
The Flying Trunk
Thumbelina (Gribbitt Groom)
Thumbelina (Buzzing Contest)
Thumbelina (Mole Groom)
Thumbelina (Flower Prince)
The Nightingale (The King's Favorite)
The Nightingale (Smiling Through Tears)
The Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweep (Happiness is in the Starry Sky)
The Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweep (Lovely Kris)
The Metal Pig
The Tinder-box (A Monster Jumped Out)
The Tinder-box (The Loveliest Treasure)
What the Old Man Does is Always Right
The Shadow
The Sweethearts or The Top and the Ball
The Marsh King's Daughter (Cursed Father and Child)
The Marsh King's Daughter (Helga's Secret)
The Marsh King's Daughter (The Glow of Love)
Ole Lukøje, The Sandman
The Bishop of Børglum and his Men (Mysterious Børglum Island)
The Bishop of Børglum and his Men (Setting Sail for Battle)
The Travelling Companion (Mysterious Boy)
The Travelling Companion (The Doll That Moved)
The Travelling Companion (Farewell, Friend)
The Most Incredible Thing
The Little Mermaid (Beloved Prince)
The Little Mermaid (Promise to the Witch)
The Little Mermaid (Unhappy Separation)
The Swineherd
Ib and Little Christine (A Tiny Promise)
Ib and Little Christine (Reunion)
The Emperor's New Suit
The Ice Maiden (Rudy is Popular)
The Ice Maiden (Ferone's Worries)
The Ice Maiden (Sad Babette)
Little Claus and Big Claus
The Red Shoes (Shabby Travelling Troupe)
The Red Shoes (Comedy hall)
The Wicked Prince
The Wild Swans (The Haunted Castle)
The Wild Swans (Eliza's Secret)
The Wild Swans (Don't give up, Eliza)
The Old Street Lamp
The Psyche
The Snow Queen (Evil Mirror)
The Snow Queen (Battle in the Land of Death)
The Little Match-Seller
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