Whip and his friends are going off to college to get an education. They have fun with new friends hanging at the bar and singing karaoke. They must face a challenge competing in theme park testing sports, the Amusers, against a cheating champion team known as the Arctics. It is up to Whip to save the world by winning the final competition and earning the trophy.

It is Christmas vacation and the Psy family along with Whips friends Bobi and Pition, head up to Canada; but it is a scam run by a Russian dynasty of white tigers, the Satvrinskis, who kidnap Whips kid sister Sarah and try to make her as smart as she is expected to be by running a ceremony of sacrifice. It is up to Whip and his pals, along with a walrus named Fentruck, to save the day.

Whip has to babysit a pair of twin koalas for their parents have flown a plane to Australia to meet their relatives. The sister twin, Agatha, has discovered a strange console that took blew their house into outer space. Whip and his gang are about to face chaos in the whole galaxy for the evil king of the Vips, Brendor, returns with new plans up his sleeve, sending his (whole Vip) son, Prince Kazam, and a horde of aliens to capture the twin koalas and dispose of Whip and his pals.

Whip is back for a great exciting adventure. He and his gang are off to Mars. They do research and investigation like any astronaut would do. They enter an airtight town visiting a market and face great challenges such as fighting ferocious Martian monsters.

In this original tragedy, Alantis is an orphan raised by a mutated intelligent squirrel. She is trained in knighthood and finds love with a young man whose wicked father forbids the love between them. This wicked man will stop at nothing to keep them apart.

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Ranulph Fiennes, the world's greatest living explorer, has travelled to some of the most remote, dangerous parts of the globe. Well-known for his experiences at the poles and climbing Everest, he has also endured some of the hottest conditions on the planet, where temperatures regularly exceed 40 degrees and, without water and shelter, death is inevitable.

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