Dino + Ricky

Boy, boy, these two are as different as can be. Dino Fino and his small, chaotic classmate Rickbert Rexkowski, nicknamed Ricky. Today is their first day of school at the Echsnasium, and after being greeted by the teacher, they head off on a hike in the forest. Dino and Ricky are supposed to pair up. Of course, Ricky is always messing things up, and the two boys promptly get lost. As it gradually gets dark, they get a little scared and very hungry. And then it happens: Suddenly, the robbers arrive! The rascals are burying a treasure in the forest. And our two boys are watching them. When their parents find them, the two quickly agree: not a word to the grown-ups! They want to get the treasure! And of course, they stumble from one adventure to the next. Ouch! If that doesn't cause trouble...

Well... and now what? A cave full of golden lizards, a bunch of the craziest toys, pissed-off robbers who want their prey back: How on earth are our two dino boys supposed to get out of this mess unscathed? Then a new student arrives in the class. He speaks differently because he comes from a foreign country, is a bit chubby and has a cross-eyed look. This is, of course, a godsend for our cheeky little T-Rex. But be careful, Ricky, don't underestimate him! Dino and Ricky go back into the cave to look for the treasure. When three small, mysterious creatures suddenly appear before them, the two dino boys realize: There's a lot more to this story than they had previously thought!

Three shrunken goblins flying on the back of a butterfly? Well, that's something to be surprised about, Ricky! Of course the three of them have a job to do. They get Dino and Ricky to return some stolen items to the children. The robbers continue their search for their loot. By chance they stumble upon Ricky and his father Snotlout. A scuffle ensues when the robbers try to steal his jewelry. Ricky lets something slip. The robbers can hardly believe it: THE little T-Rex is supposed to have something to do with the disappearance of their loot? The crooks decide to kidnap Ricky. Now a race against time begins. Will Dino, Edgar and the others manage to free Ricky in time? Or will the robbers finally find out where the loot is hidden?

Oh man, Ricky's father doesn't like this at all: Aunt Roberta has arrived. And there are good reasons for that: the big celebration of peaceful coexistence is about to take place. And then Aunt Roberta and Ricky's mother have inherited a house from their Uncle Rupert. It has 36 rooms, and each one is crammed full of crazy things! This is where the lost human researcher has collected everything he has ever unearthed in his life. AMAZING!!!, our two friends think... what there is to discover! On one of their forays through their uncle's big house, they find a secret attic room containing a huge, strange machine. When they find out what it is... even Dino's head starts to explode!

Our two friends find a machine in their uncle's house that offers them the craziest possibilities! But unfortunately, their joy over this crazy toy is short-lived. Down in the cellar, the bookworm desperately needs their help. He's very ill. He may be brave, but it's clear to everyone: help must come quickly, or the story won't end well. But what can they do? Thanks to Dinoseos, Ricky's clumsiness unexpectedly leads them to an instruction manual. This allows them to save the poor, sick creature. But what role does this mysterious machine play? Where are our two boys being taken? And how on earth will they solve their crazy tasks?

The bookworm has his health back. Not only that, but also his friendship with Frehdrich. Somehow, their argument seems to have something to do with Uncle Rupert's disappearance. Who knows... perhaps they can now find out what really happened to him? All the threads converge at Uncle Rupert's house. Edgar and the secret agents believe so too. Dino and Ricky would like to get to the bottom of the whole thing. If only it weren't for the preparations for the celebration of peaceful coexistence... and that stupid fraternal kiss. To make matters worse, that unbearable Master Planowiak constantly pushes himself into the spotlight. He directs the whole spectacle and infuriates our children with his disgusting attitude.