In which the travellers enter a dense and ancient forest, where the Lion discovers a gathering of animals troubled by a monstrous spider threatening their peace. With courage and cunning, the Lion confronts and defeats the dreadful creature, earning the allegiance of the forest beasts as their new King.

In which the clever Wizard of Oz performs his peculiar magic to grant the Scarecrow a mind, the Tin Woodman a heart, and the Cowardly Lion courage, much to their joy and wonder. Yet, beneath the surface of these wondrous gifts, the Wizard contemplates the true nature of his art and the even greater challenge that lies ahead.

In which Dorothy and the Wizard collaborate to fashion a grand green silk balloon, intended to carry them across the vast desert and beyond the confines of the Emerald City. Yet, just as the voyage begins, a sudden mishap sends the Wizard soaring alone into the sky, leaving Dorothy and her friends to face the days ahead with wistful hearts.

In which Dorothy and her friends, though sorrowful and uncertain, consider ways to overcome the challenges of the vast desert separating her from Kansas, turning to the wisdom of new rulers and the guidance of a trusted soldier. Together, they resolve to journey southward to seek the help of Glinda, facing unknown perils with steadfast hearts and uniting in purpose and friendship.

In which the travellers return to the Emerald City to claim the gifts and assistance promised by the Great Wizard, only to discover that he is not the fearsome being they imagined but rather an ordinary man who relies on clever illusions. Despite his lack of real magic, the Wizard promises to grant their requests and help Dorothy find her way home, provided they keep his secret.

In which Dorothy and her companions find themselves lost in vast fields of flowers, seeking guidance from the Queen of the Mice to reach the Emerald City, and learn to summon the mischievous but obedient Winged Monkeys with the magic of the Golden Cap. As they are carried swiftly through the air, the King of the Monkeys recounts the curious tale of their enchantment and servitude, revealing the wondrous history behind their obedience to the wearer of the Cap.

In which Dorothy and the Cowardly Lion joyfully free the Winkies from cruel bondage and set about rescuing their dear friends, the Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow, who are mended and restored with tender care. After a brief respite filled with gifts and warm farewells, the company prepares to pursue their journey once more, buoyed by hopeful promises and the mysterious Golden Cap.

In which Dorothy and her companions embark on a perilous journey through the wild and untamed country of the West, facing fierce attacks from wolves, crows, and bees summoned by the Wicked Witch, and endure the treacherous magic of the Winged Monkeys who separate them and imprison the Lion. Amidst the gloom of captivity and hardship in the Witch’s castle, Dorothy’s gentle heart and unexpected courage bring about a wondrous and astonishing turn, revealing the hidden power of the Silver Shoes and the strength of Good over Evil.

In which Dorothy and her companions arrive at the dazzling City of Emeralds, where everything—from the buildings to the inhabitants—is gleaming green and mystifyingly splendid; each is granted an audience with the enigmatic Wizard of Oz, who appears in a variety of startling forms and presents them with a daunting task they must undertake before receiving his help. Though daunted, the friends resolve to journey forth together, determined to fulfil the Wizard’s challenge in hopes of their true desires being granted.

In which the Cowardly Lion, revived from the poppy field's spell, rejoins his companions as they journey along the enchanting yellow brick road through the verdant Land of Oz, encountering wary yet hospitable folk before reaching the magnificent, gleaming gates of the Emerald City. There they meet the green-clad Guardian of the Gates, who equips them with magical spectacles to protect their eyes from the city's dazzling brilliance and leads them onward to the Palace of the Great and powerful Oz.