Pigeon Boy

Mr Duggins, owner of Arch Supermarkets and Duggins Deliveries, has engineered a new way of maximising profit and cutting down on wasted food. Meat past its sell by date is sprayed with a product making it smell like fresh meat again. The doctored meat is then sold in the supermarket and delivered to canteens around the city. There are increasing numbers of food poisoning and the pigeons are getting worried. Pigeon Boy is needed urgently! The superhero is captured and only narrowly avoids becoming pigeon mince before convincing Mr Duggins to apologise to his customers for the poor quality of the meat recently and to guarantee much better quality control in the future.

A serious cold spell has descended, causing endless problems. It hasn't stopped snowing for days; the streets are like ice skating rinks; icicles are hanging from every gutter; pipes are freezing up. There is panic at the supermarket as desperate mothers rush for the last remaining warm feather jackets for their frozen children. Mr Bowens, the proprietor assures his customers that there will be a delivery of down jackets no later than the next day. What a strange coincidence then that the pigeons are witness to a bizarre kidnapping at a bird shop. Masked men remove the birds and take them to a farm where it looks like Mr Bowens himself is preparing for an imminent mass plucking. For this he has a formidable looking machine endowed with gleaming tweezers. The pigeons are terrified and summon Pigeon Boy to save the birds and convince Mr Bowens to give every child a free down jacket to protect them from the cold.

Scaramon Land is running a competition- any child that finds a Pukuyu card in their pack will win a trip to Scaramon Land. Goth has the sole rights to sell Scaramon cards in Ultrapolis, and is relentlessly promoting the competition. In a warehouse on the edge of the city, his assistant has been instructed to remove all the Pukuyu cards from every pack before it goes on sale, so no child has any chance of winning. The children are all very excited and can't wait until the cards go on sale later that afternoon. The pigeons call on Pigeon Boy. Pigeon Boy foils Goth's plot and makes him agree to give away the doctored packs of cards to the children for free.

John Sloop is fed up of being distracted from his bowling games by children in the park. When he finds the deeds to some land in his attic he is overjoyed, he will be able to build himself a bowling green of his own, even if the land currently houses the ever popular puppet theatre that is about to celebrate its 40th anniversary. John Sloop orders the puppeteers off the land. They are confused, and produce a document, signed by John's father, allowing them to use the land for as long as they so wish. John is furious, and threatens legal action. He employs Henry Dove, Randy's father, to represent him. The pigeons are worried and put Pigeon Boy on the case. Will he be able to change John's mind?

Arthur and Chloe are at a press conference where Drak announces that the last retirement home in the city, the Evergreens, is to be demolished to make way for a new car park. It is clear that the residents are far from pleased about being moved from their homes. One old lady, Lucy, hides as the coach takes the residents away. She refuses to be parted from the tomb of her dead dog Foxy. She shows Arthur and Chloe the huge bone her clever dog dug up in the grounds of the home. The builders have moved in, Pigeon Boy and Lucy are doing their utmost to stop the demolition and protect Foxy's tomb. The bone turns out to be the thigh bone of an extremely rare dinosaur never before seen in Ultrapolis. Drak is forced to abandon the demolition when two complete skeletons are unearthed. He announces that the Evergreens retirement home will not be moved after all, but the ground floor of it will be turned into a dinosaur museum.

There is much speculation as to why Daniel Streatham, Ultrapolis Football Club's star player, is playing so badly. The manager, Terry Peebles, is secretly doping his lucky yoghurt before the match. Terry is being paid by other managers to lose matches. He also blackmails Drak into using money that has been set aside for the high school refurbishment to buy a new centre forward for the team, as the current one is so useless. Pigeon Boy investigates. He finds out about the tranquilisers in the yoghurt as well as the match fixing and exposes Terry in front of the whole football team. Terry announces that he will not be signing a new centre forward and will be coaching the Ultrapolis Football Club for free for the next 3 years. He also offers to fund the high school refurbishment.

After 30 years of perfect forecasting, veteran meteorologist Fred Winter is replaced by the inexperienced Honey Adams just days before the city’s massive "Ultrapicnic." As Fred leaves, he intercepts an urgent warning: a tornado is set to strike during the event. Bitter over his dismissal, Fred initially hides the report from Honey, falsely assuring her the weather will be perfect. While a young hero named Pigeon Boy fails to convince the public of the coming danger, Fred suffers a change of heart. Realizing he cannot let the citizens of Ultrapolis perish, he rushes back to the station. Despite a technical failure, Pigeon Boy repairs the antenna just in time for Fred to broadcast a life-saving warning. Recognizing that expertise outweighs aesthetics, the station bosses fire Honey and reinstate Fred as their lead forecaster.

Drak's nephew Kevin has been thrown out of the navy. Drak's wife begs him to give him a job in the city. Drak relents and finds Kevin a job as a street cleaner, driving a brand new state of the art street sweeper. Unfortunately Kevin takes his job a bit too literally: he uses the powerful water jets to blast all the rubbish off the streets and in to people's gardens. He chops off all the tree branches to stop them dropping their leaves on the streets and making a mess. He even starts a clean up operation of the pigeons – capturing as many of them as he can. Pigeon Boy is called upon to rescue the captured birds and protect the species from future attacks. After a long battle with Kevin, Pigeon Boy manages to convince him to give up his street cleaning job. Drak is horrified when he discovers what his nephew has been up to and finds him a new job: keeping the municipal roses bug free!

The annual Golden Wiper competition pits Arthur’s aunt Rita, the two-time defending champion, against the ruthless Cosmo Peterson, owner of "Squirt o’ Sun." Desperate to win, Cosmo ignores the fact that his product causes hair loss—instead buying wig factories to profit from the side effect. The final challenge is to clean one side of Peterson Tower. Cosmo attempts to cheat by entering a "two-man" team with arms in plaster to appear disadvantaged, only for them to reveal healthy limbs once they reach the top. However, his plan backfires; "Squirt o’ Sun" leaves greasy streaks on the glass, possibly due to interference from Pigeon Boy. Despite Cosmo’s dirty tactics, Rita’s skill prevails. She claims her third consecutive trophy, and the public rejects Cosmo’s flawed product in favor of Rita’s own brand.

The annual Christmas Gala concert in aid of local children is approaching. TV viewers are asked to vote for their favourite artist to perform at the concert. The competition is between Lynda Lyonne, an older singer, and Christina Crest, the current teen singing sensation. Christina wins the TV vote hands down. After the live show, Christina is mobbed by her fans, while nobody pays any attention to Lynda as she leaves the studio. Lynda is furious and is determined to perform at the gala concert. She devises an evil plan to temporarily rid Christina of her voice. Unfortunately every attempt she makes to sabotage her rival's voice is thwarted by Pigeon Boy.