This is the adaption series of Calvin and Hobbes. This is 16 Episodes on Season Three.

Calvin's been in a war. His mind is wounded; wounded...but hardly defective. As he recovers, he surfs the vast multiverse of his mind...and often views it through tiger print glasses...

Calvin was a simple merchant, eking out a living with his mother, yet dreaming of adventure. One day, a dark figure approaches him with an offer to find the ultimate treasure. What he finds will change his destiny forever. He will find friendship, romance and the adventure he had always longed for.

What if Calvin made a wish that came true? Now, the whole world can see Hobbes the same way he does! But now, his parents need to find a way to pay child for a tiger, AND keep him away from prying eyes who could harm him.

Hobbes returns. Calvin's family takes a much needed vacation.

Calvin is trying to write a sci-fi novel, and he needs help.

Once upon a time, a disobedient boy was sent to school. He refused to go, and instead befriended a tiger. Now the boy is 6, and suddenly, his childhood is ending. The school bully forms a rivalry with him, and aliens think he's the ruler of Earth. But that's nothing compared to foes from the stars and a secret conspiracy fixated on him. Will he rise to the challenge, or fall?

One night, Hobbes has a dream where his pouncing on Calvin every afternoon goes too far...

This is a short story about what would happen if Cal experienced a tragedy as a child, and how he deals with it over time, including as an adult. Hobbes and Sue help Cal on his emotional journey; his Uncle Max and his teacher, Miss Wormwood, are also minor characters in the story.

Susie has a Calvin problem, and her parents are going to help her fix it.

Chaos ensues when Calvin decides to run for Student Council President. With Susie and Moe as his competition, he believes that the election will be an easy victory for him. But of course, this turns out to be the exact opposite. Will Calvin somehow manage to win? And if he does, what kind of pandemonium will ensue? With Calvin and Hobbes, you just never know.

In a world ravaged by a cataclysmic nuclear apocalypse, a young man and his mutant tiger friend walk the ruined earth and eke out what existence they can. But when they meet a mysterious young girl, and find out that she is being pursued by dark forces, things get even more dangerous and complicated. But hey, better than being bored, right?

One-shot. Calvin and Hobbes go fishing (against their will). It goes... poorly.

Follow twelve years in the life of Susie Derkins, one diary entry for each year of her life up to college. Her friends and relationships may come and go, but her feelings for Calvin will change more than she ever thought possible. And how do Hobbes and Mr. Bun fit into the picture?

Calvin and Hobbes visit a Christmas festival and encounter a sad girl. Calvin must then face a tough decision: one that could spell utter heartbreak in the process. This touching comic strip epilogue highlights empathy, comion, and the true holiday spirit, creating a lasting impact on readers and their childhood memories.

Susie's fed up with Calvin's antics, planned to annoy and humiliate him to the point he would leave her alone for good, but it backfires on her, in the worst way

Calvin's been acting weird, not in the usual way, he's changing, one might even suggest he were maturing if the very notion weren't so unfathomable. But he must be growing up, why else would he seem so miserable?

Calvin gets an unexpected rescue from a superhero, then decides to be one himself.

Calvin (as Tracer Bullet) must solve a great mystery when his dad's wedding ring disappears. Meanwhile, Hobbes tries to figure out just what the heck Calvin is saying through his '40s accent.

Calvin is 14 and ready to start high school; and is old enough to declare Hobbes as a mascot. It seems however that Calvin is not the only person who can see Hobbes. I've been talked into extending this. I do not own Calvin but I wish I owned Hobbes

Calvin becomes fed up with school and takes the only reasonable response: Run away to the Amazon rainforest. However, Hobbes may not be all for it.

In a distant, desolate land, Calvin and his father build character on a perilous, hours-long march... and in doing so, they forge a core memory for each of them, and for those who follow. Slight trigger warning for the end.

Oneshot. Calvin is forced to the school play and decides to "spice things up a bit", but by the final curtain call, even he wasn't expecting the way it escalated!

Calvin and Hobbes set out on an adventure to find the mythical mertiger.

Not applic-cable.