Duckula, Igor, and Nanny are lured on a decoy treasure hunt by a genie. Meanwhile, the genie's master steals the coffin from the castle so that he can woo the local princess. The princess is taken istead by Duckula, who has to decide weather to stay with her or return to Transylvania.

The Count is sick of being a count, so he leaves Castle Duckula. He runs into someone who looks just like him named Sid Quack, a peasant farmer. The two decide to switch places.

The Count moves the castle to the North Pole to get away from a heat wave. There, he moves into a huge igloo and hires a new butler. In order to get rid of the new butler and get his job back, Igor makes a deal with Von Goosewing.

Duckula enlists the help of the Crow Brothers to put on a stage show.

Von Goosewing's latest invention is a formula that can change people's characters. He sells it to Duckula as a carpet shampoo and it has strange effects. It makes Duckula act like a real vampire, Nanny is smart, and Igor becomes cheerful.

After being stranded on an small island, Duckula finds himself captured by the citizens of Atlantis.

Tauser, the castle warewolf, has escaped. Duckula has to find him while at the same time dealing with a witch and a robot warewolf designed by Von Goosewing.

Duckula and co. enter a yacht race for a substantial prize.

Duckula is disappointed when an interview with two great detectives doesn't lead to him becoming famous. Meanwhile, Igor taunts Von Goosewing.

Duckula, sick of the cold Transylvanian weather, transports the castle to Colorado. Here he, Igor, and Nanny find themselves in the wild west.

Christmas has come to Castle Duckula, but there is chaos: Duckula hallucinates that he and superhero Tremendous Terrance save Santa from a monster. Von Goosewing has a ""present"" for the Count. And the real Santa is lost in the castle's large chimney system.

Duckula travels to a winter sports competition and tries to compete in every event.

Duckula, Igor, and nanny go for a ride on a roller coaster run by a Mr. Fexactely. The coaster takes them on a strange trip through time.

Duckula claims to be the world's best jazz trumpeter. His claim attracts the attention of a Mississippi steamboat captain, who hires Duckula as an act.

A famous world explorer is hired by Von Goosewing to challenge Duckula to a race around the world. Though Von Goosewing cheats, Castle Duckula still finishes first. Still, Duckula is denied the grand prize.

When a Mountie tracks and catches a criminal in Transylvania, Duckula makes a deal with him: he will transport him back to Canada, if Duckula can be a mountie. Once a mountie, Duckula finds himself on an adventure to save the beautiful Ann Marie.

To Igor's displeasure, the Count has hired Mr. Roberto to renovate the castle. He wants to make it less evil-looking.

Von Goosewing plans to use a growth formula to grow a huge clove of garlic next to the castle to kill Duckula. He spills some on Duckula's broccoli by accident and it grows, carrying castle Duckula and its inhabitants to a castle in the clouds that is owned by a giant.

Von Goosewing's latest shrinking device shrinks Castle Duckula down to the size of a toy.

A local TV station is making a documentary about Castle Duckula and the Count. Unfortunately, they don't think Duckula is scary enough, so they make Igor play the part of the Count.

While traveling in South America, Duckula, Igor, and Nanny are captured by a tribe of amazon women. Things look bleak until the tribe makes Nanny their leader.

The Egg, an evil mastermind, needs the castle as part of his plan for world conquest. To distract Duckula, he sends him on a fake spy mission.

While in Paris, Duckula buys the Eifel Tower and becomes wrapped up in a heist to steal the Mona Lisa.

Realizing that the castle needs major repairs, Duckula goes to the town council to get a grant to repair it. When he gets the grant, he gives the money to some tricksters who build a railroad right through the castle.

Duckula decides to enter the circus. Unfortunately, the former circus workers come back to sabotage the performance.