Always cheerful and forever optimist, Mr. happy looks on the bright side of life. He is never down in the dumps and can always be relied on to bring happiness to any situation.

Mr. Silly is the silliest person you will ever meet. He lives in Nonsenseland, which, as you can imagine, is full of silliness.

Another classic tale from the world of Mr. Men. Time to get wibbly wobbly with Mr. Jelly.

Lots of snow has put Santa in a bind. Who better to help him out than Mr. Snow?

The spring in his step has got Mr. Bounce down. Can a pair of heavy boots help lift his spirits?

Mr. Forgetful has an important message to deliver. If only he could remember what it is.

Comical Mr. Funny, who makes everybody laugh, finds that his talent comes in handy in cheering up the sick animals at the zoo.

Mr. Bump stumbles upon the perfect job.

Mr. Tickle has extraordinarily long arms, all the better for tickling with. 50% arms, 50% mischief. 100% tickle.

Mr. Small was very, very small. In fact, he was as small as a pin. He wished he could have a job. But the trouble was what kind of job could Mr. Small do?

Mr. Messy is in a pickle when Mr. Neat and Mr. Tidy come to call.

Mr. Greedy loves to eat. He can eat his way through as much food in an hour, as a normal person could eat in a week. He is truly the greediest person in the world.

Mr. Sneeze brings a wizard back to Cold land who ends that country's perpetual winter.

Mr. Strong is the strongest person. Usually everything he touched broke but one day Mr. Strong used his strength to put out a fire.

Join a boy named Jack as he goes on a wild adventure with Mr. Daydream, without even leaving his desk!

Mr. Funny was fussy about everything. Absolutely everything had to be neat and tidy and in its proper place. Look what happens when Mr. Clumsy comes to visit.

Mr. Worry worries about everything. He even worries about worrying! The helpful wizard of Mr. Men Land wants to relieve him of his worries, but is there any way to make sure Mr. Worry won't worry?

How Mr. Uppity finishes this story is not quite so uppity as at the beginning of the story.

Mr. Dizzy always gets things confused until one day he happens upon a wishing well and his dearest wish comes true!

Describes the adventures of Mr. Topsy-Turvy. An extraordinary character, everything about him was either upside down, or inside out, or back to front.

Mr. Muddle botches absolutely everything he tries to do. His friend George is determined to figure out how to help him. Can he discover the secret of how to un muddle Mr. Muddle?

Mr. Mean lived on his own, doesn't have any friends, and a wizard is always checking up on him.

Mr. Nosey is so nosey that he is always putting his nose into other people's business.

Mr. Chatterbox is one of those people who just can't stop talking. He will out talk you, and even out talk himself!

Mr. Noisy makes so much noise, his neighbours decide they must do something about it.

Mr. Impossible can jump over a house and solve the world's toughest math problem. Is there anything he can't do?

Life is very sleepy for Mr. Lazy... until Mr. Bustle and Mr. Busy try to wake him up!

Mr. Grumpy is in a BAD mood. He'll never cheer up. Until he gets a visit from Mr. Tickle.

Little Miss Splendid is getting ready to go on holiday and decides to throw a big party. She invites all the Mr. Men and Little Misses in town to give them a life-size statue of herself.

Little Miss Naughty causes chaos on the beach until her friends decide to teach her a lesson.

Mr. Rush has only one day left to paint his house before autumn arrives. When Mr. Clumsy offers to lend a helping hand, in an attempt to rid himself of this ill-timed assistance, Mr. Rush sends him on an impossible mission.

Thoroughly fed up with Mr. Perfect's unfailing good humor and kindness, Mr. Uppity and Mr. Grumpy do their level best to put him in a bad mood. Unfortunatly their plans just keep failing. In the end, the Mayor gives Mr. Perfect an award for saving them from a mad lawn mower.

Mr. Uppity loves his enormous house, so he decides to open it to the public in order to make some money. He puts an advertisement in the paper for a Mr. Man to come and do the housework, but it's Mr. Clumsy who turns up.

Little Miss Busy spends her days and nights cleaning her house. Thinking she is helping, Little Miss Magic puts a spell on it so that it will always be neat and tidy.

Mr. Mischief always plays tricks on everyone and plans to send parcels as mischief: an alarm clock that doesn't stop ringing for Mr. Lazy, a handkerchief for Mr. Sneeze, and parcels with nothing inside them for Mr. Nosey.

Little Miss Tidy returns from holiday to find that Little Miss Trouble and Little Miss Tiny have invited themselves round to her house. The three of them have tea together, but Little Miss Tidy cannot not remember where the tea is.

All the Mr Men are very excited because today the circus is coming to Misterland. To everyone's great disappointment, all the performers have measles, and the show has to be cancelled. However, Mr. Funny decides to put on a show himself.

Little Miss Tiny finds herself by mischance in the farmer's pocket as he sets off in his tractor to do his shopping. She takes advantage of the outing to enjoy the fresh air and do some shopping herself.

Mr. Chatterbox is not having a happy time. Everyone has started avoiding him due to him chatting too much and a weeklong chat with Little Miss Curious makes him lose his voice.

Little Miss Shy is so shy that she doesn't feel like talking to people. She was practicing on talking to Mr. Stamp when he comes to bring her mail, but she can't do it.

Mr. Messy is invited to Little Miss Scatterbrain's house, which is extremely surprising when you know Mr. Messy, who makes a mess everywhere he goes.

Mr. Bump is very excited this morning because he is going on a trip. But he is so unlucky that he manages to make himself late, on account of a series of unexpected incidents. It looks as though he will miss his train, so he decides to hitchhike and is picked up by Mr. Forgetful who, instead of taking him into the station, drives him to the airport. He then finds himself in the plane's baggage hold. But all ends well because he lands on a tropical island and has a really wonderful holiday.

Mr. Clever has to run an errand and asks Mr. Dizzy to look after his dog, Rex, who is every bit as intelligent as his master. However, Mr. Dizzy is not very quick and falls prey to the nasty jokes played by Mr. Snooty and Little Miss Trouble.

One day while Mr. Grumble was having tea at Little Miss Giggles' house, Mr. Clever arrived with a marvelous spacecraft invention. It represented that it will take them straight to Mars in several hours. On Mars they were all together looking for life, but while running from a Martian, it turned out to be PC Whistle the Policeman who explains they were just on a rubbish dump not far from Mr. Clever's house.

Little Miss Fickle gets three invitations from Mr. Strong, Mr. Small and Little Miss Wise. However, she can't decide on where to go, so Little Miss Magic makes two copies of her so she can go to all three.

It's Christmas Day and all the Mr. Men and Little Misses are thrilled. That is, except for Mr. Worry, who is worried whether all his friend's houses have a Christmas tree beautiful enough to welcome Santa Claus.

Mr. Nosey loves poking his nose into everything and when he reads in the paper that Mr. Worry is looking for a detective to clear up the mystery of his disappearing apples, he rushes round to see him.

What a terrible day Mr. Greedy's having! First, he finds his out that his fridge is empty, then he can't buy any food to refill the fridge nor will any of the other Mr. Men share food with him. Can the day get any worse?

Little Miss Lucky invites her friends around every Sunday to play at parlour games. But she is so lucky that she wins every time that her friends have rapidly grown tired of this situation.

Mr. Daydream magically gives Mr. Happy wonderful dreams, including Little Miss Tiny riding on a butterfly, Mr. Skinny enjoying a lollipop, and Mr. Snooty saying thank you.

Little Miss Bossy is an unusual sort of person, as she cannot help giving orders, even when nobody is around. It's her birthday, and she decides to get some other people over to bring her gifts.

Mr. Forgetful is the kind of person who always forgets everything. So, what a bother it is when he goes to buy some milk. He has hardly left the house when he has already forgotten what he is meant to be doing.

Mr. Jelly invites Little Miss Tiny to lunch after she unexpectedly visits him. However, he starts to worry when the hours tick by and she doesn't show up.

Mr. Strong gets his strength from the huge quantity of the eggs that he eats every morning. One day, during a circus parade, one of the caravans overturns, trapping the clown and his little monkey underneath it.

Mr. Nonsense is a very peculiar character. For example, he loves feeding sweets to the birds. Mr. Mean picks them up as he passes by and starts cramming them into his huge bag, already bulging with gold coins.

It was a cold and miserable day in Mister land. But Little Miss Sunshine helps out by cheering everyone up. She told Mr. Worry that you could sled down the hill in the snow.

When Mr. Fussy cleans his dusty flower painting, he accidentally brushes the flowers off, so he has to paint new ones.

Mr. Clumsy has been chosen to take part in the television program "The Brains and the Brawn". He is to be "the Brawn" and Mr. Dizzy, "the Brains".

Mr. Brave is awarded a medal for bravery after saving Mr. Bounce, much to the annoyance of Mr. Snooty and Little Miss Trouble, who decide to play a trick on him. Mr. Snooty dresses up as a ghost and prowls around Mr. Worry's house.

Little Miss Trouble wants to be a kinder person, but she learns from Mr. Dizzy that Mr. Greedy and Little Miss Splendid think she isn't a kind person. She decides to get back at them and sends booby-trap gifts to them both.

Little Miss Contrary has invited Little Miss Wise to her house for the weekend. However, Little Miss Wise is in for a big surprise because everything is reversed in Nonsenseland, where Little Miss Contrary lives.

Mr. Grumpy is fed up with the Mr. Men's unfailing happiness, he would much rather everyone was grumpy like him. Thanks to Little Miss Magic, no sooner said than done, all the Mr. Men start to be unpleasant with Mr. Grumpy.

Mr. Lazy falls asleep in the bus and sees neither the lake in which our three friends take a dip nor the castle which they go and visit.

Mr. Small, Little Miss Greedy, Mr. Busy and Mr. Skinny go to the carnival to see an amazing animal show. However, poor Mr. Small keeps getting left out of everything, which makes him feel really sad.

When Mr. Bounce trips over his carpet, he ends up getting hurt and bouncing all over the place. He bounces out of his house into the forest and lands in the rubbish pile outside Mr. Messy's house.

Little Miss Curious asks too many questions for the other Mr. Men and Little Misses, and they are starting to find it really annoying.

It's no joke when Little Miss Brainy and Little Miss Stubborn meet up.

Little Miss Greedy tries to lose weight in time for the ball. She eats with Mr. Skinny and exercises with Little Miss Somersault, but loses weight unexpectedly when a trick is played on her.

Mr. Tickle has annoyed everyone and feels very lonely, but when Tess' new ball gets stuck in a tree, Mr. Tickle is the only one who can save the day.

Little Miss Wise accidentally joins - and ultimately wins - a skateboard race.

Little Miss Somersault's boastful attitude comes to the attention of Little Miss Magic who decides to teach her a lesson.

Little Miss Star fakes her own disappearance in order to find fame as the Masked Avenger.

Little Miss Late beats everyone in a race by just being herself - kind, helpful and very, very late.

Mr. Skinny gets sucked down the drain and ends up in the sewers.

Mr. Uppity is rude to everyone, but when he injures himself at a party, his friends still look after him and, for possibly the first time in his life, Mr. Uppity thanks them.

Mr. Clumsy makes a terrible mess of Little Miss Neat's home. Little Miss Neat cleans it up, but she keeps seeing spots everywhere. Can Mr. Fussy find a solution?

A Wizard instructs Mr. Grumble to befriend Mr. Worry whilst everyone else is on holiday.

Little Miss Splendid enters a beauty contest and has an horrendous time getting ready. Little does she know, the contest has been changed to an originality competition, and she still manages to win.

Mr. Tall learns to embrace being very, very tall after Little Miss Magic lets him experience being small.

Mr. Cheerful tries to teach his friends to dance, but his efforts are doomed to failure - or so it would appear.

Little Miss Scatterbrain goes shopping for her birthday and causes absolute chaos and alarm everywhere she goes.

Mr. Happy is not very happy at all. After a trip to Dr. Makeyouwell, his friends know what they have to do.

Mr. Clever agrees to do a parachute jump if Little Miss Fun and nervous Mr. Jelly can spend the night in a tent.

Little Miss Helpful tries to help everyone with Little Miss Magic's wand but ends up causing chaos.

Little Miss Tidy has won the jackpot! As she is leaving her house, the lottery ticket is swept out of the window by a gust of wind.

Mr. Dizzy has taken it into his head to promise the moon to the little children, but what a difficult promise it is to keep!

Mr. Uppity is looking for an actor for his film. He hires Mr. Forgetful who, as it turns out, cannot memorize his lines.

Mr. Bump wakes up and when he gets out of bed, he steps on his skateboard and falls down the stairs. He goes into the kitchen and finds out he has no food. So, Mr Bump calls Pizza Express and orders a tomato and cheese pizza.

Mr. Clumsy is hired as head butler for Little Miss Star's party, but she has no idea of what is in store, for Mr. Clumsy is not the tidiest of people.

Mr. Uppity's house is burning down, but what help can he possibly expect from Little Miss Shy, Mr. Clumsy and Mr. Bump?

Little Miss Star dreams that she is a star in Jollywood, but her dream rapidly becomes a nightmare when journalists and photographers bombard her from all sides. She wakes up with a start, relieved to find that it has all been a dream. But her “dream” is soon to become reality when she wins a contest, whose first prize is: a day in Jollywood!

After seeing Little Miss Chatterbox hold up the line at the butchers, Mr. Happy offers her to be the prompter for his production of Little Red Riding Hood. Unfortunately, the actors of the play are not fond of this idea.

When Little Miss Trouble lies to him about Mr. Greedy insulting him, Mr. Skinny lays a bet that he can get fatter than Mr. Greedy.

Poor Little Miss Giggles never manages to keep a job because she giggles all the time and the Mr. Men think that she is laughing at them. Things always turn out very badly.

Little Miss Busy starts a school teaching the other Mr. Men how to build a house. Their incompetence means it has to be re-built again and again, this pleases her, as she is kept occupied.

Little Miss Chatterbox meets Mr. Grumpy and Little Miss Busy, who are preparing to participate in the big regatta with their sailing boat.

A day on the beach, Mr. Lazy is sound asleep on his lilo. The tide comes in and Mr. Lazy is now drifting out to sea.

Koko the gorilla has escaped from the zoo and is spreading terror throughout Misterland.

Mr. Worry, Mr. Dizzy and Little Miss Splendid ought to be happy to be going skiing, but they are very worried.

Little Miss Dotty decides to go to Home Farm and give Little Miss Tiny a hand in the farmer's absence. The animals have become very lazy.

It is the day of the Nonsenseland competition and, like every year, Mr. Nonsense is the favourite. However, he loses his memory.

Mr. Nosey calls upon Mr. Mean and finds a crate filled with gold coins. Little Miss Magic happens to pass by and quickly hides them.

Little Miss Naughty talks Little Miss Wise into going to the fun fair, with the intention of giving her a hard time.

Mr. Grumble is going on a vacation. He has every reason to be happy but, as usual, he grumbles.

Little Miss Greedy and Little Miss Splendid are invited to tea with Little Miss Bossy.

It's the Christmas holidays and Mr. Slow decides to go to the mountains in his steamroller.

Mr. Strong is hired by Mr. Cage, the zookeeper, to keep the cages clean, but he just doesn't realize how powerful he is and breaks everything he touches.

Mr. Perfect dreams about finding a gold mine in the Wild West.

Little Miss Magic spends the morning helping out all her neighbours. She makes Mr. Greedy thin, Mr. Small very tall, Mr. Strong weak and Mr. Forgetful is made to remember everything.

Mr. Silly is so silly that he has trouble catching a bus, so he builds himself a silly vehicle to travel around in.

Mr. Chatterbox is getting on everyone's nerves, but Little Miss Shy has a solution which also pleases Mr. Quiet.

Little Miss Late turns up late to a giveaway at the supermarket and a jumble sale, but she ends up being early for a film premiere and snags a free ticket.

Mr. Noisy wants to play in a band, but his noisy instruments are upsetting his neighbours.

Mr. Muddle intends to go fishing but ends up going ice skating with Little Miss Splendid.

The spring fair has arrived in Misterland and Little Miss Helpful is keen to help out, but she proves more of a hindrance.

Mr. Worry falls down a hole and enters Easyville, where he meets a gnome who takes him to meet a friendly giant. The giant gives him some advice on how to stop worrying, as well as some 'magic' sweets.

Mr. Greedy invites himself for meals at his friends' houses and eats everything. They decide to teach him a lesson.

When all the animals escape from the zoo, there's only one person who can help.

Mr. Bump wishes he could stop bumping into things and disappointing his friends, but there are times when having Mr. Bump around proves beneficial.

Mr. Small is so small that none seems to notice him sometimes. One day, he decides to find a job so people could notice him some more.

A fishing outing has been organized and Mr. Nosey follows everyone else onto the boat. But, by dint of poking his nose into everything, he falls overboard and is gobbled up by a big shark.

Mr. Clever and the other Mr. Men meet at the hall for a plan. Their plan was to tell Little Miss Trouble that she was blue and make her believe she really is. Falling for the trick, Little Miss Trouble runs to the paint shop.

Mr. Quiet simply can't stand noise and decides to go and ask his friend, George the fisherman, to lend him a boat to find some peace and quiet.

Little Miss Scatterbrain asks Mr. Pots and Mr. Mischief, his assistant, to repaint her house whilst she is away on holiday.

Little Miss Giggles, Mr. Quiet and Mr. Small have been invited to lunch at Little Miss Tiny's.

All the Mr. Men have gathered together at the top of a hill to fly their kites.

A car race is organized in Misterland. The last to leave is, of course, Mr. Slow in his steamroller. Further on, all the participants are blocked by hundreds of potatoes strewn all over the road.

Little Miss Shy is feeling too scared to go to the fair, until she starts wondering if her loyal friend, Mr. Quiet will go with her. She tries to use the phone to call him, but she is afraid of talking on the phone.

Mr. Wrong cannot get things right at all, but he wishes to prove himself worthy of getting something right.

Little Miss Scatterbrain decides to organize a birthday party and puts Mr. Forgetful in charge of inviting everyone.

A magician sends Mr. Jelly time traveling back to the age of the dinosaurs.

Poor Little Miss Sunshine, she had a cold just before Christmas. Mr. Worry starts to get worried about her, so he asks Mr. Mean (who lives next door to Miss Sunshine) to look after her.