The Secret Plan
The Secret Plan
Puschel is planning a surprise. Flauschi sees it immediately—and keeps the secret anyway.
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Season 1 · Complete
The Great Meadow Festival
Five episodes, each told from five perspectives, form one complete adventure.
Episode 1
Five perspectives
The First Festival Box
The First Festival Box
A box full of decorations almost opens itself—or so Puschel claims.
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The First Whistle
The First Whistle
The festival ball rolls away too early and begins a training session nobody planned.
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Setting Off
Setting Off
With a full cart and an upside-down map, Puschel and Flauschi search for the festival meadow.
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The First Festival Recipe
The First Festival Recipe
In the Wusel Kitchen, Puschel’s enthusiasm and Flauschi’s steady paws meet a bowl full of berries.
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Five perspectives
The Invitation in the Wind
The Invitation in the Wind
Puschel wants to present the festival invitation with great ceremony. A gust lifts him and the golden charm into the air—at least Flauschi catches the important leaf.
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The Wandering Dust Pile
The Wandering Dust Pile
Puschel sweeps with all his might, but his large tail keeps blowing the dust behind him. Flauschi is already waiting patiently at the other end with the dustpan.
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Training with Obstacles
Training with Obstacles
Puschel builds an especially challenging course and gets stuck at the very first obstacle. Flauschi elegantly shows him that less momentum can sometimes reach the goal faster.
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Seven Towels
Seven Towels
For a short beach day, Puschel brings seven towels just in case. Flauschi steadies the wobbling tower—until the top towel suddenly becomes a sail.
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The Wandering Flour Cloud
The Wandering Flour Cloud
One powerful stir covers Puschel in flour. Flauschi calmly saves the berries—and discovers that his white face is the funniest part of the new recipe.
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Five perspectives
A Bow for Two
A Bow for Two
While decorating the invitation, the green ribbon wraps itself around two paws. Puschel tries to undo it quickly, but Flauschi lets the bow remain for a moment—the festival has long since become their shared plan.
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The Garland with a Mind of Its Own
The Garland with a Mind of Its Own
Puschel hangs the festival garland, but his tail keeps lifting the other end. Flauschi catches leaves and flowers, and the crooked line becomes the prettiest curve in the room.
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The Golden Training Pass
The Golden Training Pass
This time, teamwork matters more than the strongest shot. Puschel passes at exactly the right moment, Flauschi guides the ball through the twig goal, and the golden acorn shines beside the field.
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The Bridge to the Festival Meadow
The Bridge to the Festival Meadow
The cart of festival supplies must cross a narrow wooden bridge. Puschel balances at the front and Flauschi guides from behind, bringing every towel and the golden acorn safely closer to the meadow.
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The First Festival Cake
The First Festival Cake
The recipe, the flour cloud and all the rescued berries finally become the first festival cake. Puschel adds the last raspberry while Flauschi steadies the stand—and this time everything lands exactly where it should.
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Five perspectives
Lights for Two
Lights for Two
On the eve of the festival, Puschel and Flauschi hang the final light. Their paws meet at the green ribbon, the lantern glows, and the golden acorn waits beneath the flower arch.
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The Windy Festival Table
The Windy Festival Table
As soon as the cloth is laid, the evening wind lifts it and sends flowers flying. Puschel saves the basket, Flauschi weighs down the corners, and beneath the golden acorn the muddle becomes a beautiful festival table.
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Puschel and Flauschi’s Meadow Relay
Puschel and Flauschi’s Meadow Relay
For the festival game, they practise a relay that rewards teamwork. Puschel sends the acorn ball along the leaf track while Flauschi waits at the twig goal beneath their golden lucky charm.
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At Last, the Festival Meadow
At Last, the Festival Meadow
Beyond the final forest path, the flower arch opens onto the festival meadow. Puschel pulls, Flauschi steers, and together they bring the cart, lights and golden acorn exactly where tomorrow’s celebration will begin.
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The Buffet Is Ready
The Buffet Is Ready
The festival cake takes pride of place, with bowls and leaf cups arranged in neat rows. Puschel brings the last berries, Flauschi sets everything straight, and the golden acorn gleams beneath the cake stand.
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Five perspectives
The Heart of the Festival
The Heart of the Festival
In the first morning light, Puschel and Flauschi lift the golden acorn into its place of honour. Their paws touch, the lights glow, and for one quiet moment the whole festival belongs only to them.
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The Prettiest Carpet of Flowers
The Prettiest Carpet of Flowers
Right at the entrance, Puschel tips over the large flower basket. Flauschi guides the petals into place with a twig, turning the final mishap into the loveliest welcome path of the festival.
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Together at the Finish
Together at the Finish
At the grand finish, neither holds the leaf baton alone. Puschel and Flauschi leap across the line side by side—and beneath the golden acorn, their teamwork is the true winner.
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The Final Signpost
The Final Signpost
At the top of the hill, they place the final signpost. The cart is empty, the festival meadow glows below and the golden acorn swings from the handle—every detour has led them here.
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The First Festival Slice
The First Festival Slice
The buffet is open, but the very first slice belongs to Puschel. Flauschi serves the berry cake on a leaf, the golden acorn gleams by the stand, and both know that even a finale tastes like a beginning when shared.
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All five episodes are complete. Read each story on its own or follow the journey from Episode 1 to 5.