Mumfie the Movie (Mumfie's Quest)

 Mumfie The Movie (also known as Mumfie's Quest''') is the first movie of The Magic Adventures of Mumfie.

Description
Mumfie, a little elephant with a big heart, ventures far from home in search of friendship and adventure. Along the way he meets new friends Scarecrow and Pinkey. When Pinkey tells Mumfie about her longing to find her mother, they begin a search to find Pinkey's mother on a gloomy, misty island. Soon they find themselves on an even bigger quest to help restore laughter and fun to the islands. The whole family will enjoy this imaginative and delightful tale with its loveable characters.

Summary
Check these pages (each divided by the chapter names on the DVD):
 * The Beginning of Things
 * A Whale of Discovery
 * Pinkey's Mysterious Island
 * Definitely Danger
 * The Queen Of Night
 * Bottom Of The Ocean Blues
 * Sea of Surprises
 * Sparks In The Dark
 * Eel Appeal
 * Friendship is a Circle
 * The Chase Is On
 * Foe or Friend?
 * A Treasure Beyond Price

UK and US Releases

 * BMG Video VHS (December 24, 1996)
 * Paramount VHS (September 4, 2001)
 * Britt Allcroft Productions and Crest Digital DVD (Feburary 2012)
 * Lionsgate DVD (July 22, 2014)
 * Britt Allcroft Productions and Giant Interactive DVD (June 29, 2021)

DVD Features
2012 release (Britt Allcroft Productions and Crest Digital)
 * Early Storyboards
 * Ommited scene and song "Meadows of your Mind"

Trivia

 * This is a compilation movie of the first 13 episodes of the series. When the movie was made from these episodes, some scenes had to be removed.
 * This movie contains two references to the musical H.M.S. Pinafore, because of Britt's love of musicals as a kid.
 * Two songs were never used in the TV episode version of the movie or the actual movie itself: I Must Have My Night and Pigs Can Fly. The latter made it into Mumfie's White Christmas with most of the lyrics changed. Both songs appear on the soundtrack, however, Pigs Can Fly uses the version intended for the film.
 * The movie was made available on DVD in the UK after the episodic version was left incomplete on VHS for 20 years, thus finally completing the story arc for the first time.