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# "Would You Eat A Blue Potato?": Figment invites 2 kids named Katie and Scott over to his playhouse to have snacks but all the foods are strangely colored and look "off" to the kids as a result. This leads to a discussion about colors.

* NeverLearnedToRead: Peter Pan in "Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan". Figment and Amy then teach him how important reading is.

# "Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan": Peter Pan winds up in Figonia after pixie dust getting into his eyes causes him go get lost on the way to Wendy Darling's home. Figment and Amy teach Peter how to read as a way of helping him out.

# "Writing Magic With Figment and Alice In Wonderland": Alice winds up in Figonia and Figment and Andy help her get back into the book she is from his writing a new story.

# "Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan": Peter Pan winds up in Figonia after pixie dust getting into his eyes causes him go get lost on the way to Wendy Darling's home. Figment Amy teach Peter how to read as a way of helping him out.

# "What's An Abra Without A Kadabra?"
# "Where Does Time Fly?"
# "The Case of the Missing Space"

* {{Crossover}}: Besides "Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan" and "Writing Magic With Figment and Alice In Wonderland", [[WesternAnimation/TheSwordInTheStone Merlin]] appears in a secondary role via stock footage in "What's An Abra Without A Kadabra?".

# "Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan": Peter Pan winds up in Figonia after pixie dust getting into his eyes causes him go get lost on the way to Wendy Darling's home. Figment and a girl named Amy teach Peter how to read as a way of helping him out.
# "Writing Magic With Figment and Alice In Wonderland"

# "Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan"

The series had 11 shorts created between 1988 and 1989.

# "How Does It Feel To Be An Elephant?"
# "How Does It Feel To Fly?"
# "How Does Sound Sound?"

# "Do Dragons Dream?"

# "What Can You See By Looking?"

# "Would You Eat A Blue Potato?"

* IAmSong: 9 out of the 11 shorts start and end with Figment singing this type of theme song about his abilities.

* MagicalIncantation: In "What's An Abra Without A Kadabra?", siblings Justin and Kim accidentally transport themselves to Figonia by reciting an incantation in a magic kit. Figment then has to help them figure out the incantation that needs to be recited to transport them back home.

-->--'''Figment''', the first verse of the theme song

Each of these shorts, shown exclusively in elementary school classrooms, focus on an animated Figment (Billy Barty) teaching 2 live action kids[[note]] a kid and another Disney character in ''Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan'' and ''Writing Magic with Figment and Alice In Wonderland''[[/note]] about basic concepts of reading and writing in his playhouse in the land of Figonia and how imagination is important when using those aforementioned concepts. StockFootage of both live action and animated Disney films was used to help illustrate these concepts.

* {{Edutainment}}: As mentioned above, this series was shown in elementary schools. It fits this trope to a T.

Each of these shorts, shown exclusively in elementary school classrooms, focus on an animated Figment (Billy Barty) teaching 2 live action kids[[note]] a kid and another Disney character in ''Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan'' and ''Writing Magic with Figment and Alice In Wonderland''[[/note]] about basic concepts of reading and writing in his playhouse in the land of Figonia. StockFootage of both live action and animated Disney films was used to help illustrate these concepts.

* {{Crossover}}: Happened a few times in the series.

Each of these shorts, shown exclusively in elementary school classrooms, focus on Figment (Billy Barty) teaching 2 live action kids[[note]] a kid and another Disney character in ''Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan'' and ''Writing Magic with Figment and Alice In Wonderland''[[/note]] about basic concepts of reading and writing in his playhouse in the land of Figonia. StockFootage of both live action and animated Disney films was used to help illustrate these concepts.

Each of these shorts, shown exclusively in elementary school classrooms, focus on Figment (Billy Barry) teaching 2 live action kids[[note]] a kid and another Disney character in ''Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan'' and ''Writing Magic with Figment and Alice In Wonderland''[[/note]] about basic concepts of reading and writing in his playhouse in the land of Figonia. StockFootage of both live action and animated Disney films was used to help illustrate these concepts.

Each of these shorts, shown exclusively in elementary school classrooms, focus on Figment teaching 2 live action kids[[note]] a kid and another Disney character in ''Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan'' and ''Writing Magic with Figment and Alice In Wonderland''[[/note]] about basic concepts of reading and writing in his playhouse in the land of Figonia. StockFootage of both live action and animated Disney films was used to help illustrate these concepts.

* QuestioningTitle: 8 out of the 11 shorts have titles that are formatted this way.

* NeverLearnedToRead: Peter Pan in "Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan". Figment and Amy then teach him how important reading is.

Each of these shorts, shown exclusively in elementary school classrooms, focus on Figment teaching 2 live action kids[[note]] a kid and another Disney character in ''Reading Magic With Figment and Peter Pan'' and ''Writing Magic with Figment and Alice In Wonderland''[[/note]] about basic concepts of reading and writing. StockFootage of both live action and animated Disney films was used to help illustrate these concepts.

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