Dragons and Princesses(2010)

Dragons and Princesses is a French animated series that brings fairy tales to life through ten 13-minute episodes. Created by Michel Ocelot and produced by Studio O for Canal+, the show follows the anthology format that made Ciné si a success. Each episode spins a standalone story populated by dragons, princesses, and magical worlds rendered in distinctive hand-drawn animation. The series aired in 2010 and gained wider recognition when five episodes were recut alongside new material into the 2011 stereoscopic feature film Tales of the Night. Ocelot's signature visual style—intricate silhouettes and vibrant color palettes—defines the entire collection, making Dragons and Princesses essential viewing for fans of European animation and classical storytelling.