Tutenstein

Tutenstein, a ten year old boy mummy pharaoh who comes back from the dead after a 3000 year "nap", is anxious to begin ruling the world again. However, it's a rude awakening for Tut when he realizes the world has changed dramatically -- and that there's an ancient Egyptian demon from the Underworld who's determined to destroy him and rule the world.

Tut wants his ancient Egyptian games and toys back -- and when the rest of his tomb arrives in town, he sets out to get his stuff. However, Tut's selfish actions revive the famous Curse of the Pharaoh, spreading rumors of a vengeful mummy and creating monstrous problems for our hero. In the end, Tut learns to be less selfish, proving that his heart is both worthy and true.

Tut wants Cleo to help him clean up his tomb, but when Cleo tells him that she doesn't have time, Tut is determined to find extra help. So, he breathes life into his shabtis (magical figurines which serve the Pharaoh in the Afterlife).

After a frustrating day out in the world, Tut decides that he wants to change the world -- and with the help of the legendary Benu Bird, the world begins to resemble the ancient Egypt of Tut's past when he first became Pharaoh. The overly confident boy mummy soon learns that while it might be easy to tell others what to do, ruling is hard work and that good leadership must be learned over time.

Tutenstein wishes he could control the rising and the setting of the sun -- and when he can't make the sun rise the next day, he sets out to make things right again. In the end (after Tut completes the legendary night-journey of the sun god Re), our hero learns that sometimes you have to watch out what you wish for.

Homesick, Tutenstein wants a pyramid built in his honor -- but when he's unable to convince anyone to do this, he complains that he's not getting what he wants, and he accidentally summons an ancient lioness goddess who goes on a vengeful rampage against humanity.