Richie Rich Treasure Chest Digest #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRichie Rich trades the ocean for his estate’s pool, turning a summer day into a splashy surf session with the help of a wave-making machine—because when you’re rich, even the backyard can be a wave-riding paradise.
Richie Rich and Gloria Glad test out a new piggy bank that shouts insults based on the coin dropped inside—only to be startled when a single penny triggers a surprisingly loud and indignant "CHEAPSKATE!"
Richie Rich invites Gloria Glad to his private carnival after her unsettling trip to a public one, promising a safer, funnier experience—though the amusement might come with a few surprises.
When Professor Keenbean unveils a new machine capable of disassembling anything, Reggie Van Dough snatches it with his usual mischief in mind—only this time, the chaos spirals beyond his usual pranks, leaving Richie Rich wondering if there’s more to Reggie’s antics than meets the eye.
In a lighthearted test of honesty, Mr. Rich sets up a simple experiment with a wallet full of money left on the sidewalk, hoping to see if a stranger will return it. His friend, Mr. Van Pelt, watches the scene unfold — but isn’t convinced the test is fair, especially when he realizes it’s being broadcast live.
When a string of mysterious electrical malfunctions strikes the Rich mansion, Richie Rich and his family find themselves in the middle of a high-voltage mystery. With the help of his sister Regina and his father Richard Rich, Sr., Richie must uncover the truth behind "The Shocking Lady"—a masked burglar who strikes during a ladies' club meeting, using lightning-fast tricks and live current to crack open a vault. As the net closes, the real culprit remains hidden in plain sight, leaving only sparks and secrets in her wake.
In "The Electric Mystery, Part II: The Shocking Lady," Richie Rich races to uncover the truth behind a masked burglar hiding in plain sight at the Rich Estate power house. Disguised as Sparky Sparker, the mysterious Shocking Lady tries to evade capture—until Richie’s quick thinking and a shocking accident expose her. With the help of his family and the police, the mystery unfolds in a thrilling showdown of wits and electricity.
Richie Rich sets a clever prank in motion at a children’s party, enlisting Cadbury to pose as an elderly woman claiming Reggie Van Dough is after a library person. Reggie, determined to outwit the joke, tries to scare her with his antics—only to find himself terrified in return each time. When a spider and then a monster send him fleeing, he calls it quits, only to discover the "old woman" was Cadbury all along.
Richie Rich’s father, Richard Rich, Sr., is fed up with a relentless salesman who won’t take “no” for an answer—no matter how many times he’s turned away, or how many disguises the man tries. When a sign warning off salesmen proves useless, the persistence reaches a shocking climax when a man in a familiar outfit ends up in the lake, much to Richard’s dismay.
Richie Rich tunes in to his favorite show, only to find Jackie Jokers performing live—inside the television. As the repairman tinkers with the set, the line between screen and reality blurs in a delightfully silly twist.
When Mrs. Rich’s new perfume—engineered by her husband’s scientists—turns out to repel every creature on land, Richard Rich, Sr. finds himself in a sticky situation. After a humiliated Mrs. Rich tosses the bottle into the ocean, the story takes a surprising turn as marine life begins to gather around the spot, hinting the scent might’ve been more appealing underwater than anyone expected.
When strange malfunctions plague both the Rich Invention Center and the family estate, Richie Rich and his family are baffled—especially by Professor Keenbean’s peculiar habit of dousing his head with a mysterious liquid. With Richard Rich, Sr. and Regina Rich on the case, and Irona and Chef Pierre caught in the chaos, the real question isn’t just what’s broken—it’s whether the mad scientist behind it all is more trouble than he’s worth.
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