Young Jules Verne is an ordinary teenager studying to become a lawyer, but he's bored with his life and wants adventure so he seeks it out.
Jules Verne is a law student who longs to become a travel writer; he realizes his dream after thwarting an attempted robbery at the offices of Contes De Voyages travel magazine and is invited on an expedition to Africa.
During a boat voyage, Jules and the professor's daughter jump after a passenger who falls overboard; they end up drifting unconscious at sea and wake up aboard a vast submarine belonging to captain Nemo.
Jules and team go search for the legendary green sun ray at sea near the Scottish cliffs of Oban, a Parisian heiress's bizarre demand to accept an arranged fiancé.
Jules and the team go check out a Pacific island that's absent from every map; there's a stranded millionaire there who needs rescuing.
Jules and Professor Artemius's team are attending an American rocket launch when a tremor drags the rocket underground; so Jules and the crew chase after it.
Jules and team accept the British consul's invitation to investigate the strange ape-lead horde attacks on Gibraltar.
Jules and the others are invited to attend the famous market in Irkustk by the Czar of Russia; the Czar fears his treasure will be stolen, so he asks Jules to accompany his envoy.
Jules and team witness a secret U.S. government project that uses a magnetic cannon to deflect a meteorite heading for Kyoto to Alaska.
Jules Verne and professor Artemius's team accept to travel to a baron's 'haunted' Transsylvanian castle in the Carpathian mountains. It's the HQ from where vampire bats terrorize the village, notably maidens. The French travel party is delighted by the baron's generous welcome and his advanced mechanic technology. However his fascination for the professor's daughter Amélie, whose voice resembles the baron's late wife's, takes a during akin to both Frankenstein and Dracula stories.
Jules Verne is part of professor Artemius's team when he accept a bet to travel around the world back to a London club in eighty days. They manage to overcome challenges to and i-in India, China and Japan, catching the ship to San Francisco. During the train voyage to New York, they are arrested, wrongly suspected of a robbery from Buckingham Palace. Only a daring balloonist may still get them across the Atlantic in time.
Artemius is in America for a series of conferences and has been kidnapped by a group of Dixie rebels hiding in the Charleston wetlands.
Jules Verne and the gang accompany Professor Artemius to Arizona, where the meteorological society invited him to research lightning in a zeppelin.
Jules Verne and professor Lucas Artemius's team accompany a rich Marseille merchant's family's expedition, with two trusted servants, to the French Niger colony, to collect a rare white rhinoceros. All the way, they seem accident-prone, which arouses healthily growing suspicion with Jules while he keeps saving the amateurs. Reaching their goal, Jules also finds the truth.
Professor Artemius and team are invited to an extravagant wedding on an Amazon river boat; a diamond thief sets Garral up as a suspect for his crime and offers a letter proving his innocence in exchange for the bride.
Professor Artemius and his team agree to fund an expedition to the Antarctic led by captain Len Guy; Jules realizes the captain lied in order to get help rescuing his missing brother.
Professor Artemius and his team travel to Iceland, where famous geologist Johansson has gone missing; they join his son's rescue expedition in a dormant volcano.
Jules and team travel to the colonial French Sahara with Captain Hardigan, whose troop must protect the engineers and locals workers.
Professor Artemius and his team travel to Brazil to join an expedition on the mighty Orinoko; in the rainforest, they find a lost world full of dinosaurs and danger.
Jules and the gang take on a new expedition to India, where they'll meet up with the Professor's friend General Munro.
Professor Lucas Artemius accepts another old friend's invitation to the Scottish coastal mine town Aray to investigate the mysterious green-eyed ghostly appearances which scare the miners, who fear it's a witch and evil elves.
Jules and the gang are at a pioneer automobile race in Philadelphia when a mysterious mechanical spider steals the safe that holds the prize money.
Jules convinces Artemius and the others to head off to the Klondike with his friend Ben to check out gold prospecting land.
Professor Lucas Artemius takes the whole team on a cheap expedition to South America, by (antiquated) sailing ship, The Chancellor. Jules soon discovers that Welsh passenger John Ruby is hiding contraband, which turns out to be a novel explosive triggered by contact with water. It's promised to captain Nemo, whose submarine emerges to collect it. Finding Welsh captured with the explosives, he takes on the ship and offers Jules a chance to defect and share in his bid for world-dominance in the name of science.
Professor Artemius takes the team to track down the treasure left to him by his lawyer, Mr. Antifer; it becomes a tricky, dangerous trek along the Mediterranean coast.