Pepperland. Lots of things change in Pepperland. One minute, it's under attack by a group of monsters... And the next minute the very same monsters are living in perfect harmony with the original Pepperlandians. The people are very different, some are small, like Jeremy, and some are much bigger, like the family of Apple Bonkers living next door to Old Fred's house. Old Fred himself is very happy, being quite a celebrity storyteller in the area.

The Yellow Submarine stands proudly on the tip of the Pyramid in the centre of Pepperland, which has been there as long as the mountains and the sky have. It is piloted by the greatest driver in the whole world, Finn, who is always exploring new places with his friends.

Roger has set up a sanctuary, along with Blue, for injured animals. Blue finds this extremely interesting, as she is always seeing new species that she has never seen before. Jeremy often helps out, although his main occupation is a professional author, poet, publisher, doctor, teacher, journalist and songwriter. He also managed to get a PhD recently, which was always his dream. His friend Finn managed to find a wonderful female Boob called Jeremiah, who he fell in love with and is now happily married to, and living with. They have several energetic children, all of whom Roger finds extremely irritating.

Emily owns a small music store which is very popular amongst the Pepperlandians and is famous for the strength of its guitars, which Emily believes is a very important aspect in instrument-making.

Max the Meanie was given an award for helping save Pepperland and is settled down with a lovely Meanie wife, who he loves very much.

Oh, and one last thing. The Terrible Flying Glove is now known as the Terrific Flying Glove and takes young Pepperlandians to and from school. He is one of the most prized members of the community and is the head of the Pepperland Gardening Club.

But despite all the differences of the Pepperlandians, as Gandhi once said, no two leaves are alike, and yet there is no antagonism between them or between the branches on which they grow.