The stork delivers a baby elephant to Mrs. Jumbo, who happens to be a veteran of the circus, but the newborn is soon ridiculed because of his truly gigantic ears and is dubbed "Dumbo". Dumbo is relegated to the circus' clown acts. It is up to Dumbo's only true friend, Timothy Q. Mouse, to assist Dumbo to achieve his full potential.

Originally released as a motion picture in 1941. Special features: DisneyPedia: "My first circus" game; DVD storybook: "Dumbo's big discovery"; bonus shorts: "Elmer Elephant" and "The flying mouse"; sing along songs; "Baby mine" music video performed by Jim Brickman and Kassie DePaiva; "Celebrating Dumbo" featurette. Voices: Herman Bing, Edward Brophy, Cliff Edwards, Verna Felton, Noreen Gammill, Sterling Holloway, John McLeish, Dorothy Scott, Sarah Selby, Billy Sheets, Margaret Wright. Animators, Jack Campbell, Les Clark, Hugh Fraser ... [et al.]. Special features: DisneyPedia: "My first circus" game; DVD storybook: "Dumbo's big discovery"; bonus shorts: "Elmer Elephant" and "The flying mouse"; sing along songs; "Baby mine" music video performed by Jim Brickman and Kassie DePaiva; "Celebrating Dumbo" featurette; English, French, and Spanish. Rated G. Academy Awards, USA, 1942: Oscar - Best music, scoring of a musical pictures (Frank Churchill, Oliver Wallace).