Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring

Tom pursues Jerry through the mansion, smashing furniture and creating chaos with every step. The chase threads through hallways, stairwells, and secret passages, showcasing their rivalry. The eerie, creaky atmosphere amplifies the sense of pursuit.

In the basement, Chip the wizard plans a potion using a magic ring to control outcomes. He accidentally uses the wrong kind of milk, risking a failed brew. He orders Tom to guard the ring while he travels to Calcutta to fetch the correct milk.

Jerry climbs onto the table and discovers the magic ring. He slips it on his head, wearing it like a crown and gaining momentary power. With the ring on, he bolts from the mansion to test his new abilities.

Jerry runs outside with the ring, while Tom gives chase to recover it. Their pursuit spills onto the grounds and into the street, drawing attention from other animals. The magical ring amplifies the chaos as they flee.

Jerry goes to a jewelry store to remove the ring, but the owner is away for lunch. Tom disguises himself as the store owner to help and attempt removal, but their plan fails. The ring remains stubbornly bound to Jerry for now.

Jerry enters a house and encounters Butch and Droopy, the latter being a psychic. Butch tries to remove the ring from Jerry's head but fails. Tom arrives, and Jerry runs with Butch in hot pursuit.

The chase leads to an alley where a sleepy alley cat stirs and eyes Jerry. Tom uses the ring's magic to rescue him, but Butch eventually gets the ring off Jerry's head. The ring then snaps back onto Jerry, restoring its grip.

While fleeing, Tom slides on a banana peel and collapses unconscious outside a pet store. The pursuit pauses for a moment as he recovers, setting up the next sequence. Jerry, meanwhile, remains with the ring in hand.

A kind old lady takes them into the pet store, placing them into two cages. Tom shares a cage with Spike and Tyke, while Jerry is housed with Freddie and Joey, two mice who bully a diaper-wearing Nibbles. The situation creates a fragile peace among the cages for the moment.

Jerry uses the ring to stop the bully mice from tormenting Nibbles by turning them into cheese. The cheese mice escape, and Jerry uses the ring to enlarge Nibbles into a giant mouse who then chases the cheese mice out of the store. The ring's power sharpens the comic chaos inside the shop.

A boy buys Jerry, but the ring's magic causes Tom to melt away from his cage, freeing Jerry. Tom escapes outside and, seizing the opportunity, snatches Jerry back from the boy's grasp. The boy's mother signals a police officer as chaos continues to unfold.

Tom and Jerry escape on a bus driven by Droopy, pursued by Butch, Spike, Tyke, and the alley cat. They end up at a garbage dump where Jerry uses the ring to freeze the pursuing cats and even police cars. The freezing moment grants them a fragile safety before the next twist.

Back at the mansion, Jerry hides the furniture ring remover in a kitchen cupboard and uses it to remove the ring from his own head. He throws the ring down into the basement, where Tom eventually retrieves it only for the ring to get stuck on his finger again. The tension mounts as their status quo teeters.

Chip returns home and, misreading the scene, kicks Tom out of the mansion, causing the ring to fall off Tom's finger. The unfrozen chaos replays as the earlier chases resume and the animal residents pursue the humans once more. The sunset marks the waning of this wild escapade.

Chip becomes Jerry's owner and gifts him a salmon as a reward. With the ring's power, Jerry turns the salmon into cheese for a final playful punchline. The mansion settles into a quieter mood as the duo reflects on their unlikely alliance.