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Zorro sets out to recover the people's tax money from a band of pirates before the government's men can get their hands on it. But when a gang of thieves hear about the money and go after it as well, Zorro has his hands full.
Zorro has his work cut out for him when a dam threatens to burst and flood the countryside. What doesn't help matters any is when a gang of crooks try to exploit the panic of the citizens.
Zorro risks his life to attack an enemy French man-of-war that has blockaded the port of San Pedro. But what Zorro doesn't know is that the enemy has set various traps for him.
Zorro fights to clear his name when he is accused of crimes he did not commit. But as all the evidence he finds keeps pointing to him, Zorro realizes there are higher powers involved.
The tide starts to turn against Zorro. Now he has to find his way back and get himself back to the Zorro he once was.
A corrupt military ruler steals from the rich and taxes the poor, with no one but Zorro to stop him. But in order for Zorro to stop him he will have to go about it intelligently or risk being branded a traitor.
Things get off to a shaky start when Zorro attempts to free the prisoners from the island of Santa Catalina. At first Zorro is considered a traitor but once officials see how the prisoners were being treated he is cleared.
En route to Santa Barbara, Zorro and Miguel fall victim to one of Captain Ramon's evil plans. Now they are at the mercy of the Captain, until Zorro comes up with an escape plan.
Zorro tries to break into Fort Ramon to free a prisoner.
Zorro must think fast when a bandit kidnaps the Governor General, and has himself declared ruler of California. But, unbeknownst to Zorro, the bandit is an old enemy.
Two of Zorro's enemies team up to try to take him down.
Zorro gets wrapped up in a conspiracy and now the only way out is to solve it.
Zorro tries to figure out if recent events have been caused by an unknown stranger.
